"Well the moon is broken
And the sky is cracked
Come on up to the house
The only things that you can see
Is all that you lack
Come on up to the house

All your cryin' don't do no good
Come on up to the house
Come down off the cross
We can use the wood
Come on up to the house

Come on up to the house
Come on up to the house
The world is not my home
I'm just passin thru
Come on up to the house
---
Does life seem nasty, brutish and short
Come on up to the house
The seas are stormy
An you can't find no port
Come on up to the house

There's nothin' in the world
That you can do
You gotta come on up to the house
And you been whipped by the forces
That are inside you
Come on up to the house
Well you're high on top
Of your mountain of woe
Come on up to the house
Well you know you should surrender
But you can't let go
You gotta come on up to the house"

(Waits/Brennan)
Published by Jalma Music (ASCAP)
Released on Shock Records and Epitaph Records




Koos Nolst Trenite wrote:
> Extremely High Performances of Bach - Introduction to Bach
>  (Johann Sebastian Bach)
>
>                                                     31 December 2005
>                                          {HRI 20051021-V3.2-Addition}
>
>
>
> Extremely High Quality Performances of the music created by
>  Johann Sebastian Bach (music usually referred to simply as 'Bach'):
>
>
>       1. Oboe Concertos BWV 1053R, 1056R, 1059R, 1060R
>          performed by Goritzki, oboe, and Rilling, conductor.
>
>       2. Violin Solo - the 'Chaconne' and some other parts from the
>          Sonatas and Partitas for violin solo,
>          performed by James Ehnes, violin.
>
>       3. Mass in B minor 'Hohe Messe'
>          performed by Karajan, conductor.
>
>       4. Saint Matthew Passion 'Matthaeus Passion'
>          performed by Klemperer, conductor.
>
>       The performers make a considerable difference, which is why
>       I mention them, here
>
>             - however, there are very many, very high quality
>               performances of Bach, and so I had to call these
>               Extremely High Quality Performances, and
>
>               to serve as a possible introduction to Bach, I chose
>               only four recordings;
>
>             - if by way of introduction to Bach, then maybe they are
>               listened to in the order suggested above.
> '
>
> '
>
> The list of Extremely High Performances of Bach, is quoted from:
>
>      'Bach Pulling People Out Of Hell' {HRI 20051021-V3.2}
>        (21 October 2005 - Version 3.2 on 13 Dec 2005)
> http://groups.google.com/group/Fine..1a7d5b10f?fwc=1
>
> '
>
> I do however like to mention, what a Bach listener recently used in
>  his signature to a New Year's wish:
>
>       "I listen to Bach to clear my head, first thing in the morning
>        starting the day, and last thing at night.
>        He's my handle on the possibility of continuing human-ness and
>        human creativity in an increasingly inhumane and destructive
>        world."
>
> The world he may see and understand, is compassionately seen and deeply
>  understood, in
>
>      'Justice - Definition of Justice, What is Justice'
>       {HRI 20051219-V1.2}
>        (19 December 2005 - Version 1.2 on 24 Dec 2005)
> [url]http://groups.google.com/group/human-rights-issues/msg/a27719f3ad567907?fwc=1[/u
rl]
>
> That Justice, is my very achievable wish for you, also for the New Year
>  and for the years to come, especially for my faithful readers, yes,
>  for you, from
>
> Koos Nolst Trenite "Cause Trinity"
> human rights philosopher and poet
>
>                                        'Solomon's wisdom was greater
>                                                   than the wisdom of
>                                              all the men of the East,
>                                                          and greater
>                                         than all the wisdom of Egypt.'
>
>                                                         1 Kings 4:30
>
> __________
> References:
>
> (nn) 'The Nature of War' {HRI 20051027-V1.6}
>        (27 Oct 2005 - Version 1.6 on 7 Nov 2005)
> http://groups.google.com/group/huma..b?fwc
=1
>
> (p2) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth - Introduction: Our Planet'
>       {HRI 20010829-pi2-V1.1}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 2 Version 1.1 on 9 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..4?fwc
=1
>
> (p3) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth - The Denial'
>       {HRI 20010829-pi3-V1.1}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 3 Version 1.1 on 10 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..7?fwc
=1
>
> (p4) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth
>       - Some Fine Particle Physics' {HRI 20010829-pi4-V2.0}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 4 Version 2.0 on 11 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..6?fwc
=1
>
> (p5) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth
>       - The Nature Of The Physical Universe' {HRI 20010829-pi5-V1.2}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 5 Version 1.2 on 12 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..5?fwc
=1
>
> (p6) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth
>       - Opposing The Nature Of The Creation' {HRI 20010829-pi6-V2.0}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 6 Version 2.0 on 15 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..f?fwc
=1
>
> (p7) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth
>       - Life Energy Particles And Your Body' {HRI 20010829-pi7-V2.0}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 7 Version 2.0 on 16 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..a?fwc
=1
>
> (p8) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth - Life Energy Particles
>       - Perception And Motion' {HRI 20010829-pi8-V1.2}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 8 Version 1.2 on 18 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..d?fwc
=1
>
> (p9) 'The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth - Life Energy Particles
>       - Perception At A Distance' {HRI 20010829-pi9-V2.0}
>        (29 August 2001 - part issue 9 Version 2.0 on 21 Aug 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/F..2?fwc
=1
> '
>
> (nn) 'You Prefer To Feel The Pleasant, Caring MASK Of Criminal Minds'
>        (27 July 2005 - Quoted from {HRI 20040920-V2.4} )
> [url]http://www.googlegroups.com/group/sci.anthropology/msg/bb346d9baa481457?fwc=1[/u
rl]
>
> (nn) 'The Feeling "When God Has Left You.."
>       - Introduction to 'What is Hell' ' {HRI 20031124-V3.2}
>        (24 November 2003 - Version 3.2 on 16 May 2005)
> http://www.googlegroups.com/group/a..5a78fbda5?fwc=1
>
> (nn) 'Issue Note V3.0 on 'The Hippocrates Syndrome
>       - Current State of Mental Health Care And Understanding
>       - Consequences For Decision Makers, Caretakers And Caregivers' '
>        (27 September 2005)
> http://groups.google.com/group/sci..daa515f63?fwc=1
> '
>
> ____________
> Verification:
>
>         http://www.angelfire.com/space/platoworld
>
> Copyright 2005 by Koos Nolst Trenite - human rights philosopher
>  and poet
> This is 'learnware' - it may not be altered, and it is free for
>  anyone who learns from it, and (even if he can not learn from it)
>  who passes it on unaltered, and with this message included,
>  to others who might be able to learn from it.
> None of my writings may be used, ever, to support any political
>  or religious or scientific agenda, but only to educate, and to
>  encourage people to judge un-dominated and for themselves,
>  about any organizations or individuals.
> Send free-of-Envy and free-of-Hate, Beautiful e-mails to:
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>

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