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Molly Lambert (e-mail)         
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is dedicated to the enjoyment of audio and visual stimuli. Please visit our archives where we have uncovered the true importance of nearly everything. Should you want to reach us, e-mail alex dot carnevale at gmail dot com, but don't tell the spam robots. Consider contacting us if you wish to use This Recording in your classroom or club setting. We have given several talks at local Rotarys that we feel went really well.

The Kenny Powers Mix to rule them all

The consumption of J.D. Salinger

Ernest Hemingway's sex life

Molly Lambert dresses down the new masculinity

The most appealing men Disney has to offer

Elizabeth Gumport's Escape to New York

Jamie Beck's tribute to Billie Holiday

A list of important turn-offs

Elizabeth Gumport on Dawn Powell's New York

Go away with the Pixies

The wealthy children of Metropolitan

Spend your youth with Frank O'Hara

Molly is the star of her own Late Shift

This Recording Reviews Mad Men

Warren Beatty and L.A. movies

Colin Dickey's skull recordings

Alex Carnevale's 'In the Aughts'

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    POEM

    Hate is only one of many responses
    true, hurt and hate go hand in hand
    but why be afraid of hate, it is only there
    think of filth, is it really awesome
    neither is hate
    don't be shy of unkindness, either
    it's cleansing and allows you to be direct
    like an arrow that feels something

    out and out meanness, too, lets love breathe
    you don't have to fight off getting in too deep
    you can always get out if you're not too scared

    an ounce of prevention's
    enough to poison the heart
    don't think of others
    until you have thought of yourself, are true

    all of these things, if you feel them
    will be graced by a certain reluctance
    and turn into gold

    if felt by me, will be smilingly deflected
    by your mysterious concern

    —Frank O'Hara

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