Han Shan - ‘Grain Pattern’ from s/t 7” (1993)
the free-jazz, noise-rock, hardcore punk closer to an abrasive but beautifully executed record.
Han Shan - ‘Grain Pattern’ from s/t 7” (1993)
the free-jazz, noise-rock, hardcore punk closer to an abrasive but beautifully executed record.
Han Shan - ‘Black Tea Garden’ from s/t 7” (1993)
the fourth of eight songs, by the way.
Jack Kerouac’s The Dharma Bums (dedicated to Han Shan); Kerouac (‘Ray’) talking to Gary Snyder (‘Japhy’) about translating Han Shan’s poem Cold Mountain.
Steady Diet of Books: Jack Kerouac - The Dharma Bums
my blog, and my favourite Kerouac book
Han Shan - ‘In Autumn’ from s/t 7”, Soledad Records (1993)
“the quiet storm, soft wind warm on an autumn night in a small logging town six layers soaked and frozen like muck on a glass-strewn concrete slab (sad oh how i wish it would rain)and it took so long to figure out what i wanted, the bridges up in flames and no association to moderation cos it’s a long walk and i got a lot of hating to do… so long…”