A World Without Gravity: Best Of
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Description:
NYC poet Jim Carroll is best known for his autobiographical novel, The Basketball Diaries, which later became a popular movie as well. But Carroll also fronted the Jim Carroll Band, who released three new wave/punk-influenced albums in the early '80s (1980's Catholic Boy, 1982's Dry Dreams, and 1984's I Write Your Name). Since Carroll's books deal with the seedier and/or sadder side of life (prostitution, homelessness, drug addiction, etc.), it's only logical that his songs would delve into the same subject matter. His semi-hit (and most popular song) "People Who Died" is highlighted here, and finds Carroll pulling no punches as he describes in lurid detail how many of his friends died. Other highlights include "I Want the Angel," "It's Too Late," and "Them," among others.
Track Listing:
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People Who Died
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| 2. |
Work Not Play
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| 3. |
Differing Touch
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| 4. |
It's Still Rock and Roll to Me
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| 5. |
Wicked Gravity
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I Want the Angel
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| 7. |
Them
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| 8. |
City Drops Into the Night [Live]
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| 9. |
Dry Dreams
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| 10. |
Jealous Twin
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| 11. |
Plain Division
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| 12. |
Voices
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| 13. |
Lorraine
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| 14. |
(No More) Luxuries
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| 15. |
I Write Your Name
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| 16. |
Love Crimes
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| 17. |
Catholic Boy
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| 18. |
Day and Night
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Availability
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