Good luck finding it, sorry.
Monster in My Head, Michael Longcor
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‘Monster in My Head.’
‘The Bold Marauder.’
It’s a certain mood. I wish Moonwulf would make all of his stuff available for sale online, though.
‘Pirates in England.’
Pirates in England, Michael Longcor (Can’t get Norman & Saxon on Amazon anymore)
‘Danegeld.’
Danegeld, Michael Longcor
Link’s to his Kipling set to music CD Norman & Saxon, and you absolutely need a copy why have you not bought a copy yet here’s a link to the album on Firebird Arts and Music I don’t get a referral fee for this but you should buy it anyway geez.
‘Ode to Pennsic IV.’
Everybody have a good weekend.
Annotated version after the fold.
‘Bob’s Dog Obedience School and Taxidermy Shop.’
‘The Ballad of the ‘Clampherdown.”
(From Norman & Saxon, and good luck finding a copy at this point.)
I am informed that this was actually a satirical poem.
…Dammit, I still think that you could get away with this trick. Once.
“Norman & Saxon.”
“Norman and Saxon,” Norman & Saxon, Michael Longcor
…’Tis good advice. Although I’m given to understand that the post-Conquest Norman/Saxon conflict was a great deal less epic than Sir Walter Scott would have had you believe.
“Poor Honest Men.”
“Poor Honest Men,” Norman & Saxon, Michael Longcor.
From what I’ve heard, putting Rudyard Kipling to music is pretty much the easiest damn thing to do in the world. Not to mention, pretty aesthetically pleasing.