
It took me almost 10 years to buy
I Died Today, the
Rodd Keith collection on
Tzadik Records, which came out in 1996. At this rate, you can expect me to offer mp3's from
Ecstacy to Frenzy (Tzadik's follow-up collection of Keith oddities) in the year 2013 (it was released in January 2004). Most of you are probably well aware of Keith's surreal genius (if not, check out this all-inclusive
WFMU article, or buy the only song/poem collection currently in print, on
Bar/None Records). Anything in the
American Song/Poem canon is a must-hear, but the songs of Rodd Keith somehow outshine them all.
Our Senators isn't the best track on this collection (that honor would go to
Do The Pig), but in light of the recent behavior in Washington DC, this track somehow seemed more fitting for today. You can buy this cd direct from the label or from such fine stores as
Tone Vendor.
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