AIRWAY Live at LACE - Autographed 1st edition LAFMS LP

$

366

AIRWAY - Live At LACE        Label: Los Angeles Free Music Society       Original Uncut Version         Vinyl, LP, 33 ? RPM       USA
Released: 1978        Genre: Electronic, Rock         Style: Noise, Experimental 

Credits: Drums - Tom Recchion        Guitar [Electric], Bass - Juan Gomez        Mandolin [Electric] - Rick Potts        Mixed By  - Chip Chapman
Photography - Fredrick Nilsen        Saxophone - Dennis Duck        Tapes Processing, Mixed By - Joe Potts        Vocals, - Vetza 
Notes: Recorded live at LACE in Los Angeles on April 27, 1978.

Paste-on cover. There are two different versions of the cover and disk with completely different artwork. This is the Original edition

Jacket is Mint with a very small crinkle in the UR corner.  Disk has one spindle mark on one side only ,

This is the original uncut version of the recording, rather than the trimmed version released on vinyl as LAFMS #6. Recorded live 8-78.
First edition , plain white disk label,  Re issue has a green printed label.  Plain white sleeve with an 8-1/2" x 11" paste on sheet.

This copy is Autographed by:  Vetza,  Dennis Duck,  Rick Potts,  Juan Gomez,  Tom Recchion,  Chip Chapman  and  Joe Potts

Tracks:    AIRWAY "LIVE AT LACE" part one  and   part two

In the Spring of 1977, Joe Potts released the single, "Airway" as part of an art exhibition at the Lunami Gallery in Tokyo, Japan. The show featured morgue photographs with imbedded subliminal messages. The Airway single and the poster, which served as its sleeve, were designed to be taken home by the viewers to subliminally reinforce the message put out at the exhibition. After the exhibit, Chip Chapman and Joe put together a crude tape delay and processing system out of new and used bits and pieces (most prominently miles of tangled patch cords), in the hopes of recreating live, the "wall of Sound" effect from the single. The setup was revised for every performance, with varying degrees of success. The subliminal message which the music masked changed every time as well. This performance at LACE was Airway's first live performance. The gallery was on the third floor. During the performance the audience streamed out of the room until it was nearly empty. When the music stopped, a cheer came from outside. The volume level was so high that the drywall and hardwood floor vibrated like speaker cones, so apparently the optimum listening point was three floors below and across the street.

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