Charles Bukowski - Reads His poetry - limited on "ashtray" colored vinyl
Artist: Charles Bukowski | Label: Real Gone | Format: LP | Genre: Spoken / Poetry | Condition: Mint | Jacket: Sealed
Charles Bukowski
Reads His poetry
Real Gone Music 1068 - limited edition on clear with black swirl "ashtray" vinyl
“This is Charles Bukowski. Well, let me just sit here and drink beer.” Thus begins the September 14, 1972 poetry reading from which this 1980 release on John Fahey’s Takoma label is drawn. This is quintessential Bukowski, from the rude ‘n’ crude drawing that adorns the front cover to the belches that punctuate the poems. As for the work itself, it’s not really what you’d commonly conceive of as poetry, but rather observations and vignettes drawn from life’s darker side, focusing on perversions, poverty, drunkenness, gambling, and bodily functions. But Bukowski’s bemused air and self-deprecating humor blunt the shock value of the words and emphasize the universality of the themes. “I want you to hate me,” he says to the audience, but it’s hopeless—he is one of us.
Now, Real Gone is bringing Bukowski to vinyl in a clear with black swirl “Ashtray” edition that’s sure to go as fast as the author would polish off your cigarette butt. EXPLICIT MATERIAL.
Cover painting by Charles Bukowsi
contains;
Introduction
Creation of the morning Line
Death
The Sex Fiends
"Love" He Said
Piss and Shit
Now, Real Gone is bringing Bukowski to vinyl in a clear with black swirl “Ashtray” edition that’s sure to go as fast as the author would polish off your cigarette butt. EXPLICIT MATERIAL.
Cover painting by Charles Bukowsi
contains;
Introduction
Creation of the morning Line
Death
The Sex Fiends
"Love" He Said
Piss and Shit
The Death of an Idiot
Style
The World's Greatest Loser
Last day of The Suicide Kid
The Shoe Lace
Hot
Earthquake
The Rat
The Best Love Poem
The World's Greatest Loser
Last day of The Suicide Kid
The Shoe Lace
Hot
Earthquake
The Rat
The Best Love Poem
SEALED NEW LP from Real Gone Music on limited edition colored Vinyl
