Wanting to join this innitiative at keeping the words of our poet alive for centuriesto come,  you can play these old and well tried tracks with a copy of the poem in front of you: you now read aloud along with the voices of wonder on yonder bb-track.

Our poet wrote on a high level of poetic equilibrity, "old fashioned" in the way, that he firmly believed in the rules of poetry, the rhymes and the rimes, and the plight of the good poet to teach the reader new words and concepts whilst also making meaningful combinations with well-wrought words of truth, beauty and goodness - often delicious, funny or - for the fun of it and for the chance of excelence to develop - rather hard to pronounce and grasp.

Of the latter one of the earliest example of our poets writing, Wheat and Wine, comes with the somewhat tounge-wrestling and mind-bogling line: "In a man work lifts his eyelids, but his dreams lend eyes their light" as you can hear on the trailer here. 

Of course reading with the voices of wonder on the bb-tracks often, you will reach a high-brow level of fluency in the English language, including the ability to make long but meaningful statements and short but effective commens in that tounge - one of several good qualities the arts - as represented here with secular and sacred writings of Aleister Crowley - confere on their users.

Please bear with our Danish first language main speaker, frater OperO, when he falters and hop gladly cheering along as he does not do so ... the miracle of that time, what made the three CyberRap cassette tapes possible: the late 1980ies e.v. arrival of MIDI-instruments, sequencers, drum-maschines, samplers, effects units, multitrack cassetapes - thebeginning of the start of the last times in the times of tape - soon updated from DAT to mini-discs and finaly the multitrack computer recorders turning to DAWS - the sessions ran from sometime in 1988 e.v. to August 2001 e.v.

The tracks did over the years however keep a wild sense of wonder to themselves and if not wholly then partially they come to life here - ready for download by an eventually interested user and used a intended: Read along and keep the words and voice of our Poet: Aleister Crowley - alive.

(The Orpheus-Gang-Orations - texts mostly from E. A. Crowleys "Orpheus"
featuring MC & DJ I.j.j.T (with Intros & Toasters))