Praying Mantis
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- Sales Rank:338,979
- Language:English (Unknown)
- Media:Audio CD
- Discs:1
- Shipping Weight (lbs):0.3
- Dimensions (in):5.6 x 0.4 x 4.9
- Release Date:January 29, 2008
- UPC:617742501223
- EAN:0617742501223
- ASIN:B00108YGVA
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Tracks
- Fragment: Little N.Y. Ode
- A Day At the Races
- Times Square's Cage
- A Child Growing Up With the Sun
- Tiny Tortures
- To the Nationional Endowment of the Arts
- Terrorist Trousers
- Monlogue: the Loss of American Innocence
- For Elizabeth
- Sampling Nietzche
- Just Visiting
- Praying Mantis
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Synopsis
Those only familiar with 'People Who Died' may not realize that Jim Carroll, like Patti Smith and Tom Verlaine, first started performing as a poet in the Lower East Side scene. This 1991 album takes you to the heart of that scene, St. Mark's Church on the Bowery, for a series of poems and monologues taken from Carroll's collections 'Living at the Movies' (1973), 'The Book of Nods' (1986) and 'Forced Entries' (1987), as well as a 14-minute improvised rant entitled 'The Loss of American Innocence'. Something of a greatest-hits poetry collection, this digipak reissue is essential for Jim Carroll fans!
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