| Description | Assembly for the 'Battle of St Ann's'.
Tracks 1 - 11: The content of these assemblies is identical to tracks 2 - 9 of MS 4000/6/1/66/31 apart from different track markings. See that listing for more information.
Tracks 12 -23: Rough editing of inserts from the interviews with residents and members of the social study group.
Tracks 24 - 28: Following on from MS 4000/6/1/66/31, recordings of a lecture/confrontational exchange with an unidentified person in an unidentified location, the dialogue is Charles Parker discussing his work and using examples from past projects.
Track 24: Following on from previous discussions regarding consideration of the final audience of a piece and the use of music in the sequences: Charles Parker specifically refers to the mining pieces and makes the criticism of his early work that they are him 'being arty'. 2.55 mins.
Track 25: Following on from previous track the discussion continues: Parker states he 'is not concerned with 'romanticising working class' he is interested in the 'human condition' and questions what is reality/the facts. Parker continues on this theme and cites what he now see as 'superficiality' to be the reason for his change in working practices. The recording cuts off mid discussion. 3.20 mins
Track 26: Silence; 17.37 mins.
Track 27: Song 'So much methadone', the performer is not identified, 0.50 mins.
Track 28: Silence; 18.41 mins
Total: 1.05.29
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF573E0535880 |