Robert Ashley 1930-2014
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Originally posted by MrGongGong View Post
I guess as a hard drinker, he did well to get to 84.
RIP
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostStrongly recommend the DVDs of his 'Private Life's, an opera for television (partly funded by, and first shown on, Channel 4.
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hedgehog
Originally posted by MrGongGong View Post
my favourite remains the bar (part 4) which I think was the first released on an LP before the whole of perfect lives:
I think the rest can be found on You Tube, but the dvd's are hard and expensive to come by. It would be great if there was a rerelease.
A quick look at birth dates reveals that Ashley was the oldest from the Sonic Arts Union (Lucier is one year younger).Last edited by Guest; 05-03-14, 07:33.
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Originally posted by hedgehog View PostHere is part 1 of Perfect Lives with the video
my favourite remains the bar (part 4) which I think was the first released on an LP before the whole of perfect lives:
I think the rest can be found on You Tube, but the dvd's are hard and expensive to come by. It would be great if there was a rerelease.
A quick look at birth dates reveals that Ashley was the oldest from the Sonic Arts Union (Lucier is one year younger).
This is also worth watching if you get the chance
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I have Concrete reasons to be happy today. Back in May I placed an order with ReR Megacorp for the 2 CD set of the one Lovely Music Robert Ashley operatic release I did not have. ReR Megacorp was quoting the best price by a fair margin. Unfortunately it was out of stock and I was advised that if I still wished to order it it would have to wait for them to accumulate sufficient Lovely Music orders to justify the cost of shipping. When I got home today, there it was, waiting for me on the doormat. Many thanks to Dave at ReR Megacorp. That sorts out tonight's listening.
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