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1. |
A Private Phone
03:33
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Hello?
How're you doing, kid?
Garry?
Yeah
Oh, God am I glad to hear from you
Eva, I've got it
Listen, I've got a message for you from our friend
Okay, hon, just a second, okay?
Okay
I'll hang on
Eva
Eva
Can you hang up the phone?
Garry, I thought Jean Brown was going to be calling
Jean Brown?
Yeah, because, see, Jean Brown, um
called Bruce, and I said,
"Call her back and tell her where I am
Give her the number"
Hm, I know nothing about it
Yeah, this just happened a few minutes ago
So when the phone rang I thought
oh, that must be Jean
Oh, Garry, I'm so glad to hear from you
Um, LIz, it's really weird calling you like this
but listen, I want you to hear this message
Okay
I, um
Could you just listen to it straight?
If you have any questions or comments or whatever
just, you know, like, bring them up
Okay, where are you, Garry?
I'm calling from a private phone
A private phone?
Yeah
You're all by yourself?
Yeah
You're not being taped?
I don't believe this
No
Oh, well, it's okay if I am
Go ahead
Okay
Listen,
Jim and Marcie have really great love for you
And, uh, Jim hates to see you make this mistake
And you know there's strength in numbers
I mean, you've done it too
You've been part of this long enough
I know there's strength where?
You know that there's strength in numbers
All the numbers we have
We really hate to see you burn your bridges behind you, kid
Really do
You know this is a place of protection
and love
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2. |
Pentecostal Socialism
04:50
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This nation is indeed a sick nation
perishing by the moment
So there is no question about faith
but faith without works is dead
Faith that doesn’t work is dead
and faith without works is dead
And we feed our people
and we live together as they did
on the day of Pentecost
If you don’t have any income in our church
or if you have too little income
we all
we have seventy different homes
in which we all live
as it was on the day of Pentecost
we all share and have all things common
If somebody only has fifty dollars
and somebody else makes four hundred
we share and we all eat
as they did and was revealed
in the church on the Apostolic day
Say, what does it mean
to have all things common?
It means you don’t have to worry anymore.
It means when all people are one family
as they were when the church was inci-
conceived and was in inception on the day of Pentecost
when you are together as one
you don’t have to worry anymore
you don’t have to worry
you don’t have to worry
you don’t have to worry no more
and I listen to them talk about
sixty million Americans about to lose their homes
I listen to eighty percent of
the black people that own property in 1945
have either lost it or it’s going into receivership
in the mortgage banks
I listen to fifteen million people
that are starving to death
I didn’t hear it from some newspaper
I heard it from the heads of the government
of the United States today
I listen to them talk about planned takeovers
I listen to them to talk about it
like it was an ordinary Sunday school picnic
And you don’t have to be very far off to realize
it’s in your newspapers
Task force warns nation
to get ready for riots
and to get ready for martial law
and to get ready for concentration camps
This is in the Hearst press just this week
Get ready for identification marks to be put on your body
and identification number
even if necessary tattooed on you
like the- our corporations have done
in the Union of South Africa
Say, aw, America wouldn’t do that
Don’t talk to me about what America would not do
We’re doing it in Union of South Africa
We rule that country now
Ford and all those DuPonts and Rockefeller
they’re running the Union of South Africa
and our black and brown and poor people
cannot even be out after sun- uh, out after sundown
And there’s a tattoo on their arm
and if they don’t show that tattoo, they go to jail
Say. what’s that got to do with us?
Because the same corporations that rule this country
the same megalomaniacs
the same elitist, the same ruling class
Ford, DuPont, Chrysler, General Motors
they’re running the show over there
And if they will do that to our people over there
they’ll do it here when the trouble comes
It’s wonderful
Wonderful to know the truth
and the truth will set you free
Say, it’s uncomfortable
but it also sets you free
But to hear that kind of thing
coming out of the mouth of the government leaders
and to hear them say
we have no answers
To hear the head of housing
and to hear the head of welfare
the president’s appointments
and to hear the presidential secretary
say there is no answer
Said we can’t have housing
and we’re not able to have enough food
and enough shelter and medicine
We’re not going to be able to give it to the people
Something’s rotten
Something’s corrupt
Spiritual wickedness in high places
They’re afraid to say it
They buy you and they buy me
if we could be bought
but some of us have been purchased with a price
and we are not going to be kinship with this world
Our God is not flesh and blood
but it’s spiritual
it’s a l- ideal
it’s Pentecostal socialism
We’re not going be oppressed
by the tyranny of all the oppressive riches
It is written
the love of money is the root of all evil
But you
you’re going to get the truth tonight
if it kills you
because it’s already crucified me
Hallelujah
I’m crucified with Christ
I’m crucified with Pentecostal socialism
Nevertheless I live
yet not I but Christ that liveth in this body
It’s not a mortal you are looking at tonight
it’s not carnality you’re looking at tonight
but you’re looking at the hundredfold
the very spirit and the actual conscious presence
of a living God
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3. |
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Okay
Who's going to start off the first discussion?
