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Understanding 9/11John Kannenberg - A Canticle For Leibowitz [nsh087]
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The man behind the Stasisfield netlabel gives us his "possible soundtrack" for Walter M. Miller, Jr's science fiction novel. These fine-grained soundscapes are sure to evoke vivid mental images of a post-apocalyptic world, whether you're familiar with the book or not. Charting the fall, rise and fall of mankind.
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| Overture / The Abbey in the Desert of the Southwest |
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| The Bookleggers / After the Flame Deluge |
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| Brother Francis and the Pilgrim |
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| Fallout Survival Shelter / Relics of the Beatus Leibowitz |
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| Years of Doubt / Francis Illuminates the Leibowitz Blueprint |
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| Highway Robbery / New Rome / Sancte Leibowitz |
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| Return of the Pilgrim / Death of Brother Francis Gerard of Utah |
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| Rumors of War / Thon Taddeo and Marcus Apollo |
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| Brother Kornhoer's Lamp of Electrical Essence |
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| Dom Paulo and the Hermit Benjamin |
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| Drawing the Abbey's Defenses / A Tense Dinner |
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| Benjamin Arrives at the Abbey / War / Death of the Poet |
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| There Were Spaceships Again in That Century |
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| Abbott Zerchi's Abominable Autoscribe |
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| Mrs. Grales and Rachel |
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| Green Star Mercy Camp / Clash with Doctor Cors |
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| Lucifer is Fallen / Rachel is Baptized |
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| Quo Peregrinatur Grex, Pastor Secum |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Robin Earle
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May 29, 2017
Subject: An Audio Treat
Subject: An Audio Treat
An effective treatment of this novel of a post-apocalyptic America. Miller's language is of the highest standard, and is presented well here. Thank you.
Reviewer:
mystified
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December 28, 2005
Subject: Great!
Subject: Great!
Dark, intelligent, hallucinatory. A journey through a possible reality, accompanied by novel percussion, electronic drones, field recordings and other awesome and hard-to-identify sounds. This definitely comes recommeded!
