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" Tonight and we'll be accomplished deception show based on the website and when dot com I'm -- argument -- And this week we thought we would take a look at. Music and comics me music and comfortable and easy to -- and since the a federal agency that that the music industry and another way as as Johnson and whoever is frequently too easy to some degree diamonds and has. All this news in. -- hate that sense -- but what I think is religion that comics and music have always been kind of likes somewhat of an underground kind of thing and they've always kind of had some. Light ties to each other like you know Janis Joplin the brother holding company and are from new record of -- And says it is snowing ice and it's it's and a half okay so may need to be grateful that had always had a kind of -- kind of art you know it's that's. -- As a kind of for takes. Pose -- anyone else. Excel. Soccer is religion to see how music is present in comics and comics today. It's interesting because what you think about it -- well one can have nothing to do it -- react in a physical -- and music. -- completely. Are the -- and nothing to see right that's very. Underground Thomas Kennedy. Right -- can be very yeah yeah. Yeah here and then there's no way to hear anything when reading comic book -- Have to physically put them together somehow or benefit as a solution to the book very artistic kind of expressions. And it depending on the economies of identical kind of telling stories to certain degree because it view it depends on how much you take -- lyrics and things like that. But you know songs are basically. 23 minutes or reason comics -- to pace stories you know. The kind of the same but -- right and -- it was kind of won't listen we're sitting down reading comments about the you know. Who music comics are late and then I went to my live earth like missile and missile and missile and so with the resolution about so. That's it kind of kind of what you're saying dust there a lot of comics that. -- to -- music and not so much as. Music is presently comic book more set the tone yet come almost is to set the soundtrack. Which is which is any kind of thing which I feel I wish people would do more of because it helps me because when I know what the songs are I can -- homeless is that. That only works if you get along with the person writing a book is that the thing is if you're read that we're gonna talk about a couple of looks at that put the soundtrack and -- granted. Run double that runs -- house I'd say musically but I think is. You know when you watch the last -- movie and it's a whole nickel back soundtrack you're not so that like you don't want to read an accident thing and -- excuse to -- you don't want that yet personally where we're gonna have to show some more -- Asia fortunate exactly and that also -- politics is well -- that not every -- is for everybody not every man -- for everybody -- And what's agencies to see is if you can. If you're able to get around the music to a draw the comic and vice versa and which is that this can be a challenge for some people in congress recently -- his -- and it's it's most music yeah actually happen. Alliance is being around this that. Critics of first our -- that is called blue Monday which is by China Hudson and was public phony press and it's been. It should publish a lot of them in the early 2000 it's kind of quieted down since the -- but China's always had a a strong tie in her work. Between music and comic itself the topic was blue Monday which is named after a new order song. So there's the first time who has. When new order -- new order was joy division. And then -- feel themselves I don't know what we're using as a device -- This shows that two out. Morning you to Wilson's. It's a joy division there doesn't sell that form new order the rest on the Monday Templeton writes comic named it. And what it is is it's a it's a -- teams set high school a believe. Red red white blue kind of the champions and someone could get Chris burns and victor believe -- to -- And and it's a -- and it's about this group of friends and their relationships -- pass up the lot of fun but what. -- because when your kids like that I mean what happens you a couple of people who you can relate to these guys identity he's rap music and in that it's exactly as we are all British fans of this seventies exactly we -- new way -- that and what child doesn't really interest things that in their -- of the pages and something that sometimes solicited in the name of the song -- And and I don't know if that's what she was listening to when she was strong and I I own a piece of of his or her and of hers and in the -- of the Bart is a name so abandoned song. Armada I actually that she didn't print or not let's out of she just chop -- what she wasn't -- and yeah like it yet does. I think more like this is what if this was a movie if you were. Watching this -- that sort or it's that and now -- there's there's two exactly like me background music cares -- where it or that's on the radio that the characters are listening to at that time Tom and I definitely found as -- connection between setting the mood of the of the the page and what's -- because sometimes they'll be like. Kind of energetic one of those like kind of poppy hit from the new -- scenario audience little. Yet because if you're not an -- music is unfortunately you know large American experts and not -- at least not intimately so. What you're doing easier they're shoving yourself into the -- that you mean the voice of the people. Like you who really know the music you make him enjoy it more but you kind of cutting and at but that and also it could be a gateway opening."

