One God Universe

Spare Ass Annie and Other Tales

[@vizulefllry]

Amazing. I used to love this cd. This track is genius, both in music and word.

[@TaylorHunt]

I think he did an album WITH the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprocy, and it was called "Spare Ass Annie."

[@ihateyu9603]

Burroughs produced an album called "William S. Burroughs and the Disposable Heros" where he read over their music. This is one of the tracks

[@jw2463ify]

Ihate Yu it’s actually titled Spare Ass Annie..

[@tylerkeller7589]

Oh damn. I need to get the whole album.

[@poomaster78]

I hate when people put a musical bed behind Burroughs' readings. They stand by themselves and are far better without musical accompaniment.

[@JANXDPDX]

it's fun ....and cut up.....and without consequence....and at least Bill was compliant

[@nelsonx5326]

I think it sounds cool. Beat poetry readings were popular in his best active years. He would have attended them. Also, it sounds like he is Rapping. His voice actually sounds musical too, rhythmic.

[@zonefitzgerald]

Consider the impasse of a One-God universe. He’s all knowing, all powerful, he can’t go anywhere since he’s already everywhere, can’t do anything since the act of doing something presupposes opposition. His universe is irrevocably thermodynamic, having no friction by definition. So he has to create friction, war, fear, and death to keep his dying show on the road. Sooner or later, “Look boss we don’t have enough energy left to fry an elderly women in a fleabag hotel fire.” Well, we’ll have to start faking it. Joe looks after him sourly and mixes a bicarbonate of soda. “Sure, start faking it, and leave the details to Joe.” Look, from a real disaster you get a bit of energy - sacrifice, heroism, grief, heroism, and, above all, violent death. Life in all its rich variety. So from one energy surplus you can underwrite the next one. But if the first one is a fake you can’t underwrite a shithouse. Try and explain to Almighty God where his One-God universe is heading. Asshole doesn’t know what buttons to push or what happens when you push them. Urp, Abandon ship, goddammit, every man for himself. Like The Great Gatsby, Kim believes in the green light the orgiastic future.He believes in a magical universe, unpredictable, spontaneous, alive. A universe where anything is possible. A universe of many gods often in conflict. So the paradox of an all-knowing all-powerful god, who, nonetheless, permits suffering, evil and death, does not arise. “You got a famine here, Osiris, what happened?” - “Well you can’t win them all. Hustling myself” - Can’t you give us immortality?” -“I can give you an extension, maybe. Take you as far as the first trick… You’ll have to make it from there on your own. Most of them don’t. Figure about one in a million. And, biologically speaking, that’s very good odds”. I think we might all believe in a magical universe because that’s about the only thing that could save spaceship earth at this point. A miracle. Thank you.

[@bobdownes162]

Music reminds me of the melody 'Georgia'.

[@danielharder8096]

SPARE ASS ANNIE WAS AWESOME

[@brandyzgela8487]

best stuff ever!

[@hippygnass]

Thanks! I've been waiting/hoping for someone to post this!

[@TheBuddharabbitjo]

Poem so nice you played it twice

[@geoffhummerstone]

Great stuff...

[@jamesdickson2104]

Poet

[@praaht18]

Beautiful!

[@HarveyEspatchelowe]

The Universal Theory in the form of poetry; will science ever catch up? I doubt it.

[@bobdownes162]

The melody reminds me of 'Georgia'

[@KneedleKnees]

am i high or am i hearing this twice?

[@jamesdickson2104]

Brilliant

[@Petrolianzoolbar]

Both? :D

[@dubioussa]

best of the best

[@wistoncap]

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