"The Last Poets, a pioneering spoken word group, present their 1977 album "Delights of the Garden," a compelling exploration of social and political themes. Released on the KP&P - Celluloid N.Y. label, this spoken word album spans 41 minutes and features seven tracks that delve into the struggles and triumphs of life. The album opens with "It's a Trip," setting the tone for a journey through thought-provoking narratives. Standout tracks like "Ho Chi Minh" and "Blessed Are Those Who Struggle" showcase the band's powerful storytelling and poetic prowess. "The Pill" and "Delights of the Garden" offer introspective moments, while "Be - First Part of Be-Yond-Er," "Yond," and "Er" close the album with a reflective and philosophical touch. "Delights of the Garden" is a testament to The Last Poets' ability to blend poetry with social commentary, making it a timeless piece of artistic expression."
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