Charles Bukowski - 90 minutes in Hell - 1977

Charles Bukowski - 90 minutes in hell (1977) MP3 128kbps Recorded in 1966 and issued on Steve Richmond's Earth Records in 1977. There were supposedly 500 copies but, considering how few turn up for sale, I suspect that number may be inflated. Bukowski reads segments from his books and has a few other rants as well. Its easy to suspect when listening to these recordings that the man was quite drunk when he made them. A real collectors item. Buffalo Hill A little atomic bomb The Hairy Hairy Test An action afternoon Finish No Charge Love is a piece of paper torn to bits Song for Sadists Without a Place to Sit Down Genius of the Crowd Their Finest Art Experience May Make Paris Yet Men and the Sun The Japanese Wife/Bukowski Still at It Freedom True Story The Report Bonus tracks: Still at it Freedom Farewell, foolish objects At the end of feet the blackbird walks I may make paris in the morning Something for the touts, the nuns, the grocery clerks and you (from 70 minutes in hell)

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cormac_zoso (2013-05-24)

thanks so much for sharing this ... i didn't know there was such an album in existence even ... and as far as bukowski being drunk when reading, i don't think you could catch him sober to ever do it ... i'm not knocking him at all ... i'm jsust saying ... he was a hard hard hard drinker ... really hard ... i'm surprised he made it as long as he did ...
but more importantly, he was a hard hard hard writer ... he was the best of them in many ways ... sometimes hitting valleys in between peaks but i don't think there's a writer who doesn't do that ...
thanks again