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Giorno Poetry Systems
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Founded in 1965, Giorno Poetry Systems was an American artist collective, record label, and non-profit organisation founded by poet and performance artist John Giorno with the direct aim to connect poetry and related art forms to a larger audience using innovative ideas, such as communication technology, audiovisual materials and techniques.
Analogue to then active Pop-Art ideas, Giorno wanted to change poetry's situation by communicating to his audiences through everyday means such as telephone, television, records and so on. After all, phonographs and radio were a perfect terrain for people to listen, as Giorno called it poetry’s venue. Furthermore, these ways would offer Giorno's ideas a wide open space to explore, to reach a broad audience not limited anymore to that of the poetry magazines.
From 1965 on, Giorno would explore tape and phonograph recording, along with colleagues William S. Burroughs and Brion Gysin, using a variety of tape experiments such as loops and cut techniques Giorno was introduced to Bob Moog, who was working on his Moog synthesizer, on the verge of its fame. The GPS label released albums regularly until the late 1980s. Many of these albums included early recordings by later-prominent performers such as Laurie Anderson and Philip Glass as well as unique performances by Frank Zappa, Diamanda Galás, Allen Ginsberg, John Cage, and Brion Gysin, as well as Giorno and Burroughs. In the 1990s, Giorno Poetry Systems released a box set collecting its recordings of William S. Burroughs.
Source : Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giorno_Poetry_Systems
"In 1961 I was a young poet who hung out with young artists like Andy Warhol, Bob Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns, as well as with members of the Judson Dance Theatre. The use of modern mass media and technologies by these artists made me realize that poetry was 75 years behind painting and sculpture, dance and music. And I thought, if they can do it, why can't I do it for poetry. Why not try to connect with an audience using all the entertainments of ordinary life: television, the telephone, record albums, etc? It was the poet's job to invent new venues and make fresh contact with the audience. This inspiration gave rise to Giorno Poetry Systems." — (John Giorno)
Artists :(Edit)
Pre-GPS(Edit)
John Giorno, Intervenus Mind, LP 501, 1967 |
 [Front cover hi-rez] | From 1967, out of New York, comes John Giorno with his privately pressed LP presented by The Intravenus Mind. Side 1 which contains 8 poems, is entitled Raspberry and Side 2 which is one long poem is entitled Pornographic Poem. John Giorno is helped out on Side 1 and Side 2 by 20th century pop artist Robert Rauschenberg. He is also assisted by Yvonne Rainier, Peter Schjeldahl, Henry Geldzahler, Trisha Brown, Ann Ware, Tod Berrigan, John Perreault, Sarah Dalton, Lee Crabtree, Alan Sarret, Patti Oldenberg, Nina Thurman, Bryce Marden, and Michael McClanathan. The cover is by Les Levine. - Raspberry (Featuring – Peter Schjeldahl, Robert Rauschenberg, Yvonne Rainer) - Pornographic Poem (Featuring – Alan Sarret, Ann Ware, Bryce Marden, Henry Geldzahler, John Perreault, Lee Crabtree, Michael McClanathan, Nina Thurman, Patti Oldenberg, Peter Schjeldahl, Robert Rauschenberg, Sarah Dalton, Tod Berrigan, Trisha Brown, Yvonne Rainer) |
GPS albums :(Edit)
