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he is so good

>>By jimmy (Saturday, 25 Jan 2003 19:25)

He has something to say about all of us that we can't say about ourselves. And the best part is that he makes a living doing it.

>>By Mike of Oregon (Saturday, 25 Jan 2003 19:25)

Spalding was one of those responsible for the re-emergence of story-telling as a contemporary art form. His reflective yet reassuringly grounded work is hailed across the Atlantic, here, as literary genius. He has a way of performing his work in a refreshing non 'neo-bad-navel-gazing-performance-poetic' style that many at the time found it hard to resist. Although he suffers from the immutable Good Old American Pride, he is willing in his 'anti-Vietnam war' way to show the under-belly of his country with all its rippling veins of discontent and malignant moles of delusional grandeur.

>>By Carl UK (Saturday, 25 Jan 2003 19:25)

love him. that's all.

>>By swg (Saturday, 25 Jan 2003 19:25)

while viewing Spalding Grey's performance on IFC, the one that included the Native Indian sweat ceremony . . . I was heavily impressed with the way he described the day with that certain sound he made. . and then sleep.

. . . . it is so true. . . .

>>By picofarad (Wednesday, 5 Mar 2003 20:01)

I like spalding because he likes skiing. Spalding just got married and I enjoy reading his remarks about this latest adventure he has taken.

>>By Nick Benson (Thursday, 3 Apr 2003 00:03)

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