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Much like other similar rankings, small diferences, do not mean much – for example, Phil Quarterly’s 901 citations and Erkenntnis’…
There are some errors (not surprising in something of this size!): down at the bottom of the journal list, among…
“Freedom’s just another word for Je est un autre.”
Touché. And given the present thread, Rimbaud may have arrived rather more punctually than either of us had any right…
Correction to my post: it should have read “when I went to her home last summer”.
I first met Gabriele Taylor when I was a graduate student in philosophy at St. Anne’s, studying for the B.Phil.…
Dear Roger of Invisible America, Your remarks towards the end of this comment about Nat Goldhaber (I’ve got a friend…
Individually none of these three were obscure–they found fame with Cream (Jack Bruce) and Mountain (Leslie West & Corky Laing)–but their brief early 70s career as a "super trio" is generally (and not wrongly) forgotten, but this is one of a handful of strong numbers from their debut album in 1972 ("Turn Me Over" and "Pleasure" from that same album are also worth a listen–both feature Bruce on vocals, unlike "The Doctor" which features West.)
And Happy New Year!
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