The Dial-A-Poem Poets, GPS 001-002, 1972 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] | - Allen Ginsberg - Vajra Mantra -Diana De Prima - Revolutionary Letters Nos. 7, 13, 16, 49 -William Burroughs - excerpts from The Wild Boys -Anne Waldman - Pressure, Holy City -John Giorno - Vajra Kisses - Emmett Williams - Duet -Ed Sanders - Cemetery Hill -Taylor Mead - Motorcycles -Allen Ginsberg - Green Automobile 1953 -Robert Creeley - The Messenger for Allen Ginsberg, I Know a Man -Harris Schiff - Poems -Lenore Kandel - Kali -Aram Saroyan - Not a Cricket -Philip Whalen - excerpts from Scenes of Life at the Capital -Ted Berrigan - excerpts from The Sonnets - Frank O'Hara - Ode to Joy, To Hell With It -Joe Brainard - excerpt from I Remember -Clark Coolidge - Small Inventions: Suite V (plurals) secanate, Suite IV -Jim Carroll - excerpts from The Basketball Diaries -John Cage - Mushroom Haiku, excerpt from Silence -Bernadette Mayer - These Stories About After the Revolution -Michael Brownstein - Geography - Brion Gysin - I Am That I Am -John Sinclair - The Destruction of America -Anne Waldman - How the Sestina (Yawn) Works -Heathcote Williams - I Will Not Pay Taxes Until -Dave Henderson - The Louisiana Weekly No. 1, Ruckus Poem Part 1 -Bobby Seale - excerpt from Fillmore East speech -Kathleen Cleaver - excerpt from Fillmore East speech -Allen Ginsberg - Blake Song: Merrily We Welcome in the Year |
Disconnected, GPS 003-004, 1974 |
   [Front cover hi-rez] | - Allen Ginsberg: I'm a Victim of Telephones -Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche : Cynical Letter, A Letter to Marpa, Sound Cycle -(Aham) -John Giorno: Suicide Sutra -William S. Burroughs: What Washington? What Orders? -Charles Plymell: 100 Flies on an Airplane Flying Around the World -Michael Brownstein: Monologue from the Top -John Cage: excerpt from Silence - Anne Waldman: Fast Speaking Woman -Diane DiPrima: excerpt from Loba -Bernadette Mayer: excerpt from Studying Hunger -Robert Creeley: The Name -Diane Wakoski: High Heel Jesus -Gregory Coroso: Marriage -Maureen Owen: Body Rush -Ed Sanders: Stand by My Side Oh Lord - Allen Ginsberg: Jimmy Berman -Joe Brainard: excerpt from More I Remember More -John Perreault: Nude Death -Jack Spicer: excerpt from Billy the Kid -Jim Carroll: from The Basketball Diaries, Age 13, Spring 1965 -Peter Orlovsky: All Around the Garden - Imamu Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones) : Our Nation Is Like Ourselves -Michael McClure: Lion Poem -Ed Durn: Recollections -Frank Lima: The Hunter -Frank O'Hara: Adieu Norman, Bonjour to Joan and Jean Paul -Bill Berkson: Stanky -Larry Fagin: A Play -Tom Clark: Little Aria -Paul Blackburn: The Once Over -Philip Whelan: If You're So Smart Why Aren't You Rich -Ron Padgett: June 17, 1942 -John Ashbery: The Tennis Court Oath -Clark Coolidge: excerpt from Dews (8 channel) -Charles Amirkhanian |
Biting Off The Tongue Of A Corpse, GPS 005, 1975 |
 [Front cover hi-rez] | - Gary Snyder from "Turtle Island" -John Giorno "Subduing Demons In America" -Excerpt- -William S. Burroughs From "The Wild Boys" -Charles Olsen "Maximus of Gloucester" -Ted berrigan Excerpt from "Memorial day" -Ed Sanders "The Struggle" |
William S. Burroughs/John Giorno, GPS 006-007, 1975 |
  | - William Burroughs : -"103rd Street Boys" from Junkie -excerpt from Naked Lunch -"From Here To Eternity" from Exterminator -excerpt from Ah Pook Is Here -"The Chief Smiles" from Wild Boys -"The Green Nun" -excerpt from Cities Of The Red Night - John Giorno : -"Eating Human Meat" |
