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Angus Maclise's music is ferocious enough to create a new culture no-one can claim as ancestral except perhaps merzbow. The mylar and optical effects gags, though gorgeously meaningless, ... The Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda works perfectly. Review by Morgan ★★★½ 1. Alright, time for bed. Review by Dogfood Williams Blood Caf ...
The cover image, "Shadow of the Poet", is adapted from the Angus MacLise book "The Subliminal Report", Starstreams Poetry Series Number 4, published by Bardo Martrix, Kathmandu, Nepal 1975 ... The Invasion Of Thunderbolt Pagoda. Angus MacLise. Released. 1999 — US. CD. Brain Damage In Oklahoma City. Angus MacLise. Released. 2000 — US. CD ...
Ira Cohen 's 1968 film The Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda is brought to you by Boo-Hooray as a fully restored director’s cut DVD. DVD FEATURES * Edition of 500 copies * High-quality transfer from the original 16mm film, with color correction supervised by the director (22 min) with soundtrack remastered by Tim Barnes, featuring The Universal Mutant Repertory Company (Loren Standlee, Ziska ...
The couple moved back to New York where MacLise again collaborated with Ira Cohen, scoring and appearing in Cohen’s film The Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda. In 1970 Angus and Hetty began a tour of Asia that ended with their settling in Kathmandu, Nepal. In Nepal, MacLise helped operate the Spirit Catcher Bookshop in Kathmandu which became ...
Angus MacLise, né le 14 mars 1938 à Bridgeport (Connecticut) et mort le 21 juin 1979 à Katmandou, ... The Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda (1968), de Ira Cohen, 22 min ; 30 min pour la version longue de 2006. DVd, Bastet/Arthur 2006 / DVD, Boo-Hooray, 2011, 22 min.
10 de may. de 2011 · Ira Cohen’s film Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda has also been released on DVD and features a soundtrack from MacLise. This too, is absolutely worth seeking out and a new, strictly limited edition DVD, will be on sale via Boo-Hooray. (Ira Cohen died last week in New York).
Amazonレビュー. Percussionist, poet, and artistic instigator Angus Maclise has an exceptional résumé but a microscopic discography. He was the Velvet Underground's first drummer (he left the band because he could not accept the restrictions that accompanied paying gigs) and a key player alongside Tony Conrad and John Cale in LaMonte Young's Theater of Eternal Music.
