I don't have the second part 87n, so I move to the final Schnitzler that I got from my source, being 87Sonder (sonder meaning 'special' in German) before starting to post a bunch of other Schnitzler releases.
87A - 87N A ... that's a pretty impressive journey through a year in the life of Conrad Schnitzler! Thanks again for all of these uploads. Glad to hear that you're going to continue them!
Could you ask if anyone has any more of those "eruption: work in progress" tapes? It is a miracle you have any at all. I was always intrigued, but I really like the music. Maybe it's the time scale; he knew he didn't need to tell a short story in a limited time... It seems obvious that if others also have tapes they might let you know, but if you ask directly, they would be more likely to get in touch. Thanks again for everything on this blog.
What i meant was could you make a request on the blog for anyone who may have access to more of those tapes to share them with you, and thereby us? I have been trying to contact those on discogs who list it in their collection, but so far, no results...
thanks, I've really enjoyed these....
ReplyDelete87A - 87N A ... that's a pretty impressive journey through a year in the life of Conrad Schnitzler! Thanks again for all of these uploads. Glad to hear that you're going to continue them!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for all the uploads. Ricardo
ReplyDeleteCould you ask if anyone has any more of those "eruption: work in progress" tapes?
ReplyDeleteIt is a miracle you have any at all. I was always intrigued, but I really like the music.
Maybe it's the time scale; he knew he didn't need to tell a short story in a limited
time...
It seems obvious that if others also have tapes they might let you know, but if
you ask directly, they would be more likely to get in touch. Thanks again for
everything on this blog.
I don't know anyone who has these
ReplyDeleteWhat i meant was could you make a request on the blog
ReplyDeletefor anyone who may have access to more of those tapes to share them
with you, and thereby us?
I have been trying to contact those on discogs who list it
in their collection, but so far, no results...