" so I decided I don't know how mostly music that is I didn't bother me 100 rent that is capacity. As -- yeah yeah -- that's that's writes a little bit."

" wanted his that you use music as Kennedy yet you know like you really hear music and you know this is right is that it could -- could it could mid -- on some people off that could open some people to new music but for others -- a friend of ours. It's completely spot -- you know like -- that noted that you know you're into. Eighties new wave Brit pop all that kind of stuff and you look at these characters they dressed the way you dress this is like comment made for you can. So blue Monday it's on my personal -- I wish she would do more. But -- and if you."

" He thought he didn't -- was only honest it's nothing that. You were wrong. Because there's -- the happier. The it. Okay okay yeah park and a lot it didn't work. We have to us. -- did we did west -- okay. -- You purchase."

" but another comic that uses it's not as aggressively as China. But -- to test that's soundtrack is local. Brian would then Ryan Kelly. And that's also published felony. And while music. Isn't baked into the pages themselves at the end of every issue both Brian Ryan right up kind of thoughts and an issue. And it provided play less. And whether that play list is meant to be. The soundtrack for that issue or what they were listening to when they -- drew river I've found it's really did an excellent first things -- jump to after every -- is to see what they what kind of music that I'm recommending. And music is kind of see this -- a little bit into each one each issue evidently didn't -- Andersen windows on the background but you get this feeling about its presence. You know and and local as a one and done kind of a but -- an ongoing story about a story about. Each cities in America and this one girls travels to the country as she grows up. And it's really really good comes infrequently. Let's worth it and added -- to issue eleven or twelve now and so there should be a trade for bugs and stuff. But it's a local blue Monday a really good examples of comics that set the tone by the -- It's a way for sort of the creators tax connect with their audience that way which actually breaks that that fourth wall or likeness previously this is what's in my head and -- we -- story. But now there's there tends to be sometimes up comics that use music as a plot device is music is present within this a worry in the storytelling and characters like that. Com one example want to -- the supplement series by Brian O'Malley published on his well only seems the right into the music kind of I think it editorial staff expertise in this that its use it again. But I'm so -- program is let's have written and drummer Brian O'Malley is from Toronto. -- in Canada. And I read and understand the resume and interview with O'Malley what he's saying Paul -- music is a big big part is. Done. Yeah there's like a year ago. Museum to be part of his life and he said music kind of works its way in and everything that he does and in the case of Scott pilgrim on the main characters supplement is in -- man. And so throughout the story to -- the four following -- came counselor for mines and it's these little timeout and a kind of sizes. But to -- to size inside the size or exit. But throughout the book. Some of the stories how revolved around his -- plane that practice saying it becomes less. Prevalent as it does not about him being in the band band is like is one of the things he does."

" Where is my -- almost potty in the book well he's a recorded -- the the Steve stills. But I mean in the first couple -- that it's important. -- I came pronounces her sex -- sex bomb bomb or sex bomb. That hasn't received written every -- in the book I laugh. And that's funny to receive the base. Whoever just like. It really tells you because. A lot of remain -- going to be singer we are what he's the bass player and -- so it's kind of it says he's not really you know in the band shirts it's a thing do with a place to be about you know. Exactly if it does not write music with with. But I think it's an interesting contrast compared to a book this book rock band. First second published this is an Italian book. From Italy this. That that's been translated. It's about time aspect. That's a bunch of kids and you know at first you're relating. You know like this is great it's about some kids there have been and they find this practice space say they get together and music -- reported today -- want to get. We get through serious -- yeah. Aspect of one of the and then their I don't wanna play it off -- think -- crazy -- crazy. Yeah like phase. -- but it's it's about how these these kids who -- ostensibly for errands or nothing going on nothing to do which is every. Music man they are struggling yet. But you know like the one of the bad case that no one of the parents trust in and it's just about how they feel really invite other you know go play this garage space. You know it's it's actually very similar it's really beautifully -- done if you've ever had experienced team and there are you know like it -- to -- pain relievers it's. My -- would be if you're at."

