Golden Age, by TV on the Radio [Annotated Readings]
From their critically acclaimed 2008 album Dear Science.
Here you’ll find literary work written from diverse theological (and even atheological) perspectives, all reimagined and annotated as if they were LDS-authored texts. We hope playfully exploring the world’s “best books” in this way, unfettered by authorial intent, will help Latter-day Saints express their own peculiar mythos by dramatically expanding the models they can work from.
From their critically acclaimed 2008 album Dear Science.
I had a small friendWho had a fat friendWho had a big friendWho gave birth to many friends[1]Eternal increase with eternal spiritual progeny. Doctrine and
Bicycle, bicycle, bicycle[1]Released as the lead single to their 1978 album Jazz–which, ironically, contains no JazzI want to ride my bicycle, bicycle, bicycle[2]Freddy Mercury (née
[Note: like most Jazz albums, John Coltrane’s legendary 1965 LP A Love Supreme is largely an instrumental. However, within the record-sleeve’s inner fold, Coltrane included
Note: this is the first in a series of Annotated Readings, in which we reimagine and annotate diverse texts as if they were written from
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