The Dial-A-Poem Poets: Totally Corrupt, GPS 008-009, 1976 |
 [Front cover hi-rez] | - Charles Bukowski "Cloud Nine", "Neighbourhood Of Murder", "Two Horse Collars", "Christ", "You'll Never Know", "Closing Topless Bars" -Imamu Amiri Baraka "Rockefeller Is Your President And Your Mama Don't Wear No Drawers" and "New York Is Everywhere Big" -William Carlos Williams "Yellow Flower" -William S. Burroughs "When Did I Stop Wanting To Be President" -Sylvia Plath "Daddy" -John Giorno from "Shit, Piss, Blood, Pus And Brains" -Michael McClure -Ed Sanders -Ted Berrigan "Today In Ann Arbor" -John Cage - introduces and reads "Song, Derived from the Journal of Henry David Thoreau" (1976) (6:30). recorded at St. Mark's Church, New York City, on January 1, 1976. -John Cage - "Song" and "Clark Coolidge" (cut up of Variation 5 record) -Jack Briece "62 Mesotics Re Merce Cunningham (33-37)" |
John Giorno & Anne Waldman: a Kulchur Selection, GPS 010-011, 1977 |
   [Front cover hi-rez] [Back cover hi-rez] | - John Giorno : "Everyone Is A Complete Disappointment" - John Giorno : Drinking the blood of Every woman's period" - Anne Waldman : -For the Voice of Montserrat Caballe -Error -Sisters -Plutonium Poem -Billy Work Peyote -Sun The Blonde Out -Shaman Hisses You Slide Back in the Night - Anne Waldman : -Fast Speaking Woman -White Eyes -Musical Garden |
Big Ego, GPS 012-013, 1978 |
   [Front cover hi-rez] | - Patti Smith "The Histories Of The Universe" -Philip Glass "A Secret Solo" -John Giorno "Grasping At Emptiness" -Laurie Anderson "Three Expediences" -Robert Wilson & Christopher Knowles excerpt from "A Letter To Queen Victoria: The Sundance Kid is Beautiful" - Meredith Monk "Biography" from Education Of The Girlchild, 1972 -Michael Lally excerpt from "All Of The Above" -Robert Lowell excerpt from "Ulysses & Circe" -Larry Wendt "How To Cook A Duck" -Jackie Curtis "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" - Ed Sanders "A Monologue" from The Fugs -William S. Burroughs excerpt from "Naked Lunch: The Laboratory Has Been Locked For Three Hours Solid" -Harris Schiff "15 Years Passess" & "Dollar Bill" -Otis Brown "Boneless Chicken" -Joel Oppenheimer "Cities, This City" -The Fugs "Saran Wrap" -Claes Oldenburg "June Was" & "Panodramdra" -Denise Levertov "Woman Alone" from Homage To Pavese -Ted Greenwald "Friends" -Anthony J. Gnazzo "Hisnia & Hernia" -Steve & Gloria Tropp "Snow White" -Jim Brodey "Homeward Bound" with Colin Wolcott on sitar -Robert Ashley "Interiors With Flash" - Eileen Myles "Tuesday Brightness" -Helen Adam "Apartment On Twin Peaks" -Anne Waldman "Light & Shadow" -Joe Johnson "Fly Ho" -Lorenzo Thomas "Wonders" -Ishmael Reed "Sky Diving" -Kenward Elmslie "The Woolworth Song" -Mona Da Vinci excerpt from "The Sacred Wood Of Art: The Last Supper Of Mona DaVinci" -Bernard Heidsieck "Canal Street No. 19" -Steve Hamilton "Promise" -Frank O'Hara "Poem" & "Poem" -Ron Padgett "No Title" |
The Nova Convention, GPS 014-015, 016-017, 1979, with a once-only Frank Zappa performance |
