Comments on: What I’m Reading Right Now (#5) http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168 communications from an eco-anarcha-feminist animal Fri, 30 Jul 2010 07:09:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: pattrice http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168#comment-1818 pattrice Thu, 15 Nov 2007 17:26:07 +0000 http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168#comment-1818 Angie, for actual CDs, I guess artist or indi-label websites are best. For downloads, maybe eMusic? But then the question becomes: How to discover new music if there's noplace to go and browse? I like < a href="http://www.pandora.com">Pandora</a>, which creates stations based on your song or artist seeds. It's an outgrowth of the music genome project. There's a free version, although I subscribe. It's really amazing. I've discovered all kinds of artists I wouldn't have found otherwise. I just wish they would hurry up and include classical and more international music. Charlotte, It's funny. I always feel so self-indulgent when I go on and on about what I think about what I'm reading. But then I see that people really click on the "what I'm reading posts." And now you say this one is your favorite post ever! Thanks. Angie, for actual CDs, I guess artist or indi-label websites are best. For downloads, maybe eMusic? But then the question becomes: How to discover new music if there’s noplace to go and browse? I like < a href="http://www.pandora.com">Pandora, which creates stations based on your song or artist seeds. It’s an outgrowth of the music genome project. There’s a free version, although I subscribe. It’s really amazing. I’ve discovered all kinds of artists I wouldn’t have found otherwise. I just wish they would hurry up and include classical and more international music.

Charlotte, It’s funny. I always feel so self-indulgent when I go on and on about what I think about what I’m reading. But then I see that people really click on the “what I’m reading posts.” And now you say this one is your favorite post ever! Thanks.

]]> By: Charlotte http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168#comment-1817 Charlotte Thu, 15 Nov 2007 16:58:22 +0000 http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168#comment-1817 Your summary and analysis of the male-prison-rape essay is brilliant, as is so much else in this posting. I hear you about the sanctuary work and how it feeds your own organic intellectualism. It makes me think about many things, including how I can make what is around me part of my own organic intellectual process. Anyway, this post might be my favorite yet. :-) Your summary and analysis of the male-prison-rape essay is brilliant, as is so much else in this posting.

I hear you about the sanctuary work and how it feeds your own organic intellectualism. It makes me think about many things, including how I can make what is around me part of my own organic intellectual process.

Anyway, this post might be my favorite yet. :-)

]]> By: Angie Pohlman http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168#comment-1815 Angie Pohlman Thu, 15 Nov 2007 04:35:08 +0000 http://pattricejones.info/blog/archives/168#comment-1815 These books sound great! And I love Sherman Alexie. pattrice, or anyone, is there any website that you would recommend to buy music from? Or should I just go to musicians websites? Here in Mt. Pleasant, michigan, there is no longer any place (besides walmart) to buy music, let alone a locally owned, small business. These books sound great! And I love Sherman Alexie. pattrice, or anyone, is there any website that you would recommend to buy music from? Or should I just go to musicians websites? Here in Mt. Pleasant, michigan, there is no longer any place (besides walmart) to buy music, let alone a locally owned, small business.

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