Forty-Two for Henry Flynt by La Monte Young performed by Peter Winkler (gong)
 

Many thankyous. I've loved most of what scarce LMY I've heard. I have a version of the well-tuned piano from Audiogalaxy (anyone remember that?). It's ace.

Yeah i have that on some cdr.When will he decide to open up his archives is unknown to most.

I read an interview that said that Tony Conrad wanted to put some things out, because he claims to 'own' part of some of the compositions, but Young disagrees. Ongoing debacle. Young is, apparently, incredibly particular about these things. As you would be, I suppose.

You can get his stuff commercially, I remember asking Mark at Sound323, but they cost a hell of a lot of money - I seem to remember it was somewhere north of £100 for a DVD. Much the same with Stockhausen, except Stockhausen's prices are very nearly reasonable.

Wow!

John Cage performance at Putah Creek Lodge, Davis California on November 21, 1969 (November 21, 1969)
http://www.archive.org/details/JohnCagePutahCreek

Steve Reich at UC Berkeley University Museum (November 7, 1970)

http://www.archive.org/details/ReichBerkeleyMuseum

Bump!