Seeing Through Stones: Against 'The Great Reset', by Don Paul with The Suspect Many; Dhyani Dharma; Henry Kaiser; Hamid Drake; + Alfonso, Sandra Maria

Seeing Through Stones: Against 'The Great Reset'

by Don Paul with The Suspect Many; Dhyani Dharma; Henry Kaiser; Hamid Drake; + Alfonso, Sandra Maria

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1.	"What Nobody Tells Me" 03:22	info	buy track
2.	"The Party 's Over" 04:40	info	buy track
3.	My Old Man" 01:41	info	buy track
4.	"Fat Snake Cruise" 04:39	info	buy track
5.	'Go, Go--Great Resetters (Bessie LIKES Play)" 03:08	info	buy track
6.	'Power Out' 00:47	info	buy track
7.	'Over Dinner' 01:22	info	buy track
8.	'Alfonso Texidor' 02:09	info	buy track
9.	'Call Me My Name', Alfonso Texidor 01:35	info	buy track
10.	'J.A.M.' by Sandra Maria Esteves, read by Alfonso Texidor 03:40	lyrics	buy track
Please see for photos and text-- https://www.ur1light.com/seeing-through-stones

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Now there's a full piece, with photos and remembrant text, up at a new website--
www.ur1light.com/seeing-through-stones

Please see it if you want more information relating to the 10 tracks! I was particularly glad to happen on photos of musicians and links to websites that concern Dhyani, Hamid, Henry, Alfonso, Sandra Maria Esteves, ...

against-the-great-resetThis collection of tracks is companion to a post at donpaulwearerev.com that's titled 'Bessie Smith's Lessons in Love for a Truly New World Order--Refusing 'The Great Reset #4'. That piece and its link to three great recordings by Bessie and 72 Endotes and Urls to such matters as 'Novus Ordo Seclorum' and the Federal Reserve System's robbing the U.S. public of, oh, say, at least 35 trillion
dollars since 2008 is at donpaulwearerev.com/flipping-the-script/bessie-smiths-lessons-in-love-for-a-truly-new-world-order-refusing-the-great-reset4,

The nine tracks are all about freedom from depredations intended by a
New World Order' and that latest branding of technocrats' fantasy of
Ultimate Empire and Theft, 'The Great Reset.' Freedom of a two-year-old.
Freedom from the toppling of old Blocs. Freedom from absentees owners of land and oil. Freedom from a Fat Snake that swallows children from head or feet. Then Nicaragua. Then Tanzania. Then the rebel post Alfonso Texidor. Finishing with Alfonso's performance of fellow Puerto Rican Sandra Maria Estevez's celebration of a constantly improvising musician who might be amalgam of Jimi Hendrix and Jerry Gonzalez and more.

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released March 23, 2021

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