CD-Charts Position 61

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Leben

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Schiller

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CD-Charts Position 62

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For Free Humanity: For Anarchy

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Noam Chomsky, Chumbawamba

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CD-Charts Position 63
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Moving Target

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Gil Scott-Heron

Release Date February 15, 1997
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 64
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A Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Lord Buckley

Release Date April 30, 2007
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 65
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The Lion and Albert

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Stanley Holloway

Release Date May 09, 2005
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 66
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Black Star at the Point of Darkness

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Paul Bowles

Release Date August 27, 1993
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 67
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Holy Soul Jelly Roll: Poems & Songs

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Allen Ginsberg

Release Date December 10, 1996
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 68
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The Poems of Elizabeth Bishop and Other Songs

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Luciana Souza

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Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 69
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Tales of the Yukon

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Hank Snow

Release Date November 12, 2007
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 70
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Probably the Best Album Ever Made By Anybody in Our Street

CD-Charts > Music > Poetry
by: Les Barker

Release Date July 10, 1997
Gil Scott-Heron is one of the great recording artists of the 20th century; it is a shame that he is relatively unknown. He work is always interesting and I would recommend (almost) all of his albums.

Moving Target is musically, one of Gil Scott Heron's more upbeat, funkier albums although the lyrical content is rather personal and pessimistic. The album opens fantastically with four excellent tracks: Fast Lane, Washington DC, No Exit and Blue Collar but peters out towards the end as both the reggae tinged Ready or Not and Black History/The World have dated quite badly.

Although Moving Target holds a special place in my affections (it was the first GSH album I bought many, many years ago) I do not think that it is by any ... Read More: