Australia, The Lucky Cunt

This TISM album ran into some legal difficulties. However it wasnt a consequence of the title. It was due to the Ken Done style artwork on the cd cover.John Safran addressed this on one of his Musical Jamboree episodes, Humphrey B. Flaubert was on hand to explain it all. Its actually a top story, of course, and well worth the small time investment to watch it. This Castpost service is buggy as however, its not even at beta testing, so persist in your efforts. Somewhat related, I was reading a review in The Age last weekend... No seriously, I was. Actually, I can only think of a couple of people that would appreciate that, and in this context. But, it was an interview by Nick Cave on Nick Cave, but under the nom de plume of William D. Routt. And his style of writing, his sense of humour and the overall sense of the article were so very familiar. I dont know if maybe its just a Melbourne thing, or maybe he spends a lot of time with TISM memebrs... Like I said, I dont know. The review was of his film The Proposition which is an Australian 'western' that is supposedly very violent. The sub-article on the page is enitled: Modern Classics of Arty Writing About Violence. I'll dig out the online version and put it up, its a good read.