VARIOUS -SURREALISM REVIEWED 1929-1963 -LTM CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. VARIOUS "SURREALISM REVIEWED"

02. Read, Herbert "The Surrealist object (1937)"

03. Duchamp, Marcel "The creative act (1957)"

04. Cocteau, Jean "La toison d'or (1929)"

05. Ernst, Max "Interview (1960s)"

06. Tzara, Tristan "Dada into surrealism (1959)"

07. Soupault, Phillippe "Interview (1959)"

08. Dali, Salvador "Interview (1963)"

09. Man Ray "Interview"

10. Miller, Lee / Penrose, Roland "Interview (1946)"

11. Desnos, Robert "Description of a dream (1938)"

12. Breton, Andre "Interview (1950)"

13. Breton, Andre "L'union libre"

14. Aragon, Louis "Interview (1963)"

15. Artaud, Antonin "Alienation Et Magie Noire (1947)"

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W/ Marcel Duchamp/ Max Ernst/ Man Ray/ Jean Cocteau/

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15 tracks. LTM are proud to announce the long-awaited sequel to the acclaimed Futurism & Dada Reviewed collection, with a full length archive CD titled SURREALISM REVIEWED. For the very first time, original recordings by the following key artists, writers, poets and theorists are now gathered together on a single volume: MARCEL DUCHAMP, ANDRE BRETON, ROBERT DESNOS, LOUIS ARAGON, MAX ERNST, SALVADOR DALI, TRISTAN TZARA, PHILIPPE SOUPAULT, MAN RAY, ROLAND PENROSE, ANTONIN ARTAUD, LEE MILLER, HERBERT READ, JEAN COCTEAU. The various recordings, made between 1929 And 1963, include poetry, interviews, lectures and manifestos. Most are in the English language, and some in French. Some, such as those by Desnos (1938) and Read (1937), have not been heard since they were first recorded onto acetate discs. Running for 74 minutes and featuring extensive sleevenotes, the disc is a must for all students of 20th Century art and literature and the avant garde, as well as left-field musical ideas and endeavor. Praise for Futurism & Dada Reviewed (LTMCD 2301): 'This is exceptional, unremittingly fresh and joyous' (The Wire); 'An astounding collection - more of this kind of thing now' (Melody Maker); 'It blows the pants off most of the crap that passes for pop these days' (Vox).

'The definitive collection of original spoken word recordings by Surrealist artists, writers and poets, made between 1929 and 1963' An LTM compact disc, 2002. Made in England. Cover image reproduced courtesy of the Selma Ertegun Collection. Issued in a standard jewel case with twelve-page booklet. Track 1 is a fragment from the soundtrack to 'Tango Argentinos', the first surrealist film made by Luis Buñuel. The rear tray credits the 'film title' as artist, but the real performers are unknown. Track 4 is Jean Cocteau reciting over a popular Jazz recording of the time. Track 10 is a dual interview for the Ona Munson Radio Show, which switches from Miller to Penrose at approx 8:30. Track 15 is an extract from [r=856985]..

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CD 2343

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