yeah, it's another "please help!" thread...
 

I've realized that lately, on any cd I have, I tend to listen to songs with spoken word or poetry a lot. I love any song that has poetry being read over avante-garde music, or really any music I guess, within reason. Any suggestions, specifically albums that are nothing but?

The Soldier's Tale with somebody reading the poem is a good bet.

Thanks, I'll check that out if I can find it.

Anybody else?

The "Priest" They Called Him, by William S. Burroughs and Kurt Cobain.

Lee Ranaldo - ''Notebook", its off one of his solo albums called ''Amarillo Ramp''. A great song and the vocalsare spoken word, and Lee has a good voice for that sort of thing. You can get it off me from soulseek.

I put Meanwhile Back in COmmunist Russia's two Peel sessions on badongo recently. Give them a try; it may be exactly what you want.

http://www.badongo.com/file/2235815
http://www.badongo.com/file/2235819

nyc ghosts and flowers is their most spoken word album (small flowers crack concrete, nyc ghosts and flowers, lightning etc)

i d/l some audio books sometimes, especially if the author is reading them.

Check out enablers, especially their first album end note - incredible shit.

The gift on White Light/White Heat by the Velvet Underground.

This was one of the songs I was talking about that I listen to a lot :)

Actually I think I've heard that before, I think RdTv showed it to me once, but I did forget about it, I'll have to see about getting it.

Thanks for all the suggestions, I guess I have some shopping to do now...

Wow, this stuff is awesome... :)