And in socialism
it is better than capitalism
‘cause we think about the children and the seniors
and what we’d do if there’s a revolution
We fight and stand up for our rights
And I think capitalism is full of shit
No, no, no
I don’t agree
I think
My personalal
personalalal
personalal
personal posi
positio
opinion of capitalism is
is that capitalism is better
Boo!
because we get to go down
walk down to the corner
we can buy
Yay for Rockefeller!
We can buy a— a—
a penny candy bar for twenty-five dollars
and— and we can— we can have— we can—
you just walk down to the corner and get an orange
You guys have to pick ‘em
We just walk down to the corner
buy us an orange for twenty-five cents
plus tax, twenty-five dollars, and we can
And we’re even able
I think— I think— I think—
like we have more material possessions
like we can walk down to the store
we can buy a new pair of shoes
Um— Um—
In capitalism, uh— you—
you say our chocolate and stuff is junk
but our chocolate
it helps us get money ‘cause we send it to starving babies
and uh, and— and all the— and— and—
and we have— we had—
we even have signs up and— and—
and stuff that even say that we help save
um, you know on those cigarette packages
they even say uh, don’t smoke, and—
because it gives you cancer
that’s how concerned we are about our people
and we have warehouse and warehouses
full of bombs that can blow up the whole world
three times over and over again
so I think we’re— we’re more— we like— we’re—
we care for our people more than socialism
and— and we— we—
If you cared for ‘em
you wouldn’t—
you wouldn’t make the cigarettes to sell ‘em
And you wouldn’t—
No, no, no—
Yeah, and— and—
and your whole system is based on money
and our system is based on the people
so you’re all worried about getting all your money
and we’re all worried about making it better for the people.
Yeah, and you wouldn’t make bombs to hurt people anyway
We don’t have to buy anything
We can get it out of the jungle
We can make it by ourself and not use no money
It’s like you said
you said you’re at—
you had to buy them— your—
your shoes
well, we can make our own shoes, thank you
And in capitalism, it’s—
it’s just plain old better
that’s what I think
How come—
then how come here
where none of us are starving
we’re all healthy
and in the ghettoes, their—
their heads are getting real big
and their stomachs are getting very skinny
and knobby knees
and they’re not even healthy at all
No uh, hospitals
no food or anything
I think— I think that—
You say you can make your own shoes
I’d like to know what you make your shoes out of
We have rubber trees here.
Have you ever—
Have you ever processed your own rubber before?
We have a lot of people here and— and—
We work together—
We can get all our minds together and—
We can make factories like the capitalists do
but use them for the people instead of for the rich people
Have you ever done it before?
We don’t need to
We don’t just sit around in our office getting fatter and fatter
We stay healthy, thank you
We’re healthy, too
That doesn’t—
That doesn’t answer my question
I asked, have you ever done it before?
Have you ever made your own shoes?
Yes, I have, thank you
Out of what?
Tell me how—
Cowskin—
Um— not every—
not everyone has to make their own shoes
because everyone has different talents
We have shoemakers who make—
And they make it for all of us
But listen, listen—
We have uh,
pastrymakers that have talents of the
extraordinary talents
and they make our—
Then you buy that old crusty-ass stuff
that stays in the pastry box for
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4. |
Integrated
02:47
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I say
spirit
that's in that lost world
speak
with an audible voice
Louder
my dear
Louder
Louder
I forgive you
What do you wish me to do for you, child?
A part of the spirit
there’s someone here that this soul belongs to
You’re not integrated
and that’s why you’re having trouble in your mind
I’ll not call you out
Close your eyes now, I ask you
I speak the word, and perhaps when it comes
that spirit comes out of the ether plane
and comes into its body and integrates
there will be no doubt some gasping
So be very quiet
As I, Lenin-Jesus
Buddha, the Báb, God Almighty
I free that spirit
from the loneliness of that netherworld
and integrate it in its body here
It’s integrated
You may be seated
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5. |
Jonestown Chorus
02:54
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6. |
Violent Revolutionaries
03:45
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It’s on
Testing one two three four five six
My name is Chris Rozynko
I am a violent revolutionary and l
would like to overthrow the government
I have arms, and I have a plan, and I’d like to do it now
My name is Choicy Bradford
I would pe—
I am a violent revolutionary, uh—
Choicy—
My name is Choicy Bradford
I’m a, uh,
a resolutionary
I like to throw this plans of the government right now, and, that’s all I—
My name is Bennie Bradford, I’m—
My name is Bennie Bradford
I’m a violent revolutionary
I like to throw—
overthrow this government right now.
