It's well worth a listen. It contains a lot of his cut-up stuff, and also has the genius "Last Words Of Hassan I Sabbah". "Call Me Burroughs" is great - currently my copy is with a SY boardie here.

Oh yeah, have you seen the Burroughs films (the ones he made made with Anthony Balch in the 60's)? Totally amazing - "Towers Open Fire" and "The Cut Ups" are incredible. Have a look at them on www.ubuweb.com, which streams them for free. I reckon you'd be well into them.

EDIT: Just checked Ubuweb, and they're still here: http://www.ubu.com/film/burroughs.html

EDIT 2: I met a fairly major "authority" on those films a few years back - he was there back in the day...a lovely bloke (Colin Davis be his name).

fuck yeah, thanks! I'll watch those tonight.

I saw one burroughs film that was terrible.. the final academy documents.

^^^Yeah, that was a borefest. "Commisioner of Sewers" is good, though.

"William Shatner's voice".

It's 3 days that I want to post this reply to the thread's question, but I didn't feel like posting without reading the other pages. Now i posted it without reading the rest.
I grew up.