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Critical Spatial Practice

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Critical Spatial Practice Critical Spatial Practice Tuesday, July 21, 2009 Critical Outer Spatial Practice? "Whitey on the Moon" On Gil Scott-Heron's "Whitey on the Moon" / Seneca Doane @ Daily Kos My sense is that if most people know any reference to the music of Gil Scott-Heron ("GSH") nowadays, it would likely be the title of his arch, sardonic proto-rap single "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," from the 1974 compilation album of that name. For many of us who grew up in the mid-1970s, this GSH album was the Richard Pryor concert of music -- the rebellious and pugnacious and smart as hell spirit of Malcolm X in 40 or so minutes. It was a common fixture in the record collections of the hosts of parties I attended then, and one that, when I was hosting, a guest was likely to pull out to play. This song contained not only proto-rap, but some of the most beautiful and haunting songs you could ever want to hear, such as "Lady Day" and "Pieces of a Man." But the one ...

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