[ARSCLIST] Delirium in Hi Fi (was: wire recordings - archival storage)

[Michael Biel <mbiel@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dave Lewis wrote:
> Tracy,
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> The CD is on Basta. You'll love it -- there's only one person I've known
> who didn't like it, and the fact that she didn't outed her as a wanna-be
> fake hipster. (-; David N. "Uncle Dave" Lewis Assistant Editor, Classical
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Of course I have the Columbia Adventures In Sound series LP of it, with 
the gold label.  I've had it since 1962.  I've never come across the 
original French issue of it.  I urge EVERYONE to check out the samples 
of it here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/recsradio/radio/B0000279TB/ref=pd_krex_listen_dp_img?ie=UTF8&refTagSuffix=dp_img

Because I figured that the people on this list might buy every available 
copy after hearing these samples, I just ordered a copy of the CD, which 
I have been meaning to get for years.  Leah and I did include a section 
of it in our ARSC presentation a few years ago on the manipulation of 
recordings.  Under his real name he did two other albums similar to it 
(but not as funny) Poppppppp, and Paris 1925. I see that the Basta 
people are listing THIS album under his real name instead of Elsa 
Popping and Her Pixieland Band.  Perhaps because they are Dutch they 
don't get the pun on Hellsapopping? 

Mike Biel   mbiel@xxxxxxxxx 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tracy Popp
> Hi Mike,
>
> Nope, no relation to Andre although I'm now intrigued about hearing
> "Delirium In Hi-Fi". Thanks for the response! Tracy
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Michael Biel <mbiel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > Oh, and Tracy, you're not any relation to Andre Popp are you?  He did some
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> > wonderful things with tape recorders under the guise of Elsa Popping and Her
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> > Pixieland Band in the 1956 award winning album Delirium In Hi-Fi.
> >     

> > Mike Biel  mbiel@xxxxxxxxx
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> > > Tracy Popp
> > > Graduate Student
> > > Univ. of Illinois
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