  | - Terry Southern: Vignette of Idealistic Life in South Texas -William Burroughs: Keynote Commentary & Roosevelt After Inauguration -John Giorno : Eating The Sky -Patti Smith : Poem for Jim Morrison & Bumblebee - William Burroughs: Benway -Philip Glass : Building (excerpt from Einstein on the Beach) -Brion Gysin : Kick That Habit, Junk Is No Good Baby, Somebody Special, & Blue Baboon -Frank Zappa : The Talking Asshole -William Burroughs: from The Gay Gun: This is Kim Carson & Just Like The Collapse of any Currency, & The Whole Tamale - William Burroughs: What the Nova Convention is About -Ed Sanders : Hymn to Aphrodite form Sappho -John Cage: Writing for the Second Time Through Finnegan's Wake -Anne Waldman : Plutonium Ode & Skin Meat Bones - Laurie Anderson: Song from America On The Move (& Julia Heyward) -Allen Ginsberg: Punk Rock & Old Pond -Peter Orlovsky: Feeding Them Raspberries To Grow & Nurses Song -Conversations: William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Timothy Leary, Les Levine, and Robert Anton Wilson |
The Dial-A-Poem Poets: Sugar, Alcohol & Meat, GPS 018-019, 1980 |
   [Front cover hi-rez] [Back cover hi-rez] [Center hi-rez] | - Peter Gordon "excerpt from Extended Niceties" performed with David Van Tieghem -John Giorno "I Resigned Myself To Being Here" -John Cage "Alex & Gretchen Corazzo, The 6th Patriarch Of Zen Buddhism, Once I Was Visiting My Aunt Marge, Dorothy Invited Me, & One Of Suzuki's Books" -Tom Carey "Good Night Irene" -Andrei Vosnesensky "I Am Goya, Song Of Moscow Ancient Church Bells" - Miguel Pinero "New York City Hard Times Blues" -Miguel Algarin "Setenta Y Cinco Abriles" -Mitchell Kreigman "In The Bathtub" -William S. Burroughs "I Was Traveling With The Intolerable Kid On The Nova Lark" from Nova Express -William S. Burroughs Jr. "Translucent Boy, An Excellent Time, & For Neal Cassidy" -Charlie Morrow "O Yeh - Don't Die" -Ted Berrigan "To Jack Kerouac" - Charlotte Carter "Six Months In Brooklyn" -Patti Smith "Parade" -Cliff Fyman "Coffee" -Robin Messing "3 Subway Poems" -Paul Violi "Whalefeathers" -Bob Holman " RAP IT UP" -Allen Ginsberg "C.I.A. Dope Calypso" accompanied by Steven Taylor -Anne Waldman "Lady Tactics" -John Ashbery "Litany" with Ann Lauterbach -Beth Anderson "I Can't Stand It" -Rene Ricard "Rene Ricard Famous At 20" - Barbara Barg "Chicks" -Ned Sublette "Nice Young Mormons" -Kathy Acker "I Was Walking Down The Street" from The Adult Life Of Toulouse Lautrec" -Eileen Myles "Lorna & Vicki" -Barbara Barg "So Fine" with Chassler -Didi Susanm Dubelyew "Who Needs Exercise" -Rochelle Kraut "New Born Sleep" -Gary Snyder "What You Should Know to Be A Poet" -Daniela Gioseffi "Eggs" -Regina Beck "Message From Confucius" -Bernard Heidseick "Canal Street, No. 4" -Charles Bernstein "Wall As" -Steve McCaffery "Viking Log Part 2" with Ted Moses (sax) -Ron Padgett "Zzzzz" |
John Giorno, William S. Burroughs, Laurie Anderson: You’re The Guy I Want To Share My Money With (with multigrooved track), GPS 020-021, 022-023, 042, 1981 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] [Back cover hi-rez] | - Laurie Anderson -Dr. Miller -It Was up in the Mountains -Drums -Closed Circuits -Born, Never Asked - John Giorno -I Don't Need It, I Don't Want It, and You Cheated Me Out of It -Completely Attached to Delusion - William S. Burroughs -Introducing John Stanley Hart; He Entered the Bar with the Best of Intentions -Twilight's Last Gleamings -By Protagonist Kim Carson -Salt Chunk Mary; Like Mr. Hart, Kim Has a Dark Side to His Character -Progressive Education -The Wild Fruits -The Unworthy Vessel - multi-grooved record, depending on where the needle lands on the record you will hear ONE of the following: -Laurie Anderson: For Electronic Dogs/Structuralist Filmmaking/Drums -William S. Burroughs: My Name Is Clem Snide/Mr. Hart Couldn't Hear the Word Death -John Giorno: excerpt from Put Your Ear to Stone & Open Your Heart to the Sky |
