The Third Policeman
Other by Flann O’Brien, read by Jim Norton
Released 2007
Tracklist
- CD 1
- 1Chapter 14:40
- 2After a few days...5:01
- 3A full year had not passed...3:39
- 4It was about this time, when i was nearly thirty...5:39
- 5I do not know exactly how or when...5:09
- 6On our way, I said to Divney...5:40
- 7Chapter 25:32
- 8I cannot hope to describe what it was.4:48
- 9Forlornly, i looked and saw that this was true.6:44
- 10"No" is generally speaking a better answer than "Yes"...5:45
- 11'Where's the black box which was under the floor...?'7:04
- 12'And how does this enable you...?'5:52
- CD 2
- 1Chapter 35:15
- 2Everything seemed almost too pleasant...6:53
- 3I walked on unperturbed...6:29
- 4'I am a robber' he said.7:07
- 5Chapter 45:01
- 6Of my own journey to the police-barracks...4:17
- 7His back appearance was unusual.6:24
- 8'He's gone to America...'6:21
- 9'These Are Interesting Rules...'4:46
- 10Chapter 57:06
- 11He put his little spear back on the shelf...6:28
- 12He went to the table...5:17
- 13All my senses were now strained so tensely...4:21
- CD 3
- 1Chapter 66:07
- 2'What is your attitude to the high saddle?'7:17
- 3I said nothing...6:07
- 4I looked carefully around me.5:32
- 5'Did you never see a bicycle leaning against the dresser...'5:37
- 6Chapter 75:09
- 7Standing at a point on the postulated spherical earth...5:10
- 8To say this was a surprise...5:35
- 9Both of us sat silent for a while...5:15
- 10The next important thing that happened...6:30
- 11How long this eeriness lasted...5:53
- 12What happened eventually was not a shout...6:24
- 13The door was flung open and in came Gilhaney.5:20
- CD 4
- 1Chapter 84:46
- 2As in many other of de Selby's concepts...6:45
- 3These few words sickened me instantly with fear...5:56
- 4He led the way to a door...6:06
- 5My eye ranged round unsatisfied.6:16
- 6I went carefully over to see what he was doing...5:07
- 7The sergeant was already looming ahead...5:58
- 8MacCruiskeen lit a match for our cigarettes...5:22
- 9And so we did.6:58
- 10We smoked in silence...5:09
- 11As they wrangled on about sweets...2:54
- 12Chapter 94:57
- 13Bassett and many of the other commentators...4:09
- CD 5
- 1For the rest, little remains save the record...4:40
- 2Water, the word was in my ear...3:31
- 3Chapter 104:15
- 4I was not at all pleased that this ghostly man...4:29
- 5I thought it was a poor subject for conversation...6:44
- 6'I heard a man once,' he said...4:46
- 7Parts of this conversation came to me...5:22
- 8For the first time, i had the courage to turn my head...5:21
- 9Chapter 115:43
- 10Hatchjaw's friend, Harold Barge...6:22
- 11I arose and streched my legs up and down the floor.7:02
- 12In the next moment, i was fumbling for the barrack latch...6:30
- CD 6
- 1I laid the bicycle gently against the gate pier...5:13
- 2I stopped thinking, closing my mind...5:21
- 3I swung round in amazement...5:21
- 4The great fat body in the uniform...5:13
- 5He had now carefully blotted his work...6:00
- 6He chuckled softly at the thought...8:02
- 7Chapter 124:38
- 8There was nothing altogether unnatural in what i saw...5:19
- 9A cold biting wind was sweeping in...5:41
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Issues
T6x CD2007