[Skuj]

Originally Posted by This Is Not Here

Yes, though nothing can beat reading the original texts, I've discovered that spoken-word tracks are just perfect to slip into a mix-tape, usually at the end of the first side. I'm pretty new to it all, I'm into my Lydia Lunch and William Burroughs spoken word albums, but not alot else. Nothing can beat the odd Chris Morris or Cook & Moore track to whack on a mix tape, so comedy isn't so much what I'm after - but more of the Beats style poetry and readings I guess.


Any suggestions would be very much appreciated!

Famous speeches by Hitler and Churchill.

[PAULYBEE2656]

mark e smiths has a few...i wouldnt recommend them tho!

chris morris and peter cooks why bother?

the best of talk talk.........joke!

[loubarret]

steven jesse brenstein's Prison is very good.

[evollove]

If you're just looking for people talking:

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...hlight=podcast

[Marolo]

I really love this Brion Gysin one http://www.discogs.com/Brion-Gysin-O...release/359204

Flow of conscioussness poetry delivered with an extremelly soothing, hypnotic voice

And that hot daddy Burroughs too of coure

[Better_Than_Deux]

www.poetryspeaks.com

collection of spoken word artsists; most or all published and "accomplished" in some way.

you have to kind of cipher through it, but it's fun.