10.20
DGM HQ.
Morning reading I…
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Morning reading: JGB’s DU II & the typewritten 1952 draft of the complete work, an early & unpublished draft, loaned to me yesterday by Ken Pledge.
Major discussions in the kitchen I…
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… continuing into the corridor I…
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David has applied his keen analytical mind to direct DGM’s ordering & organising process, to transit to our next stage. This requires a change of DGM HQ state from depository to archive; in practice, moving non-essential stuff out of the building, down the road, next door and, for useful & necessary items, into the building in a more ordered & organised condition.
Mr. Stormy is in DGM SoundWorld I processing the recently-delivered by Ian Bond KC celebratory multi-trax I…
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David contributes the view that the best performances of the Celebration, from a recorded point of view, were at the Nokia in NYC. Mr. Stormy is preparing KC NY4 for download, and looking at the possibility of a compilation of NY2 & NY4 for a KC CC CD release.
The street I…
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15.43 Data organisation.
19.52 David walks into the sunset I...
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An evening of computing ahead.
"A function of language is to disclose.
An effect is to reveal."
