53 mixes with tracks by “Allen+Ginsberg”

Inspired by the Beat Generation of the 1950s.

More spoken word pieces from speeches, mumbles, audio verite, poems, stand up, interview answers, etc. Featuring the voices of Henry Rollins, Peter And Raymond, Ken Nordine and many other writers, poets, musicians, comedians, geniuses etc.

Twenty-five tracks including music by Johnny Flynn, Beirut, and First Aid Kit. Concluded by Allan Ginsberg reading his poem "America".

Thought provoking stories, speeches, poems, phrases, and fly on the wall eavesdroppings. They all serve a purpose and are worth listening to when one is in the mood. So here's 33 of my favorite spoken recordings, including Ivor Cutler, Steven Jesse Bernstein, and Ghost Dog.

Eight poems. Modern Poetry: Etheridge Knight, Allen Ginsberg, TS Eliot

Why try too hard when you could relax into it?

Including Ginsberg, Plath, Frost, Whitman, and Wes Swing's folksy renditions of Pound and Eliot.

Photograph of Frost in a field.

Eight tracks including music by Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S Burroughs.

Cover: Estate. 1963. Robert Rauschenberg.
Fifteen tracks including music by Doris Day, John Coltrane, and Sun Ra.

A playlist with a literary bent.

No slam here, just TS Eliot, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac.

for that day when you realize, it's not over yet