My name is Leo Wade
I’m ready to throw—
I’m ready to overthrow this government right now
and for revolutionary
I am a violent revolution
I would like to overthrow the country
Roy Harris
revolutionary—
Thelm—
My name is Thelma Jackson
I am a violent revolutionary
I would like to overthrow this country tonight
I keep my weapons
and I am ready at any time
My name is Claudia Norris
and I am a violent revolutionary
and I would like to overthrow this country right now
Cheryl White—
My name is Cheryl White
and I am a violent uh, revolutionary
and I would like to overthrow this country right now
My name is Glenda White
and I’d like to overthrow this country
My name is Glenda White
and I am a violent revolutionary
and I’d like to overthrow this country right now
Uh. My name is
and uh, I’m a violent revolutionary
and I would like to overturn the government right now
My name is Wiggins
I am a
uh, violent revolution
and I want to overthrow the government right now
Esther D. Phillips
Mmm-hmm
— violent revolution
I would uh, like to overthrow the government now
Esther D. Phillips
I am Pat Martin
I am a violent revolutionary
I’d like to overthrow the government now
I—
My name is Rosemary Williams
I am a violent—
My name is Rosemary William
I’m a violent revolutionary
I would like to overthrow the government right now
Renee Gieg
I have—
I am a violent revolutionary
I have guns and ammunition
and plan to overthrow the government now
My name is John Harris
and I'm a
violent revolutionary and I killed three children
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I just don’t see the movement anymore there
All right, you two go out
there- there’s no accomplishment in the movement
No accomplishment
to see the people in the- in the-
being helped in the court
the children are getting hope
The black women and men
for the first time in their lives
feel like men and women
You, you don’t see that?
No
Well, I don’t know then
Well, what did they have before?
You know, I mean, I remember-
What do they have now?
What do they have-
They feel that they have a purpose
someone to care about them
that’ll fight for their children
They really do
I mean, if you-
if you’ve had much chance to talk to them
When I talk to people
they- they feel for the first time
that their lives have meaning
What- What did they have, you know
going to working on their knees day after day?
They- They didn’t have-
They’re still doing that
they’re still doing that, you know
and they’re dedicating their lives
and they’re giving it their all
to something where nothing ever happens
Linda, it’s not time for it to happen
And when is going to be the time, though?
When is going to be the time?
You know
I don’t think that I uh
lost faith in a-
in a cause or a vision
but I think that I mainly lost faith in Jim
and he is the cause.
Well, now what-
what did you lose faith in?
In what part?
Just in Jim, you know, in the, in the-
What did he do that made you lose faith?
Just the manipulation
the total manipulation everywhere
It just seemed like everywhere we went, you know
it was just manipulation
Manipulation on people within
mani- manipulation on people without
What else could that kid go through?
It’s a wonder she’s even got a decent mind on her
For an image of Jim put up as God
and then use her sexually?
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8. |
Pound the Walls
02:50
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Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
Scream, yell, pound the walls
How very much I've loved you
How very much I've tried
my best to give you
the good life
Scream, yell, pound the walls
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9. |
Not That I'm Afraid
03:08
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Is it too late for Russia?
Here's why it's too late for Russia
They killed
Well, I don't see it like that
I mean, I feel like that
as long as there's life, there's hope
That's my faith
But someday everybody dies
I'm going to tell you, Christine
Without me, life has no meaning
I'm the best friend you'll ever have
Not that I'm afraid to die
By no means
I don't think you are
But, uh
I look at our babies
and I think they deserve to live
I agree
You know?
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10. |
Mr. Fraser
01:20
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Yes, sir, there's something bad going on
I don't know what it is
"A lot of people have seen Mr. Fraser
I think Mrs. Brownfield has offered to help"
Somebody's children go meet Mr. Fraser, and...
Mr. Fraser
Port Kaituma
Port Kaituma
Meanwhile
Port Kaituma
Oh no!
Port Kaituma
Oh no!
Well, they're on their way to see him
Brownfield! Brownfield!
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Dominique Cyprès Bolton, Connecticut
Student of synth, connoisseur of warm analog sounds, and jack of all trades.
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