I hope Ian never learns how to edit or find the pause button. I love the raw production of these recordings. The words and ideas are polished, which is the main thing, and the rest is unvarnished humanity, which is a gift.
This was very enjoyable. I can’t think of anyone else who can extract so much joy from a bleak world view. It’s the love of language and the immersion in the minutiae and texture of misery that makes it an antidote for despair.
Thankyou for sharing. I can now start the day well prepared.
What is delightfully miserable miserable episode loved it it’s not only in England. You get that weather psychosis but it is more extreme. Thanks mate.
I hope Ian never learns how to edit or find the pause button. I love the raw production of these recordings. The words and ideas are polished, which is the main thing, and the rest is unvarnished humanity, which is a gift.
Such a thoughtful and beautiful piece and, like other listeners, really enjoy witnessing the thoughts and edits on the fly.
This was very enjoyable. I can’t think of anyone else who can extract so much joy from a bleak world view. It’s the love of language and the immersion in the minutiae and texture of misery that makes it an antidote for despair.
Thankyou for sharing. I can now start the day well prepared.
Lately, I too have had strong urges to revisit Aftersun. Maybe I'll do the double-bill. Thanks
The ‘roads not taken ‘ melancholy resonates particularly with me just now as I approach my 7th decade .
What is delightfully miserable miserable episode loved it it’s not only in England. You get that weather psychosis but it is more extreme. Thanks mate.