" Atop Europeans are probably won't like yep that's very European and -- it -- for. Angular those -- belongings as all the doesn't look like America comic movies yet nobody it's it's an interesting because rock and roll in this stuff you know this is uniquely American thing that things that's interesting to see that. It's it's almost weird this year and Europeans intervene when abuse and obviously you rumpled man. What started that plane -- and it's changed since then it's become a bit now like this -- just -- in -- you don't think of -- took the time at all best Q there are right. I don't think it was weird to see that. I also don't read them public if you don't want the full page Hitler yeah but -- subway tunnels Hitler. I don't know what tentative about him but it but it -- this is awful it was very lighthearted whereas -- is not a realistic it's more realistic and we thought and it also it's it's very. --"

" And so but then conversely on the back on the other side of spectrum -- book that only press also publishes a loved the way you love where. It's it's a new Roman romance book or -- dormant account in the romantic book. -- And they're talking to a label and are rapid and the singer falls in love with a and but -- done. And what what you get is that you get the whole love triangle and then and then she dumps there are rampant as the singer and -- And -- it it it was. It was fun to read and it again it was. Cut closer but we -- for the music and had been a bit more corporate pop presence that all of it and it seemed to be the same where's the pop up rock and exactly well. -- Well not have a hip problem when I saw that only also put a homeland in realizes what the only pressure we're gonna get away from them and that. -- Black metal by excuse chuck BB -- white people. The uh huh presented. And I thought it was really funny because. And in this book. Black metal is that is the book is the sort. It's wave less realistic it's way kind of fantastical. What they're really kind. Yes we have pretty much you've got these two twins who are. Who are severed in that you beings that are actually reincarnated god can fight the demons and the black metal is their power and I. This is Scott pilgrim -- up our. It is I think a lot it states because there life. There's little evil kids everybody thinks it like that part fact they're evil is that it's cool yeah it's it's like they're kind of wacky control. But it turns out isn't that the clueless is that I like this I liked the fact that their their their early teens so they're not like full team yanks this young. That Andy there. And there and what I liked was that in in the beginning at least they're just that school and then this normal kind of saying and that just. Matalin and nobody understands us metal and then it just takes this kind of left turn. So wraps up the limit for to a simpler and takes a left turn towards video games and kind of it -- a pixel turned to -- demons then and stuff but the thing is immaterial the like hardcore -- yet -- little black metal and that's a bus."

" This is an analogy if you Americans understand this is like a Saturday that pilots get which is really funny car accident and I looked up but second half feel right. It's abandoned a while ago this thing that sense it was really funny. On -- too long -- I see it's a series yeah and there's more I don't I don't I enjoyed this one -- read anymore because jokes and done."

" An and that and that's what's funny because because I would imagine of your musical genres out of how often do you listen to metal black -- IE. I have listened that stuff and I do enjoy so that I I think it cracked me up throughout the whole book. And it's the kind of thing where like I know I know at least like twenty kids like you get this to a they would just love it because they'll eat it up because it speaks of that excellently blue Monday speaks -- something in that regard. So yeah I think it's Alan mentioned is accurate inaccurate just as a joke -- over I don't know what gas and yeah."

" The opposite effect its first are constantly. Keys. I guess that -- very funny a little bit cause plot here while we get to. See lost. As funny and again. Could it betrays us we'll also if you like medal do you have a lot then to make up your -- like Madeleine. Exactly -- that. So that the even."

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" Classes are taught by a couple books that on the image comics for that in the past couple. Probably years that you focused on these economists are available -- this I don't know if focused -- kind of music is subject matter -- mention is more recent one called on Graham. Which it was written by Karen Dillon and drummer Gene Kelly who's currently -- in suburban Atlanta which will love. But this is a black and white -- that drew him back right now and we but it's kind of a do you explain it. Yes it's a little bit it's got a whole Lotta the magic with a K. The kind of you know -- this. The tent -- of that magic. Specifically Brit pop this this -- pop in the mid ninety's which which is where his his magic power comes from yet he sees is his power from the power of oasis bowler -- other bands as well. From the error I don't want to spoil the story for I'll let you figure out. But. But -- well enough. All the -- it took so I'm not dead he can't imagine him which is in the room and stuff like that. So it's a little it was art collective one thing you love in the blood that you -- me you're forced together exactly together out of power the Kelly's art. That isn't exactly ultimately I -- we love it and because mainly because of the art and because of the music stuff the little wizard is quite that I --"

" beginning it was really the -- as good as the --"

" But it's going to be ongoing -- them -- kind of series and I imagine no kind of get their legs under him but what I -- of all of the music -- do a large chunk of it is very pop -- what I loved was that and it never -- that let's show the -- and the creative use of the covers like discovers a homage to honestly its first record -- case itself yet. And each cover was homage to a different record cover from the nineties for that period in the back this extensive kind of notes and planets."

