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Wow, You should have posted earlier, those last minute flights to Tokyo are expensive.

I had the opportunity to listen to each one of these recordings and they are fantastic! Highly recommended.

Ghybbrish, Tour CDR, Recommended

This should be fun. It was the last time he was in town.


Florian Hecker
Lampo Performance Series
Apr 30, 2011, 8pm
Performance

Please RSVP

He will be performing in Chicago too.


THURSDAY 5/19/11 - 7:30PM - $7
ELASTIC PRESENTS Series
A TRANSPARENT GATE WITH 6 PANELS
composition by Michael Pisaro
performed by Greg Stuart - percussion/electronics

Looking forward to listening to nmperign and Jason Lescalleet this afternoon. Taking the wife too for some good clean family fun. Love me two times baby, love me twice today!!

Dan Warburton wrote:Wonder who's selling this, as there aren't many of them around - Eliane gave me the last remaining copy she had a few years ago. Will be curious to see what it goes for - maybe I should sign up for eBay myself one of these days.

It was Blake!

It's time to take a trip to Brooklyn.

Does anyone respond late at night, when they can't sleep? Chicago had its own form of Onkyo that took place in the late '90's. Maybe this music form either spread from Tokyo or began in different areas on its own. Just like Joe Harriott in England and Albert Ayler in Cleveland started in two differe...

Zach at the Issue Project Room said the pieces will be Njordlak with Charles Curtis and songs of Milarepa.

I read in the Wire that the Issue Project Room is presenting Propensity of Sound with Eliane Radigue, Pauline Oliveros and Laurie Spiegel in late September. Sounds like quite the event.

Why not stay in Chicago for the whole week. At the Hideout *Wednesday, August 18 - Set I - Bhob Rainey - soprano saxophone Aaron Zarzutzki - no-output turntable Set II - Bhob Rainey - soprano saxophone Jason Stein - bass clarinet Jim Baker - keyboards Brian Labycz - electronics

I love these cross country road trips. I recommend Brainbombs, "Obey", for me its the soundtrack to Richard Avedon's, In the American West.

I recommend Erstwhile's Haunted House release too. It's one of my favorites. Also, the Family Vineyard releases can easily be found. The Family Vineyard website posts Loren's schedule when its available as well as Front Porch Productions.

The only jazz festival that I actually enjoyed was at the Vancouver Jazz Festival. This festival attracts a large crowd of people that enjoy listening to creative and improvised music, contemporary music, or whatever you want to call it. The artistic director is Ken Pickering. The Chicago Jazz festi...

We really wanted to attend the Haunted House show and being at the Issue Project Room makes it even more special. Thanks, Yuko, for posting the images on Flickr. Listening to the Bridge and Hell's Kitchen Park this past week instead. Look for us at the next Loren Connors performance.

Angie and I met Eliane about six years when she was in Chicago for a LAMPO performance. Earlier in the week, we ran into Eliane at Carol Robinson’s “Sleeping in Vilna” performance. We talked about the prior PSI 847 performances at the Kitchen in New York (1974) and Paris (2006) in an undeveloped bui...

We're in town that weekend and will be there. Dan, I'll look for you and introduce myself.

There is a nice article in the Wire's April issue regarding the reissues.

Hey Dan,

Any chance the fanlab DUO will play in Chicago when you return?