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Monday, July 23, 2007

names.mp3

"The Name is everything by definition. so what does it mean to make a name for ourselves? and how fitting that the silent shadow urging us to fail is therefore name-less? You cannot point to nameless. Can we even tell the difference?"

Listen to a song:


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Added to oldsoul inspirations by [ z [ e ] v ] on Apr. 15 2007

And now, let's get some work done:

a.What do you think about this song? Do you like it? Why or why not?
b. Check the number of viewers it has had. What do you think about that? Why has it got such numbers?
a. Why do you think it is important for this band to sing about names? Why do the do it the way they do it (type of song / music, singing style, etc.?
c. Does the content of the podcast (that is the name given to this type of file) raise any new questions? Concentrate on the lyrics. If yes, which one (s)? Would you care to answer it / them?
d.. How is this song relevant to what we are studying?
Write your comments and response here (you may do the same on the esnips page, too.
Posted by Eduardo Lina at 10:39 AM
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1 comments:

timor said...

i liked this song.. it ia a beautiful song:)

October 9, 2007 2:29 AM

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