– “William Burroughs Live” (n.d., c. 1983): https://www.miningforburroughs.com/2025/07/william-burroughs-live-cassette-nd.html
– “William Burroughs in Colorado Springs” (1983): https://www.miningforburroughs.com/2025/04/william-s-burroughs-in-colorado-springs.html
– “William Burroughs – Opens Fire” (n.d., c. 1985): https://www.miningforburroughs.com/2024/06/william-burroughs-opens-fire-nd-mid.html
– “Zero Time to the Sick Tracks” (n.d, c. 1982): https://www.miningforburroughs.com/2023/10/zero-time-to-sick-tracks-cassette.html
– “W. Burroughs” (1983): https://www.miningforburroughs.com/2023/08/w-burroughs-1983.html
– “Gysin/Burroughs/P.Orridge – Interviews & Readings” (1989): https://www.miningforburroughs.com/2023/07/gysinburroughsporridge-interviews.html

A recording is 3.02 minutes long. It is a flawless recording. No noise. No other sound source is present — just the sound of William’s voice, clear and coherent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8oUmn1p790

I am uncertain there this came from – been with me forever – I suspect it came to me from Lewis MacAdams but not certain. Might have been from Carl himself but the LA add on [early 1980’s at Downtown Gallery] makes me think Lewis. The ICA recording is highly important and is Wiliam at his strongest. Curiously the ICA has no record of a recording having been made. I suspect there was an original reel to reel recording that was later dubbed onto the cassette. It is a bit early for there to have been a cassette recorder [1963] – I may be in error. The text as read differs from other known versions. The later recording is from the 1970’s and is text from CITIES – I suspect this came from Lewis McAdams. I have tried for almost a year to locate another copy of this but nothing seems to exist. Tape quality is excellent on both recordings. This will head to Emory as well. Let me know if you could whether or not the Klacto is the Mr. Martin interview – I don’t believe it is.