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    Synthetic Marmalade by Mike Luoma
    Literature

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    Poems, Song Lyrics and Magic Spells written by Mike Luoma over the past 20 years. Luoma's poems and lyrics range from idylls on Vermont ("The Monkton Road") to songs the Boss might like ("Cars & Girls #342")to spell-like ritual poetry ("Ceremonies of Light and Dark"), and all points in between. The poems and spells are recited, the lyrics are sung accompanied by a guitar, recorded straight to two-track with some overdubs. The content is presented in a different order from the print book so that songs and poems could be mixed together. Special guest Sean Kelly of the Samples helped record "Sonny's Got A Gun" and plays on the track.


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Chapters


Title Description Date Created
Synthetic Marmalade Part One: Life
(23.16 MB)
The poems, songs and spells in this part are for the most part inspired by actual events in my life, things people have said to me, stuff like that. The title poem which starts this section is science fiction, however.This part includes: Synthetic Marmalade (poem) Sonny's Got A Gun (song - w/Sean Kelly, ex-Samples) Laundromat from Hell (p) Dolcelino... A Series of Entertainments (p) Let It Fly (s) To The Flying One (p) Soar (s) The Ice Storm (p) Away (s) The Monkton Road (p)Apr 8, 2009
Synthetic Marmalade Part Two: Love
(26.35 MB)
The songs and poems in this section are inspired by falling into and out of love. This part includes: Cars & Girls #342 (for The Boss) (song) The Idiad (poem) Nickels & Inches (s) Neverwhen (p) Don't Look For The Sun (s) Naomi Alaska (p) Mercury Girl (s) Mantrap (p) Things Unsaid (s) And You? (p) Glow-in-the-Dark (s)Apr 8, 2009
Synthetic Marmalade Part Three: Madness
(19.17 MB)
The songs in this part are inspired (if that's the right word) by the worlds of politics and advertising. Some of these left-wing, liberal rantings and ravings will offend conservatives and Republicans, be forewarned... this part includes: How to Suck Seed (song) Rhyme & Punishment (poem) Gimme! (song) Do The Think-Back Thing (p) Oliver North (p) Mad Captain (s) Rumbles (p) Always, Again (s) We Are Gray (p)Apr 8, 2009
Synthetic Marmalade Part Four: Magic
(36.87 MB)
This longest part brings together most of the "magical" poems and spells from the book, along with a couple of songs that deal in occult matters. This part includes: The Alchemist (poem) Casting A Spell (p) Book Of Spells (spells) The Visitor (song) The Disturbance & The Aftermath (poem/spell) Green Mountain Magic (s) Ceremonies of Light and Dark (spells) The Wizard (p) Grandma Betty's Goodtime Smoking Weed (song) Kenneth Can't Catch Feeblebrums (p)Apr 8, 2009
Thank You For Listening
(0.42 MB)
Mike Luoma here. Thanks for listening to "Synthetic Marmalade". If you liked it and want more from me, I have other titles on Podiobooks.com, including my science fiction trilogy: "Vatican Assassin", "Vatican Ambassador", and "Vatican Abdicator". I hope you enjoy them. And again, thanks for listening! Jun 21, 2009