Polyphonix 1, GPS 024, 1981 |
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John Giorno & Glenn Branca: Who You Staring At?, GPS 025, 1982 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] [Back cover hi-rez] | - Glenn Branca - Bad Smells -John Giorno - Stretching It Wider -John Giorno - We Got Here Yesterday, We're Here Now, and I Can't Wait to Leave Tomorrow |
There is no GPS 026 |
The Dial-A-Poem Poets: Life is a Killer, GPS 027, 1982 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] [Back cover hi-rez] | - Amiri Baraka "Wailers" -Brion Gysin "Junk" -William Burroughs "The Mummy Piece" -Rose Lesniak "She's So" -Jim Carroll "Just Visiting" (from Book of Nods) -Ned Sublette "Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly" -Jayne Cortez "I See Chano Pozo" -Four Horesmen "The Dreams Remain" -John Giorno "Everyone Says What They Do Is Right" |
One World Poetry, GPS 028-029 |
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| - WAR AGAINST WAR -Ed Sanders "Ban The Bomb (No Neutron Bomb)" -Richard Murphy "Amazement" -Ad Zuiderent "Geen Bom" -Lizzy Sara May "Verlanglijstje" -Linton Kwesi Johnson "All Wi Doin' Is Difendin'" -Miguel Algarin "To Nicaragua" -Vincente Zito Lema (guitar: Numa Morals) "Canto" -Simon Vinkenoog "Verdom De Oorlog, Verdien De Vrede" -H. H. ter Balld "2200 Vaten" -Hans Plomp "Vrouw Holle" -Mignon van Ingeh "Ik Bon Niot Bang Voor De Slang" -Remco Campert "Finka" -Judith Herzberg "1944/1945" -Leo van der Zalm "Voorval" -J. Bernlef "De Begrafenis Van De Dichter" -Elly de Waard "Joke Smit" -Hans Can de Waarsenburg "Rijbroek Uit Canada" -Wiel Kusters "Waar Wen Pad Niet Al Toe Leidt" -Johnny van Doorn "Hou Kontakt" | - SOUND AND POETRY -Barbara Barg "Christian Soldiers" -Avant Squares "Give Me That Bone" -John Giorno Excerpt From "I Don't Need It, I Don't Want It And You Cheated Me Out Of It" -Dick Higgens "Telephone Translation nr. 9" -Henri Chopin Part of "Roule-Gorge" -Ton Lebbink "Donker Is De Kaiverstraat" -Mazis Kunene (conga: Zapata) "The Salers" -Jim Carroll "The Angel" -Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir "Cassady" -Bernard Heidsieck Part of "Vaduz (Capital Of Liechtenstein) -William Burroughs "Cold Hearted Bastard" -Lawrence Ferlinghetti "Goya And America" -David Henderson "Ghetto Follies" -Franco Beltrametti "Frank O'Hara (Poetry Is A Funny Deal)" -Diane di Prima "Malagalpa" -Michael McClure "Jane Harlow" -Ken Kesey "Bible Bill/John The Groupie" -Uli Becker "Bitte Nichts Ins Closet Werfen" -Alfred Miersch "Ewig Ewig Sind Die Schuldiger" |
You’re A Hook, The 15th Anniversary of Dial-A-Poem, GPS 030, 1983 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] | - John Giorno "(Last Night) I Gambled With My Anger And Lost" -William S. Burroughs "Old Man Bickford" from The Place Of Dead Roads" -Laurie Anderson "Song From America On The Move" (from The Nova Convention) -Philip Glass "A Secret Solo" from Big Ego -Lenny Kaye "No Jestering", introduced by Patti Smith -Patti Smith "7 Ways Of Going" from "The Histories Of The World" (from Big Ego); "Fire Of Unknown Origin" w/ Lenny Kaye on guitar (from The Nova Convention) -Jim Carroll excerpt from The Basketball Diaries: "1962, and the Coach Told Me To Take Off My Shirt" and "August 7, 1965, The Celia Sisters" recorded 1969 (from The Dial-a-Poem Poets) -Frank Zappa "The Talking Asshole" (from The Nova Convention) -Allen Ginsberg "Father Death Blues" |
