ASPEN MAGAZINE - #9 - PSYCHEDELIC ISSUE - 1970
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ASPEN MAGAZINE - 1st and only edition of this ASPEN # 9
DREAMWEAPON - WINTER/SPRING - PSYCHEDELIC ISSUE
Aspen Magazine was published in 1965 through 1971 by Roaring Fork Press, Inc., 333 Sixth Avenue, NYC, NY 10014, USA. It was to have been issued quarterly, but it soon became clear that this was overly optimistic. Some issues were sent incomplete, such as 5+6. The second section never arrived and was never rectified for many subscribers. Others never arrived at all. Phyllis Johnson was editor and publisher.
This issue was edited by Angus and Netty MacLise. The box design was by Netty MacLise.
The exterior thin, heavy paper envelope is in fairly good shape, except for a 3/4" line perforation along the fold, near the top. The interior is yellowed. There is some foxing.
All sections are present and in unopened condition, except for section 8, which is detaching along the folds.
The recording is still in its original glassine envelope and has never been removed or played.
The contents are:
Don Snyder: Chart and Text
Ira Cohen and Bill Devore: Postcards
Aymon DeSales: Triptych and Text
Dale Wilbourn: Triptych
Don Snyder: Stamp Sheet
Benno Friedman: Photographs
Diane Rochlin: "Vali"
Gerard Malanga, Paolo Lionni, John Cale, Vikki Grand, Harvey Cohen: Poetry Sheet............Detaching along the folds due to acid, poor paper quality, ink???
Marian Zazeela: Caligraphies and Text............................................................There is a small bend at a corner that occured in original shipping.
LaMonte Young: Text and Terry Riley: Score..................................................There is a small bend at a corner that occured in original shipping.
Record: Spontaneous Sound: recorded at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC, played spontaneously by Christopher Tree on a collection of 150 instruments from many parts of the world. Other side; The Joyous Lake, recorded live at St. Mark's-in-the-Bouwerie, NYC by Elsen Standlee, Flute, Raja Samayana and Angus MacLise, Drums, Ziska, Voice, Hetty MacLise, Organ......................33-1/3rpm, seven inch disc, still in original glassine envelope and never removed or played.
Lionel Ziprin: Poem
There is no advertising.
But for the above-mentioned condition problems, the issue appears to be in excellent condition. If the problems appear too off-putting for you, please don't participate in the bidding.
Any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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