Open Vocal Phrases....

Open Vocal Phrases....Open Vocal Phrases, Where Songs Come In and Out" offers an intimate unedited solo live performance recorded at Phill Niblock's Experimental Intermedia Foundation in Downtown NYC on 12 20 85. Phill curated and produced with Arthur two concerts at EI that would become an integral part of the foundation for the final World of Echo album. Arthur titled this performance "Open Vocal Phrases, Where Songs Come In and Out". This extraordinary performance was

Here Comes The Sun (Take 9)

like they have been forever: "spacey

12 Muddy Waters– Look What You've Done

to wrap a humanity around another's pain

and The Horrors' bassist Rhys Webb joined to replace Ella

less considered – that had produced that killer Brit-funk sound

The Great Lafayette

highlighting the "incredible touring and production crew

6 The Botanist

Celebration 3:18

fellow Australian Bleddyn Butcher

Georgia Anne Muldrow– Myrrh Song 3:52