signed JOHN CALE tony conrad lp BOX Velvet Underground
$
125
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RARE -Out Of Print-
... THIS ONE WAS SIGNED BY JOHN CALE in silver paint pen...suitable for framing!
he can be very hard to get things signed by! don't miss out on this!
records were never removed from box (they rarely look mint do to the poor inner sleeves used by the label..only the top of the shrink wrap was cut to remove the heavy wooden cover/lid for his autograph)
SEE PICTURES!
An edition of 1,000 in an OVER-SIZED heavy wooden box (did NOT come signed!)
overseas shipping at cost.. VERY heavy (5 lbs over 2 Kilos)over sized (13 in)wooden box
Ebay shipping wizard is stupid.
track listing of the CD's (NOT the LP's you are bidding on which contain bonus tracks not on the cd's)
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1. Sun Blindness Music
2. Summer Heat
3. Second Fortress, The
1. Dreaem Interpetation
2. Ex-Cathedra
3. Untitled (For Piano)
4. Carousel
5. Midnight Rain Of Green Wrens At The World's Tallest Building, A
6. Hot Scoria
1. Stainless Steel Gamelan
2. At About This Time Mozart Was Dead And Joseph Conrad Was Sailing The Seven Seas Learning English (Pt. 1)
3. Terry's Cha-Cha
4. After The Locust
5. Big Apple Express
6. Cold Starry Nights
7. Silent Shadows On Cinemaroc Island
Recording type: Studio
Album notes
Personnel: John Cale (guitar, viola, piano, organ, electronics, tapes, sound effects, unknown instrument); New York City Fire Department, Jack Smith (vocals); Tony Conrad (various instruments, violin); Sterling Morrison (fretless guitar); Angus MacLise (cimbalom, tambourine, percussion); Terry Jennings (soprano saxophone).
Recording information: 1964 - 1968.
A fascinating mix of acoustic and electronic musical experimentation, jazz miniatures, Beat poetry, musique concrete, and a smattering of avant-garde rock & roll, this three-CD set carries some of the seeds of John Cale's later work with the Velvet Underground, and features performances by 1960s figures like Tony Conrad and future Velvets members Angus MacLise an
