Nurse With Wound, Part 2:  Lumbs Sister LP
Breaking with tradition here and giving y'all a rare NWW LP.  This was part of a 3LP box set along with Sol Invictus and Current 93. The C93 record has been reissued as the Horsey CD, but the NWW tracks are still out of print. Don't know about the Sol Invictus. On the Cerne label, which I think was from Germany.
NWW - Lumbs Sister
Liner notes:
         Some of the music from the film by Chris Wallis         
        
                    Lumbs little sister          
         was as much willow and twig          
         as he was oak root          
         she was as supple          
         as he was stiff          
         and could bring the dead back to life          
         as easily as she could plait her hair          
         she kept the pieces          
         of his wooden heart          
         in the same place          
         she kept the day and night          
         each evening she goes to bathe          
         in the dark green spring          
         the dust she washes off          
         becomes the spark          
         in the eye of the child          
         the surge in the veins of the lover          
         the speck of hope          
         in the eyes of the dying          
         she dissolves arrives          
         in the softness of time          
         and inscribes their history in the ashes of hate          
         she weaves          
         the rope that guides the blind          
         from nothing to something                   
        
         music           S. Stapleton
         painting Om         
         dedicated to Tabatha Raspberry & Grizzle
Saturday, September 09, 2006
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2 comments:
Did "Lumbs Sister" ever get released? It was a film project by Diana Rogerson, and was mentioned as being almost ready for release back in the early 90s. A bit later, one of the World Serpent crew told me that it only needed another £1k to get it all finished, but after that I heard nothing.
Sounds like you might know more than me! I do, however, vaguely remember something recent about a screening.
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