Thursday, December 29, 2005
It was when I brought home my copy of Aphex Twin's 26 Mixes For Cash and my dad thought the said mixes were for the late Johnny Cash that I realized if such a recording existed, it would probably be the greatest thing anybody has ever heard.
The more I've thought about it, the clearer it has become that the box of Nilla Wafers... isn't apathetic, but bashful, ashamed of its own identity, torn apart by the attention received by Wheatables, by Much'ems, fearing an eternity of underappreciation and obscurity. One day, though, I hope that the people of the world discover the airy but substantial crunch and smooth, sweet flavor of the Nilla Wafer... and allow it into their heart.
The more I've thought about it, the clearer it has become that the box of Nilla Wafers... isn't apathetic, but bashful, ashamed of its own identity, torn apart by the attention received by Wheatables, by Much'ems, fearing an eternity of underappreciation and obscurity. One day, though, I hope that the people of the world discover the airy but substantial crunch and smooth, sweet flavor of the Nilla Wafer... and allow it into their heart.
# posted by Danny : 3:07 PM
