David Tudor – Three Works for Live Electronics [CD] Avant-Garde / Leftfield While only 'No U Turn'

While only 'No U Turn' bears the maestro's voice

Robert Pollard had a family to support and his musical aspirations had not exactly been a boon to their bank account

and Toshiji Mikawa with sporadically the participation of various artists both for live performances and for studio recordings

who initially performed a number of shows and released a CS under the moniker 'Kohier' - gleefully referencing the absurdity of Belgian tax systems and institutions

Alongside James Rushford

David Tudor – Three Works for Live Electronics [CD] Avant-Garde / Leftfield While only 'No U Turn'"David Tudor, electronics; with Takehisa Kosugi, electronic violin and vocals; produced and recorded by David Tudor, Nicolas Collins, and John D. S. Adams. Originally released on LP in 1984 and rereleased in September 1996, just following Tudor's death on August 13, with the addition of Phonemes. Pulsers explores the world of rhythms created electronically by analog, rather than digital, circuitry. With analog circuitry, the time base common to the