Giorno Video Pak 1, GPS 031 |
| - Lenny Kaye: I've Got a Right -William S. Burroughs: Dr. Benway -John Giorno: Life is a Killer |
Lenny Kaye Connection: I've Got A Right, GPS 032, 1984 |
 [Front cover hi-rez] | - features musical cohort Patti Smith, and Jim Carroll & John Giorno as the "anvil chorus". -I've Got a Right -Luke the Drifter -Still Life -Telltale Heart -Jealousy -I Cry Mercy -Record Collector -As I Make Love |
The Dial-A-Poem Poets: Better An Old Demon Than A New God, GPS 033, 1984 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] | - David Johansen - "Imaginatin' Cocktail" -John Giorno - "Exiled in Domestic Life" -William S. Burroughs - "Dinosaurs" -Psychic TV - "Unclean" -Lydia Lunch - "What it is" -Meredith Monk - "Candy Bullets and Moon" -Jim Carroll - "A Peculiar-Looking Girl" -Anne Waldman - "Uh-Oh Plutonium" -Richard Hell - "The Rev. Hell Gets Confused" -Arto Lindsay - "Alisa" -David Van Tieghem - Out of the Frying Pan -Jessica Hagedorn & The Gangster Choir - Tenement Lover |
BURROUGHS, Giorno Video Pak 2, GPS 034, 1985 |
| - Directed by Howard Brookner - Featuring : - William S. Burroughs, Patti Smith, Lauren Hutton, Allen Ginsburg, Jackie Curtis, Terry Southern, Brion Gysin, John Giorno, Francis Bacon |
A Diamond Hidden In The Mouth Of A Corpse, GPS 035, 1985 |
 [Front cover hi-rez] | - Husker Du - Won't Change -David Johansen - Johnsonius -John Giorno Band - Scum & Slime -William S. Burroughs - Excerpts from The Western Land: The President, Colonel Bradford, Everyman a God -Sonic Youth - Halloween -Cabaret Voltaire - Dead Man's Shoes -Diamanda Galás - Excerpt from Eyes Without Blood -Coil - Neither His Nor Yours -Michael Gira - Game -David Van Tieghem - Out of the Frying Pan -Jessica Hagedorn & The Gangster Choir - Tenement Lover |
Poetry In Motion, GPS 036, 1982 |
   | - A Film by Ron Mann - Featuring : - Jim Carroll, Charles Bukowski, Amiri Baraka, WIlliam S. Burroughs, Helen Adam, Jayne Cortez, Ted Berrigan, Robert Creeley, Tom Waits, Ed Sanders, John Cage, Miguel Algarin, Michael McClure, Four Horseman, Christopher Dewdney, Ted Milton, Diane DiPrima, Michael Ondaatje, Kenward Elmslie, Gary Snyder, Anne Waldman, Ntozake Shange, Allen Ginsberg, John Giorno. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwJQNdF3FMM http://www.poetryfoundation.org/article/243828 |
It's Clean, It Just Looks Dirty, Giorno Video Pak 3, GPS 037, 1987 |
 | - Cabaret Voltaire: Trust In The Lord -Husker Du: Girl WHo Lives On Heaven Hill, Powerline -Diamanda Galás: Live in London-2 Excerpts from Eyes Without Blood -Einsturzende Neubauten: Sand -Robert Frank, Rudy Wurlitzer, Gary Hill: Energy And How To Get It -John Giorno Band: Scum & Slime -David Johansen: Heard The News -Robert Wilson and the Civil warS: excerpt, music by Shubert, David Byrne, and Philip Glass -Swans : A Screw -Psychic TV: Unclean -John Waters: No Smoking In This Theatre |
Smack My Crack, GPS 038, 1987 |
 [Front cover hi-rez] | - Butthole Surfers: boiled dove -Einsturzende Neubauten: Adler kommt Später -Diamanda Galás: Solo live in Amsterdam (an excerpt from Eyes Without Blood) -William S. Burroughs: Words of Advice; Kim Like the great gatsby (from 'the western land') -Swans: Anything for you (hang me) -John Giorno Band: Sucking mud -Chad & Sudan: Cheap energy -Tom Waits: The pontiac -Chris Stein : Indra (for Brion Gysin) -Nick Cave: 'The atra virago' or 'The Vargus barking spider' (excerpt from 'and the ass saw the angel' -Husker Du: Won't Change (CD ONLY - from A Diamond Hidden In The Mouth Of A Corpse) -David Johansen: Johnsonious (CD ONLY - from A Diamond Hidden In The Mouth Of A Corpse) -Cabaret Voltaire: Dead Man's Shoes (CD ONLY - from A Diamond Hidden In The Mouth Of A Corpse) |
