[Los Angeles]: ca. mid '80s. 43 pages. Side-stapled. Black and white. Includes newpaper articles, "letters from the afflicted," New Wave Music section, "Anarchy Today," commix, poetry and many photos. More about Contagion 2: Xmass Issue
GG Allin and The Murder Junkies, Asbury Park, NJ poster, 1995. 11 x 17.Ø Limited to 20 prints. Signed and numbered 10/20 by the artist, Jim Altieri. Signed by band members, Merle Allin, Bill Weber and Dino. Horizontal fold, else very good. More about GGALLINANDTHEMURDERJUNKIES April 25 at Fastlanes II, Asbury Park, NJ [1995] - SIGNED
![HARRIS, Margaret]. C.B. Croques presents Margaret Harris, pianist. World's greatest...](/pictures/thumb/201235.jpg?v=1499699482)
Oakland, CA: Famous Cathedral Choir of the Greater Cooper Zion AME Church for Music Scholarship, 1949. Four-panel program brochure, small portrait of the smiling pianist posing at the keys; mildly worn with several short closed edge tears. An obituary for Harris stated, "The first black woman to conduct the symphony... More about HARRIS, Margaret]. C.B. Croques presents Margaret Harris, pianist. World's greatest...
![JANIS JOPLIN [Press Photograph by Tucker Ranson] All-out Effort: Exhausted after her...](/pictures/thumb/201242.jpg?v=1499699483)
Black and white photo, 3 1/2 x 10 inches, with handwritten production notes on back. Ranson was a photographer for Time and Life Woodstock Issue. With very little need to introduce Joplin, she is considered the premier female blues vocalist of the Sixties. Her raw, powerful singing style, combined with... More about JANIS JOPLIN [Press Photograph by Tucker Ranson] All-out Effort: Exhausted after her...
[New York]: Np, 1975. 8 x 11," black and white AP Wire-photo of John Lennon and Yoko Ono arriving for the Grammy Awards Dinner. Date and notes on front and back. Moderate wear with minor creasing at edges, else very good. Lennon and Ono walking into New York's American Hotel... More about JOHN AND YOKO
CA: N.p., 1967. Original poster, 8.5 X 14 inches. Top right corner torn with a closed small tear to top edge, else very good. Okustra was a band that tried a synthesis between symphonic orchestra and psychedelic band. The result was a sort of free from psychedelia. Its members included... More about ORKUSTRA ORIGINAL CONCERT POSTER / 1967 at Cedar Alley in San Francisco
New York: Young People's Socialist League, 1964. 4to. Stated third printing. A collection of lyrics to radical songs. Includes several "Ballads for Sectarians" and songs from the skits that the "YSL" Players produced during the five years before the Young Socialist League united with the Young People's Socialist League. Tape-bound... More about SOCIALIST SONG BOOK
San Francisco, [1981]. 8 1/2 x 11" sheet, original b/w xerox. The original flyer for these two 1981 shows, one at the SF Art Institute with the Dickheads, and one at Fab Mab, with Frank Hymng & Barry Beam. Some wrinkling to top edge and a short closed tear, and... More about Wolvarines are Number 1. Warning: Do Not Trust This Man - Check Them Out for Yourself!
Boo-Hooray has re-pressed Dreamweapon I & III to commemorate the opening of the Angus MacLise - Dreamweapon exhibit at CIAP-Hasselt, Belgium. Previously-unheard recordings of Angus MacLise and Tony Conrad from the MacLise tape archives. In a silkscreened sleeve. This second pressing also includes a risograph-printed facsimile of an annotated flier... More about DREAMWEAPON III Vinyl LP ± Angus MacLise
Boo-Hooray has re-pressed Dreamweapon I & III to commemorate the opening of the Angus MacLise - Dreamweapon exhibit at CIAP-Hasselt, Belgium. Live recordings of Angus MacLise, Tony Conrad, and Jack Smith from the MacLise tape archive. In a silkscreened sleeve. The second pressing includes a risograph-printed 8 page booklet of... More about DREAMWEAPON ± Vinyl LP- Angus MacLise
NY: Boo-Hooray, 2011. First edition. 4to. Perfect bound wraps. 120 pp. Exhibition catalogue reproducing in full color the contents of a suitcase of Angus MacLise›s artwork, publications, and manuscripts that had been left with La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela for safe-keeping thirty years before. Edition of 1000. More about EXHIBITION CATALOG ± DREAMWEAPON ± The Art and Life of Angus MacLise 1938-1979
New York: Crown Publishers, INC., 1961. Soft cover, 156 pages. First edition. Illustrated with drawings by Charles Keller. Gray wraps with sunning to edges and spine, else very good. More about A BOOK OF NONSENSE SONGS
No place, [New York]: No publisher, [1978]. 14 x 22 3/4Ø newsprint. Mounted to 16 x 14 3/4Ø white board with thick plastic guard by screws. Small ink line at center top edge and minor wear, else near fine. Design by Seth Tillet. Magazine X Benefit poster thanking the Contortions... More about X Magazine Benefit Concert, 1978 [poster
(N.p.): Richard Kern (N.d.). 8 x 10 inch portrait of Lunch created by photographing her image on a video screen. Near fine. Penned in print on verso are the words ˝Video CoverØ and Richard Kern›s copyright stamp. A younger Lunch, staring straight at the viewer. An appropriate image for the..... More about Black and white portrait of Lydia Lunch
N.p.: X Magazine, 1978. 11 1/2 x 14 inches. 60 pages. Some minor wear, else very good. A Colab publication assembled by the X Collective. Included in this issue: Charles Ahearn, Tom Otterness, Betsy Sussler, Robin Winters, Marcia Resnick, Jimmy de Sana, Tina Lhotsky, Colen Fitzbgibbon, Diego Cotez, Rene Ricard... More about X Collective X Magazine, Volume 2, Issues 2 & 3, February 1978
ca. 1970s. 11 x 17 inches (27 x 43 cm) Unbacked. Red on one side, blue on the verso. Near fine. More about PETE SEEGER BENEFIT CONCERT Poster
Worthing: United Kingdom, [1993]. 16 x 23 1 2Ø White poster paper with blue word boxes. Schedule of events for Friday, July 16th through August 7th. More about STERNS. FRIDAY 16TH JULY ± ˝GIRLS ON TOPØ GARAGE: ROACHELLE, SMOKIN› JO, SARAH CHAPMAN,...
New York, Chicago, San Francisco, London; Paris: M. Witmark & Sons, [1914]. 30 x 12 1 2Ø; 36 x 19Ø framed. Near fine. Only four holdings in the U.S. according to OCLC. More about Let Us Have Peace (A Prayer) Words by George Graff, Jr. ; music by Ernest R. Ball....
