POETRY ON RECORD: 98 Poets Read Their Work {FerraBit}

POETRY ON RECORD: 98 Poets Read Their Work (1888-2006) Read by . . : The Authors Publisher . : Shout! Factory (2006) ISBN . . . .: B000EU1PGO Format . . .: MP3. 128 tracks, 196 MB Bitrate . . : ~90 kbps (iTunes 10, VBR (highest), Mono, 44.1 kHz) Source . . .: 4 CDs Genre . . . : Poetry Unabridged .: Unabridged Nicely tagged and labeled, cover scans included. Thanks for sharing & caring. Cheers, FerraBit Sept 2010 Links: http://www.shoutfactory.com http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5411340 http://www.amazon.com/Poetry-Record-Poets-Their-1888-2006/dp/B000EU1PGO Originally posted: https://thepiratebay.se/user/FerraBit (TPB), Demonoid, KickAssTorrents Please present your FPL card, and comment me some loving. ______________________________________ Poetry On Record: 98 Poets Read Their Work (1888-2006) is an engrossing collection of poems read by the people who wrote them, from the dawn of sound recording to the current day. Over the course of four CDs and an info-packed book, it tells the story of the past 120 years of poetry in English, from Romanticism (Dylan Thomas) to Modernism (T.S. Eliot), from the Harlem Renaissance (Langston Hughes) to Black Arts (Amiri Baraka), from rhyme and meter (Alfred, Lord Tennyson) to free verse (Adrienne Rich), and beyond. Equally important, it allows listeners to understand exactly how the poets intended their poems to be read aloud. Poetry On Record is the most comprehensive collection of its kind and is a must-have for any fan of poetry, or for anyone who wants an expertly chosen overview as a starting point. - - - -Disc 1- 1. "The Charge Of The Light Brigade" / Alfred, Lord Tennyson 2. "Come Into The Garden, Maud" / Alfred, Lord Tennyson 3. "How They Brought The Good News From Ghent To Aix" (excerpt) / Robert Browning 4. "America" (excerpt) / Walt Whitman 5. "The Lake Isle Of Innisfree" / William Butler Yeats 6. "The Song Of The Old Mother" / William Butler Yeats 7. "Lucinda Matlock" / Edgar Lee Masters 8. "Emily Sparks" / Edgar Lee Masters 9. "The Creation" / James Weldon Johnson 10. "If I Told Him: A Completed Portrait Of Picasso" / Gertrude Stein 11. "The Road Not Taken" / Robert Frost 12. "Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening" / Robert Frost 13. From The People, Yes (#90) / Carl Sandburg 14. "So And So Reclining On Her Couch" / Wallace Stevens 15. "The Red Wheelbarrow" / William Carlos Williams 16. "For Elsie" (from "Spring And All") / William Carlos Williams 17. From "Hugh Selwyn Mauberly" / Ezra Pound 18. From Helen In Egypt (excerpt) / H.D. 19. "Journey Of The Magi" (with introduction) / T.S. Eliot 20. "Recuerdo" / Edna St. Vincent Millay 21. "Love Is Not All" / Edna St. Vincent Millay 22. "Resume" / Dorothy Parker 23. "The Lady's Reward" / Dorothy Parker 24. "as freedom is a breakfastfood" / E.E. Cummings 25. "To Juan At The Winter Solstice" / Robert Graves 26. From "John Brown's Body" / Stephen Vincent Benet 27. "Strong Men" / Sterling Brown 28. "The Negro Speaks Of Rivers" (with intro) / Langston Hughes 29. "The Weary Blues" (with intro) / Langston Hughes 30. "Portrait Of The Artist As A Prematurely Old Man" / Ogden Nash 31. "King Of The River" / Stanley Kunitz 32. "The Cave Of Nakedness" / W.H. Auden 33. "I Knew A Woman" / Theodore Roethke 34. "Elegy For Jane" / Theodore Roethke 35. "Late Air" / Elizabeth Bishop 36. "The Fish" / Elizabeth Bishop -Disc 2- 1. "Those Winter Sundays" / Robert Hayden 2. "The Ballad Of Orange And Grape" / Muriel Rukeyser 3. "To Be A Jew In The Twentieth Century" / Muriel Rukeyser 4. #23 ("The Lay Of Ike") / John Berryman 5. #36 ("The high ones die...") / John Berryman 6. "The world is so difficult to give up..." / David Ignatow 7. "This is the solution, to be happy with slaughter..." / David Ignatow 8. "Here I am with mike in hand, shooting down the rapids..." / David Ignatow 9. "I killed a fly..." / David Ignatow 10. "What about dying?..." / David Ignatow 11. "Passing Remark" / William Stafford 12. "Serving With Gideon" / William Stafford 13. "And Death Shall Have No Dominion" / Dylan Thomas 14. "The Tombstone Told When She Died" / Dylan Thomas 15. "The Mother" / Gwendolyn Brooks 16. "We Real Cool" / Gwendolyn Brooks 17. "Skunk Hour" / Robert