Frances Newton was killed tonight by the state of Texas.
This is my response and my dedication to her.
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Frances Newton was killed tonight by the state of Texas.
This is my response and my dedication to her.
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Brooklyn-based composer and performer Michael Harren combines elements of classical composition with experimental electronics and storytelling to create hypnotic and boldly intimate work that walks the line between Laurie Anderson, Peter Gabriel and Dead Can Dance.
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Dag
thank you… again, i’m at a loss for words. you are so kind… thank you.
JW Richard
mike,
thanks for not erasing your show and starting over. thanks for recording a series of shows on what you felt was important.
the whole story surrounding frances newton was horrible. just as i thought of her in the chamber, i thought of her kids as well. what did they do to deserve such a fate?
in a world of on-going catastrophe, from 9/11 to iraq to katrina to the everyday injustices escaping all news accounts, people need a space to cry–to breakdown and be vulnerable. then rise again. your podcast here has been that very space that you chose to share with me. i almost felt like i was intruding in listening to it.
frances is at rest now from the world’s madness. as dark as the death process had to be, considering her entire ordeal, I can’t help but think that she was ready to go.
thanks sharing her story in the living years.
pubbyblubbercunt
Thank you again for everything. I don’t know what else to say at this moment… but there is a lot of sadness and anger… I shall leave it at that for the time being. Thanks again to you and madge for bringing Frances to my attention.