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Allen Ginsberg Reading Howl (Part 3)
Allen Ginsberg Reading Howl (Part 3)
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Allen Ginsberg Reading Howl (Part 2)
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Full version here: ua-cam.com/video/2p_kKhRmRkM/v-deo.html Attribution - www.archive.org/details/naropa_anne_waldman_and_allen_ginsberg

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  • @thefinalkayakboss
    @thefinalkayakboss 2 дні тому

    I read heard this when i was... idk, 17? And if you asked me then i would have probably told you i understood it but i failed to appreciate it. 15 years later i have had my chance to see some of what old allen here is talking about first hand.

  • @mimilala12
    @mimilala12 Місяць тому

    This is the ramblings of a twisted heathen

  • @fabioquaresmini2004
    @fabioquaresmini2004 2 місяці тому

    Grazie

  • @user-ji3ct9ne8b
    @user-ji3ct9ne8b 5 місяців тому

    俺のなかでは😂ブコウスキーも😂立派な😂ビートニクだよ😂

  • @user-ji3ct9ne8b
    @user-ji3ct9ne8b 5 місяців тому

    ケルアックと、ゲーリースナイダーが、登山しながら、ナッツチョコレート😂たべるんだよ、😂

  • @user-ji3ct9ne8b
    @user-ji3ct9ne8b 5 місяців тому

    あ、禅ヒッピーでは、よく、ナッツチョコレート😂食べてたな😂とにかくさ、食い物まで、カッケーんだよ😂やつら、パないこと、したんだよ😂地上で😂

  • @user-ji3ct9ne8b
    @user-ji3ct9ne8b 5 місяців тому

    とにかく😂みんな、ケルアックの、【禅ヒッピー】読めよ😂最後、リンゴ🍎と、ハーシーズの、チョコレートを、ケルアックとゲーリー・スナイダーは、食べるシーンあるんだけど、村上春樹先生の、【羊をめぐる冒険】ラスト、主人公が、山を降りながら、ハーシーズの、チョコレートと、たしか、リンゴも🍎食べるシーンが、あんだよ😂つまり、春樹先生も、禅ヒッピー大好きなんだよ😂そして、俺は😂春樹先生の、本から、ビートニクという言葉を学んだんだよ😂そう、春樹先生の、本、レズビアンの、作家目指す大学生が、ケルアックの、小説を、胸のコートに、いつも入れて、持ち歩いてんだよ😂彼女😂【スプートニクの恋人】って本だよ、春樹先生の😂 そう、俺の、世界の、地球に、入るには、肉体の死を、とげて、善良な、心を、持てた、人間だけが、来れるんだよ😂

  • @dietlindvonhohenwald448
    @dietlindvonhohenwald448 5 місяців тому

    He was Jim Morrison’s favorite Poet. He read “Howl” at age 10.

  • @michbaird2529
    @michbaird2529 6 місяців тому

    I had a hard time following the ramblings ..is he high?

  • @dman5640
    @dman5640 9 місяців тому

    Chocolate aliens.

  • @jasmineblack9778
    @jasmineblack9778 Рік тому

    he is great on Ghetto Defendant by The Clash

  • @maxw5667
    @maxw5667 Рік тому

    Amir blumenfeld said it better

  • @alexbretscher9392
    @alexbretscher9392 Рік тому

    I like the video a lot, but I don't understand anything. Can someone help me?

  • @michaellevi1474
    @michaellevi1474 Рік тому

    Absolutely disgusting. Hate everything about this.

  • @bowlez369
    @bowlez369 Рік тому

    @papasquat08 told me "muskrat" by joeyy reminded him of this.

  • @eugenesant9015
    @eugenesant9015 2 роки тому

    This is talent?

  • @eugenesant9015
    @eugenesant9015 2 роки тому

    Beatniks and hippies are a complete waste of skin.

  • @paulfreeman4900
    @paulfreeman4900 2 роки тому

    Box cars - box cars - box cars. Shakespearian!!!

  • @tylerdurden7387
    @tylerdurden7387 2 роки тому

    Silly Frog, Shallow Pond……. Splat.

