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Sadly, I fear Wendy has already vanished from current culture as I cannot access her work, only reams of writing on her. I have the Clockwork Orange LP that I b
by vr46 3y ago
Sadly, I fear Wendy has already vanished from current culture as I cannot access her work, only reams of writing on her. I have the Clockwork Orange LP that I bought in Canada for $5 back in 1998 but attempts to get much else have failed. It’s just too expensive, and while I can be a fan of the artist, I would like to be a fan of the art.
Maybe whoever inherits her works will make it available for a new generation to discover, and hopefully there’s enough writing and analysis that contextualizes her achievements.
- Freak_NL 3y agoYou can easily find her albums in FLAC or WAV/CUE (not quite legally, or possibly somewhat legally via archive.org), or even get the vinyl records second hand (often for fair prices, although state of the record may vary). She certainly didn't disappear from the collective memory of many people around the world (and anyone seriously in to synthesizers will know her works). Her music just isn't available on whatever streaming service is popular now, or whatever Apple or Google are pushing. It'll come back available to all eventually.