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What is the musical equivalent of this book?
john coltrane
>>54911398
flatlander
interesting techno
probably some early 00's quasi-experimental indie like The Books
>>54911398
>>54911440
>>54911435
lol
Kafka (in the book) listened to Radiohead, The Beatles and Coltrane, right?
>>54911398
Kid A is mentioned in the book.
anyone else thought Norwegian wood was shit
>>54911590
The book or song? I thought the book was amazing, but it gave me too much to expect from the song of the same name
Literal shit on a Crosley.
Fuck off with your hack.
>These murakafags think they hot shit but they ain't even SEEN a Soseki book.
>>54911590
I've read four of his books so far
Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World > Kafka on the Shore > 1Q84 > Norwegian Wood
So NW is the worst of his I've read so far. But it's still decent tho.
>>54911643
They're all shit and you're shit for thinking otherwise.
pleb tastes in books /mu/
RYU murakami is the superior murakami
>>54911398
Entry level hipster bullshit for kids who think they're deep and quirky but never deliver.
>>54911620
They haven't even Oe.
>>54911590
I read it front to back and thought it was shit.
The movie isn't good, either.
>>54911620
What is the musical equivalent of Kokoro?
Boards of Canada maybe?
>>54911590
>>54912833
I think Norwegian Wood is definitely the least "Murakami" of all his books, but it was probably the one that had the most emotional impact on me
>>54911643
That is the correct order. Now go read Sputnik Sweetheart.
>>54911643
>>54913058
I'd go Wind Up Bird Chronicle>Norwegian Wood>After Dark>Kafka on the Shore>Hard Boiled Wonderland>Kafka on the Shore>Tsukuru Tazaki>IQ84
I thought 1Q84 had some really great moments, but there were just stretches of hundreds of pages where the same shit kept happening. I felt like it could have been half as long and worked, and he pretty much has done the same thing in shorter works.
>>54913154
I haven't read After Dark or Norwegian Wood, but I will forever stand by Hard-Boiled Wonderland being his best book. Its clarity of plot and emotion can't really be beaten by anything else of his I've read. That said, Wind-Up is an amazing book, probably comes second ahead of Sputnik Sweetheart for me.
>>54911712
My brother of African-American decent
>>Dat chapter in Miso Soup
>>54911712
69 is probably the funniest book I've ever read.
Norwegian Wood
>>54913154
>wind-up at the top
my fucking nigger
you're missing South of the Border, West of the Sun, tho