" Back to the first blue Monday local he put his -- when he was writing a book like there was that and you don't get their references musher -- be into it but he has a -- time and effort itself like he mentions a band he explains who the band was and why irrelevant. Some of his own personal opinions that take or leave yeah. What about those -- So that's it's just. If you wanted to know the very effective very expensive for."

" And it's a lot of work into of the bastard. Finally signals that the finalists that want to mention which I don't think it's got a lot of mention in the comics press cited Syria's now is -- book is the cult of the book back on the shelf would you. Which is and anthology. Indy. Artists cut comic traders interpreting and doing comics based on the music don't Sebastien. Bill Sebastien is kind of like a they're Scottish indie rock. Band. And they've they've been arrested late ninety's and Lotta their songs lend themselves constantly telling each you know look how lyrics race -- comments something so what image did was they got. A bunch of different craters like works here's the black metal case and stretch from. Yeah and -- and Watson did one -- recommend area. And they each took a song ended accommodation that song. Now some of them. Head were built build words in the comic -- specifically lyrics and that's it and they were just kind of visualization of the songs some little more inspired by the songs on Sunday roast or based -- the song. Some of them. Were done really creatively where the songs playing in the background. -- somewhere they in pulled in some lyrics and the storybook kind of elaborate on it. No one and when it's anthology shows a lot of what very different styles different stories no one I thought was a white. And this is truly an anthology -- it was a huge cross says that -- like that song do whatever and turn it however you. Policy equality is what's going to be one aliens and their leaders like some -- So ultimately if your fan don't Sebastien you need to on this book. If you don't like poetic anthologies and should probably. Look back on this. -- If you're in today indie artists you know kind of indie comic scene in like different kind of solved if you like the flight anthology and likened colleges and so then you might enjoy this and and not knowing -- about them Sebastian. But at me -- a pilot of special of them this when I got to cut itself into."

" We've certainly. No yeah I remember you know I'll read don't hope there's a flying buddy bill that read that one."

" And it's just pick up there you wanted to exactly and it's into you know this yeah -- bizarre look at it yeah. But it was effective but it's interesting because. What I decided as both -- fan was the creative expression of the songs you know like weapons that each each time -- with each story -- untenable some lovely you know until let -- that's what that's a different take well that's different I don't. Actually equaled a series of news of the artists different genres of music yet perhaps Peterson and something like this. I -- yeah. An accurate like an election to it and this as a series would be good Russia. I could see a news like the idea I've expected to all the people they clearly put effort that. Just. It worked hand. -- features. Couldn't -- and the teachers. Any comedy isn't wearing that T shirt over archer."

" As did her best -- teachers from -- that's not -- effective way. To check it out. Check -- the -- and we are single. Now it is. --"

" Whenever I read comics that I highly. -- in the music when I read and so music in comics for me on the other so school season comics actually bring music into the subject and that content itself well so I'm sure -- McConnell we forgot we focused mainly on the past few years assumption this stuff amusing no doubt that it you know -- publishing department -- that is that is just how. Comment about this equally effective. -- It nice and Soviet any suggestions source that that we -- talk battered tells them and check that you can you know also contact and I Pamela dot com."

" And if there's a comic you know about some other type of music. Why neighbors like it's good you -- sports eight and boys ages three to 66 months that."

" And but I can't but probably discussed about this show up all these books you can also is picking up there then you can. Right about the wanting to talk about -- that are revision three dot com slash established forms -- in the same thing. Just bitch and moan about what we didn't use this music and Olympics -- long."

