Glenn Branca-Symphony No. 13: Hallucination City-St. Louis, MO

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The St. Louis Symphony hosting Glenn Branca's Symphony for 100 Guitars, Symphony No. 13 (Hallucination City). John Myers, Conductor. Featured guitarists: David Robertson, conductor, St. Louis Symphony, John Patatucci, Steve Mackey. Live at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO. November 13, 2008.
Glenn Branca makes an appearance at the end!

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  • I loved the ascension but this shit is too deep for me

  • 4:52-6:20 orgasm

  • Shoegaze

  • SU-PERB!

  • Hah, Robertson breaks a string at 4:30.

  • I really wanted to be a part of this. There was a post for guitarists wanted on craigslist here in stl but the requirements were that you had to be able to read music and I cant. Oh well I was sick when it happened anyways. I hope st.louis symphony decides to host this again so maybe I can attend next time.

  • Just read the side info and realized that's actually Robertson in the red shirt playing guitar - how cool is that. John Myers did a great job directing this fracas!

  • Airborne Robertson at 6:24 is priceless! ;D

    I can't believe how awesome this music is. David Robertson is The Bomb for bringing this kind of music regularly to the concert hall in St. Louis!

    Airborne Robertson at 6:24 is priceless!

  • then the question obviously arise: if you do not like the real thing, why do you like the aural hallucination of something you dislike? I personally can't judge because I haven't been there, but I like the idea of the composer of questioning Symphony in so many levels

  • I think that the aural hallucination of jets flying around is probably something that is easy to like, as opposed to the ACTUAL sound of jets flying (which people can, of course, potentially dig).

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