Poet Psychology Vol. II

by Ritallin

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1.	Counselling Crime (Live Version) 03:24	info	buy track
2.	Challenge 03:04	info	buy track
3.	1-2-3-4 02:45	info	buy track
4.	Fruit Farms (Live Version) 03:14	info	buy track
5.	I'm Still Here (Live Version) 02:58	info	buy track
6.	Feel the Old School 03:04	info	buy track
7.	My Pen 03:11	info	buy track
8.	Grand Entry 02:43	info	buy track
9.	Painful Experience (Live Version) 03:15	info	buy track
10.	Crutches 04:03	info	buy track
11.	Home is Here (Live Version) 03:25	info	buy track
12.	Boom Clap (Live ft. Nathan Bishop) 05:08	info	buy track

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The second of three CDs in the series focuses on the live performances of Ritallin over the course of years in Ottawa, first at the Canadian Spoken Wordlympics and then at Capital Slam, the poetry slam series he co-founded. MudsharkAudio

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released January 1, 2011

Live recording by MudsharkAudio at Capital Slam and the Canadian Spoken Wordlympics. All poems written and performed by Greg Frankson. Lead Engineer - Andrew Brittain. Executive Producer / CD Layout - Greg Frankson. Producers - Andrew Brittain and Jason Thompson. Cover art by Kalkidan Assefa.

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Ritallin Toronto, Ontario

Greg “Ritallin” Frankson was the resident poet for CBC Toronto's afternoon Radio One show Here and Now (2012-2014) and is one of Canada’s top spoken word artists. In 2012, Ritallin won a national team slam title and placed second at the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam. Greg was inducted to the VERSe Ottawa Hall of Honour in 2013 and was a 2014 Black Canadian Award nominee for Best Spoken Word. ... more