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1. The No-Net World (4:38)
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2. In Paran (2:15)
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3. Williamsburg Poem (2:07)
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4. Madwoman (5:38)
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5. For Six Months with You (0:53)
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6. Johnny I Love You Don't Die (2:48)
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7. Jamas Volvere (0:56)
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8. Lager NYC (2.22)
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9. Quantum Love (0:58)
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10. Death at Sea (2:20)
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11. California (1:08)
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12. Shore (1:43)
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13. Ladybug (0:47)
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14. Hunts Point Counterpoint (2:06)
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15. I Loved You Once (Pushkin) (0:50)
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16. Already One (Mayakovsky) (1:13)
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17. How My Family Survived the Camps (4:54)
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18. New Life (0:56)
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Available as MP3, MP3 320, and FLAC files.
ABOUT THIS ALBUM
Album Notes
From
THEPEDESTALMAGAZINE.com: "Shmailo's expert understanding of the close
relationship between poetry and drama, music and language, and the
primal human need to just hear a really, really good story make The
No-Net World a truly unique contribution to twenty-first century
American poetry, and a CD worth listening to frequently and carefully."
From LITKICKS.COM: "The No-Net World is a solid collection of Shmailo's intensity, heart and wit.... The No-Net World takes you on one woman's tour of the globe, combining stark reality with lush hope. I recommend that you go along for the ride."
From BOOG CITY: "Larissa Shmailo ...really knows how to write, how to read, how to present her poetry.. .Shmailo's album is thoughtful, entertaining, and bears repeated listens."
From POETIX.COM:"'How My Family Survived the Camps,' [IS] the strongest, the most important poem here. . . The key poem on the CD, it gives by far the best realization of her running theme, that how we react to what happens to us is as important as the events themselves."
From NEW CENTURY: "If this isn't a Urban AntiFolk poet who is? Some of these posers just make like they've got street cred but this woman has walked on the wildside and now she lives to tell us about it."
About Larissa Shmailo
Larissa has been published in About Poetry, Rattapallax, BigBridge.org, Lungfull! and many other publications and anthologies. Her poetry CD, The No-Net World, has been called the #1 spoken word CD of 2006. Larissa has received “Critic’s Picks” notices for her readings and radio appearances from the New York Times, Village Voice, and Time Out magazine and is active in the New York City poetry community as curator of the Sliding Scale Poetry series.
Larissa translated the Russian Futurist opera Victory over the Sun which was performed at the first Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and internationally; a DVD of the original English-language production is part of the collection of several museums, including the Hirsshorn and the New York Museum of Modern Art. She recently contributed translations to the anthology New Russian Poets forthcoming from the Dalkey Archive Press in 2007-2008 (under auspices of the National Endowment of the Arts).
(The rest--darling, just ask me...: ) LS)
A note from Larissa:
Thanks for visiting, reading, listening,and buying. Please keep in touch.
From LITKICKS.COM: "The No-Net World is a solid collection of Shmailo's intensity, heart and wit.... The No-Net World takes you on one woman's tour of the globe, combining stark reality with lush hope. I recommend that you go along for the ride."
From BOOG CITY: "Larissa Shmailo ...really knows how to write, how to read, how to present her poetry.. .Shmailo's album is thoughtful, entertaining, and bears repeated listens."
From POETIX.COM:"'How My Family Survived the Camps,' [IS] the strongest, the most important poem here. . . The key poem on the CD, it gives by far the best realization of her running theme, that how we react to what happens to us is as important as the events themselves."
From NEW CENTURY: "If this isn't a Urban AntiFolk poet who is? Some of these posers just make like they've got street cred but this woman has walked on the wildside and now she lives to tell us about it."
About Larissa Shmailo
Larissa has been published in About Poetry, Rattapallax, BigBridge.org, Lungfull! and many other publications and anthologies. Her poetry CD, The No-Net World, has been called the #1 spoken word CD of 2006. Larissa has received “Critic’s Picks” notices for her readings and radio appearances from the New York Times, Village Voice, and Time Out magazine and is active in the New York City poetry community as curator of the Sliding Scale Poetry series.
Larissa translated the Russian Futurist opera Victory over the Sun which was performed at the first Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and internationally; a DVD of the original English-language production is part of the collection of several museums, including the Hirsshorn and the New York Museum of Modern Art. She recently contributed translations to the anthology New Russian Poets forthcoming from the Dalkey Archive Press in 2007-2008 (under auspices of the National Endowment of the Arts).
(The rest--darling, just ask me...: ) LS)
A note from Larissa:
Thanks for visiting, reading, listening,and buying. Please keep in touch.
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Evan Myquest
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All you can say after The No-Net World is More!
The No-Net World is like a one woman show right in your livingroom. All you can say after listening is More!
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Eric Yost
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One of the best spoken word CDs of the past ten years!
Powerful,
timely, beautiful, fearless, incisive, and superhot! Larissa Shmailo
reads like a skilled performance poet, writes like an angel, and
delivers insights--from the erotic to the political--that would burn
most poets if they dared touch them.
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Chocolate Waters
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Emotionally riveting
Both
intellectually stimulating and emotionally riveting - this CD is a joy,
a celebration of life. You must have the No-Net world in your
collection. Get one before they're all gone!
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Robert Dunn
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A brilliant and serious dissectiion of a lunatic world ...
In
a world apparently hell-bent on destroying itself through avarice and
hatred, there are still veins of love and compassion to be tapped. This
is where Larissa Shmailo comes in. Her poetry CD, The No-Net World
(produced by SongCrew Records) brilliantly puts humanity on
notice—battling personal economic disaster, crises of the heart, even a
trip back in time to her family’s incarceration in a Nazi concentration
camp—all dramatically rend
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