The Lecture on Dada by Tristan Tzara, a reading by Lynn Cole

I would have read and posted this earlier, but I had some trouble locating a clean copy of it. In this reading, Tristan Tzara discusses what dadaism is, how it applies, the enduring nature of dadaism, both before the dadaist movement, as well as some insight on what it all means. It's a piece that could have been written yesterday, something packed with directly applicable truths about life, art, and the way people think. I found it chilling. Also, I cut in a Metropolis Edit to give your eyes something to do while you listen to it.