Todd Moore voice | J.A. Deane music
6 years in the making this blows any other “spoken word” CD out of the water. With a 44 magnum. ( I usually run for cover whenever someone uses that term “spoken word” - leave that one for the wussies. ) Todd illuminates the abandoned soul of John Dillinger. Dino breaks open the Gates of Hell. Not for the squeamish. When an hour of Dillinger was broadcast over the radio one Sunday afternoon back in 1997, KUNM was inundated by calls from frightened listeners, huge flocks of crows blackened the skies over Albuquerque, and the churches had record attendances for that evening’s observances. Mark Weber
“First, it is a great thing to have Dillinger reborn again being read this time you hear his voice in poem Dillinger and Todd Moore is reading his poem of American hero. His voice (Moore’s) and poem enhances J. A. Deane’s music and the music fits like a knife in the rare cooked steak of Dillinger served up by Moore.” — Michael Basinski, The Hold, March 2002
Track List
DILLINGER – Disc 1
- 1.“The Name is Dillinger” 41:01 recorded December 15-17,1997 at KUNM, Albuquerque, soundscape by J.A.Deane – engineering by Simon Welter, supported by a generous grant from KUNM
- 2-21. Twenty short Dillinger poems recorded April 2, 2001
- 22. “Resurrection” 12:08, recorded July 11, 2001 – mix by J.A.Deane. Bubba D on fretless mountain dulcimer & lap steel guitar
DILLINGER – Disc 2
- 1. “The Corpse is Dreaming” 46:26 Live radio broadcast over KUNM August 18,1996 J.A.Deane, trombone/electronics, tapes, live sampling engineering by Simon Welter
- 2-21. Twenty more short Dillinger poems (4/2/01)
- 22. “Resurrection” 12:54 soundscape by Mark Weber – recorded April-June 2001 mix by Quincy & MW – Mark LeClaire, cello – Mark Weaver, tuba – Paul Pulaski, electric guitar – Lisa Polisar, flute – Chris Alien, vibraphone – Carla K. Barlow, sampler – Janet Feder, prepared guitar (sampled) – Quincy’s, Albuquerque thunder storm – MW, voice. Produced by Mark Weber ZerxpressATaolDOTcom. Mastered by Quincy Adams. Front cover art by Arthur Dove. All text and reading by Todd Moore. © 2001 Todd Moore. ZERX 039 © 2001 J.A. Deane & todd Moore & Mark Weber
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First, it is a great thing to have Dillinger reborn again being read this time you hear his voice in poem Dillinger and Todd Moore is reading his poem of American hero. His voice (Moore’s) and poem enhances J. A. Deane’s music and the music fits like a knife in the rare cooked steak of Dillinger served up by Moore. The opening track asks (that is Dillinger via Moore asks) am I gone? Of course, the answer is, no. And above and also more than ever on this CD Todd Moore’s poems intoxicate as he moves throughout the Dillinger poemscape. It is a wonderful achievement to create a great realm of poetic imagination with such diversity and spikes and spices of emotion and the crash of cars and breaking glass of words and storms of the mid-west breaking panoramic in it is a pantheon of the Gods singing in chorus and a hero emerging from the darkness of the America and becoming a voice that you hear at the post office, at the gas station, in the hardware store, and liquor store and you can feel the human chemicals in Todd Moore’s voice as he drives you about the country, the empire of John Dillinger, radio playing the music of J. A. Deane.
– Michael Basinski, The Hold, March 2002