Copernicus: Nothing Exists
Copernicus: Nothing Exists
Format: CD
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Artist: Copernicus
Label: Moonjune Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 723616208522
Genre: Rock
Album originally released on LP in 1984, first time on the CD. It was 1984, and Copernicus was making the transition from being a performance poet to declaiming in front of a full-scale band of musicians. He'd started to play with the saxophonist Melody Peach, in poetry circles, and around the New York City rock club scene. Then, Copernicus witnessed Larry Kirwan and Pierce Turner (both of them multi-instrumentalists) in an East Village joint. He suggested an immediate collaborative piece, and from this point the threesome went on to make up a performing nucleus. Copernicus would mostly appear below 14th Street, the downtown home of all crucial art in NYC. He'd be found at Max's Kansas City, CBGB, Speakeasy, Mudd Club and Kenny's Castaways, making his intense pronouncements in front of a fluctuating cabal of improvisers. So, they went into the slick midtown RCA studios with fifteen musicians, spontaneously laying down the tracks that were to shape Nothing Exists. Digitally remastered.
Tracks:
1.1 I Won't Hurt You
1.2 Blood
1.3 I Know What I Think
1.4 Quasimodo
1.5 Let Me Rest
1.6 Nagasaki
1.7 Atomic Nevermore
