CD-Charts Position 1

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Dead City Radio

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date October 01, 1999

CD-Charts Position 2
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Spare Ass Annie and Other Tales

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date September 11, 2000
An odd collection of music and narratives and W Burroughs voice is highly distinctive. On a personal note I have played Junkys Christmas probably around 50+ plus times and never get tired listening to it - it's a fantastic piece. There are a number of other selected tracks that are really quite good and outstanding.

The music background seems quite appropriate and justified in all instances.

The music and spoken dialogue has been melded well together, I really can't image this having been bettered at any time.

If you are considering this purchase, go ahead you will not regret it and will be rewarded by a lifetime of music, words and strange bizarre stories that seem to fit together.

CD-Charts Position 3
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William S. Burroughs - Thee Short Films 1950s-1960s [2007]

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date January 29, 2007
An odd collection of music and narratives and W Burroughs voice is highly distinctive. On a personal note I have played Junkys Christmas probably around 50+ plus times and never get tired listening to it - it's a fantastic piece. There are a number of other selected tracks that are really quite good and outstanding.

The music background seems quite appropriate and justified in all instances.

The music and spoken dialogue has been melded well together, I really can't image this having been bettered at any time.

If you are considering this purchase, go ahead you will not regret it and will be rewarded by a lifetime of music, words and strange bizarre stories that seem to fit together.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Elvis of Letters

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date July 07, 1994
An odd collection of music and narratives and W Burroughs voice is highly distinctive. On a personal note I have played Junkys Christmas probably around 50+ plus times and never get tired listening to it - it's a fantastic piece. There are a number of other selected tracks that are really quite good and outstanding.

The music background seems quite appropriate and justified in all instances.

The music and spoken dialogue has been melded well together, I really can't image this having been bettered at any time.

If you are considering this purchase, go ahead you will not regret it and will be rewarded by a lifetime of music, words and strange bizarre stories that seem to fit together.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Break Through in Grey Room [VINYL]

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date December 08, 2008
If you remove the low-fi fragments of music recorded in Morocco ("Jojuka") you have here 11 tracks totaling 38 minutes. Some are the famous Burroughs "routines", dark droll comedy that ended up in several of his early novels. "Burroughs Called the Law" is a classic. Others, like "Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups" are lecture snippets that shed light on the structural methods he used. Most are examples of the tape experiments themselves, from as early as 1960. These are historical documents of importance to anyone who was unaware that Burroughs worked in audio as well as written cut-up techniques. Unfortunately, this collection is notably inferior to the out-of-print album "Nothing Here Now But The Recordings". Tracks here like "Working ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Instrument of Control

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date March 17, 2008
If you remove the low-fi fragments of music recorded in Morocco ("Jojuka") you have here 11 tracks totaling 38 minutes. Some are the famous Burroughs "routines", dark droll comedy that ended up in several of his early novels. "Burroughs Called the Law" is a classic. Others, like "Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups" are lecture snippets that shed light on the structural methods he used. Most are examples of the tape experiments themselves, from as early as 1960. These are historical documents of importance to anyone who was unaware that Burroughs worked in audio as well as written cut-up techniques. Unfortunately, this collection is notably inferior to the out-of-print album "Nothing Here Now But The Recordings". Tracks here like "Working ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Priest They Called Him

by: William S. Burroughs, Kurt Cobain

Release Date May 05, 1994
Burroughs hypnotic rhythmic, lyrical voice telling a story of the need for a fix and the compassion of man, enhanced and intwined with the Guitar of Kurt Cobain.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Break Through in Grey Room

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date January 16, 2006
If you remove the low-fi fragments of music recorded in Morocco ("Jojuka") you have here 11 tracks totaling 38 minutes. Some are the famous Burroughs "routines", dark droll comedy that ended up in several of his early novels. "Burroughs Called the Law" is a classic. Others, like "Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups" are lecture snippets that shed light on the structural methods he used. Most are examples of the tape experiments themselves, from as early as 1960. These are historical documents of importance to anyone who was unaware that Burroughs worked in audio as well as written cut-up techniques. Unfortunately, this collection is notably inferior to the out-of-print album "Nothing Here Now But The Recordings". Tracks here like "Working with the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Spare Ass Annie and Other Tales

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date March 01, 1997
If you remove the low-fi fragments of music recorded in Morocco ("Jojuka") you have here 11 tracks totaling 38 minutes. Some are the famous Burroughs "routines", dark droll comedy that ended up in several of his early novels. "Burroughs Called the Law" is a classic. Others, like "Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups" are lecture snippets that shed light on the structural methods he used. Most are examples of the tape experiments themselves, from as early as 1960. These are historical documents of importance to anyone who was unaware that Burroughs worked in audio as well as written cut-up techniques. Unfortunately, this collection is notably inferior to the out-of-print album "Nothing Here Now But The Recordings". Tracks here like "Working with the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Break Through in Grey Room

by: William S. Burroughs

Release Date July 03, 2001
If you remove the low-fi fragments of music recorded in Morocco ("Jojuka") you have here 11 tracks totaling 38 minutes. Some are the famous Burroughs "routines", dark droll comedy that ended up in several of his early novels. "Burroughs Called the Law" is a classic. Others, like "Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups" are lecture snippets that shed light on the structural methods he used. Most are examples of the tape experiments themselves, from as early as 1960. These are historical documents of importance to anyone who was unaware that Burroughs worked in audio as well as written cut-up techniques. Unfortunately, this collection is notably inferior to the out-of-print album "Nothing Here Now But The Recordings". Tracks here like "Working with the Popular Forces" ... Read More: