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This has to be the most bizarre album cover for a classical recording I’ve even seen.

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Anthony de Mare / "Wizards and Wildmen" (CRI 837) This recording includes piano works by Henry Cowell and Lou Harrison. It also includes the following works by Charles Ives:

"The Alcotts" movement (complete) from Piano Sonata No. 2, "Concord"
Three Improvisations
Study No. 22
The Celestial Railroad
Anthony de Mare's recording contain's four works by Charles Ives, and they are all very fine performances. But what makes this disc most compelling is the chance to hear Ives' works along with the piano music of two of his closest musical friends and advocates, Henry Cowell and Lou Harrison. As such, this disc provides an excellent background andcontext for Ives' piano works. The recorded sound is excellent, and the liner notes by Bob Gilmore are particularly effective at explaining the relationships between these men and their works.

Charles Ives Other Piano Works Recordings

An OccultHawk Cartoon

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The Crucifixion

*Jim ****ing Caviezel

Pontius Pilot is Mel.

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 2041580)

*Jim ****ing Caviezel

Pontius Pilot is Mel.

I liked the Director’s Cut: Extra Whippings

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 2041580)

Pontius Pilot is Mel.

Pilate.

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Originally Posted by Zhanteimi (Post 2041637)

Pilate.

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Originally Posted by Zhanteimi (Post 2041637)

Pilate.

Always makes me think of this book:

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Which is weird because the Google search of the text only references him twice

The absurdity of it all

****ing Ferdinand

What a book

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Originally Posted by WWWP (Post 2040880)

Oh Yes

I love this song. I remember when it was originally released. I saw the Swans on that tour. it’s definitely in the top 50. I’m guessing around 15 or so.

lamp lighter’s black history month top ten

10) Living for the City - Stevie Wonder (1973)

9) Evil N igger - Julius Eastman (1979)

8) Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos - Public Enemy (1988)

7) Chain Gang Quantum Blues - Moor Mother (2016)

6) Every N igger Is a Star - Boris Gardiner (1974)

5) Triptych: Prayer/Protest/Peace - Max Roach (1960)

4) Ol’ Man River - Paul Robeson (1927)

3) Strange Fruit - Nina Simone (1965)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Fruit

2) Song of the Underground Railroad - John Coltrane (1961)

1) Alabama - John Coltrane (1963)