Destroy It To Save It is full of sounds and memories. The Supreme Court of the 1950s made an activist decision which perhaps only King Solomon could render - to demolish a community to improve it. The people in this piece, while voicing that progress is good, also showed regret in remembering a time that has faded into memory. The news clips and music from the 50s lended flavor to the piece, and the interviewees' reminisces were enjoyable to listen to.
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Deborah Astley
Posted on March 15, 2005 at 11:37 AM | Permalink
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Destroy It To Save It is full of sounds and memories. The Supreme Court of the 1950s made an activist decision which perhaps only King Solomon could render - to demolish a community to improve it. The people in this piece, while voicing that progress is good, also showed regret in remembering a time that has faded into memory. The news clips and music from the 50s lended flavor to the piece, and the interviewees' reminisces were enjoyable to listen to.