Harold Budd / Lovely Thunder by Harold Budd - 1990-08-31

30 Hertz Records, 2002-07-26. audioCD. Very Good. 5x5x0. a couple of tiny dings to front insert; otherwise, jewel case and rear cover art are in excellent condition; disc is mint; because we care that your order arrives in the condition stated, we have additionally sealed the case in bubblewrap for added protection during shipment

(Vancouver): Heavenly Monkey, 2009. Soft cover. Fine. Sewn printed wrappers, large 4to., (4) pages. A notice or prospectus set and printed in two colors by Rollin Milroy. Of 50 copies, this is a special proof copy printed on handmade paper. A fine copy.

Stein & Day Pub, 1982-04-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!

Los Angeles: Fisher Gallery, 1983. 8vo. [ca 23 pp.]. Soft cover. Good. Illustrated paper wraps. Staple binding. Some shelf wear. B&W plates. ABHASA: Image-Bearing Light part of 'Collaborations, ' organized by the Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, with concurrent exhibition, Art & Language. Scarce.

Moonliner Books, 2009. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Fine. 34pp. Original wrappers, Fine, as New. With a foreword by the author. Two hundred copies of this trade edition have been printed on Mohawk Superfine by David Clifford at Black Stone Press. Printed letterpress from the same setting created for the limited edition co-published by Heavenly Monkey Editions and MoonLiner Books. Design & layout by Rollin Milroy at Heavenly Monkey. // One of a small handful signed by Harold Budd at the opening of the book release in 2009. [together with] the original poster for the event [and] event postcard. Scarce.

Vancouver, British Columbia:: Heavenly Monkey ,, 2012.. Edition of 26. 7.375 x 10.625"; 28 pages. Letterpress printed. The poems set in 18-point Perpetua italic, titling with 30-point Monument. The paper is Barcham Green Bodleian, a white, laid 80 gram sheet. Sewn into a hand-marbled paper wrap. In slipcase with a spine label. Signed & numbered by the poet. Heavenly Monkey: "Harold wrote the poems in this collection between December, 2010, and July, 2012 - the last, 'Ellen's Death' on the passing of his son's mother. The collection includes both short, abstract poems of the type presented in 4 [Heavenly Monkey Press, 2010] and longer allusive poems similar to 'A Thousand Years from Now,' one of the most frequently recommended poems from Harold's first collection, Colorful Fortune [Heavenly Monkey Press, 2009]. Like the poems, Angel's format and production were unadorned and straightforward.  "The paper is Barcham Green Bodelian ... of which… Read More

[ Vancouver, British Columbia: Heavenly Monkey ], 2012 One of 26 copies printed by Rollin Milroy at Heavenly Monkey and signed by Harold Budd. Stiff cream-colored paper wrappers with a two-layered dust jacket: semi-transparent Japanese tissue (with printed title) over hand-marbled paper. . 7 inches by 10 inches. . Poems set in Perpetua italic and titles set in Monument, printed on Barcham Green Bodleian paper. A fine copy in the original marbled board slipcase with printed spine label. Harold Budd (b. 1936) is a poet and prolific experimental composer. Angel is his second poetry collection, preceded by Colorful Fortune, which was published by Heavenly Monkey in 2009 with illustrations by Budd. The description of Angel on the Heavenly Monkey website states that the design of the book as "unadorned and straightforward" to match Budd's concise, uncomplicated verse.

Vancouver: Heavenly Monkey. Fine+. 2016. Limited Edition; First Printing. The Deluxe Edition (7.5 x 10 inches, approx. 65 pages including prints) is 26 lettered copies. There are eight numbered hors de commerce copies for contributors. There are six two-page color reproductions of Jane Maru’s batik paintings, printed on semi-transparent vellum, that are interleaved among the text pages. Each copy also includes an original frontispiece watercolor painting by Jane. The Deluxe copies are signed by Harold Budd, Jane Maru & David Sylvian. There is an additional signature from Harold Budd on the colophon page. Volume is handbound in clear Plexiglass boards with a slipcase. While not marked as such, this particular copy, lettered "X", was one of Harold Budd's personal copies; Harold started writing the 59 poems that form Aurora Teardrops during his first collaboration with artist Jane Maru: a collection of her short films and his accompanying scores, entitled Jane 1-11. It… Read More

Vancouver: Heavenly Monkey, 2009. First edition. Budd, Harold. First edition. 10 3/4 x 11 1/2 inches, as issued in paper wrapper and cloth slipcase with printed labels. As new. The composer's first work in fine printmaking. Five plates, each titled with the name of a Renaissance composer, engraved by Harold Budd, etched and printed at New Leaf Editions, on Barcham Green Penshurst paper. The title page, colophon, and portfolio were printed and produced by Rollin Millroy at Heavenly Monkey. One of ten portfolios containing complete sets of the five etchings. There were 15 numbered copies of each etching, (plus 7 proofs) each numbered and signed by Budd, who also signed the colophon.