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Monday, October 31, 2011
Brion Gysin-Poem of Poems (1958)
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Brion Gysin-Poem of Poems (1958)
2011-10-31T16:12:00-07:00
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Brion Gysin|Burroughs|poetry|Spoken Word|
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
The Pop Group-We Are Time
Outtakes, demos and Peel sessions from this seminal post punk steamroller.Trap (demo)Thief of Fire (live)Genius or Lunatic (live)Colour Blind (demo)Spanish Inquistion (live)Kiss the Book (live)Amnesty Report (alternate)Springer (live)Sense of Purpose (demo)We Are Time (live)DIG
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80's,
demos,
Mark Stewart,
Outtakes,
Peel Sessions,
Punk,
The Pop Group
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Mark E.Smith-Greenwich Sound Radio 1983
01. The Fall - Words of Expectation (Live: Arena, Rotterdam, 12 Feb. 1983)
02. Mark E. Smith's Guide to Writing Guide
03. MES Poem: London
04. MES Poem: Manchester
05. Spandau Ballet - Communication
06. Greenwich Sound promo
07. The Fall - Fantastic Life (studio)
08. Chat with Greenwich Sound, part 1
09. Slim Jacobs - That's Truck Drivin'
10. MES Poem: Centimeter Square
11. MES Poem: Village Bug
12. MES Poem: Amsterdam
13. The Fall - Totally Wired (studio)
14. Chat, part 2
15. Bobby Sykes - Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves
16. Greenwich Sound promo
17. Willie Nelson & Dolly Parton - Everything's Beautiful
18. MES reads "a piece I found in an international newspaper on the floor"
19. The Fall - Hexen Definitive/Strife Knot (Live: Arena, Rotterdam, 12 Feb 83)
20. Crickets
Thanks to http://pessimistclub.blogspot.com for slicing and dicing.
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02. Mark E. Smith's Guide to Writing Guide
03. MES Poem: London
04. MES Poem: Manchester
05. Spandau Ballet - Communication
06. Greenwich Sound promo
07. The Fall - Fantastic Life (studio)
08. Chat with Greenwich Sound, part 1
09. Slim Jacobs - That's Truck Drivin'
10. MES Poem: Centimeter Square
11. MES Poem: Village Bug
12. MES Poem: Amsterdam
13. The Fall - Totally Wired (studio)
14. Chat, part 2
15. Bobby Sykes - Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves
16. Greenwich Sound promo
17. Willie Nelson & Dolly Parton - Everything's Beautiful
18. MES reads "a piece I found in an international newspaper on the floor"
19. The Fall - Hexen Definitive/Strife Knot (Live: Arena, Rotterdam, 12 Feb 83)
20. Crickets
Thanks to http://pessimistclub.blogspot.com for slicing and dicing.
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Labels:
80's,
Drunk,
Mark E.Smith,
poetry,
Spoken Word,
The Fall
Kaude Golven ::: A Collection of Belgian Coldwave ...
Limited to 500 copies, this rare gem is sure to please anyone with a penchant for coldwave, pust-punk and other morbid sounds. Tracklist:...
A1 Company of state-Dark
A2 Siglo XX-Obsession
A3 Gruppenbild-Tranquility
A4 Sovjet war-Just a story
A5 The NUE-Broken window
B1 De Brassers
B2 Struggler-My heart
B3 The cultural decay-Brave new world
B4 Suspects-This reality
B5 Day after-Ticking away
Please stop by http://gorish.blogspot.com ...it's really worth the time.
Get it
A1 Company of state-Dark
A2 Siglo XX-Obsession
A3 Gruppenbild-Tranquility
A4 Sovjet war-Just a story
A5 The NUE-Broken window
B1 De Brassers
B2 Struggler-My heart
B3 The cultural decay-Brave new world
B4 Suspects-This reality
B5 Day after-Ticking away
Please stop by http://gorish.blogspot.com ...it's really worth the time.
Get it
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Ezra Pound-Cantos
Bizarre -haunting and beautiful stuff from http://ninegreychairs.blogspot.com
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Canto III "I sat on Dogana's steps"
Canto XVI "And before hell mouth"
Canto XLIX "For the seven lakes ..."
