Condition:

Disconnected (The Dial-A-Poem Poets)

Label: Giorno Poetry Systems ?– GPS 003 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation 
Country: US Released: 1974 Genre: Non-Music Style: Poetry, Spoken Word

TracklistHide Credits

1-1 Allen Ginsberg – I'm A Victim Of Telephones 1:30 1-2 Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche* – Cynical Letter, A Letter To Marpa, Sound Cycle (Aham) Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Marv Ross (2) 7:05 1-3 John Giorno – Suicide Sutra 7:17 1-4 William S. Burroughs – What Washington, What Orders, From Exterminator 7:01 1-5 Charles Plymell – 100 Flies On An Airplane Flying Around The World, From The Thrashing Of America 2:54 1-6 Michael Brownstein – Monologue From The Top, From Brainstorms 1:46 1-7 John Cage – Excerpt From Silence 1:55 2-1 Anne Waldman – Fast Speaking Woman 5:32 2-2 Diane Di Prima – Excerpt From Loba 2:18 2-3 Bernadette Mayer – Excerpt From Studying Hunger 3:31 2-4 Robert Creeley – The Name 1:14 2-5 Diane Wakoski – Exorcism 2:25 2-6 Lorenzo Thomas – High Heel Jesus 1:22 2-7 Gregory Corso – Marriage 7:20 2-8 Maureen Owen – Body Rush 0:52 2-9 Ed Sanders – Stand By My Side, Oh Lord 2:13 2-10 Charles Olson – The Ridge 2:42 3-1 Allen Ginsberg – Jimmy Bearman Instruments – Arthur Russell, Artie And Happy Traum, Bob Dylan, David Amram,John Schole 4:04 3-2 Joe Brainard – Excerpt From More I Remember More 6:33 3-3 John Wieners – Excerpt From Memories In A Small Apartment 4:35 3-4 Gerard Malanga – A Last Poem (Tentative Title) 0:40 3-5 John Perreault – Nude Death 1:38 3-6 Jack Spicer – Excerpt From Billy The Kid 3:43 3-7 Jim Carroll – From The Busterball Diaries, Age 13, Spring 1965 3:43 3-8 Peter Orlovsky – All Around The Garden 4:32 4-1 Imamu Amiri Baraka* – Our Nation Is Like Ourselves 4:42 4-2 Michael McClure – Lion Poem 2:08 4-3 Ed Dorn (2) – Recollections Of Grande Apacharia 4:28 4-4 Frank Lima – The Hunter 1:35 4-5 Frank O'Hara – Adieu Norman, Bonjour To Joan And Jean Paul, From Lunch Poems 3:07 4-6 Bill Berkson – Stanky 0:16 4-7 Larry Fagin – A Play 0:18 4-8 Tom Clark (3) – Little Aria 0:38 4-9 Paul Blackburn (2) – The Once-Over, From Brooklyn Manhattan Trancit 1:13 4-10 Philip Whelan – If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich 1:56 4-11 Ron Padgett – June 17, 1942 4:18 4-12 John Ashbery – The Tennis Court Oath 1:56 4-13 Clark Coolidge – Excerpt From Dews (8 Channel) 1:07 4-14 Charles Amirkhanian – Radii 2:05

Credits

• Artwork By, Photography – Les Levine

Notes

Comes in a gatefold sleeve.
Produced by Giorno Poetry Systems records.
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Allen Ginsberg: I'm A Victim Of Telephones (From Planet News), recorded GPS, December 1968
Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche: Cynical Letter, A letter to Marpa, Sound Cycle (Aham), recorded Boulder, Colorado, March 1974.
John Giorno: Suicide Sutra, recorded GPS, September 1973.
William S. Burroughs: What Washington, What Orders, From Exterminator, recorded GPS, April 1, 1974.
Charles Plymell: 100 Flies On An Airplane Flying Around The World, From The Thrashing Of America, recorded St. Mark's Church, New York, February 6, 1974.
Michael Brownstein: Monologue From The Top, From Brainstorms, recorded GPS, February 7, 1974
John Cage: Silence (Excerpt), recorded Carbondale, Indiana, March 1969
This is actually the beginning of 'Diary:
How to Improve the World (You'll Only Make Matters Worse) continued 1967'
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Anne Waldman: Fast Speaking Woman, recorded GPS, May 19, 1973.
Diane di Prima: Loba (excerpt), St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York, March 9, 1973.
Bernadette Mayer: Studying Hunger (excerpt), recorded the Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 3, 1973.
Robert Creeley: The Name, recorded First Unitarian Church, San Francisco, August 31, 1973.
Diane Wakoski: Exorcism, recorded, GPS, May 11, 1970.
Lorenzo Thomas: High Heel Jesus, recorded GPS, June 19, 1973.
Gregory Corso: Marriage, recorded The New School, New York, March 7, 1973.
Maureen Owen: Body Rush, recorded GPS, February 14, 1974.
Ed Sanders: Stand By My Side, Oh Lord, recorded GPS, May 9, 1973.
Charles Olson: The Ridge, recorded SUNY at Cortland, New York, October 20, 1967.
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Allen Ginsberg: Jimmy Berman, recorded at The Record Plant, New York, November 1971.
Joe Brainard: More I Remember More (Excerpt), recorded GPS, February 11, 1974.
John Wieners: Memories In A Small Apartment (Excerpt), recorded St. Mark's Church, New York, February 13, 1974
Gerard Malanga: A Last Poem (Tentative Title), recorded Rutgers University, New Jersey, November 20, 1969.
John Perreault: Nude Death, recorded Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 3, 1973
Jack Spicer: Billy The Kid (Excerpt), recorded Art Gallery, Vancover, Canada, June 1965.
Jim Carroll: The Basketball Diaries, Age 13, Spring 1965, recorded GPS, April 25, 1973
Peter Orlovsky: All Around The Garden, recorded GPS, February 26, 1974.
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Imamu Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones): Our Nation Is Like Ourselves, recorded Buffalo State College, New York, April 24, 1970.
Michael McClure: Lion Poem, recorded St. Mark's Church, New York, March 13, 1974.
Ed Dorn: Recollections Of Grande Apacharia, recorded First Unitarian Church, San Francisco, August 31, 1973.
Frank Lima: The Hunter, recorded St. Mark's Church, New York, January 23, 1974.
Frank O'Hara: Adieu Norman, Bonjour To Joan And Jean-Paul, recorded Suny at Buffalo, New York, September 1964.
Bill Berkson: Stanky, recorded GPS, December 1968.
Larry Fagin: A Play, recorded GPS, April 1969.
Tom Clark: Little Aria, recorded Bolinas, California, June 19, 1972.
Paul Blackburn: The Once-Over (From Brooklyn Manhattan Transit), recorded by Jerry Newman and Eugene Brooks, New York, September 1963.
Philip Whelan: If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich, recorded Reed College, California, October 27, 1965.
Ron Padgett: June 17, 1942, recorded GPS, February 9, 1974.
John Ashbery: The Tennis Court Oath, recorded GPS, February 26, 1969.
Clark Coolidge: Dews (Excerpt), recorded Mills College Tape Center, Oakland, California, April 1969.
Charles Amirkhanian: RADII, recorded Swedish Radio, Stockholm, April 1972.

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