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Note 1: "Part of Pelleas and Melisinda by Debussy. 1st part Richard III. movie with Oliver , Richardson, Gieglud,… Symposium on Dr. Strangeloue with Dwight MacDonald, others. Palmer Mins, 4th Masters. Thoughts about Santyana. Eye research, Myth and mask."; Note 2: CD 1: Lawrence Olivier's Richard III w/ ads. CD 2: cont'd, w/ commentary and ads. Golf--Master's. CD 3: Opera: Debussy's Pelleas and Melisande. CD 4: cont'd. Symposium on Dr. Strangelove. CD 5: "College Bowl". Station changes, then "Science in Action: Eyes". Classical music. Documentary on Tokyo, japanese culture. CD 6: documentary cont'd. Show about early cultures--agriculture, religion w. Professor Campbell. Discussion on police-community relations in Harlem. CD 7: Dr. Strangelove symposium cont'd w. moderator Daniel Rosenblatt. Discussion of "Life, Ideas, and Significance of George Santayana" CD 8: Santayana cont'd. Brahms, piano concerto #2 in B flat Major, op 83. "Commentary on civil rights and civil liberties." ;

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CD 1: Choral music. Man describing India, spirituality. "The State of the American Theatre" discussion panel, including Arthur Miller. CD 2: Camera 3: Louie Antomeier (sp??) on Robert Frost, w/ readings. CBS Ch 2: discussion btw opera singers--Robert Merrill (baritone). Comedy.;

Note 1: "An adaptation of an ancient play. Electronic music. Also crowd. 1 side track one. Misc. Track 2 (being considerable in.) Nov 2, 1963 (others). So some is blank at beginning but! don't erase!. Track 2 and 3 also stereo crowd. Mainly a radio and TV playing on then ......."; Note 2: CD 1: Interview w/ filmmaker. Then, "The Changeling" by Thomas Middleton (adapted for radio). CD 2: The Changeling cont'd. Discussion about avant-garde music. ***Tr. 12: Charlotte Moorman (cellist) on WBAI introducing an avant-garde cello performance including a composition by Ornette Coleman (the acual composition is not played). CD 3: Station changes, jazz music. Poor sound quality. CD 4: In the loft. Footsteps, faint voices, going up and down stairs. Mostly silence, not very good. Show about sound effects. CD 5: show cont'd. CD 6: "Public Employee Strikes: Should They Be Allowed?" discussion panel. Bible stories, religious music. Broadcast about federation of Jewish philanthropists. Performance by Sarah Vaughn. CD 7: Station changes, comedy show. Very faint. ;

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CD 1: Free Jazz w/ sitar and flute on WBAI. Discussion of "homesteading," living in abandoned buildings in NY. "Dear Landlord" by Dylan. Beatles, other music. CD 2: Indian (?) music, blues, more Dylan: "The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest". Whistling Alex Moore. CD 3: Dylan, more folk, spirituals. Tr. 12: stream of consciousness commentary w/ dylan quotes. WBAI accounts of protests and police use of force in NYC. More dylan. CD 4: police v. protesters. Music: folk, rock, traditional, Dylan, Ray Charles.;