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A Musical Salute to R. Buckminster Fuller And The Only Dome He Ever Lived In. All Songs Were Recorded In The Dome In Carbondale, Illinois.
Genre: Folk: Political
Release Date: 2006
Roam Home To A Dome © Copyright-Various
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Intro - Country Joe McDonald 0:17 $0.99
Livin' In The Future In a Plastic Dome - Carter & Connelley 3:12 $0.99
At The End of The Day - Kathy Livingston, Paul Matalonis 2:48 $0.99
Everything Is Round - Vince Herman 3:03 $0.99
Bill Perk/Buckminster Fuller 3:09 $0.99
Fuller Days - Lyric 3:59 $0.99
Buckminster Fuller 0:34 $0.99
Can't Stand In The Corner - Stace England 3:23 $0.99
Buckminster Fuller 0:49 $0.99
Someone Else's Eyes 3:46 $0.99
Roam Home To A Dome - Buckminster Fuller 0:35 $0.99
Roam Home To A Dome - Bourbon Knights 2:57 $0.99
What If We Are One - Pamela Chappell 3:02 $0.99
Geodesic Gnome - the Dymaxion Suite (take #23) - Mike Dillon and 17:01 $0.99
Bill Perk/Buckminster Fuller 0:39 $0.99
What One Man Can Do - For Healing Purposes Only 2:56 $0.99
Mr. Fullers' Car (the Dymaxion Car) - Everett Dillon Gariepy 0:43 $0.99
Wreck of the Dymaxion Car - Big Muff 3:55 $0.99
Bill Perk 1:24 $0.99
Buckminster Fuller We Need You Now - Jason Ringenberg 3:11 $0.99
Hope You Make It To The Mountains - Randy Crouch 5:46 $0.99
Buckminster Fuller 1:13 $0.99
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Album Notes

In the Spring of 2005, dozens of local and nationally recognized musicians began gathering in R. Buckminster Fuller’s acoustically unique dome home to record music inspired by Fuller's life. The fruits of their collaboration, "Roam Home to a Dome a Benefit Compilation" , has been released. Unlike many "intellectuals," R. Buckminster Fuller lived in a world of people, places, things and action rather than the antiseptic sanctuary of the "mind." Mr. Fuller was a thinker no doubt. But as he liked to say, he did it "out loud." As artists we'd like to show our appreciation to him for changing how we think. With this album we do it OUT LOUD. Bucky's little dome serves as a constant reminder to the people of this area that he was here and he IS important. In order to help preserve his memory at least to the residents and transients of this sleepy little college town, musical artists from all over the country came together, wrote and/or performed songs inspired by the life and works of R. Buckminster Fuller. I had the privilege of recording them inside the only little dome that Bucky ever called home. I'm grateful for that --Mike Lescelius www.misunderstudio.com A great many talented people have passed through Bucky’s Dome during the course of these recordings. The project quickly took on a spirit of its own through the sense of purpose and energy the artists brought to the space. This album of audio documents that spirit. It stands as the strong witness of support for Mr. Fuller's home we intended it to be. Not only by many of our best local artists but nationally and internationally recognized artists as well. All of them volunteering their time and talents, traveling at their own expense. I encourage you to take their lead, to look into Mr. Fuller's works and continue to support them at Bucky's Dome Home in Carbondale., Stephen Gariep,"daddyg" the Camp Festus Radio Hour WDBX Community Radio, Carbondale 91.1 FM www.wdbx.org *Special Limited Edition Packaging Price $40.00 plus shipping and handling - $5.00.

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REVIEWS

Remarkable Document of An Important Life
author: Bucky Fan
This is one of the most remarkable complication CDs I’ve ever heard. Musical groups of different styles and textures blend together with narrative reflections of R. Buckminster Fuller’s life and recordings of Fuller himself into a seamless, very listenable product. Even more interesting is the fact that Fuller, inventor of the geodesic dome, only lived in one during his lifetime, located in Carbondale, Illinois, and all the songs were recorded in that very dome. This CD is a must for Fuller aficionados and a great introduction to him for those that know little of his important legacy.
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