Summary: A commentary on the 100th anniversary of the Industrial Workers of the World, one of the most influential and colorful organizations in U.S. history.
This piece consists mostly of narration by the producer. For me, the piece drags quite a bit. I think it’s too long, and it lost me when an entire three minute recording of a folk song was played in the middle of the piece.. The production is amateurish, with microphone noise present, and the sound of a tape machine being turned on and off. While the material is engaging, the piece needs some serious editing.
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Produced by Dick Meister
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Phil Corriveau
Posted on August 13, 2005 at 02:51 PM | Permalink
Review of The IWW at 100: A Brief History
This piece consists mostly of narration by the producer. For me, the piece drags quite a bit. I think it’s too long, and it lost me when an entire three minute recording of a folk song was played in the middle of the piece.. The production is amateurish, with microphone noise present, and the sound of a tape machine being turned on and off. While the material is engaging, the piece needs some serious editing.