Absolutely fascinating to hear how this developed into United States I-IV, which then developed into Big Science. What surprised me the most is the use of a string section and other voices telling the stories. Even Bergamot make s few brief appearances. Thank you. I’ve been an Anderson follower since Big Science and am going to see her live in two weeks! It’ll be my 5th live show.
I love Laurie Anderson creation works. I love America, I love American music - Pop, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Hip Hop, R&B, Electronic dance music, Classics. I love American culture ❤️
Everyone's using the word fascinating but it absolutely is. It's a gift to have this glimpse into the work that would evolve into United States I-IV, thanks for posting.
I've never heard this recording 🤯 1980!!! Laurie Anderson... Since Big Science I follow her art. I saw three shows, 1990, Buenos Aires, Strange Angels 2007.Madrid with Lou Reed. Last time, 2015,Buenos Aires. Still waiting for her 🔥🔥🔥
Really interesting to hear the roots of what would become well-known works. Reminders that these were not works received fully-formed like some sort of Platonic ideals. Cut! Print! That’s a wrap! No, they were ideas that underwent permutations, mutations & developments. And I personally find it sooooo gratifying to be exposed to artistic “mistakes.” Laurie could have thrown in the towel and said screw it, maybe this is crap and I should be a dog groomer. But she didn’t. So maybe my little ideas & musical noodlings aren’t the end of the story either.
thank you for posting this. it's fascinating, and leaves me thinking perhaps it would've been more interesting if ms anderson had pursued a classical career.
Once visited a concert iwas too late and when i Enterd the hall she walked Towards me and sang Walking is always falling By each step ypu fall and Slightly get up and go on I was overwelmed In thiis experience but Felt dee0ly coñnectted With laurie Later we met and had A good conversation She is a great artist
where does this version of It's Cold Outside come from, where was it published? I could only find one that says "performed by American Composers Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies, Alice Tully Hall, NYC, November 1981, available online via New Music USA"
Mon father pôpaw me la fait découvrir en ~ 1980 en créant un esspêtakl' avec lui pour ma'tite soeur en maternelle , .. , je l 'ai écouté ensuite avec ma chéwouiie ,,, tiens d'ailleurs sans y penser , 🌟 🌸 🤪 🙃 🦊 🦠 😘 ☀️
Absolutely fascinating to hear how this developed into United States I-IV, which then developed into Big Science. What surprised me the most is the use of a string section and other voices telling the stories. Even Bergamot make s few brief appearances. Thank you. I’ve been an Anderson follower since Big Science and am going to see her live in two weeks! It’ll be my 5th live show.
I love Laurie Anderson creation works. I love America, I love American music - Pop, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Hip Hop, R&B, Electronic dance music, Classics. I love American culture ❤️
Everyone's using the word fascinating but it absolutely is. It's a gift to have this glimpse into the work that would evolve into United States I-IV, thanks for posting.
I've never heard this recording 🤯 1980!!! Laurie Anderson... Since Big Science I follow her art. I saw three shows, 1990, Buenos Aires, Strange Angels
2007.Madrid with Lou Reed. Last time, 2015,Buenos Aires. Still waiting for her 🔥🔥🔥
At 5:00 it's also reminiscent of the tape manipulation/tape bow on Home of the Brave "Listen to... my.. heaaaaart beat."
Love the rawness of this recording! Thank you!
This is fucking incredible. I'm completely blown away.
It's fasinating!! Should be the soundtrack for a horror or thriller film!
She Was Way Ahead of Her Time Way Back Then. And To This Day She Still Is!!!
what a story teller.!
path-breaking for the Art of Noise, Andrew Poppy... and Techno Music
Really interesting to hear the roots of what would become well-known works. Reminders that these were not works received fully-formed like some sort of Platonic ideals. Cut! Print! That’s a wrap! No, they were ideas that underwent permutations, mutations & developments. And I personally find it sooooo gratifying to be exposed to artistic “mistakes.” Laurie could have thrown in the towel and said screw it, maybe this is crap and I should be a dog groomer. But she didn’t. So maybe my little ideas & musical noodlings aren’t the end of the story either.
This is excellent, I've never heard this before.
This is incredible, thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you - this is a thrilling document!!!
I am still waiting for the release of her collaborative album she did with Yoko Ono.
Are you joking, or did they really do that? I would love to hear that.
thank you for posting this. it's fascinating, and leaves me thinking perhaps it would've been more interesting if ms anderson had pursued a classical career.
@MinimalEffort Thank you for the upload! I have never heard this before, is the recording available anywhere to buy?
at 4:08 is that the mag tape bow violin? First thing that astounded me about her... still
Once visited a concert iwas too late and when i
Enterd the hall she walked
Towards me and sang
Walking is always falling
By each step ypu fall and
Slightly get up and go on
I was overwelmed
In thiis experience but
Felt dee0ly coñnectted
With laurie
Later we met and had
A good conversation
She is a great artist
Evil brought me here...@32:32
where does this version of It's Cold Outside come from, where was it published? I could only find one that says "performed by American Composers Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies, Alice Tully Hall, NYC, November 1981, available online via New Music USA"
Is that Laurie Anderson rocking 1200's and cutting it up ? Turntablism (@ 4:09)
Mon father pôpaw me la fait découvrir en ~ 1980 en créant un esspêtakl' avec lui pour ma'tite soeur en maternelle , .. , je l 'ai écouté ensuite avec ma chéwouiie
,,, tiens d'ailleurs sans y penser ,
🌟 🌸 🤪 🙃 🦊 🦠 😘 ☀️
very heavy hypnosis music, feels not so good