" Music in comics are probably two of the most debated topics of their you know because everybody believes they -- right and you are wrong. You lose a -- as people get pissed off that I. Rockers like throwing stones at them."

" It's very. Two. Hey welcome to another of the life and what happens. -- Show."

" God. Odd. We have pursued --"

" Tonight and we'll be accomplished deception show based on the website and when dot com I'm -- argument -- And this week we thought we would take a look at. Music and comics me music and comfortable and easy to -- and since the a federal agency that that the music industry and another way as as Johnson and whoever is frequently too easy to some degree diamonds and has. All this news in. -- hate that sense -- but what I think is religion that comics and music have always been kind of likes somewhat of an underground kind of thing and they've always kind of had some. Light ties to each other like you know Janis Joplin the brother holding company and are from new record of -- And says it is snowing ice and it's it's and a half okay so may need to be grateful that had always had a kind of -- kind of art you know it's that's. -- As a kind of for takes. Pose -- anyone else. Excel. Soccer is religion to see how music is present in comics and comics today. It's interesting because what you think about it -- well one can have nothing to do it -- react in a physical -- and music. -- completely. Are the -- and nothing to see right that's very. Underground Thomas Kennedy. Right -- can be very yeah yeah. Yeah here and then there's no way to hear anything when reading comic book -- Have to physically put them together somehow or benefit as a solution to the book very artistic kind of expressions. And it depending on the economies of identical kind of telling stories to certain degree because it view it depends on how much you take -- lyrics and things like that. But you know songs are basically. 23 minutes or reason comics -- to pace stories you know. The kind of the same but -- right and -- it was kind of won't listen we're sitting down reading comments about the you know. Who music comics are late and then I went to my live earth like missile and missile and missile and so with the resolution about so. That's it kind of kind of what you're saying dust there a lot of comics that. -- to -- music and not so much as. Music is presently comic book more set the tone yet come almost is to set the soundtrack. Which is which is any kind of thing which I feel I wish people would do more of because it helps me because when I know what the songs are I can -- homeless is that. That only works if you get along with the person writing a book is that the thing is if you're read that we're gonna talk about a couple of looks at that put the soundtrack and -- granted. Run double that runs -- house I'd say musically but I think is. You know when you watch the last -- movie and it's a whole nickel back soundtrack you're not so that like you don't want to read an accident thing and -- excuse to -- you don't want that yet personally where we're gonna have to show some more -- Asia fortunate exactly and that also -- politics is well -- that not every -- is for everybody not every man -- for everybody -- And what's agencies to see is if you can. If you're able to get around the music to a draw the comic and vice versa and which is that this can be a challenge for some people in congress recently -- his -- and it's it's most music yeah actually happen. Alliance is being around this that. Critics of first our -- that is called blue Monday which is by China Hudson and was public phony press and it's been. It should publish a lot of them in the early 2000 it's kind of quieted down since the -- but China's always had a a strong tie in her work. Between music and comic itself the topic was blue Monday which is named after a new order song. So there's the first time who has. When new order -- new order was joy division. And then -- feel themselves I don't know what we're using as a device -- This shows that two out. Morning you to Wilson's. It's a joy division there doesn't sell that form new order the rest on the Monday Templeton writes comic named it. And what it is is it's a it's a -- teams set high school a believe. Red red white blue kind of the champions and someone could get Chris burns and victor believe -- to -- And and it's a -- and it's about this group of friends and their relationships -- pass up the lot of fun but what. -- because when your kids like that I mean what happens you a couple of people who you can relate to these guys identity he's rap music and in that it's exactly as we are all British fans of this seventies exactly we -- new way -- that and what child doesn't really interest things that in their -- of the pages and something that sometimes solicited in the name of the song -- And and I don't know if that's what she was listening to when she was strong and I I own a piece of of his or her and of hers and in the -- of the Bart is a name so abandoned song. Armada I actually that she didn't print or not let's out of she just chop -- what she wasn't -- and yeah like it yet does. I think more like this is what if this was a movie if you were. Watching this -- that sort or it's that and now -- there's there's two exactly like me background music cares -- where it or that's on the radio that the characters are listening to at that time Tom and I definitely found as -- connection between setting the mood of the of the the page and what's -- because sometimes they'll be like. Kind of energetic one of those like kind of poppy hit from the new -- scenario audience little. Yet because if you're not an -- music is unfortunately you know large American experts and not -- at least not intimately so. What you're doing easier they're shoving yourself into the -- that you mean the voice of the people. Like you who really know the music you make him enjoy it more but you kind of cutting and at but that and also it could be a gateway opening."