Canto LXXXI "Zeus lies in Ceres' bosom" (First Reading)
Canto LXXXI (Second Reading)
Canto XCII "And from this mount were blown"
Canto CVI "And was her daughter like that"
From Canto CXV "The scientists are in terror"
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Canto III "I sat on Dogana's steps"
Canto XVI "And before hell mouth"
Canto XLIX "For the seven lakes ..."
Canto LXXXI "Zeus lies in Ceres' bosom" (First Reading)
Canto LXXXI (Second Reading)
Canto XCII "And from this mount were blown"
Canto CVI "And was her daughter like that"
From Canto CXV "The scientists are in terror"
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Langston Hughes-Essential Hughes
I can't seem to find "The Voice of Langston Hughes" (SFW47001) Please let me know if you find it. Here's "Essential Hughes" instead.
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Langston Hughes-Essential Hughes
2011-10-16T19:26:00-07:00
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Langston Hughes|poetry|Revolution|Spoken Word|
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Langston Hughes,
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Revolution,
Spoken Word
Saturday, October 15, 2011
John Cooper Clarke - Punk Poet
Snap Crackle & Bop
Walking Back To Happiness
Disguise In Love
Zip Style Method
Où est la maison de fromage?
Walking Back To Happiness
Disguise In Love
Zip Style Method
Où est la maison de fromage?
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John Cooper Clarke - Punk Poet
2011-10-15T09:11:00-07:00
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80's|John Cooper Clarke|poetry|Punk|Spoken Word|
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Aldous Huxley - The Politics Of Ecology (1962)
Aldous Huxley on the Politics of Ecology, lecture given 30th November 1962...still so very relevant.
“It might be sensible to think less about the problem of landing a couple of astronauts on the moon and rather more about the problem of enabling three billion men, women, and children, who in less than forty years will be six billion, to lead a tolerably human existence without in the process ruining and befouling their planetary environment.”
“Prisoners of their culture, the masses, even in those countries where they are free to vote, are prevented by the basic postulates in terms in which they do their thinking and their feeling, from summarily decreeing an end to the collective paranoia that governs international relations.”
“Some day, let us hope, rulers and ruled will break out of the cultural prisons in which they are now confined.”
“To possess power is ipso facto to be tempted to abuse it."
Thanks to the Croaker for turning me on to this compelling piece.
“It might be sensible to think less about the problem of landing a couple of astronauts on the moon and rather more about the problem of enabling three billion men, women, and children, who in less than forty years will be six billion, to lead a tolerably human existence without in the process ruining and befouling their planetary environment.”
“Prisoners of their culture, the masses, even in those countries where they are free to vote, are prevented by the basic postulates in terms in which they do their thinking and their feeling, from summarily decreeing an end to the collective paranoia that governs international relations.”
“Some day, let us hope, rulers and ruled will break out of the cultural prisons in which they are now confined.”
“To possess power is ipso facto to be tempted to abuse it."
Thanks to the Croaker for turning me on to this compelling piece.
Labels:
Aldous Huxley,
Corruption,
Huxley,
Industry,
Power
Friday, October 7, 2011
Sub Pop 100 (1986)
Oddly enough I ran across this killer 80's comp over at http://ihatethe90s.blogspot.com
"Spoken Word Intro Thing" - Steve Albini (0:50)
"Greatest Gift" - Scratch Acid (2:03)
"Nothin' to Prove" (Live) - Wipers (2:07)
"Kill Yr Idols" - Sonic Youth (2:47)
"Bananacuda" - Naked Raygun (1:41)
"Gila" - U-Men (2:16)
"Smile on Your Face" - Dangerous Birds (2:55)
"Church in Hell" - Skinny Puppy (3:12)
"Go at Full Throttle" - Steve Fisk (2:29)
"Itsbeena" - Lupe Diaz (1:14)
"Impact Test" - Boy Dirt Car (1:22)
"Real Men" - Savage Republic (3:12)
"One Day of the Factory" - Shonen Knife (3:55)
"Barry White Ending" (0:22)
5,000 copies pressed
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