Gang of Souls, Giorno Video Pak 4, GPS 039, 1988 |
 | - Produced and directed by Maria Beatty - Starring: William S. Burroughs , Allen Ginsberg, Marianne Faithfull, John Giorno, Henry Rollins, Lydia Lunch, Jim Carroll, Gregory Corso, Ed Sanders, Diane DiPrime, Anne Waldman, Richard Hell |
Like A Girl, I Want You To Keep Coming, GPS 040, 1989 |
  [Front cover hi-rez] | - Debbie Harry : Invocation To Papa Legba -New Order: Sister Ray -William S. Burroughs: Just Say No To Drug Hysteria (excerpt); Dead Souls -David Byrne : Song For The Trees (or) I Know Sometimes The World Is Wrong -Live Skull : Tri-Power -PMS (Pre-Metal Syndrome): Living On The Outside (Fucked Up World) -Karen Finley : Party Animal -John Giorno Band: It’s A Mistake To Think You’re Special -Henry Rollins Band: Hard |
Old Habits Die Hard, Giorno Video Pak 5, GPS 041 |
| - David Van Tieghem, John Sanborn, Mary Perillo: Galaxy -Coil : Tainted Love -Jim Jarmusch: Coffee and Cigarettes -Tom Waits: Raindogs, Confetti, Clocks, Barber Shop, Evening Train -Love and Rockets: Mirror People -Starr Sutherland: Contact -Diamanda Galás: Double-Barrel Prayer -John Giorno -Nick Zedd: Whoregasm -Robert Longo -Megadeath : Peace Sells -William Burroughs -Butthole Surfers |
John Giorno, William S. Burroughs, Laurie Anderson: You’re The Guy I Want To Share My Money With, GPS 042-2, 042-4, 1981 |
| CD reissue | - Laurie Anderson -Born, Never Asked -Closed Circuits -Dr. Miller -It Was up in the Mountains -For Electronic Dogs -Structuralist Filmmaking -Drums - William S. Burroughs -Introducing John Stanley Hart; He Entered The Bar With The Best Intentions -Twilight's Last Gleamings -My Protagonist Kim Carson -Salt Chunk Mary; Like Mr. Hart, Kim Has A Dark Side To His Character -Progressive Education -The Wild Fruits -The Unworthy Vessel -The Name Is Clem Snide -Mr. Hart Couldn't Hear The Word Death -John Giorno -I Don't Need It, I Don't Want It, and You Cheated Me Out of It -Completely Attached to Delusion |
Cash Cow: The Best Of Giorno Poetry Systems , GPS 044, 1993 |
 | - Cabaret Voltaire - Ride Baby Ride -William S. Burroughs - The Do Rights and Naked Lunch: The Laboratory has been locked for 3 hours solid -Debbie Harry - Moroccan Rock (Pipe of Pain) -Buster Poindexter - Totalitarian State -John Giorno - Berlin & Chernobyl, Hi Risque -Husker Du - Won't Change -Laurie Anderson - Song from America On The Move -Philip Glass - A Secret Solo -Patti Smith - The Histories of the Universe -Coil - Neither His Nor Yours -Diamanda Galás - Excerpt from Eyes Without Blood -Glenn Branca - Bad Smells -Frank Zappa - The Talking Asshole |
Audio :(Edit)
- http://www.johngiorno.net/gps.html (audio contents of each album)
- http://www.ubu.com/sound/gps.html
Sources, Urls :(Edit)
- http://www.johngiorno.net/gps.html — [Retrieved on 6 nov 2013]
- http://brainwashed.com/giorno/ — [Retrieved on 3 nov 2013]
- http://www.maggs.com/departments/counter_culture/authors/burroughs/giorno-poetry-systems-a-complete-run-of-the-20-vinyl-recordings-with-john-giornos-first-record-the-intravenus-mind-presents-poems-by-john-giorno/cc55323/ — [Retrieved on 6 nov 2013]
- https://www.facebook.com/johngiorno/timeline — [Retrieved on 6 nov 2013]
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