Termbo update thread

[Spacecase Records]

Shit, I'll just start a new one. Coley interview is a must read.

[kevin]

Excellent interview!

[mosescarryout]

Good one. I heard a rumor Byron will be at the FMU record show this year.

[JudgeHarsh]

FYI, there's a transcription error wrt ("obscene") poet "Leonard Candel"; should read Lenore Kandel (1932-2009). This is the chapbook that caused the trouble; very interesting woman, sorta tragic later life because of bad 1970 motorcycle accident.

[NelsonBorges]

Wish I could find this great old Greg Shaw interview where he goes into detail about rock fanzine culture, and how it came out of this tradition of people self-publishing zines in the sci-fi world. Would be a good companion to this interview.

Do you know in what magazine it ran?

[STWND]

GREAt interview. Love the different tangents he goes off on. Wish I could find this great old Greg Shaw interview where he goes into detail about rock fanzine culture, and how it came out of this tradition of people self-publishing zines in the sci-fi world. Would be a good companion to this interview.

Seem to recall reading that long ago, as well.
Is it this one? http://scrammagazine.com/greg-shaw-interview/

[nuggetsvolume1]

This was great shit. I knew about "Forced Exposure", but I didn't realize he goes all the way back to Beat chapbooks. I looked up some of his poetry online; it's really good, edgy stuff. Correct me if I am wrong: did he have something to do with Blast First records? Or getting Big Black big? I have always been fuzzy on this dude.

[rr]

Don't think he had anything to do with Blast First, they were a UK label.

As far as Big Black, Albini was a regular contributor to Forced Exposure. 

FE also functioned as a label, one of their releases was a Big Black 7" for FE subscribers only.

FE also assisted labels like Twisted Village and Ecstatic Peace, though that may have been more of Jimmy's thing instead of Byron.

And like others have said, great interview. 

[Richie]

FYI, there's a transcription error wrt ("obscene") poet "Leonard Candel"; should read Lenore Kandel (1932-2009). This is the chapbook that caused the trouble; very interesting woman, sorta tragic later life because of bad 1970 motorcycle accident.

I was trying to figure this one out in editing (I swear) and my futile web searches giving no results (and my own lack of knowledge regarding the subject) made me figure it was too obscure for the internet - which I should have known wasn't true. Thanks for the correction and I apologize for the error -

[JudgeHarsh]

FYI, there's a transcription error wrt ("obscene") poet "Leonard Candel"; should read Lenore Kandel (1932-2009). This is the chapbook that caused the trouble; very interesting woman, sorta tragic later life because of bad 1970 motorcycle accident.

I was trying to figure this one out in editing (I swear) and my futile web searches giving no results (and my own lack of knowledge regarding the subject) made me figure it was too obscure for the internet - which I should have known wasn't true. Thanks for the correction and I apologize for the error -

oh my pleasure; didn't mean to abrubt above, thanks for posting, it was good to see Byron riffing at length on  poetry; makes an interesting complement to the book reviews he and others did back in the Forced Exosure days. The Beat, Bukowski and Richrd Meltzer elements were already there. Thanks for posting. Lenoke Kandel is a bit obscure though Grove Press came to the rescue with the 1967 "Word Alcemy" after "The Love Book" trouble. Here's a good overview of her work with examples of her work:

http://lilliputreview.blogspot.com/2012/05/lenore-kandel-collected-poems.html

Speaking of Meltzer and poetry, some hero uploaded the "Ryhmes With Seltzer" VHS tape I didn't even know existed before, looks like it begins with a "Gulcher"-reissue related reading c. 1990:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UOEv0JjTSc

[Richie]

FYI, there's a transcription error wrt ("obscene") poet "Leonard Candel"; should read Lenore Kandel (1932-2009). This is the chapbook that caused the trouble; very interesting woman, sorta tragic later life because of bad 1970 motorcycle accident.

I was trying to figure this one out in editing (I swear) and my futile web searches giving no results (and my own lack of knowledge regarding the subject) made me figure it was too obscure for the internet - which I should have known wasn't true. Thanks for the correction and I apologize for the error -

oh my pleasure; didn't mean to abrubt above, thanks for posting, it was good to see Byron riffing at length on  poetry; makes an interesting complement to the book reviews he and others did back in the Forced Exosure days. The Beat, Bukowski and Richrd Meltzer elements were already there. Thanks for posting. Lenoke Kandel is a bit obscure though Grove Press came to the rescue with the 1967 "Word Alcemy" after "The Love Book" trouble. Here's a good overview of her work with examples of her work:

http://lilliputreview.blogspot.com/2012/05/lenore-kandel-collected-poems.html

Speaking of Meltzer and poetry, some hero uploaded the "Ryhmes With Seltzer" VHS tape I didn't even know existed before, looks like it begins with a "Gulcher"-reissue related reading c. 1990:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UOEv0JjTSc

Woah, this Meltzer thing is a heavy find.....

[NelsonBorges]

Is it this one? http://scrammagazine.com/greg-shaw-interview/

yes

Thanks for that.

[Richie]

Beginning work on the salvage operation of the reviews section, more coming soon -

http://terminal-boredom.com/

[NelsonBorges]

[rutabowa]

BANGING thank you, now I can catch up on what to trawl bandcamp for to buy