Post-Moderns, 2/9/1983. Digital
Scope and Contents
Post-Moderns was an all-instrumental band that performed in the Boston area and elsewhere in New England from 1982-1984, with additional performances from 1986-2008.
Live performance at the Rat in Kenmore Square in Boston.
Andrew Joslin - bass
David Drucker - guitar
Laurie Ramona Herboldsheimer - drums
Sev Coursen - alto sax
*Note: All songs written by Andrew Joslin, David Drucker, Laurie R. Herboldsheimer, Sev Coursen. For set lists, click "Expand All" below.
Dates
- Creation: 2/9/1983.
Conditions Governing Access
The Freedman audio collection is largely inaccessible due to ongoing preservation work. However, digital access copies of some tapes are available; please contact the Loeb Music Library for questions about access.
Extent
1 audiocassettesGeneral note
Side 1 (First set):
00:18 - Tryout #6 (sound check)
03:41 - start of first set
04:05 - #6
06:52 - Funk #1
10:12 - DA DA DA
12:32 - In the Hammock
16:38 - 1001 Fires
19:26 - Domino Theory
22:36 - Wall to Wall
25:28 - YMG
General note
Side 2 (Second set):
01:10 - Breath Mark
04:00 - In the Hammock
07:46 - New One
11:15 - Tryout #6
14:18 - Domino Theory
17:24 - PM Tango
20:38 - YMG
24:50 - UH-OH MAGICIAN
27:18 - AJ5
31:12 - #6
33:50 - Funk #1
Repository Details
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