Daniel wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I came across two CD's the other day which were dedicated to Gilles Deleuze.
> I am wondering if anyone on the list is familiar with them and has any
> comments they would like to share. They are:
>
> 1. In Memoriam Gilles Deleuze (1996). Frankfurt Germany, 1996.
> 2. Its all becoming ... Clear Compilation. London, 1996
>
> thanks,
>
> daniel corbeille
haven't heard these, so can't comment -
but there are two cd's on the mille plateau label - "fold and rhizomes"
and "double articulation" that are well worth a listen. they were put
together partly in conjucntion with deleuze, but he died just before the
first was released...
apparently they are "music he liked" out of the mille plateau releases
he was regularly sent by the guy who set up mille plateau...
good if you like a kind of minimal electronic/post-varese style thing...
I would also be interested in anyone's comments on these!
dan h.
--
"What is it that moves over the body of a society? It is always flows,
and a person is always a cutting off of a flow. A person is always a
point of departure for the production of a flow, a point of destination
for the reception of a flow, a flow of any kind; or, better yet, an
interception of many flows."
>
> Greetings,
>
> I came across two CD's the other day which were dedicated to Gilles Deleuze.
> I am wondering if anyone on the list is familiar with them and has any
> comments they would like to share. They are:
>
> 1. In Memoriam Gilles Deleuze (1996). Frankfurt Germany, 1996.
> 2. Its all becoming ... Clear Compilation. London, 1996
>
> thanks,
>
> daniel corbeille
haven't heard these, so can't comment -
but there are two cd's on the mille plateau label - "fold and rhizomes"
and "double articulation" that are well worth a listen. they were put
together partly in conjucntion with deleuze, but he died just before the
first was released...
apparently they are "music he liked" out of the mille plateau releases
he was regularly sent by the guy who set up mille plateau...
good if you like a kind of minimal electronic/post-varese style thing...
I would also be interested in anyone's comments on these!
dan h.
--
"What is it that moves over the body of a society? It is always flows,
and a person is always a cutting off of a flow. A person is always a
point of departure for the production of a flow, a point of destination
for the reception of a flow, a flow of any kind; or, better yet, an
interception of many flows."