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Artist: | Dylan Thomas |
Title: | Dylan Thomas The Essential Dylan Thomas Vinyl LP |
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Released: | 2005 |
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Format: | 4 CD |
Country | Germany |
Barcode: | 9789626343432 |
SKU: | WB-803098 |
Condition: | BRAND NEW & SEALED |
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Under Milk Wood: A Play For Voices | ||
1-1 | FIRST VOICE To begin at the beginning | 5:12 |
1-2 | FIRST DROWNED Remember me, Captain? | 1:38 |
1-3 | FIRST VOICE From where you are… | 0:30 |
1-4 | MR EDWARDS Myfanwy Price! | 1:18 |
1-5 | FIRST VOICE Come now, drift up the dark… | 1:44 |
1-6 | MOTHER This little piggy… | 2:16 |
1-7 | FIRST VOICE Now, in her iceberg-white… | 0:43 |
1-8 | MRS OGMORE-PRITCHARD Mr Ogmore! | 1:09 |
1-9 | FIRST VOICE In Butcher Beynon's… | 0:28 |
1-10 | ORGAN MORGAN Help! cries Organ Morgan… | 0:28 |
1-11 | FIRST VOICE At the sea end of town… | 0:27 |
1-12 | UTAH WATKINS (Yawning) Thirty four, thirty five… | 3:07 |
1-13 | FIRST VOICE Now behind the eyes and secrets… | 2:54 |
1-14 | FIRST VOICE Time passes. Listen. Time passes | 1:58 |
1-15 | REV. ELI JENKINS Dear Gwalia! I know there are… | 2:00 |
1-16 | FIRST VOICE Now, woken at last by the out-of-bed… | 0:23 |
1-17 | LILY SMALLS Oh, there's a face! | 2:14 |
1-18 | FIRST VOICE Mary Ann the Sailors… | 2:39 |
1-19 | FIRST VOICE Now frying pans spit… | 1:19 |
1-20 | FIRST VOICE Mr and Mrs Cherry Owen… | 1:32 |
1-21 | FIRST VOICE From Beynon Butchers in Coronation Street… | 1:10 |
1-22 | FIRST VOICE Up the street, in the Sailor's Arms… | 2:38 |
1-23 | CAPTAIN CAT (Softly to himself) Maggie Richards, Ricky Rhys… | 3:50 |
1-24 | FIRST VOICE People are moving now, up and down… | 3:28 |
1-25 | FIRST VOICE There's the clip clop of horses… | 0:46 |
1-26 | FIRST WOMAN Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard | 1:01 |
1-27 | FIRST VOICE Outside, the sun springs down… | 1:32 |
1-28 | FIRST VOICE And in Willy Nilly the Postman's dark… | 2:34 |
1-29 | SECOND VOICE …herring gulls heckling down to the harbour… | 2:07 |
1-30 | FIRST VOICE The music of the spheres is heard distincly… | 2:33 |
1-31 | POLLY GARTER I loved a man whose name was Tom… | 3:44 |
1-32 | FIRST VOICE And the morning school is over… | 2:45 |
1-33 | FIRST VOICE And the shrill girls giggle and muster around him… | 1:46 |
1-34 | GOSSAMER BEYNON I don't care if he [i]is[/i] common… | 1:12 |
1-35 | FIRST VOICE In the blind-drawn dark dining-room of School House… | 3:31 |
1-36 | FIRST VOICE Lord Cut-Glass, in his kitchen full of time… | 4:41 |
1-37 | FIRST VOICE Captain Cat, at his window… | 4:12 |
1-38 | FIRST VOICE The child says, and then she forgets him too. | 1:23 |
2-1 | SECOND VOICE The afternoon buzzes like lazy bees… | 3:58 |
2-2 | FIRST VOICE Now the town is dusk. | 0:58 |
2-3 | MR PRITCHARD You first, Mr Ogmore | 1:30 |
2-4 | REV. ELI JENKINS Every morning, when I wake… | 1:52 |
2-5 | FIRST VOICE Dusk is drowned forever until tomorrow. | 1:57 |
2-6 | FIRST VOICE Blind Captain Cat climbs into his bunk. | 0:57 |
2-7 | FIRST VOICE Mr Mog Edwards and Miss Myfanwy Price… | 1:16 |
