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Steve Roden, signed book + cd, i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces

$25.00
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Steve Roden, signed book + cd, i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces

$25.00

A copy of Steve Roden’s 2011 book + cd, i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces. Edition of 2500, unsigned.

The book “brings together a collection of vintage photographs related to music, a group of 78rpm recordings, and short excerpts from various literary sources that are contemporary with the sound and images. It is a somewhat intuitive gathering, culled from my collection of thousands of vernacular photographs related to music, sound, and listening. The subjects range from the PT Barnum-esque Professor McRea – “Ontario’s Musical Wonder” (pictured with his complex sculptural one man band contraption) – to anonymous African-American guitar players and images of early phonographs. The images range from professional portraits to ethereal, accidental, double exposures – and include a range of photographic print processes, such as tintypes, ambrotypes, cdvs, cabinet cards, real photo postcards, albumen prints, and turn-of-the-century snapshots.” - Steve Roden

Note, there is an additional shipping surcharge for international orders.

RIP Steve.

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A copy of Steve Roden’s 2011 book + cd, i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces. Edition of 2500, unsigned.

The book “brings together a collection of vintage photographs related to music, a group of 78rpm recordings, and short excerpts from various literary sources that are contemporary with the sound and images. It is a somewhat intuitive gathering, culled from my collection of thousands of vernacular photographs related to music, sound, and listening. The subjects range from the PT Barnum-esque Professor McRea – “Ontario’s Musical Wonder” (pictured with his complex sculptural one man band contraption) – to anonymous African-American guitar players and images of early phonographs. The images range from professional portraits to ethereal, accidental, double exposures – and include a range of photographic print processes, such as tintypes, ambrotypes, cdvs, cabinet cards, real photo postcards, albumen prints, and turn-of-the-century snapshots.” - Steve Roden

Note, there is an additional shipping surcharge for international orders.

RIP Steve.