COMFORTABLE ON A TIGHTROPE

Manchester

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25/03/2011

We have so much to tell you

but, for now let's go one day at a time. Tomorrow is the closing night of the 'Merzman' series and the party starts at 7pm and runs til 3 with a wild and diverse programme which includes cumbrian pipers, a linguistic choir and a special Midnight Performance from JOHN MAUS who's new album 'We Must Be The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves' is out soon via Upset The Rhythm and who, if you've never seen before, you must see.  Plug, Horses and Waiters are also playing  and No Womb and Barney Doodlebug on the decks. Are you coming or what?
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1751--------------------------------------------- That year Diderot began to publish his Encyclopedia,--------- and the first insane asylum was founded in London.--------- So the counting out began, to separate the sane, who veil ----themselves in words,--------------------------------- from the insane,------------------------------------ who rip off feathers---------------------------------- from their bodies.------------------------------------ Poets had to learn tight-rope walking.-------------------- And to make sure, officious types began to publish instructions on how to be normal.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- by Miroslav Holub ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ L. Glenton & R L Perry are comfortable on a tightrope

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