| 1. Visit |
| 2. Baster |
| 3. How to Date a Brown Girl |
| 4. Jim and the Dead Man - (Ex) Cat Heads |
| 5. On the Road Journals - Viggo Mortensen |
| 6. Brokeback Mountain - Suzy Amis |
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Themes of love and friendship loosely connect The New Yorker magazine's second spoken-word anthology, and unlikely romantic couplings bookend the album. Steven Millhauser's "A Visit" is a low-key account of the "oozy raptures" enjoyed by a man married to a frog, while Annie Proulx's "Brokeback Mountain" (read with gender-bent affection by actor Suzy Amis) relates the tender tale of two Wyoming cowboys' ill-fated sexual passion. Back in the city, Jeffrey Eugenides paints a mean and funny portrait of fortysomething baby lust in "Baster," and Junot Diaz explains "How to Date a Brown Girl" (it involves "government cheese"). And though Public Enemy rapper Chuck D effortlessly captures the gothic Southern soul of Mark Twain in an excerpt from Huckleberry Finn, nothing else on the album is quite up to the divine pathos actor Viggo Mortensen puts across in a sound-effects-embellished performance of Jack Kerouac's road diaries. --Richard Gehr
Themes of love and friendship loosely connect The New Yorker magazine's second spoken-word anthology, and unlikely romantic couplings bookend the album. Steven Millhauser's "A Visit" is a low-key account of the "oozy raptures" enjoyed by a man married to a frog, while Annie Proulx's "Brokeback Mountain" (read with gender-bent affection by actor Suzy Amis) relates the tender tale of two Wyoming cowboys' ill-fated sexual passion. Back in the city, Jeffrey Eugenides paints a mean and funny portrait of fortysomething baby lust in "Baster," and Junot Diaz explains "How to Date a Brown Girl" (it involves "government cheese"). And though Public Enemy rapper Chuck D effortlessly captures the gothic Southern soul of Mark Twain in an excerpt from Huckleberry Finn, nothing else on the album is quite up to the divine pathos actor Viggo Mortensen puts across in a sound-effects-embellished performance of Jack Kerouac's road diaries. --Richard Gehr
New Yorker out Loud, Vol. 2,Various Artists,Polygram Records,Pop,Spoken / Comedy / Radio Shows,Spoken Word
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The New Yorker Out Loud Vol 2 [Spoken Word]
Various Artists Manufacturer: Polygram Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000G4UU Release Date: 1998-12-08 |
Tracks:
- A Visit - Steven Millhauser
- Baster - Jeffrey Eugenides
- How To Date A Brown Girl - Junot Diaz
Tracks:
- Jim And The Dead Man - Chuck D
- On The Road Journals - Viggo Mortensen
- Brokeback Mountain - Suzy Amis
Amazon.com
Themes of love and friendship loosely connect The New Yorker magazine's second spoken-word anthology, and unlikely romantic couplings bookend the album. Steven Millhauser's "A Visit" is a low-key account of the "oozy raptures" enjoyed by a man married to a frog, while Annie Proulx's "Brokeback Mountain" (read with gender-bent affection by actor Suzy Amis) relates the tender tale of two Wyoming cowboys' ill-fated sexual passion. Back in the city, Jeffrey Eugenides paints a mean and funny portrait of fortysomething baby lust in "Baster," and Junot Diaz explains "How to Date a Brown Girl" (it involves "government cheese"). And though Public Enemy rapper Chuck D effortlessly captures the gothic Southern soul of Mark Twain in an excerpt from Huckleberry Finn, nothing else on the album is quite up to the divine pathos actor Viggo Mortensen puts across in a sound-effects-embellished performance of Jack Kerouac's road diaries. --Richard GehrCustomer Reviews:
FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH.......1999-01-22
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