Charles Bukowski - 90 Minutes In Hell (1977)

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  • Опубликовано: 5 авг 2020
  • Chales Bukowski's 90 Minutes in hell was recorded in his home in 1969 under the title "70 Minutes in hell". This version was released with better audio and some bonus material in 1977.
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  • @hankchinaski4818
    @hankchinaski4818 3 года назад +8

    Spent many a afternoon drinking beer and listening to this.
    Good memories..

  • @bowlingstoned2113
    @bowlingstoned2113 2 месяца назад +1

    Every time I listen to these readings I always imagine I'm right there with him, having a bourbon and Coke smoking a cigarette with my eyes closed.

  • @danhouston4931
    @danhouston4931 2 года назад +1

    awesome

  • @MrFrenchfries-jc7kl
    @MrFrenchfries-jc7kl 5 месяцев назад

    30:33 “Beware the Preachers…”

    • @MrFrenchfries-jc7kl
      @MrFrenchfries-jc7kl 5 месяцев назад

      30:59 “Beware those quick to praise, for they need praise in return.”

  • @iestyndavies2675
    @iestyndavies2675 7 месяцев назад

    'Who loves ya Yankee baby!'
    Hank?.....................what?
    Drank?....................Yeeerp!
    Dank?........................Yep!
    Frank?.......................Nope!
    Crank?.................Yes indeedy'!
    Tank?........when he got to eat.
    Wank'.............every day.
    Bank...........all the way ha hah!
    Barfly & Bah hum bugger!'

  • @-o-light8863
    @-o-light8863 3 месяца назад +1

    Well what could poor Buffalo Bill do when confronted by a Jehovah Witnesses woman with them body hugging dresses looking like delicate flowers 🌺 🌶️

  • @YTcanLetUsDown
    @YTcanLetUsDown 3 года назад +3

    I thought he didn't start this kind of stuff... Readings etc... Until after he quit the post office after 1970.
    Oh man 1 minute in and showing pecker to a Jehovah's witness and she keeps going back for more, so true hahaha

    • @Jesuswasaufo
      @Jesuswasaufo  3 года назад +1

      He did poetry reading long before he quit the post office to go at writting fulltime, might of only been 5 people there, but he did them. Thanks for the comment :)