Benghazi re-form to discuss and enact Misery. Not for those of a nervous disposition. This includes a duet by James Tregaskis and myself singing “Misery” (Lennon/McCartney). This is the only known recording of me singing and is not recommended.
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Interview with Bill Burns, director of The Museum of Safety Gear for Small Animals on the eve of his exhibition at the ICA London which incorporates Bird Radio and the Flora and Fauna information service.
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Recording from a Christie’s Auction, King Street London + Georg Baselitz lecture “The Painters’ Equipment” A lecture at the Royal Academy of Arts 1987. (Audio Arts LP, recorded by William Furlong and William Archer)
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“The Red Suede Jacket”: Bob Hughes remembers the 1960s in Leicester. Cut into the interview is a rare track by The Farinas later to become Family, and also Country Line Special by Cyril Davies and his Rhythm and Blues All Stars (1963).
The red suede jacket became a fixation for me; worn in the 1960s by [...]

 

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Wandering round the Artists’ Book Fair asking various book artists for a definition of what an Artist’s Book is and getting a variety of answers.
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La Monte Young and Terry Riley 1960 “Concert for Two Pianos and Five Tape Recorders” (1960) With La Monte Young, recorded live 11 May 1960, Nam June Paik Works 1958.1979.
Text of Light by Lee Ranaldo, Christian Marclay, Alan Licht, Uli Krieger, DJ Olive (Table of the Elements 2004).
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Telephone interview with Captain Maurice Seddon who describes his unique telephone apparatus and his ongoing legal battle with his local council and neighbour to retain his dogs. Maurice lives in humble circumstances in Datchet at the end of the Heathrow flight path.
Planes fly directly overhead every 90 seconds. The large garden, surrounded by a high [...]

 

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Interview with St. Martin’s graduate Reto Scheiber. Reto Schreiber admitted to having suffered from depression but after embracing religion and using this in his Art his state of mind improved. After leaving St Martin’s he took a job in East London but quickly decided to return to his Alpine homeland.
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