" so I decided I don't know how mostly music that is I didn't bother me 100 rent that is capacity. As -- yeah yeah -- that's that's writes a little bit."

" wanted his that you use music as Kennedy yet you know like you really hear music and you know this is right is that it could -- could it could mid -- on some people off that could open some people to new music but for others -- a friend of ours. It's completely spot -- you know like -- that noted that you know you're into. Eighties new wave Brit pop all that kind of stuff and you look at these characters they dressed the way you dress this is like comment made for you can. So blue Monday it's on my personal -- I wish she would do more. But -- and if you."

" He thought he didn't -- was only honest it's nothing that. You were wrong. Because there's -- the happier. The it. Okay okay yeah park and a lot it didn't work. We have to us. -- did we did west -- okay. -- You purchase."

" but another comic that uses it's not as aggressively as China. But -- to test that's soundtrack is local. Brian would then Ryan Kelly. And that's also published felony. And while music. Isn't baked into the pages themselves at the end of every issue both Brian Ryan right up kind of thoughts and an issue. And it provided play less. And whether that play list is meant to be. The soundtrack for that issue or what they were listening to when they -- drew river I've found it's really did an excellent first things -- jump to after every -- is to see what they what kind of music that I'm recommending. And music is kind of see this -- a little bit into each one each issue evidently didn't -- Andersen windows on the background but you get this feeling about its presence. You know and and local as a one and done kind of a but -- an ongoing story about a story about. Each cities in America and this one girls travels to the country as she grows up. And it's really really good comes infrequently. Let's worth it and added -- to issue eleven or twelve now and so there should be a trade for bugs and stuff. But it's a local blue Monday a really good examples of comics that set the tone by the -- It's a way for sort of the creators tax connect with their audience that way which actually breaks that that fourth wall or likeness previously this is what's in my head and -- we -- story. But now there's there tends to be sometimes up comics that use music as a plot device is music is present within this a worry in the storytelling and characters like that. Com one example want to -- the supplement series by Brian O'Malley published on his well only seems the right into the music kind of I think it editorial staff expertise in this that its use it again. But I'm so -- program is let's have written and drummer Brian O'Malley is from Toronto. -- in Canada. And I read and understand the resume and interview with O'Malley what he's saying Paul -- music is a big big part is. Done. Yeah there's like a year ago. Museum to be part of his life and he said music kind of works its way in and everything that he does and in the case of Scott pilgrim on the main characters supplement is in -- man. And so throughout the story to -- the four following -- came counselor for mines and it's these little timeout and a kind of sizes. But to -- to size inside the size or exit. But throughout the book. Some of the stories how revolved around his -- plane that practice saying it becomes less. Prevalent as it does not about him being in the band band is like is one of the things he does."

" Where is my -- almost potty in the book well he's a recorded -- the the Steve stills. But I mean in the first couple -- that it's important. -- I came pronounces her sex -- sex bomb bomb or sex bomb. That hasn't received written every -- in the book I laugh. And that's funny to receive the base. Whoever just like. It really tells you because. A lot of remain -- going to be singer we are what he's the bass player and -- so it's kind of it says he's not really you know in the band shirts it's a thing do with a place to be about you know. Exactly if it does not write music with with. But I think it's an interesting contrast compared to a book this book rock band. First second published this is an Italian book. From Italy this. That that's been translated. It's about time aspect. That's a bunch of kids and you know at first you're relating. You know like this is great it's about some kids there have been and they find this practice space say they get together and music -- reported today -- want to get. We get through serious -- yeah. Aspect of one of the and then their I don't wanna play it off -- think -- crazy -- crazy. Yeah like phase. -- but it's it's about how these these kids who -- ostensibly for errands or nothing going on nothing to do which is every. Music man they are struggling yet. But you know like the one of the bad case that no one of the parents trust in and it's just about how they feel really invite other you know go play this garage space. You know it's it's actually very similar it's really beautifully -- done if you've ever had experienced team and there are you know like it -- to -- pain relievers it's. My -- would be if you're at."

