Not so much a Dialogue, as a Catalogue

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you_must_be_upgraded I feel this interview covers a lot ground and is a good introduction and overview of topics more deeply explored in the "this is not it, told you before, just now" series.

This interview meets its goal of providing a rationale for hosting one of McKenzie's workshops.

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being an introductory talk of talking about talking about that which was to be talked about during a version of "'''''''" at Apirary Studios, London, November 2014. yes it was, shut up. "facilitated" (to use that fancy word) by Leslie & Ruski, but mainly the latter. thanking you. not even a hint of "sound art" or any of that nonsense. so there. new spins on old falsehoods abound, to be sure.

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released February 9, 2019

recorded by André Semenza, to whom thanks in absentium are proferred.

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will be ONLY spoken word from the 10th of August 2022 onwards. this is mandated by the new overly intrusive Bandcamp tax details policy. sorry. really. items will be made available again through Gumroad. simplysuperior.gumroad.com

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