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Topic: DeathsTreaty's Fear and Tear Bar - part 2
bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 09:37 PM
Tales of Mystery & Imagination.... how much more appropriate could it be??

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 09:37 PM
I havent completly read any of his work no big deal, we can read some together.

ddn122 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 12855	Sat 05/17/08 09:37 PM
"black cat"...or something "cat". by Poe ..right up your alley DT

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Sat 05/17/08 09:38 PM
I havent completly read any of his work no big deal, we can read some together.

wyatt1844 Joined Sat 01/26/08 Posts: 6761	Sat 05/17/08 09:38 PM
Tales of Mystery & Imagination.... how much more appropriate could it be?? That is a name of an album by Alan Parsons (producer of Dark Side of the Moon).. He set Poe's work to music...

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 09:41 PM
http://books.eserver.org/fiction/poe/black_cat.html

wyatt1844 Joined Sat 01/26/08 Posts: 6761	Sat 05/17/08 09:42 PM
Recalling his earlier Edgar Allan Poe material, Woolfson saw a way to combine his and Parsons' respective talents. Parsons would produce and engineer songs written by the two, and the Alan Parsons Project was born. Their first album, Tales of Mystery and Imagination, including major contributions by all members of Pilot, was a success. The song "The Raven" features lead vocals by actor Leonard Whiting, and, according to the 2007 remastered album linear notes, was the first rock song ever to utilise a digital vocoder, with Alan Parsons speaking lyrics through it.

ddn122 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 12855	Sat 05/17/08 09:44 PM
i have this album on vinyl....not just any vinyl but...."Gold" vinyl Tales of Mystery & Imagination.... how much more appropriate could it be?? That is a name of an album by Alan Parsons (producer of Dark Side of the Moon).. He set Poe's work to music...

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 09:48 PM
and i am proud to say i live in what became poe's home town and then death place, our raven's are named after him. each year for over 50 years, on jan. 19 , some mysterious person leaves 3 red roses on his grave site.

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Sat 05/17/08 09:49 PM
and i am proud to say i live in what became poe's home town and then death place, our raven's are named after him. each year for over 50 years, on jan. 19 , some mysterious person leaves 3 red roses on his grave site.

wyatt1844 Joined Sat 01/26/08 Posts: 6761	Sat 05/17/08 09:51 PM
Back in college I wrote a research paper: The Masque of the Red Death; Symbolism in Color. The professor incorporated it into her teaching material.

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 09:55 PM
Back in college I wrote a research paper: The Masque of the Red Death; Symbolism in Color. The professor incorporated it into her teaching material. love the title alone! it must have been excellent, of that, i have no doubt!

DeathsTreaty Joined Wed 01/09/08 Posts: 14622	Sat 05/17/08 09:55 PM
Im sry, I hae to go now I nee to wake up a bit early tomorrow Thanx everyone I found this idea very interesting I think I will look into it more and Explore more on my own Have a Good night Bye for now ^^

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 09:58 PM
night brooding!!!

ddn122 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 12855	Sat 05/17/08 09:58 PM
peace

wyatt1844 Joined Sat 01/26/08 Posts: 6761	Sat 05/17/08 10:02 PM
Nite Brooding..

wyatt1844 Joined Sat 01/26/08 Posts: 6761	Sat 05/17/08 10:03 PM
Back in college I wrote a research paper: The Masque of the Red Death; Symbolism in Color. The professor incorporated it into her teaching material. love the title alone! it must have been excellent, of that, i have no doubt! It was the most enjoyable research paper I ever wrote.

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 10:07 PM
Back in college I wrote a research paper: The Masque of the Red Death; Symbolism in Color. The professor incorporated it into her teaching material. love the title alone! it must have been excellent, of that, i have no doubt! It was the most enjoyable research paper I ever wrote. i'd like to just do that research for the heck of it now, i'm sure it's compelling.

wyatt1844 Joined Sat 01/26/08 Posts: 6761	Sat 05/17/08 10:09 PM Edited by wyatt1844 on Sat 05/17/08 10:09 PM
Back in college I wrote a research paper: The Masque of the Red Death; Symbolism in Color. The professor incorporated it into her teaching material. love the title alone! it must have been excellent, of that, i have no doubt! It was the most enjoyable research paper I ever wrote. i'd like to just do that research for the heck of it now, i'm sure it's compelling. After college I spent YEARS reserching the Kennedy Assasination...and it's links to MLK, RFK, and Watergate...

bastet126 Joined Fri 12/07/07 Posts: 15553	Sat 05/17/08 10:10 PM
Back in college I wrote a research paper: The Masque of the Red Death; Symbolism in Color. The professor incorporated it into her teaching material. love the title alone! it must have been excellent, of that, i have no doubt! It was the most enjoyable research paper I ever wrote. i'd like to just do that research for the heck of it now, i'm sure it's compelling. After college I spent YEARS reserching the Kennedy Assasination...and it's links to MLK, RFK, and Watergate... as with all scandals, we see what they want us to see.