" Atop Europeans are probably won't like yep that's very European and -- it -- for. Angular those -- belongings as all the doesn't look like America comic movies yet nobody it's it's an interesting because rock and roll in this stuff you know this is uniquely American thing that things that's interesting to see that. It's it's almost weird this year and Europeans intervene when abuse and obviously you rumpled man. What started that plane -- and it's changed since then it's become a bit now like this -- just -- in -- you don't think of -- took the time at all best Q there are right. I don't think it was weird to see that. I also don't read them public if you don't want the full page Hitler yeah but -- subway tunnels Hitler. I don't know what tentative about him but it but it -- this is awful it was very lighthearted whereas -- is not a realistic it's more realistic and we thought and it also it's it's very. --"

" And so but then conversely on the back on the other side of spectrum -- book that only press also publishes a loved the way you love where. It's it's a new Roman romance book or -- dormant account in the romantic book. -- And they're talking to a label and are rapid and the singer falls in love with a and but -- done. And what what you get is that you get the whole love triangle and then and then she dumps there are rampant as the singer and -- And -- it it it was. It was fun to read and it again it was. Cut closer but we -- for the music and had been a bit more corporate pop presence that all of it and it seemed to be the same where's the pop up rock and exactly well. -- Well not have a hip problem when I saw that only also put a homeland in realizes what the only pressure we're gonna get away from them and that. -- Black metal by excuse chuck BB -- white people. The uh huh presented. And I thought it was really funny because. And in this book. Black metal is that is the book is the sort. It's wave less realistic it's way kind of fantastical. What they're really kind. Yes we have pretty much you've got these two twins who are. Who are severed in that you beings that are actually reincarnated god can fight the demons and the black metal is their power and I. This is Scott pilgrim -- up our. It is I think a lot it states because there life. There's little evil kids everybody thinks it like that part fact they're evil is that it's cool yeah it's it's like they're kind of wacky control. But it turns out isn't that the clueless is that I like this I liked the fact that their their their early teens so they're not like full team yanks this young. That Andy there. And there and what I liked was that in in the beginning at least they're just that school and then this normal kind of saying and that just. Matalin and nobody understands us metal and then it just takes this kind of left turn. So wraps up the limit for to a simpler and takes a left turn towards video games and kind of it -- a pixel turned to -- demons then and stuff but the thing is immaterial the like hardcore -- yet -- little black metal and that's a bus."

" This is an analogy if you Americans understand this is like a Saturday that pilots get which is really funny car accident and I looked up but second half feel right. It's abandoned a while ago this thing that sense it was really funny. On -- too long -- I see it's a series yeah and there's more I don't I don't I enjoyed this one -- read anymore because jokes and done."

" An and that and that's what's funny because because I would imagine of your musical genres out of how often do you listen to metal black -- IE. I have listened that stuff and I do enjoy so that I I think it cracked me up throughout the whole book. And it's the kind of thing where like I know I know at least like twenty kids like you get this to a they would just love it because they'll eat it up because it speaks of that excellently blue Monday speaks -- something in that regard. So yeah I think it's Alan mentioned is accurate inaccurate just as a joke -- over I don't know what gas and yeah."

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" Classes are taught by a couple books that on the image comics for that in the past couple. Probably years that you focused on these economists are available -- this I don't know if focused -- kind of music is subject matter -- mention is more recent one called on Graham. Which it was written by Karen Dillon and drummer Gene Kelly who's currently -- in suburban Atlanta which will love. But this is a black and white -- that drew him back right now and we but it's kind of a do you explain it. Yes it's a little bit it's got a whole Lotta the magic with a K. The kind of you know -- this. The tent -- of that magic. Specifically Brit pop this this -- pop in the mid ninety's which which is where his his magic power comes from yet he sees is his power from the power of oasis bowler -- other bands as well. From the error I don't want to spoil the story for I'll let you figure out. But. But -- well enough. All the -- it took so I'm not dead he can't imagine him which is in the room and stuff like that. So it's a little it was art collective one thing you love in the blood that you -- me you're forced together exactly together out of power the Kelly's art. That isn't exactly ultimately I -- we love it and because mainly because of the art and because of the music stuff the little wizard is quite that I --"

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" But it's going to be ongoing -- them -- kind of series and I imagine no kind of get their legs under him but what I -- of all of the music -- do a large chunk of it is very pop -- what I loved was that and it never -- that let's show the -- and the creative use of the covers like discovers a homage to honestly its first record -- case itself yet. And each cover was homage to a different record cover from the nineties for that period in the back this extensive kind of notes and planets."

