"Pleased To Meet Me" -Full Scan- UHH Era mojo article!

[cat on the wall]

Thank You Dr Dark for all your help scanning this!

Mojo Article very interesting from my Pj stuff enjoy!

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[jesuspolly]

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[Skinned]

:O

[Pitifuljoy]

Why, hello new desktop wallpaper!

Thank Cat and Dr. Dark!

[bluesman]

Thanks once more cat!

[Teclo25]

This is fuckin great, thanks very much! "THE EVEN SCARIER ALBUM!" love it.

[protocols]

Thanks a lot! That was great fun to read. However, I was slightly annoyed by the writer's flippant dismissal of Is This Desire?, especially when he writes that it has "impressionistic lyrics that are not as accomplished or insightful as they might have seemed at the time."

[yarnforhair]

thanks cat and dark!

i think i'm stupid, i can't figure out where she's actually standing or at least how the mirrors are set up.

[DrDark]

Thanks a lot! That was great fun to read. However, I was slightly annoyed by the writer's flippant dismissal of Is This Desire?, especially when he writes that it has "impressionistic lyrics that are not as accomplished or insightful as they might have seemed at the time."

agreed, I think the ITD lyrics are some of her best.

[cat on the wall]

I love that she mentions Leonard Cohen that surprised me. Yes, ITD is one of her best but the article has some interesting points.

[megique]

i think i'm stupid, i can't figure out where she's actually standing or at least how the mirrors are set up.

she's standing on the right but i have no idea how the mirrors are set up :P

[supersonic]

Interesting read, thank you!

[Pollyphoniac]

one of the most worthwhile articles from that era, thank you for making it available here.

[Pollyphoniac]

i think i'm stupid, i can't figure out where she's actually standing or at least how the mirrors are set up.

she's standing on the right but i have no idea how the mirrors are set up :P

consider the possibility that these images might only be juxtapositioned within this picture, like a collage of photographs taken separately but assembled together in such a way as to produce this poly-visual Polly visage. or they could very well be an actual series of mirrors but not represented here in the exact physical positions in which they were actually set up.