Louis would invent a circuit and put it together. Then we
would activate the circuit: it would come to life, and we would amplify
it and start to tape it. And it would produce a burst of the most
glorious kind of energy and electronic activity.
That
would level out a little bit - go on along a plateau. And then, in a
moment of glory, it died - the electronic explanation would be that it
overloaded in some way. But you could hear it climaxing, and the thing
then would just give out, and run down to zero.
We could never get them to start up again after they died - each had a lifespan of its own... Bebe Barron
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