8 Replies to “ Poets Lament - Fourth Estate - See What I See (CD, Album) ”

1. See more of The Poets Lament on Facebook. Log In. Forgot account? or. Create New Account. Not Now. The Poets Lament. Performance Art Theatre in Carthage, North Carolina. Community See All. 1, people like this. 1, people follow this. 17 check-ins. About See .

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2. Label: Charly Records - CPCD ,Charly Groove - CPCD • Format: CD Album, Reissue, Remastered • Country: Europe • Genre: Jazz • Style: Conscious, Spoken Word.

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3. Lament. It’s autumn. Chilly enough tonight to make the college girls cross their arms tightly across their chests as they run, coatless, from bar to bar in screaming packs. I’d take any one of them home just to be close to that kind of confidence again—tight shirts and forced cleavage, lips so glossed I can see my reflection, the total.

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4. I can count the number of instrumental albums that I have on two hands. I like my music but the vocals and lyrics are a big part of the enjoyment of a song for me. But I am happy, HAPPY that Fourth Estate's "See What I See" does away with both of those elements because /5(4).

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gatefold, Black Label Vinyl release of The Last Poets on Discogs.

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6. Finesse And Fury (Fourth Estate) by Dave Beegle, released 15 January 1. Joy 2. Cornerstone 3. Grunt Rock 4. Mason Street Shuffle 5. Juggernaut 6. Routier 7. Reflections 8. Remnant 9. Burning Bridges Highlander Pipedream Sorefinger Road Originally released in , this remastered edition () opens up with Bach's "Joy," a boisterous song that shows terrific manual.

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7. Buy the Full Digital Album Dave Beegle - Acoustic Mayhem CD/DVD combo package. Get the full CD/DVD combo package, DVD mixed in surround: "Also includes immediate download of 13 track album in your choice of k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire." , See What I See (Fourth Estate), and 3 more.

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8. Fourth Estate - See What I See One of my favorite instrumental rock acts, Fourth Estate breaks out of the one dimensional guitar shred mold prevalent at the time on SWIS. Plenty of variety is highlighted in the process, including jazz, fusion, blues, hard rock and all out jamming.

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