Various - Chicago '82: A Dip in the Lake


  • Singer: Various
  • Album's title: Chicago '82: A Dip in the Lake
  • Genre: Electronic, Rock
  • Label: Les Disques Du Crépuscule ‎– TWI 116
    Type: Cassette
    Country: Belgium
    Date of released: 1983
    Category: Electronic, Rock
    Style: Abstract, Experimental, Minimal, Avantgarde
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  • Size MP3 ZIP: 1791 mb
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Various - Chicago '82: A Dip in the Lake

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 –Peter Gordon Peter Gordon's Mayor Jane Byrne's New Music America Opening Address
Piano – "Blue" Gene TyrannyVoice – David van Tieghem, Jill Kroesen, Robert Ashley
A2 –Peter Gordon Wim Razor's Standing in the Shadows
A3 –Peter Gordon "My experience as a human being and as a musician."
A4 –Jill Kroesen Bum Song
Percussion – Peter Gordon
A5 –Jill Kroesen Jeanne d'Arc
A6 –Harold Budd Excerpt from Children on the Hill
A7 –Harold Budd "Style comes the same way that a person's handwriting develops."
A8 –Jon Gibson Excerpt from Extensions
A9 –Meredith Monk "As if it came from an oral tradition."
A10 –Meredith Monk Excerpt from Turtle Dreams
Organ – Nicky Paraiso, Steve LockwoodVoice – Andrea Goodman, Meredith Monk, Paul Langland, Robert Een
A11 –Charlemagne Palestine Excerpt from Music for Carillon
A12 –Michael Byron "Sad story."
A13 –David van Tieghem Excerpt from Message Received
B1 –Glenn Branca Excerpt from Symphony No. 2: The Peak of the Sacred
Drums – Stefan WischertElectric Guitar – Barbara Ess, Craig Bromberg, David Linton, David Rosenbloom, Glenn Branca, Jeffrey Glenn, Lee Ranaldo, Ned Sublette, Thurston Moore
B2 –John Cage / Wim Mertens "So that each person is in charge of himself."
B3 –Ned Sublette Radio Piece

Notes

A live report by Wim Mertens on the New Musical Festival in Chicago, July 1982, featuring music and interviews (by Mertens). Dedicated to John Cage, and intended to be released on his 70th birthday, 5 September 1982.

Titles in between brackets are spoken word. All others are music.

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