TOTALLY CORRUPT Giorno Poetry Systems 2LP NEW Sealed Ginsberg Bukowski Kesey
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Description
Condition: Mint / Still Sealed / New
Totally Corrupt (The Dial-A-Poem Poets)
Label:
Giorno Poetry Systems – GPS 008-009
Format:
2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:
US
Released:
1976
Genre:
Non-Music
Style:
Spoken Word, Poetry
TracklistHide Credits?
A1 Charles Bukowski– Cloud Nine, I Live In A Neighborhood Of Murderers, Two Horse Collars 3:09 A2 Ed Dorn (2)– Excerpts From "Gunslinger, Book 4" 3:48 A3 William S. Burroughs– When Did I Stop Wanting To Be President 7:07 A4 Sylvia Plath– Daddy 3:43 A5 John Giorno– Excerpts From "Shit, Piss, Blood, Pus & Brains" 8:03 A6 Michael McClure– Jaguar Sky : There's Cruelty In Every Jewel 0:44 A7 Michael Brownstein– Jet Set Melodrama 2:36 A8 Jackie Curtis– You Are My Lucky Star 2:18 B1 Ed Sanders– This Is The Age Of Investigation Poetry And Every Citizen Must Investigate 5:50 B2 Charles Bukowski– Christ, You'll Never Know, The Closing Of The Topless And Bottomless Bars 4:45 B3 Anne Waldman– Some Small Fires 4:06 B4 Imamu Amiri Baraka* – Hard Facts: Rockefeller's Your Vice-President And Your Mama Don't Wear No Draws, A New Reality Is Better Than A New Movie 3:37 B5 Erica Huggins– For A Woman 0:59 B6 Ken Kesey– A Brief Discourse 5:04 B7 Jackson Mac Low– Excerpt From "Guru, Guru, Gate" 2:05 B8 Charles Amirkhanian– Mushrooms (For John Cage) 4:58 C1 William Carlos Williams– The Yellow Flower (From Pictures From Brueghel And Other Poems) 3:02 C2 Allen Ginsberg– Please Master 4:40 C3 Imamu Amiri Baraka* – Hard Facts: New York Is Everywhere Big 1:58 C4 Frank O'Hara– To The Film Industry In Crisis Piano – Jane Freilicher, John Gruen 3:50 C5 Taylor Mead– I Was In A Drugstore 3:33 C6 Jackie Curtis– The All-American Vampire Or How The Bee Sucks 3:36 C7 Jack Spicer– The Holy Grail: The Boof Of The Death Of Arthur 5:14 C8 John Cage– Song, Derived From The Joiurnal Of Henry David Thoreau 6:30 D1 Tom Weatherly– Mud Water Shango, Blues For Frank Swooton 1:42 D2 Joanne Kyger– In All This Everyday 3:31 D3 Charles Olson– Letter 27: Maximus To Gloucester 3:15 D4 W. S. Merwin– Fear 5:23 D5 Maureen Owen– When You're Down And Under 1:02 D6 Jerome Rothenberg– The Opening Of The Horse Song, Number Eleven, A Total Translation From The Navajo 2:10 D7 Ted Berrigan– Today In Ann Arbor 2:59 D8 Susan Howe– There Is No Good On Earth And Sin Is But A Name 1:00 D9 Rochelle Owens– Excerpt From "The Joe Chronicles, Part 2" 2:25 D10 Bill Knott– Corpse And Beans 0:30 D11 Tony Towle– New York Letters 1:25 D12 Bernard Heidsieck– Stratimelo 2:00 D13 Peter Orlovsky– Compost Piles 3:49
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