Allen Ginsberg Reading Howl (Part 2)

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  • Опубліковано 1 жов 2024

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  • @abedozier4212
    @abedozier4212 2 роки тому +5

    In my creative writing class I stumbled onto this when we were researching free verse poems and ive never known such a strong feeling compared to when i first read this

  • @HolcombChristopher
    @HolcombChristopher 8 років тому +9

    We need more Ginsberg's less trump and Hillary. Where have all the poets gone. I would even take a Shelly right now or Byron.

    • @Starbuckanear2012
      @Starbuckanear2012 5 років тому

      Ginsburg would beat you unconscious for that kind of knee jerk, idiot comparison.
      The only "Trump and Hillary" we needed was the same sort as Napoleon and Wellington. Thank God Arthur Wellesley didn't have to deal with Twitter philosophers.

  • @gypsyflameshowband1
    @gypsyflameshowband1 10 років тому +21

    Fantastic poetry,filled with imagery, reality and above all humour.

  • @Oscar301
    @Oscar301 14 років тому +12

    Always loved that line, "They broke their backs lifting Moloch to Heaven."

  • @Hunterkey123
    @Hunterkey123 9 років тому +15

    Hearing the audience laughter makes me wonder how Ginsberg felt when reading this.

  • @abbyovitsky
    @abbyovitsky 8 років тому +12

    Moloch whose soul is oil and banks

    • @petelarosa282
      @petelarosa282 3 роки тому

      Yes, while on the banks are more lock or Satan

  • @rushofblood994
    @rushofblood994 12 років тому +7

    This Moloch section is so powerful, Howl is so amazing to read, I absolutely love it.

  • @Pestilentich
    @Pestilentich 11 років тому +4

    The intensity he packs behind his voice when he reads his own poems is certainly empowering. I do not just hear the poem, I feel it. With my mind, body and soul, the electric energy captured on this tape runs through me like much like electricity.

  • @happynudge
    @happynudge 10 років тому +5

    what a wonderful man

  • @paulfreeman4900
    @paulfreeman4900 2 роки тому +1

    Box cars - box cars - box cars. Shakespearian!!!

  • @petelarosa282
    @petelarosa282 3 роки тому +1

    JESUS loves you.

  • @altaimountain
    @altaimountain 12 років тому +2

    boy it's long

  • @barbarareich1251
    @barbarareich1251 3 роки тому +1

    How do I reconcile my hatred for him and my appreciation for his poetry?

  • @LupusYonder
    @LupusYonder 14 років тому +2

    I need an opinion. Is it possible to learn this entire master piece by heart? (If you are not a savant).

    • @magistersteveperkins
      @magistersteveperkins 4 роки тому +2

      Yes. I’ve done it.

    • @LupusYonder
      @LupusYonder 4 роки тому +3

      @@magistersteveperkins it took me almost 2 years... time well spent

    • @milthonmartinez1030
      @milthonmartinez1030 3 роки тому +2

      @@LupusYonder woooooooow your'e still alive, 10 years bro, its a lot

  • @nkj1336
    @nkj1336 11 років тому +4

    beatiful voice

  • @ThePsychoPuppet
    @ThePsychoPuppet 11 років тому +2

    He's trolling you, folks. Move along.

  • @barriebrunsden
    @barriebrunsden 10 років тому +5

    at least we know where jim morrison got his stage presence from

  • @daniel2639
    @daniel2639 14 років тому +1

    "The whole boatload of sensitive bullshit" Genius. We listened to this whole things the other day in my American Literature course. This whole thing is just brilliant.

  • @jaheenfaruqueamin6503
    @jaheenfaruqueamin6503 10 років тому +3

    Red salute!

  • @sentharia
    @sentharia 13 років тому +1

    @OlesjVBilous It DOES have a structure, it is simply not based on traditional poetic form. It's a long line form that groups "thought clusters". It's a fascinating concept.

  • @curtishummel9465
    @curtishummel9465 11 років тому +1

    besides, you should always enjoy the type of art that makes you think. Whatever it is. Just don't be condescending to those who enjoy different stuff.

  • @toliveortodie13
    @toliveortodie13 12 років тому +1

    I can't tell if this is too intimate to listen to or too familiar to ignore. Nothing like the lament of Kaddish.

  • @OscarRocabert
    @OscarRocabert 15 років тому +1

    When was this recorded? Where?

  • @IKB79
    @IKB79 11 років тому +1

    do you really think he will be still relevant ten to twenty years from now?

  • @ajeyklg
    @ajeyklg 12 років тому +1

    Loved it....... i'd like to recite my "Reclining Buddha" in this style !!!
    AJEY

  • @bluesboy25000
    @bluesboy25000 15 років тому +1

    Allen Ginsberg perfection

  • @TheMerlinOfAR
    @TheMerlinOfAR 14 років тому

    @f2509p If you are a mad mind clawing at the walls of outrageous constipation, with bloody fingers, frantic to capture the light divine inside quartz crystal, then it might be possible. Time might better be spent trying to write a poem of your own though.

