Jane Wiedlin - One Hundred Years Of Solitude (Acoustic). From the so-called "Acoustic Album" of solo and Go-Go's songs that Jane ...
Pie Not Included: 100 Best Lines
Another list for us to argue over . First of all, I don't see how "Call me Ishmael" is even on the list, much less number one. The opening of Moby-Dick is amazing, and I am marrying a man who can recite it from memory so it is also sexy, but it's not the first line that does it. I mean, "Call me Ishmael" is just not exciting by itself. And Lolita has the exact same problem: one of the best openings in literature, but it goes way beyond that short first line. The list is obviously seriously flawed. I do love the opening line of Pride and Prejudice , though. Salinger is great. And Wharton. My old favorites, Virginia Woolf and Henry James are on the list. Middlemarch...