Tags: Alison Knowles, Carl Weissner, Cut-Up, Dick Higgens, Ferdinand Kriwet, Jan Herman, Liam O’Gallagher, Norman Ogue Mustill, Ray Bremser, Texts by Burroughs, William Burroughs, Wolf Vostell
Nova Broadcasts
General Municipal Election
Jan Herman
General Municipal Election
Nova Broadcast Press
Front
1969
Jan Herman
General Municipal Election
Nova Broadcast Press
Back
1969
Jan Herman
General Municipal Election
Nova Broadcast Press
Record
1969
Jan Herman
General Municipal Election
Ballot collage (foldout)
Nova Broadcast Press
1969
Braille Film
The Louis Project
Carl Weissner and Jan Herman
The Louis Project
Front Cover
Nova Broadcast Press
Front
1970
Carl Weissner and Jan Herman
The Louis Project
Flyleaf
Nova Broadcast Press
1970
Carl Weissner and Jan Herman
The Louis Project
Second Flyleaf
Nova Broadcast Press
1970
Carl Weissner and Jan Herman
The Louis Project
Back
Collage by Norman Ogue Mustill
Nova Broadcast Press
1970
Endless Crucifixion
Nanos Valaoritis
Endless Crucifixion
Broadside
Nova Broadcast Press
1970
Mess Kit
Norman Ogue Mustill
Mess Kit
Nova Broadcast Press
1971
Publit
Ferdinand Kriwet
Publit
Nova Broadcast Press
1971
Journal of the Identical Lunch
Alison Knowles
Journal of the Identical Lunch
Front
Nova Broadcast Press
1971
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Alison Knowles
Journal of the Identical Lunch
Back
Nova Broadcast Press
1971
View the entire book
The Identical Lunch
Philip Corner
The Identical Lunch
Nova Broadcast Press
1973
Image of the Riss Diner by Jan Herman
I just read “Drive Suite” for the first time and–god–it is horrendous. However, it was the only one in the series I don’t have a physical copy of; now I’m quite glad of it!
Can you possibly shed any light on this piece, Jed? It seems pretty bebop damaged.
Dan,
Sorry for the delay. I just saw this. Not sure if it is bebop as much as late 50s jazz like Cecil Taylor. Bremser was in the Village at the time hanging around with Leroi Jones in the Yugen days. Free jazz more than bebop. I could be wrong. Anyway here is something I wrote on Drive Suite in connection with Harold Carrington but it discusses Bremser as well:
https://realitystudio.org/bibliographic-bunker/two-drive-suites/
Dan — You hafta hear Bremser reading the poem. That’s key.