one last thing I wrote

… is a quick vague question about the fungibility of Radiohead’s skill, which totally seems to have baffled and angered the first few commenters.

29 notes | | Sep 30, 2011
  1. online-play-free-games reblogged this from agrammar
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  4. maesaslaw reblogged this from youngmanhattanite and added:
    CK… Hey speaking...shows, I HAVE JEFF MANGUM TICKETS AND I’M SELLING EM. Specifically, two...
  5. nativescience reblogged this from agrammar and added:
    Let me put this as plainly as possible, when it comes to writing...music in depth, Nitsuh...
  6. graphicnovelty said: The word you are looking for is not fungible, but substitutable. Fungible refers to the ability to replace a good with the same good (.e. more Radioheads) rather than a similar good (i.e. another band)
  7. youngmanhattanite reblogged this from bmichael and added:
    Haha, NYC’s narcissism extends to “shows selling out.” You guys do it harder! HAHAHA!!
  8. katiebakes said: Loved your essay.
  9. bmichael reblogged this from agrammar and added:
    Things have always sold out, but it seems like things sell out really intensely in New York. Like those Louis CK shows...
  10. ajohnny said: This is a legitimate question, I think. In some ways I see why they garner the praise they do (they _have_ been pretty influential) — but I also can’t help but feel they’re becoming increasingly overrated. Eh well, reputation’s what matters.
  11. hndrk said: But those are comments like “Show me any other band playing in New York this week/month (…) that can string along more than 3-4 solid songs.” — No comment needed with that one.
  12. agrammar posted this