w/ David Foster Wallace narration

1. A Better Tomorrow by No Cash
2. Under Your Command by Stina Nordenstam
3. Cities Aviv Boiler Room New York Live Set Unreleased 16:00
4. yrstruly (CFCF Scream Mix) by The Hellp
5. I Think I Am by SKY H1

mix1 - sonbrotherfriend

Good Old Neon is one of my favourite short stories and so i thought i would do a reading of it.

Good Old Neon - David Foster Wallace (Full Reading)

classic DFW speech to college graduates ::: 

This is Water (part 1) - David Foster Wallace

Kenyon College Commencement
May 21st 2005

This is Water - David Foster Wallace

"There is no writer alive more incisive and hilarious, more ruthlessly tender, when it comes to documenting the perversities of modern American life." -Los Angeles Times

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Do lobsters feel pain? Did Franz Kafka have a sick sense of humor? What is John Updike's deal anyway? And who won the Adult Video News' Female Performer of the Year Award the same year Gwyneth Paltrow won her Oscar? David Foster Wallace answers these and other distinctly modern questions in this collection of hilarious and brilliant nonfiction. 

"Brilliantly entertaining, Consider the Lobster proves once more why David Foster Wallace should be regarded as this generation's best comic writer." -Cleveland Plain Dealer 

"Dazzling . . . an attractive mix of mordancy and humorous ruefulness . . . Few of Wallace's young peers have spoken as eloquently and feelingly as he has about the hard tasks of the moral imagination that contemporary American life imposes on them." -New York Times Book Review 

"A rabidly intelligent collection." -Boston Sunday Globe

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CONSIDER THE LOBSTER by David Foster Wallace Read by the Author, Robert Petkoff - Audiobook Excerpt

Akira The Don & David Foster Wallace - This is  ＷＡＴＥＲＷＡＶＥ
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"The capital-T Truth is about life before death. It is about making it to thirty, or maybe fifty, without wanting to shoot yourself in the head. It is about simple awareness-awareness of what is so real and essential, so hidden in plain sight all around us, that we have to keep reminding ourselves, over and over: "This is water, this is water.""
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🎙 Words by David Foster Wallace
🎵 Produced by Akira The Don
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Vocal sample taken from This Is Water Commencement Speech 2005:
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David Foster Wallace's iconic 2005 Kenyon College graduation address. Context and transcript here: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/09/12/this-is-water-david-foster-wallace/

Part 2 here: http://soundcloud.com/brainpicker/david-foster-wallace-this-is-water-2

David Foster Wallace: "This Is Water" (part 1)

David Foster Wallace's iconic 2005 Kenyon College graduation address. Context and transcript here: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/09/12/this-is-water-david-foster-wallace/

Part 1 here: http://soundcloud.com/brainpicker/david-foster-wallace-this-is-water-1

David Foster Wallace: "This Is Water" (part 2)

Imaginary theme song to the Madam Psychosis show. MIT radio, FM 109. May or may not be hosted by Joelle Van Dyne. Loved by Mario Incandenza.

Largest Whole Prime On The FM Band

This piece was the last one Aaron and Tyson did.  It was the culmination of the project, and instead of being based on a certain character or situation in one of DFW’s books, this one was about DFW himself: the man, the writer, the genius.  Originally, facts and anecdotes were pulled from David Lipsky’s 2010 book, Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself, which was a journalistic recount of the author’s time spent with DFW on the book tour for Infinite Jest. Lipsky was a reporter for Rolling Stone at the time and did a story on DFW that sadly was never printed in the magazine.  However, this book became the basis for the movie, The End of the Tour starring Jason Segel as DFW and Jesse Eisenberg as David Lipsky.  It was released in 2015, and Tyson rushed out to see it and brought his 12-year-old son along, talking to him about DFW for the whole car ride to the theater and back.  (His son said the movie, “had a lot of talking in it,” but he “liked the dogs and the convenience store scene.”  He also began humorously calling DFW by the name “David Foster Walrus.”)  Eventually, a proper biography was written about DFW by D.T. Max in 2012 titled, Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story.  This provided more solid and wider reaching biographical info about DFW, and that’s why this last piece shares its name.

For this piece, Tyson asked Aaron to “bring the fire” with his cello in order to pay proper homage to DFW and his extraordinary talent, the reward we all get from reading his books, the sadness we feel that he is no longer with us, and to simply bring a scorching end to this conceptual project.  Aaron responded by saying that this piece “takes place AFTER he brings the fire; to picture him walking away from the studio as it burns to the ground, his cello a mess of splintered wood.”

To Combat Loneliness: Compositions Based on the Works of David Foster Wallace by Tyson Allison and Aaron Kerr

Every Love Story is a Ghost Story

Every Love Story Is A Ghost Story

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The Brave and Deliberate is Michael Celentana on guitars, basses, drums, keys, and miscellaneous instruments.

An album of experimental/instrumental music inspired by specific plots and characters in the literature of the great writer, David Foster Wallace.  Cellist Aaron Kerr and multi-instrumentalist Tyson Allison pay homage to the sadly departed genius the only way they know how--through music.

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