  • @abedozier4212
    @abedozier4212 2 роки тому

    In my creative writing class I stumbled onto this when we were researching free verse poems and ive never known such a strong feeling compared to when i first read this

  • @bijaykantdubey6055
    @bijaykantdubey6055 2 роки тому

    A Coleridge writing Kubla Khan afresh, a Whitman rethinking Leaves of Grass, Ginsberg tries to catch the nuances and idiosyncrasies of the young American minds, the vibes of the modern culture, the Eliotesque hollow men living a high-profile life, a cynic intellectual life destroyed by negative thinking and alcoholism going against the establishments with his communist, bohemian, gay, gypsy thoughts and ideas, a type of psychoanalytic and protest poetry in which rebels and revolts he, but behind his poetic space and protest is a realm of a different psyche taking refuge in drug, wine, marijuana, deviating and digressing far. His poetry leads us to the borders and fringes of darker aspirations and hallucinations luring with incantation to damn American culture and power, so Lawrentine, Freudian and Bergsonian, so full of camaraderie and bohemian spirit he wants to resurrect it otherwise, but gets misled too, recuperating and rejuvenating in homes.

  • @emberZemian
    @emberZemian 2 роки тому

    I was unaware this had a 4th part the "holy holy holy" bit. Amazing.

  • @petelarose998
    @petelarose998 3 роки тому

    Again I just wanted to say what a great part and great man I thought Allen Ginsberg was. I really wish I could have known him and some of the other beat writers expecially Jack Kerouac their goddess bless them all

  • @petelarose998
    @petelarose998 3 роки тому

    One of the truly great poets and one of the greatest poems of all times Ted I sure was he in some of the other beat writers like Jack Kerouac we're still here

  • @petelarose998
    @petelarose998 3 роки тому

    I just wanted to say that I think this is one of the greatest songs ever written and Allen Ginsberg was one of the greatest poets and thinkers of all time good he is also great at reading the poems good I wish I could have known him and some of the other beat writers expecially Jack Kerouac. God bless all of them.

  • @michaeljfiorito
    @michaeljfiorito 3 роки тому

    <3

  • @aarthoor
    @aarthoor 3 роки тому

    Ah, I thought it was Jim Morrison who was the original....

  • @petelarosa282
    @petelarosa282 3 роки тому

    I just want to say that Jesus loves you very much and died for you. God bless you.

  • @petelarosa282
    @petelarosa282 3 роки тому

    JESUS loves you.

  • @petelarosa282
    @petelarosa282 3 роки тому

    I want to say here that Allen Ginsberg was a great poet and a great thinker in his own way and I actually like this poem very much. But no matter what you may think of him as a poet there's one thing that I think is always true and that is a Jesus loves you and died for you. His friend to beat Ryder Jack Kerouac was a strong believer in Jesus. I mean beat writer,Jack Kerouac in spite of all his problems was a strong believer in Jesus. You can accept Jesus as your savior, right now today as the old saying goes he is only a prayer away.

  • @denofcool
    @denofcool 3 роки тому

    Allen Ginsberg was a member of NAMBLA. Just found that out today. The more you know...

    • @robertlepper5460
      @robertlepper5460 3 роки тому

      And ... your discovery means you can cancel him lol

  • @hadlierose
    @hadlierose 3 роки тому

    I like the words but never in my life has someone's voice made me want to jump off a cliff as much as this dude

  • @joaitnanu4587
    @joaitnanu4587 3 роки тому

    Poème contre-culturel en pleine guerre du Viêt-Nam... fabuleux! (Jo Aitnanu, poète et philosophe)

  • @barbarareich1251
    @barbarareich1251 3 роки тому

    How do I reconcile my hatred for him and my appreciation for his poetry?

  • @barbarareich1251
    @barbarareich1251 3 роки тому

    As an English teacher, I cannot separate the poem from the poet. How do you justify it? Just asking.

  • @dariusmolark6820
    @dariusmolark6820 3 роки тому

    brilliant. just brilliant

  • @DigitalEelRich
    @DigitalEelRich 3 роки тому

    Thanks uploader.