  • @JJ-qc6lh
    @JJ-qc6lh 11 років тому +1

    6:20 moloch seqeunce

  • @LeonardoBoiko
    @LeonardoBoiko 11 років тому +1

    textual Part II starts at 6:20

  • @TheAlchemist718
    @TheAlchemist718 14 років тому +1

    Bravo!

  • @Yeah999Right
    @Yeah999Right 14 років тому

    to explain this most perfect or paradoxically imperfect of all poems to the person who said they could not undefstand it it is a metaphorical poem about all of allens friends troubled lifestyles from his mother with phamphlets of commnist propaganda to ! so its about strengt with our family and friends to bond and fight the fiends of every generation and should be in the bible essential reading(at least the poets bible) if you dont understand it read and read again .

  • @petelarose998
    @petelarose998 3 роки тому

    One of the truly great poets and one of the greatest poems of all times Ted I sure was he in some of the other beat writers like Jack Kerouac we're still here

  • @asgeirandersen
    @asgeirandersen 7 років тому +1

    superbe!!!

  • @TheDaftMonk
    @TheDaftMonk 13 років тому

    @AndyRiotRed Let us hope that youth has not been eaten by Saturn...

  • @curtishummel9465
    @curtishummel9465 11 років тому

    You overestimate yourself and underestimate this guy. He is now studied in schools. Justin is just like N-Sync and Backstreet boys of my generation. I think I have heard half of one of his songs and was not impressed. I'm much younger than a person who should be interested in Ginsberg, but still am. I barely know who Bieber is...in all honesty, I barely know who he is. Ginsberg has continued to be important to all generations for around 50 years. Bieber, barely known in about 2 years...

  • @PtAltmVansanTarr
    @PtAltmVansanTarr 14 років тому

    According to the recent film, it took it's form from "Leaves of Grass"- Whitman. During the trial they used this to say that Ginsberg hadn't added anything to the world of Lit, therefore he had simply turned a classic poem into something obscene, that makes you feel as if you had "been dragged through the gutter."

  • @OnlyTheTyrant
    @OnlyTheTyrant 13 років тому

    @Yeah999Right I think if you really want to fully grok on Howl, write your own howl.
    Just make sure no one else reads it, cuz then they'll think you're weird and avoid you.

  • @punkrockefeller
    @punkrockefeller 11 років тому

    Ok. but w/o lsd-25 & other illegal hallucinogens, this guy has no practical application. with the exception of terminal academia of course.

  • @MichaelMarko
    @MichaelMarko 14 років тому

    Read: I Celebrate Myself: The Somewhat Private Life of Allen Ginsberg . I think its a good bio., full of lots of nice moments and bits about relationships.

  • @mellysingh
    @mellysingh 13 років тому

    @BJ219 me either..probably because i HAVE to do this for my paper not cuz i WANT to listen to this dude

  • @punkrockefeller
    @punkrockefeller 11 років тому

    maybe. but Justin is still alive &, unlike ginsburg & these freaks, he will stand the test of time.

  • @LupusYonder
    @LupusYonder 14 років тому

    @Jewlysses i did not get past the first half...let me know if you do.

  • @punkrockefeller
    @punkrockefeller 11 років тому

    yes, & ppl in academics will mandate bieber 101 as part of their college curriculum.

  • @mellysingh
    @mellysingh 13 років тому

    @OlesjVBilous I thought it was about his homosexuality

  • @AutumnMarlo
    @AutumnMarlo 13 років тому

    JESUS, LOOK AT THE GUYS NOSE ON THE BOTTOM LEFT!

  • @OnlyTheTyrant
    @OnlyTheTyrant 13 років тому

    Moloch, dread Moloch. Whispers at all the edges of middle-class dreams.
    Moloch, bloodthirsty Moloch, creeps ever closer it seems.
    I saw Moloch in the mirror. Moloch everywhere.
    Gotta start taking those anti-psychotic meds again.

  • @JustinColavita
    @JustinColavita 13 років тому

    denver denver denver denver and uh denver oh yeah denver bloop bloop bleep bleep denver lol

  • @jorgep1
    @jorgep1 14 років тому

    thank you for the free mp3. Amazing poem!

  • @bigman25plus25
    @bigman25plus25 13 років тому

    @thehalokiki absolutely correct!

  • @emericask8r130
    @emericask8r130 13 років тому

    not even one free beer..

  • @curtishummel9465
    @curtishummel9465 11 років тому

    Go back to Justin Bieber.

  • @rd264
    @rd264 12 років тому

    not even one
    free beer

  • @barriebrunsden
    @barriebrunsden 10 років тому +1

    oh i dont,t think so ,as iam teetotal i just know a rambling pisshead when i hear one

  • @laurarox80
    @laurarox80 13 років тому

    @AutumnMarlo lol woa.

  • @NGGSR
    @NGGSR 11 років тому +2

    Reading Howl is powerful. Hearing Ginsberg read it is so much more.

  • @bagel76
    @bagel76 14 років тому

    ALLEN GINSBERG = GOD

  • @barriebrunsden
    @barriebrunsden 10 років тому +2

    and he has the look of a vietnam veteran

  • @Suburb_hell
    @Suburb_hell 11 років тому

    wtf is he saying?