BURROUGHS, WILLIAM S. — Break through in grey room
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Wiederveröffentlichung dieser berühmten LP!
Endlich nachgepresst, der Klassiker mit Original Cut-Up-Recordings von BURROUGHS auf Sub Rosa erschien ursprünglich 1986 als LP !
Re-release of this classic album with rare cut-up tape recordings, lectures, radio talk, and early sound experiments from the great writer (includes stuff from Brion Gysin). “ extraodinary cut-up voices recorded during the mid-60's in hotel rooms in new york, paris, london... it's impossible not to recognise the writer's voice - the sonority of this voice - a sonority also present in the silence of every text he wrote. an explosion of styles -a blasting of borders - the silence after a gunshot - the overtaking of the fetishized word - from the exploded painting to the cut tape. This record starts with a piece of more than 13 minutes, recorded around 1965 with Ian Sommerville somewhere in New York and London - K-9 was in combat with the alien mind-screens, including various monologues, radio short waves and music...Tapes, cut and cut and cut up to the limit of sense - emerged new structures of communication... and senses . Words gain power when loosing the boundaries of semantics. Including too Joujouka music recorded by WS Burroughs in the hills of Morocco with Ornette Coleman, circa 1973.” [press-release]
label: www.subrosa.net
Endlich nachgepresst, der Klassiker mit Original Cut-Up-Recordings von BURROUGHS auf Sub Rosa erschien ursprünglich 1986 als LP !
Re-release of this classic album with rare cut-up tape recordings, lectures, radio talk, and early sound experiments from the great writer (includes stuff from Brion Gysin). “ extraodinary cut-up voices recorded during the mid-60's in hotel rooms in new york, paris, london... it's impossible not to recognise the writer's voice - the sonority of this voice - a sonority also present in the silence of every text he wrote. an explosion of styles -a blasting of borders - the silence after a gunshot - the overtaking of the fetishized word - from the exploded painting to the cut tape. This record starts with a piece of more than 13 minutes, recorded around 1965 with Ian Sommerville somewhere in New York and London - K-9 was in combat with the alien mind-screens, including various monologues, radio short waves and music...Tapes, cut and cut and cut up to the limit of sense - emerged new structures of communication... and senses . Words gain power when loosing the boundaries of semantics. Including too Joujouka music recorded by WS Burroughs in the hills of Morocco with Ornette Coleman, circa 1973.” [press-release]
label: www.subrosa.net