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Many, many thanks for doing this work David. Despite all the frustration it must be causing you.

High quality bit-rate, non-commercial user supported internet radio: (Remember to choose highest bit-stream. You get 320k on the iPad-app.) CLICK and LISTEN

Here's another great podcast for you, whenever you decide to jazz up: (With high quality digitizaliation, of course.) http://www.lasternet.com/inthegroove/

But playing an instrument beats reading fiction: http://www.livescience.com/7950-music-improves-brain-function.html

Dylan downstairs: http://www.npr.org/2014/10/26/357630611/first-listen-bob-dylan-the-basement-tapes-complete-the-bootleg-series-vol-11?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nprmusic&utm_term=music&utm_content=2050&utm_reader=feedly

The collected version has a better (tighter) start and title. Thanks for the chance to compare!

Ponder: Not in the database as far as I can see....

A little less sloppy here perhaps...

Still going strong.

Maybe Buk pictured himself more of an old dog than a cool cat. Like in this poem:

This is a first for me. Nice narrative one. Liked the japanese guy inn the suede suit who suddenly showed up in the poem. The bit about the laugk track too. Thnks.

Jah9 live. Free streaming now: https://twitter.com/jah9/status/496076880907628544

The contrast between those two videos is a poem in itself. With the music bridging the gap with miraculus ease.

Enjoyed this radio-drama on BBC3 about the poet Ivor Gurney. Think Buk would have enjoyed it as well. Will have to look up his poetry after this. Have any of you read anything by hm? He wrote his first poetry collection in the trenches of WWI. Was committed to an asylum after the war and...

No problem. Works fine for me.

Having finally swallowed my pride I’ve started using a Kindle. I use it mostly for reading up on classics I hadn’t got around to yet. I also find it useful for short reading sessions, especially poems. And it gives me a fresh sense of stuff I’ve read many times before. I find reading Buk’s...

I just tried this via Opera on my iPhone 4s with no result. It says "Bukowski Mobile" down at the bottom. I click on it. A message comes up saying "use default style." No alternatives. - Many sites detect a mobile device an set the style to mobile automatically. No?

That's one title even JM would have sense enough to leave alone.

"Love was the babytalk of idiots." Thanks for rescuing that line, at least. But I prefer "is" rather that "was". Wonder if it will fit onto a t-shirt. ;-)

Nothing wrong with Bob using Carter's story as inspiration for a great song. It may even have helped Carter's cause, who knows... Looks like Bob's lawyers lwayered down the link to the song. No matter, here's another one: HURRICANE Listening to this album version it strikes me that the live...

This is Dylan's first live performance of the song describing the false conviction of Ruben Carter for homicide. Carter died April 21. Dylan imortalized Carter in this song: Hurricane (click)

Its the razor strap all over again - editor wise.

I like Person of Interest. Can't put my finger on why. Maybe thats the reason. The comedy Brooklyn nine-nine has been thru an impressive first season. Andre Braugher's deadpan deliveries make every episode worth it's watching.

Goodness gracious... 8-))