Lowell 18. "Crossing Over" / William Meredith 19. "See it was like this when..." / Lawrence Ferlinghetti 20. "Underwear" / Lawrence Ferlinghetti 21. "The Secret Of My Endurance" / Charles Bukowski 22. "Ray" / Hayden Carruth 23. "Love Calls Us To The Things Of This World" / Richard Wilbur 24. "American Haikus" (excerpt) / Jack Kerouac with Al Cohn & Zoot Simms 25. "Death Psalm: O Lord Of Mysteries" / Denise Levertov 26. "Monet Refuses The Operation" / Lisel Mueller 27. "Woodchucks" / Maxine Kumin 28. "America" / Allen Ginsberg 29. "Still" / A.R. Ammons 30. "My Philosophy Of Life" / John Ashbery 31. "After Making Love We Hear Footsteps" / Galway Kinnell 32. "Last Gods" / Galway Kinnell 33. "A Blessing" / James Wright 34. "All My Pretty Ones" / Anne Sexton 35. "For My Lover, Returning To His Wife" / Anne Sexton -Disc 3- 1. "Even In Paris" (excerpt) / Richard Howard 2. "Diving Into The Wreck" / Adrienne Rich 3. "Lovesong" / Ted Hughes 4. "Omeros" (Excerpt) / Derek Walcott 5. "The Song Of The Taste" / Gary Snyder 6. "Why I Take Good Care Of My Macintosh Computer" / Gary Snyder 7. "The Idea Of Ancestry" / Etheridge Knight 8. "Daddy" / Sylvia Plath 9. "The Greatest Poem In The World" / David Ray 10. "An Oddly Lovely Day Alone" / John Updike 11. "Bang, Bang Outishly" / Amiri Baraka 12. "Rhythim Blues" / Amiri Baraka 13. "Shazam Doowah" / Amiri Baraka 14. "Dahomey" / Audre Lorde 15. "Right To Life" / Marge Piercy 16. "The Poem" / Mark Strand 17. "Zimmer Imagines Heaven" / Paul Zimmer 18. "cruelty. don't talk to me about cruelty" / Lucille Clifton 19. "I Have Had To Learn To Live With My Face" / Diane Wakoski 20. "We were so poor..." / Charles Simic 21. "I was stolen by the gypsies..." / Charles Simic 22. "Everybody knows the story..." / Charles Simic 23. "Death Of A Naturalist" / Seamus Heaney 24. "Lester Leaps In" / Al Young 25. "A Dance For Militant Dilettantes" / Al Young 26. "Fire" / Gloria Vando 27. "Odysseus To Telemachus" / Joseph Brodsky 28. "Sometimes It's Better To Laugh 'Honest Injun'“ / Simon J. Ortiz 29. "Ode To My Shoes" / Erica Jong -Disc 4- 1. "Wonder" / Sharon Olds 2. "The Lost Pilot" / James Tate 3. "Puerto Rican Obituary" (excerpt) / Pedro Pietri 4. "Uh Oh Plutonium" / Anne Waldman 5. "The Fine Printing On The Label Of A Bottle Of Non-Alcohol Beer" / Adrian Louis 6. "The Sweat Lodge" / Adrian Louis 7. "Facing It" / Yusef Komuntakaa 8. "Logan Heights And The World" / Juan Felipe Herrera 9. "The Colonel" / Carolyn Forche 10. "The History Of Armenia" / Peter Balakian 11. "Grace" / Joy Harjo 12. "Parsley" / Rita Dove 13. "The Long Meadow" / Vijay Seshadri 14. "The Floral Apron" / Marilyn Chin 15. "Raisin Eyes" / Luci Tapahonso 16. "The Concrete River" / Luis Rodriguez 17. "My Father, In Heaven, Is Reading Out Loud" / Li-Young Lee 18. "Two Standards" / Elise Paschen 19. "I Saw You Walking" / Deborah Garrison 20. '"The female seer will burn upon this pyre" / Elizabeth Alexander 21. "After The Gig: Mick Jagger" / Elizabeth Alexander 22. "[morning broke on my cabin inverted, tempest in my forehead]" / D.A. Powell 23. "Eleven More Days" / Carl Hancock Rux 24. "Simon Peter" / John Poch 25. "Fragments Of The Forgotten War" / Suji Kwock Kim 26. "Lucky Criminals" / Kevin Prufer 27. "The Slaughter" / Kevin Young 28. "scab" / Eliza Griswold

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indiaman (2010-09-19)

Thanks again for another great great upload.

surjagain (2010-09-26)

Thank you so much for this! This is just beautiful!

jrallah (2011-06-01)

this is truly awesome. thank you so much

daleel (2011-09-13)

thanks.

volver04 (2011-10-13)

yummy!

lukaslover (2011-10-13)

Many thanks.

summer1967love (2011-12-29)

I'm floored by the scope of this audio book of poetry. Having just lighted on your site, I want to thank you for your time, effort, and taste...

orangedynamite (2012-01-23)

lovelly, just what I need, thanks!

hirohitokami (2013-05-18)

While every poet/scholar is going to have their issues with the collection's curation, it's a great upload. Thanks!
Don't forget that many of the earlier works (the poems themselves (and the relevant collections), not the recorded readings) have entered the public domain and are therefore very easy to track down online.

ejlorge (2014-11-26)

Thank you very much.