  • @skippysgotmail
    @skippysgotmail 3 роки тому

    dre-

  • @wesroberts1842
    @wesroberts1842 3 роки тому

    you done it to yourself ... solipsism

  • @wesroberts1842
    @wesroberts1842 3 роки тому

    this man was the devil and the devil is plural

  • @thepoetrykingdom6307
    @thepoetrykingdom6307 3 роки тому

    great share, thanks for procuring this audio clip

  • @kindredlamar
    @kindredlamar 3 роки тому

    many sources say that he dedicated this poem to Lucien Carr, but other sources say he dedicated it to Carl Solomon -- romanticized me hopes for Lucien

  • @soozshooz
    @soozshooz 3 роки тому

    I guess this isn’t for people NOT on drugs.😏

  • @vtricko2391
    @vtricko2391 3 роки тому

    I gotta be stupid or something but what the hell is he talking about

  • @raefishman9886
    @raefishman9886 3 роки тому

    Cowering and listening to the dreams through the wall, howl, cemetery tree vibrations, chained to the garden as if sunk in night, under the Brooklyn Bridge or on the walk way cast on the pavement, migraines of boxcars, unstudied kaballah, supernatural small town or pox, so jumped ship to sexy dark skin, Africa, the primal ordinal, howled, blew seraphim as if were piercings mother of the one eyed bill, in a gism of cocksman roadside faded on stairs full of heat and opium, o to be blessed so full of music of harpsichords splaying pubic terrified endless blind illuminating door

  • @raefishman9886
    @raefishman9886 3 роки тому

    Cowering and listening to the dreams through the wall, howl, cemetery tree vibrations, chained to the garden as if sunk in night, under the Brooklyn Bridge or on the walk way cast on the pavement, migraines of boxcars, unstudied kaballah, supernatural small town or pox, so jumped ship to sexy dark skin, Africa, the primal ordinal, howled, blew seraphim as if were piercings mother of the one eyed bill, in a gism of cocksman roadside faded on stairs full of heat and opium, o to be blessed so full of music of harpsichords

  • @raefishman9886
    @raefishman9886 3 роки тому

    Cowering and listening to the dreams through the wall, howl, cemetery tree vibrations, chained to the garden as if sunk in night, under the Brooklyn Bridge or on the walk way cast on the pavement, migraines of boxcars, unstudied kaballah, supernatural small town or pox, so jumped ship to sexy dark skin, Africa, the primal ordinal, howled, blew seraphim as if were piercings mother of the one eyed bill, in a gism of cocksman roadside faded on stairs full of heat and opium, o to be blessed so full of music of harpsichords

  • @erikakathleen509
    @erikakathleen509 4 роки тому

    Eh, they're all dead.

  • @sexobscura
    @sexobscura 4 роки тому

    *does anyone else feel just the tiniest bit filthier after hearing this .......*

  • @SirBlackReeds
    @SirBlackReeds 4 роки тому

    I'm not the only one who remembers that Ginsberg was a pedophilia supporter, right?

    • @tiesthijsthejs
      @tiesthijsthejs 4 роки тому

      I was watching Chris D'Elia being exposed, and his old boys club of machismo and misogyny and their connections to richer elites accused of being weird pedophilia rings (ironically, as their right-leaning fans usually love to politicize such matters as pizzagate conspiracies etc), and ties to ritualistic sacrificial stuff called Owl Moluch, after which I came back to Ginsberg's moluch. Loved his work, loved Howl. Your comment leaves me confused. I know there's a historical tradition of artists of many disciplines who out of principle defend pedophilia to prove a point of freedom of speech and respect for sexuality, while acknowledging the absolute painful problems with it. I know there's the ambiguous problem of when accepting women's rights over their own bodies or accepting homosexuality and many other gender issues as both biologically not a choice which needs recognition, as well as socially a person's own freedom of choice of expression - which always leaves out the pedophiles who probably not all simply urge power, but of whom many just happen to have a particular orientation, who are screwed by this urge against their will, who are both hurtful predators as well as humans with their own suffering. But it's hard to know for which reasons an artist actually defends such groups. And it remains a difficult problem of how to separate art from artist. Cause if Ginsberg was a hurtful pedophile, is Howl then hypocritical and less truthful and lesser of an art piece? Maybe so. But however bad of a person Ginsberg turns out to be (and he's probably way less imperfect than the glorified version we've come to adore, but also, he probably wasn't straightforward evil), his works will continue to contain merit. The wordings resonate through eras. Luckily we don't need to separate D'Elia's work, if the allegations turn out false, his stand-up remains weak and less pretentious - yet, does he keep the right to exist and express himself, whilst abusing teenage girls? But as a society we do have many such difficult issues to continuously contemplate, re-discover and negotiate. Just as long as this process doesn't get oversimplified and put in stone as if it's easy to judge, as if that wouldn't always push things into taboo spheres where it festers. Thanks for making me reflect.