1974 verschiedene Interpreten 2x12-33 "Disconnected" (US: Giorno Poetry Systems GPS 003)
| Veröffentlichung | 1974 |
|---|---|
| Interpret | verschiedene Interpreten |
| Plattenformat | 2 Stück 12" Scheiben 33 U/Min. schwarzes Vinyl |
| Plattentitel | Disconnected |
| Plattenspiegel | |
| Plattenlabel | Giorno Poetry Systems |
| Plattenvertrieb | |
| Bestellnummer |  US: Giorno Poetry Systems GPS 003 |
| EAN | |
| Produktion | Giorno Poetry Systems |
| Aufnahme | |
| Abmischung | |
| Mastering | |
| Musiker | |
| Plattenhülle |
Stücke
| Stück | Dauer | Interpret | Titel | Autor | Anmerkungen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A 01 | 01:30 | Allen Ginsberg | I'm a victim of telephones | ||
| A 02 | 07:05 | Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche | Cynical letter ~ A letter to Marpa ~ Sound cycle (Aham) | ||
| A 03 | 07:17 | John Giorno | Suicide sutra | ||
| A 04 | 07:01 | William S. Burroughs | What Washington, what orders | Aus Exterminator | |
| A 05 | 02:54 | Charles Plymell | 100 flies on an airplane flying around the world | Aus The thrashing of America | |
| A 06 | 01:46 | Michael Brownstein | Monologue from the top | Aus Brainstorms | |
| A 07 | 01:55 | John Cage | Excerpt | Aus Silence | |
| B 01 | 05:32 | Anne Waldman | Fast speaking woman | ||
| B 02 | 02:18 | Diane di Prima | Excerpt | Aus Loba | |
| B 03 | 03:31 | Bernadette Mayer | Excerpt | Aus Studying hunger | |
| B 04 | 01:14 | Robert Creeley | The name | ||
| B 05 | 02:25 | Diane Wakoski | Exorcism | ||
| B 06 | 01:22 | Lorenzo Thomas | High heel Jesus | ||
| B 07 | 07:20 | Gregory Corso | Marriage | ||
| B 08 | 00:52 | Maureen Owen | Body rush | ||
| B 09 | 02:13 | Ed Sanders | Stand by my side, oh Lord | ||
| B 10 | 02:42 | Charles Olson | The ridge | ||
| C 01 | 04:04 | Allen Ginsberg | Jimmy Bearman | Instrumente: David Amran, Bob Dylan, Arthur Russell, John Schole, Artie and Happy Traum | |
| C 02 | 06:33 | Joe Brainard | Excerpt | Aus More I remember more | |
| C 03 | 04:35 | John Wiener | Excerpt | Aus Memories in a small apartment | |
| C 04 | 00:40 | Gerard Malanga | A last poem (Tentative title) | ||
| C 05 | 01:38 | John Perreault | Nude death | ||
| C 06 | 03:43 | Jack Spicer | Excerpt | Aus Billy the Kid | |
| C 07 | 03:43 | Jim Carroll | Aus The Busterball diaries, Age 13, Spring 1965 | ||
| C 08 | 04:32 | Peter Orlovsky | All around the garden | ||
| D 01 | 04:42 | Imamu Amiri Baraka | Our nation is like ourselves | ||
| D 02 | 02:08 | Michael McClure | Lion poem | ||
| D 03 | 04:28 | Ed Dorn | Recollections of Grande Apacharia | ||
| D 04 | 01:35 | Frank Lima | The hunter | ||
| D 05 | 03:07 | Frank O'Hara | Adieu Norman, bonjour to Joan and Jean Paul | Aus Lunch poems | |
| D 06 | 00:16 | Bill Berkson | Stanky | ||
| D 07 | 00:18 | Larry Fagin | A play | ||
| D 08 | 00:38 | Tom Clark | Little aria | ||
| D 09 | 01:13 | Paul Blackburn | The once-over | Aus Brooklyn Manhattan Trancit | |
| D 10 | 01:56 | Philip Whelan | If you're so smart, why aren't you rich | ||
| D 11 | 04:18 | Ron Padgett | June 17, 1942 | ||
| D 12 | 01:56 | John Ashbery | The tennis court oath | ||
| D 12 | 01:07 | Clark Coolidge | Excerpt | Aus Dews (8 Channel) | |
| D 12 | 02:05 | Charles Amirkhanian | Radii |
Ausgaben
| Datum | Interpret | Format | Titel | Bestellnummer | Anmerkungen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1974 |
verschiedene Interpreten | 2x12-33 | Disconnected | US: Giorno Poetry Systems GPS 003 |
1974 verschiedene Interpreten 2x12-33 "Disconnected" (US: Giorno Poetry Systems GPS 003). - Vorderseite
Plattentext
THIS ALBUM IS A DO-IT-YOURSELF DIAL-A-POEM KIT
Dial-A-Poem received millions of phone calls, yet we were disconnected.
Open the lines to the poets! We used the telephone for poetry. They used it to spy on you. Poetry plumbers unite! We invite you to do it yourself. Start your own Dial-A-Poem in your own hometown. Get hooked up to the telephones. Call your local telephone company business offfice; order a system and put on it these LP selections; put on your own local poets and we'll supply you with more poets.
The system we used at The Museum of Modern Art, NY, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Architectural League of New York, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, and in Albany, New York was 12 telephone lines each connected to an automatic answering set, which holds the recording of a poet reading a poem. Each phone line has a different poem and all the phone lines were changed daily. So dialing one number, you randomly got one of 12 poets. There are 70 Dial-A-Poem poets, each with at least 12 selections, or over 1,000 selections in all.
The system can disconnect:
- your phone,
- your gas,
- your light,
- your food,
- your home.
- But they don't disconnect poetry! (yet)
Weblinks
| Herausgeber | Sprache | Webseitentitel | Anmerkungen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ubuweb Sound Poetry |
eng | Herunterladen | |
| Discogs |
eng |  Various - Disconnected (The Dial-A-Poem Poets)wbm |
Diskografie |