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:One of the hallmarks of a sellout is merchandise available for sale in the lobby. The Indie approach of the day was to use analog cassettes since they were readily available and cheap. E X Rator had access to a high-speed dubbing deck so it was possible to make these quickly. Oddly enough I don't seem to have a copy of the actual audio tape and so I got wondering whether we ever really made any.... | :One of the hallmarks of a sellout is merchandise available for sale in the lobby. The Indie approach of the day was to use analog cassettes since they were readily available and cheap. E X Rator had access to a high-speed dubbing deck so it was possible to make these quickly. Oddly enough I don't seem to have a copy of the actual audio tape and so I got wondering whether we ever really made any.... | ||
:Thankfully, Tim had [[Blickhan_Collection_0020|one]]! | |||
Thankfully, Tim had [[Blickhan_Collection_0020|one]]! | |||
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- Audio cassette label, DOGSWILL RAVE
- D A Ayer
- Plain paper copy on hand-cut card stock
- 7 1/2 x 4 inches
- April 1984
- © 1984 the artist
- Collection of David and Rebecca Ayer
- One of the hallmarks of a sellout is merchandise available for sale in the lobby. The Indie approach of the day was to use analog cassettes since they were readily available and cheap. E X Rator had access to a high-speed dubbing deck so it was possible to make these quickly. Oddly enough I don't seem to have a copy of the actual audio tape and so I got wondering whether we ever really made any....
- Thankfully, Tim had one!
