Missing In Action

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		Honeymoons and Watermelons	0:33	Play
2		Song	2:01	Play
3		I've Been Told	0:59	Play
4		We Are The Aliens	0:59	Play
5		We're On Our Knees	0:27	Play
6		When The Black Magic	1:21	Play
7		I Heard There Was A War Going On	1:58	Play
8		This Is My Book Of Questions	1:02	Play
9		Missouri River Sunset	0:50	Play
10		1968	0:32	Play
11		A Psychotic Current	0:33	Play
12		Fidel, The Pope And Housepainting	1:02	Play
13		Boone County, West Virginia Highway 85	1:37	Play
14		I Want A Shot Of Redemption	1:09	Play
15		Should I Be Flattered Or Haunted?	1:26	Play
16		What Kind Of Name Is Sober?	3:42	Play
17		We Were Sitting Around The Table	1:03	Play
18		For A Moment	1:25	Play
19		Breakfast of Champions	2:12	Play
20		Light Years	0:39	Play
21		For D.E.	0:26	Play
22		In The Land of The Majestic	0:50	Play
23		My Grandfather's Coffin	1:24	Play
24		Song (2)	1:53	Play
25		I've Got Plenty of Money	1:03	Play
26		1998	0:38	Play
27		It Was Like This Once, Brother	1:31	Play
28		Music Music Music	3:16	Play
29		Georgie Girl	2:21	Play
30		Mammogram	0:33	Play
31		Being Sober - Stage One	0:19	Play
32		Deliverance	0:53	Play
33		Wildlife	1:28	Play
34		Hail Mary	1:13	Play
35		Exquisite Corpse	2:20	Play
36		Jazz	1:39	Play
37		It's Another Day	2:51	Play
38		Love Poem For Johnny B	4:41	Play
39		None For My Baby And Three For The Road	0:47	Play
40		Clay Pigeons	4:08	Play
41		First Yer Money Then Yer Clothes	2:25	Play
42		Ocean City A Nice Place To Visit But...	6:47	Play
43		Insomniac's Lament	1:40	Play

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BALTIMORE MAGAZINE (April 2004)

"Local poets Richard Sober and Sandie Castle have teamed up on MISSING IN ACTION (Bird House), a spoken-word disc that opens with, of all things, a pair of songs by Sober. Like much of Sober's material, "Honeymoons and Watermelons" and "Song" revel in homespun truths tickled by intellectual curiosity. Castle, on the other hand, often focuses on the underside of urban life. Like a female Bukowski, she tells tales about fallen angels in a gritty voice that implies she might be one herself."