> As far as Zorn being hesitant to address the issue of violence or
> exploitation as it relates to his music, I see it in correspondence with
> David Lynch's reticence about the ideas behind his films ...
> Maybe Joe
> Coleman or R Crumb would be a better comparisons than David Lynch, because
> of the severity and extremeness of the imagery, or Pasolini in another set
> of relations...J.G. Ballard...
Funny, I was just rereading some S. Clay Wilson today. Whew. Other
comparisons might include Delany's "Equinox" or "Hogg," a book so vile on
its surface that I read it at a bookstore and declined to bring a copy into
my home.
Wm. Crump
