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Posted March 14, 2006 by Stiff Richards
Baggagemaster
by Stiff Richards
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Stiff Richards says: I read a passage once in a book by John Cage called "M" in which he quotes a friend whose luggage had been lost at LAX. It went something like - "United States of Los Angeles Airport gentleman dear Sir, I damn seldom where my suitcase are. She no fly! You no more fit to baggagemaster than for crysake that's all, I hope!" Broken English was just the sort of random thing Mr. Cage was known to appreciate. Art is where you find it. This stayed with me. I told Paul the concept and he wrote some music. Ben and Matthew looked at us like we had cheese on our heads, and we recorded it. - Eric
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