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A constant source of joy!

Beautiful!

Amazing! This song flows through the body in many different ways, and it evokes many feelings all at once. The sound is mesmerizing. I’m excited to hear the album in april!

This call, this call will be monitored and recorded If you have anything to do with prison, you know… Computer woman wants to be treated like a lady But her voice is so cold, rude, and shady She will cut you off and the middle of grieving In the middle of loving, in the middle of leaving This call, this call will be monitored and recorded GTL, your computer daddy, can go straight to hell unfeeling, uncaring, no human in your voice 60 seconds is your choice Computer woman wants to be treated like a lady But her voice is so cold, rude, and shady This call, this call will be monitored and recorded Invading conversations like weeds to a flower party You have no real concept of time, how flexible it could be, just a figment of the imagination that cannot be bought or sold There’s nothing more important to the computer lady than to tell you, you have sixty seconds to love She will cut you off and the middle of grieving In the middle of loving, in the middle of leaving Computer lady and your daddy GTL can go straight to hell Invading conversations like weeds to a flower party So be ready, because the computer lady is quite rude, distant, and shady And your daddy GTL can go straight to hell

So dope. Love to hear another synder/spoon song

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Fantastic! Mysterious and thought provoking! Perfect match of audio and visual!

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This is magnificent

This was magnificent. Sam, they get you; they really do. 6am in Dublin, I’m going to bed.

I was a guest that day, seated in the bleachers. A riveting performance by the inmates.

Amazing.

ruclips.net/video/j_KV69tVmVk/видео.html Official film adaptation of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, made in cooperation with the Beckett Estate. Set in modern day NYC. Filmed in b&w, on vintage lenses, to replicate an Italian Neo-Realist visual style. Ben Brantley said “I enjoyed watching it!” Broadwayworld.com called it “Dostoevsky on Laughing Gas!” (Winner “Best Cinematography” at Rome Web Awards, Winner “Best Internet Programming” at Global Accolade Awards)

The intellectual depth of these prisoners has nothing to do with Beckett, neither his play, nor the conundrums -- the philosophical acrobatics performed by the custodians of Beckett's fleeing legacy... I'd be surprise if any of them (Beckett included) could recognize the commonalities between themselves and the voiceless bodies of San Quinton.... But here we are again, trying to recsitate dead situations in the name of white redemption....

Once i played the Boy, and Jan Jönson played Gogo and Per Wiklund Didi. The play, att Statens Scenskola, in Filmstaden, in Råsunda, Stockholm, Sweden, was directed by Göran Sarring. Instead of having four actors, Estagon, Vladimir, Pozzo and Lucky, they had made a movie which was showed in the fond, at the same time as Estragon and Vladimir played against (themselves) Pozzo and Lucky. Many years later, at a subwaycar, Janne told me about another movie inspired from your works at St Quentin, with the same director as Bob Dylan, once. I also know Anja, who told me about your poetry.

I am a huge supporter of Theatre in Prison, particularly San Quentin, where my late husband, Rick Cluchey started the San Quentin Drama Workshop I 1961. Let's not forget the history of "Godot" at SQ, where the San Francisco Actor's Workshop stage a production in 1957, met with huge applause by an audience of 4,000 men. Or, the production staged by the SQDW actors in 1961, and the seven productions of Beckett plays that Rick acted in over the next two years at San Quentin....

Gogo: I can't go on like this Didi: that's what you think.. Seriously, this is one of the coolest things I have ever seen! A middle class Protestant from Dublin writes a play that inmates at a Californian prison just 'get'. It's bloody marvelous!

"My heart pounds against no chest ..." I liked that line and the stanza that followed it was on point. I loved how honest and how real you kept it. Well done, thanks for sharing.

What is....Waiting for Godot was the final question on "JEOPARDY" today, 11/14/2017 ruclips.net/video/BkJD3kKVJPo/видео.html One of the 3 got it right. At 17.26 mark.

Heard about this performance years ago. and really appreciate the chance to finally see some it. I heard great things about it, but never imagined the performances could be as compelling as what is highlighted here. I'll never be able to take the Hamster Godot seriously again. Thanks for posting

Appreciate you reminding us about this great moment in solidarity.