Farewell Transmission


Brian Ang

Opaque art thing.

Genre
Poetry, Experimental



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Show Description for Sunday 03/29/2009
It’s like the Language
poetry of kissing, the greatest kiss
you’ve ever had because you’ve thought
about the mouth every which way. Everyone’s
walking down the street only kissing
everyone they want: Telos mega sucks, enjoy
the hangover bro!
 

    Dear...

                                moves

                 buffing beams

                 total in parts lights back.

        Many short words

I don't want to

get over you circumlocution for Paradise


Track Artist Song Album Label    
Sonny Rollins The Freedom Suite The Freedom Suite 1958; piano-less trio, less acknowledged than Ornette Coleman's piano-less freedom occuring at the same time; Max Roach on drums
Paul Blackburn Listening to Sonny Rollins at the Five Spot Collected Poems; New Jazz Poets Language art's attempted mimesis of music; interesting for its shortcomings and virtues
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Marjorie Perloff Interview excerpt http://mleddy.blogspot.com/ 2005/06/message.html Re: public acceptance of painting vs. poetry, abstraction in these mediums, art education
Karl Marx from Notebook V, The Chapter on Capital ''All general conditions of production, such as roads, canals, etc...'' (530) Grundrisse http://www.marxists.org/ archive/marx/works/1857/grundrisse/ The great collage of concerns in the late notebooks of Marx; meditation on capital's relation to the state, especially interesting right now with the stimulus's attempt to bailout capitalism
Bruce Andrews Sun 5 Lip Service; Segue Series Reading at the Ear Inn, January 13, 1990 http://writing.upenn.edu/ pennsound/x/Andrews.php Many collage artists on today's show; Andrews' radical interrogation of love concerns
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James Tenney Music for Player Piano Selected Works 1961 - 1969 Radical formalism; player piano
John Ashbery Farm Implements and Rutabagas in a Landscape The Double Dream of Spring; Appearing on BBC Radio 3, Contemporary American Poetry Program, July 24, 1999 http://writing.upenn.edu/ pennsound/x/Ashbery.php Traditional sestina form and Popeye
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Joseph Jarman & Anthony Braxton CK7 (GN) 436 Together Alone 1974; curious album in both artists' discographies; foregrounds its constructivist approach in its use of production; sounds ahead of its time
Kurt Schwitters Die Sonate In Urlauten Futurism & Dada Reviewed Better known for his visual art collages, also an early sound poet
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Anne Tardos & Jackson Mac Low Refrigerator Defrosting-Pseudoglossolalia Doings: Assorted Performance Pieces 1955-2002 http://writing.upenn.edu/ pennsound/x/Mac-Low-Doings.html Mac Low breaks down the delineated barriers of mediums; brilliant compositional techniques; his work blows my mind
Cale / Conrad / Maclise / Young / Zazeela Day of Niagara Inside the Dream Syndicate Volume 1: Day of Niagara (1965) Conrad is performing at the SF Art Institute on Saturday; also, Andy Warhol exhibit at the de Young Museum, SF until May 17
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K. Silem Mohammad False / Vodoun Democracy Deer Head Nation; Reading at SUNY-Buffalo, February 27, 2003 http://writing.upenn.edu/ pennsound/x/Mohammad.html - http://shampoopoetry.blogspot.com/ (great Bay Area poetry events calendar) Reading at Studio One Arts Center, Oakland on Friday; associated with ''Flarf,'' which uses Google to compose poems; Raoul Vaneigem called it when he wrote that something's power could be measured by the frequency of use of its signifier
Noam Chomsky Interview excerpt http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=a13ZCHI2js4 Re: the Constitution; controversial thinker whose ideas are well worth interrogating
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Kronos Quartet & Allen Ginsberg Footnote to Howl Howl, U.S.A. Ginsberg's rhythmic feel; many memorable lines; Lee Hyla, composer
Rod Smith Poem Composed of AG and CB Suggested by SJ and Beginning with a Line from Duncan Protective Immediacy; PhillyTalks 8 - December 10, 1998 http://www.writing.upenn.edu/ pennsound/x/phillytalks/Philly-Talks-Episode08.html Collages of found materials interests me greatly these days
Charles Bernstein From Lines of Swinburne The Sophist The first line is the last line of the Smith poem
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Alvin Lucier I Am Sitting in a Room I Am Sitting in a Room Interesting tension between speech's affirmation of presence and technology's effacement of it; piece demands the laborious effort of sitting thru it to fully appreciate it, but also very conceptually pleasurable
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Steve Reich It's Gonna Rain A more energetic tape experiment, samples a street preacher
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Michael Davidson The Landing of Rochambeau The Landing of Rochambeau; Close Listening http://writing.upenn.edu/ pennsound/x/Davidson.html New on PennSound, a strong contribution to the small amount of available Davidson recordings