V.A. : Futurism & Dada Reviewed 1912 - 1959

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Format: CD [LTMCD2301]
Shipping Weight: 0.1lbs
Label: LTM

1,800円

'This acclaimed 70 minute anthology is the definitive collection of original sound recordings by key artists from the Futurist and Dada art movements. The booklet features detailed historical notes (in English) on the artists featured, as well as full recording information. To read full sleevenotes click here. Dates in brackets in the following tracklist indicate the year in which the artist made the original recording.'

Tracklist
1 Luigi Russolo - Risveglio Di Una Cita (1913) - 3:45
2 Antonio Russolo - Corale (1921) - 1:57
3 Filippo Tommaso Marinetti - Sintesi Musicali Futuriste (1931) - 6:56
4 Antonio Russolo - Serenata (1921) - 2:34
5 Filippo Tommaso Marinetti - La Battaglia Di Adrianopoli (1924) - 3:05
6 Filippo Tommaso Marinetti - Definizione Di Futurismo (1924) - 3:08
7 Luigi Grandi - Cavalli + Acciaio (1935) - 2:45
8 Wyndham Lewis - End Of Enemy Interlude (1940) - 1:20
9 Guillaume Apollinaire - Le Pont Mirabeau (1912) - 1:14
10 Tristan Tzara / Marcel Janco / Richard Huelsenbeck - L'amiral Cherche Une Maison A Louer - 2:30
11 Marcel Duchamp / Richard Huelsenbeck / Tristan Tzara - La Mariee Misa A Nu…Meme/Inventing Dada/Dada Into Surrealism - 10:05
12 Kurt Schwitters - Die Sonata In Urlauten (1932) - 3:24
13 Jean Cocteau - La Toison D'Or (1929) - 2:44
14 Jean Cocteau - Le Voleurs D'Enfants (1929) - 3:42
15 Marcel Duchamp - La Mariee Mise A Nue Par Ses Celibataires, Meme - 10:04
16 Unknown Artist - Untitled - 2:07

Credits
Design, Sleeve, Layout [Booklet Collage & Graphism] - Joel Van Audenhaege
Liner Notes [Booklet] - Paul Hammond
Liner Notes [Booklet], Executive-Producer - James Neiss

Notes
A 70 minute archive collection of original words, music and tone poems recorded by the original artists (where dated). Reissue of a Sub Rosa compilation.
The booklet features detailed recording information and background notes on the artists featured.
Tracks 10 and 11 are undated. Track 11 consists of separate recordings cut-up over a Duchamp tone poem. There is a 2 minute long track at index point 16, which is a needle clicking on the end of a vinyl record.