" Back to the first blue Monday local he put his -- when he was writing a book like there was that and you don't get their references musher -- be into it but he has a -- time and effort itself like he mentions a band he explains who the band was and why irrelevant. Some of his own personal opinions that take or leave yeah. What about those -- So that's it's just. If you wanted to know the very effective very expensive for."

" And it's a lot of work into of the bastard. Finally signals that the finalists that want to mention which I don't think it's got a lot of mention in the comics press cited Syria's now is -- book is the cult of the book back on the shelf would you. Which is and anthology. Indy. Artists cut comic traders interpreting and doing comics based on the music don't Sebastien. Bill Sebastien is kind of like a they're Scottish indie rock. Band. And they've they've been arrested late ninety's and Lotta their songs lend themselves constantly telling each you know look how lyrics race -- comments something so what image did was they got. A bunch of different craters like works here's the black metal case and stretch from. Yeah and -- and Watson did one -- recommend area. And they each took a song ended accommodation that song. Now some of them. Head were built build words in the comic -- specifically lyrics and that's it and they were just kind of visualization of the songs some little more inspired by the songs on Sunday roast or based -- the song. Some of them. Were done really creatively where the songs playing in the background. -- somewhere they in pulled in some lyrics and the storybook kind of elaborate on it. No one and when it's anthology shows a lot of what very different styles different stories no one I thought was a white. And this is truly an anthology -- it was a huge cross says that -- like that song do whatever and turn it however you. Policy equality is what's going to be one aliens and their leaders like some -- So ultimately if your fan don't Sebastien you need to on this book. If you don't like poetic anthologies and should probably. Look back on this. -- If you're in today indie artists you know kind of indie comic scene in like different kind of solved if you like the flight anthology and likened colleges and so then you might enjoy this and and not knowing -- about them Sebastian. But at me -- a pilot of special of them this when I got to cut itself into."

" We've certainly. No yeah I remember you know I'll read don't hope there's a flying buddy bill that read that one."

" And it's just pick up there you wanted to exactly and it's into you know this yeah -- bizarre look at it yeah. But it was effective but it's interesting because. What I decided as both -- fan was the creative expression of the songs you know like weapons that each each time -- with each story -- untenable some lovely you know until let -- that's what that's a different take well that's different I don't. Actually equaled a series of news of the artists different genres of music yet perhaps Peterson and something like this. I -- yeah. An accurate like an election to it and this as a series would be good Russia. I could see a news like the idea I've expected to all the people they clearly put effort that. Just. It worked hand. -- features. Couldn't -- and the teachers. Any comedy isn't wearing that T shirt over archer."

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" Whenever I read comics that I highly. -- in the music when I read and so music in comics for me on the other so school season comics actually bring music into the subject and that content itself well so I'm sure -- McConnell we forgot we focused mainly on the past few years assumption this stuff amusing no doubt that it you know -- publishing department -- that is that is just how. Comment about this equally effective. -- It nice and Soviet any suggestions source that that we -- talk battered tells them and check that you can you know also contact and I Pamela dot com."

" And if there's a comic you know about some other type of music. Why neighbors like it's good you -- sports eight and boys ages three to 66 months that."

" And but I can't but probably discussed about this show up all these books you can also is picking up there then you can. Right about the wanting to talk about -- that are revision three dot com slash established forms -- in the same thing. Just bitch and moan about what we didn't use this music and Olympics -- long."

" Music in comics are probably two of the most debated topics of their you know because everybody believes they -- right and you are wrong. You lose a -- as people get pissed off that I. Rockers like throwing stones at them."

" It's very. Two. Hey welcome to another of the life and what happens. -- Show."