airwaves sound works by fine artists vito acconci
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very light wear to gatefold sleeve. lps look brand new. Airwaves. Two record anthology of artists' aural work & music, Interpreten: Judith Hendra/ Ellen Friedenberg/ Ted Castle/ Leandro Katz/ Laurie Anderson, Voices; John Deak, Viola & Percussion; Ed Friedman, Bottle Neck Gutiar; Jim Burton, Peddle Steel; Peter Gordon, Clarinet; Joe Koes, Drums; Scott Johnson, Bass & Guitar; Laurie Anderson, Violin; Ken Deifik, Harmonica; 2 LPs, One Ten Records, OT 001/2 »This record is not an art object. All the people on this record are artists. Many of the artists present themselves in a gallery situation: live in performance, electronically through installations. Often these situations are theatrical. None of the artists consider themselves actors. There is no proscenium. It is a floorshow. Most of the work in the anthology is musical. Like most of the music in the world it is predominantly vocal. You can dance to at least two of the selections. The artists combine the bravura and risk of the musician (filter) with the intellect and risk of the composer[...]« (B. George) The Album contains representations of the artists' visual work and an accompanying text by each artist. A • Vito Acconci: Ten Packed Minutes (1977) – 12'47 • Jana Haimsohn: Hav'a Lava Flow (1977) – 2'36 • Terry Fox: The Labyrinth Scored For The Purrs Of 11 Different Cats (1976) – 9'03 B • Julia Heyward: Mongolian Face Slap. Big Coup (Part One) / Nose Flute. Big Coup (Part Two) (1977) – 8'48 • Dennis Oppenheim: Broken Recorded Blues (1976) – 5'00 • Meredith Monk: Rally (1977) – 3'23 • Meredith Monk: Procession (1975-76) – 6'42 C • Diego Cortez: Arbiter (1975) – 1'42 • Diego Cortez: You pay (1975) – 1'45 • Jim Burton: High country helium (1976) – 5'58 • Leandro Katz: Animal hours (1977) – 7'50 • Conny Beckley: Triad Triangle (1977) – 5'48 D • Laurie Anderson: Two Songs For Tape Violin. Ethics Is The Esthetics Of The Few-Ture (Lenin) Song For Juanita (1977) – 4'06 • Laurie Anderson: Is Anybody Home (1976) – 4'27 • Laurie Anderson: It's Not The Bullet That Kills You – It's The Hole (1976) – 3'46 • Diego Cortez: Cataract Monologue (1976) – 2'53 • Jacki Apple: Black Holes (1975/76) – 8'00 • Richard Nonas: What Do You Know (1976-77) – 0'20 produced by B. George, engineerd by Bob Bielecki, and published by One Ten Records in 1977
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