2-8 | FIRST VOICE The thin night darkers. | 0:46 |
Return Journey | ||
2-9 | NARRATOR It was a cold white day in the High Street… | 4:58 |
2-10 | NARRATOR I went out of the hotel into the snow… | 6:02 |
2-11 | NARRATOR And he hurried on, into the dervish snow… | 5:23 |
2-12 | NARRATOR The Hall is shattered… | 5:55 |
2-13 | NARRATOR Even now, on the frozen foreshore… | 4:37 |
Quite Early One Morning | ||
2-14 | Quite early one morning in the winter in Wales… | 3:19 |
2-15 | The town was not yet awake. | 3:16 |
2-16 | And climbing down again and up out of the town… | 3:01 |
2-17 | Oh, the twon was waking now… | 2:50 |
Poems | ||
2-18 | Lament | 4:23 |
2-19 | Poem On His Birthday | 6:43 |
2-20 | And Death Shall Have No Dominion | 1:51 |
2-21 | Fern Hill | 3:52 |
2-22 | Do Not Go Gently Into That Good Night | 1:33 |
Memories Of Christmas | ||
3-1 | One Christmas was so much like another in those years… | 5:12 |
3-2 | Now out of that bright what snowball of Christmas… | 4:08 |
3-3 | We returned home through the desolate poor sea-facing streets… | 2:58 |
The Peaches | ||
3-4 | The grass-green cart, with 'J. Jones, Gorsehill' painted… | 5:06 |
3-5 | He backed the mare into Union Street… | 6:34 |
3-6 | 'Can I go and see the pigs?' | 4:51 |
3-7 | Gwilym's chapel was the last old barn before the field… | 4:26 |
3-8 | The best room smelt of moth balls and fur… | 6:44 |
3-9 | Down the thick dingle Jack and I ran shouting… | 7:07 |
3-10 | Or door was open. | 5:22 |
A Visit To Grandpa's | ||
3-11 | In the middle of the night I woke… | 3:32 |
3-12 | In the morning I woke from a dream of fiery horses… | 2:15 |
3-13 | When we came to Llanstephan village… | 4:35 |
3-14 | 'Where are we going?' I asked | 3:00 |
The Followers | ||
4-1 | It was six o'clock on a winter's evening. | 4:47 |
4.2 | The barmaid, with gold hair and two gold teeth in front… | 4:18 |
4-3 | Outside Rabiotti's café, Leslie said… | 4:50 |
4-4 | All over the dripping town… | 3:51 |
The Outing – A Story | ||
4-5 | If you can call it a story. | 4:06 |
4-6 | On Sunday evening, after Bethesda… | 4:21 |
4-7 | The charabanc drew up outside… | 4:56 |
4-8 | Time clouded over, the cows wondered… | 3:35 |
Poems | ||
From 18 Poems | ||
4-9 | The Force That Through The Green Fuse | 1:27 |
From Deaths And Entrances | ||
4-10 | The Conversation Of Prayers | 1:32 |
4-11 | A Refusal To Mourn The Death, By Fire, Of A Child In London | 1:13 |
4-12 | Elegy | 1:15 |
4-13 | Poem In October | 2:55 |
4-14 | The Hunchback In The Park | 1:41 |
4-15 | A Winter's Tale | 8:48 |
4-16 | In My Craft Or Sullen Art | 0:51 |
4-17 | Lie Still, Sleep Becalmed | 1:08 |
4-18 | Fern Hill | 3:31 |
From In Country Sleep | ||
4:19 | Over Sir John's Hill | 3:20 |
4-20 | Poem On His Birthday | 5:46 |
4-21 | Do Not Go Gently Into That Good Night | 1:21 |
4:22 | Lament | 3:19 |
From Twenty-five Poems | ||
4-23 | Was There A Time | 0:36 |
4-24 | And Death Shall Have No Dominion | 1:58 |
dispatched in | 24 hours |
format | CD |
year of release | 2005 |
condition | new |
genre | Non-Music |
artist | Dylan Thomas |
label | Naxos AudioBooks |
Country | Germany |
Recently In Stock | Yes |
Forthcoming | No |
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