NB. These are booking agents, not managers. Contact them for concert performances. Any other issues should be addressed to Ubu Projex, the management directorate.
In the USA/Canada: David Viecelli, The Billions Corporation
833 W. Chicago Av, Ste 101, Chicago IL 60622-5497
tel: 312-997-9999
fax: 312-997-2287
web:
www.billions.com
email:
boche@billions.com
In the United Kingdom: Nigel Morton, Moneypenny
The Stables, Westwood House, Main St, North Dalton, East Yorkshire, YO25 9XA
tel: 01377-217815
fax: 01377-217754
web:
www.moneypennymusic.co.uk
email:
nigel@moneypennymusic.co.uk
In Mainland Europe: Christiane Pannier
Konzertagentur Berthold Seliger
Leuschnerdamm 13, D-10999 Berlin, Germany
tel: +49 (0)30-600 31441
fax: +49 (0)30-600 31 448
web:
www.bseliger.de
email:
chris@bseliger.de
Ubus Past, Present & Future via Email
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From time to time Ubu Projex distributes an email communex concerning Pere Ubu and any related activities. Read the
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email us. A Name and Nation in the body of the text would be useful but is not necessary.
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Other Net resources
- hearpen.com
On December 11 2007 hearpen.com went online. It is a web site dedicated to sales of Ubu and Ubu-related downloads, offering live recordings from across the decades, as well as studio recordings that for one reason or another were not deemed "worthy" of a commercial release or that have become unavailable through commercial channels.
- Pere Ubu Foundation A Yahoo "club" - a newsgroup, chatroom, photo links, etc. Not an official site but run by a trusted fan.
- Ubu Dance Party A French language website devoted to Pere Ubu. Home of the most extensive and accurate discography currently available. There is an associated discussion group, for French speakers, at http://fr.groups.yahoo.com/group/ubudance. Not an official site but run by a trusted fan.
- Pere Ubu Radio Exactly what it says, a selection of Ubu songs to be heard, along with informal photos and various quality links. Not an official site but run by a trusted fan.
- Codex Blog Site A personal blog site based in France devoted to Pere Ubu. Informal photos, etc. Not an official site but run by a trusted fan.
- Pere Ubu Rox A MySpace page devoted to Pere Ubu. Note that this is a fan page and not connected to the band. Content is not official.
- Pere Ubu World A MySpace page devoted to Pere Ubu. Note that this is a fan page and not connected to the band. Content is not official.
- The Avant Garage Home of the Story of Pere Ubu, the tech support page and other items. Not up to date but good reference quality. It is the original Ubu web site later superseded by www.ubuprojex.net and its predecessor, www.projex.demon.co.uk.
- Home And Garden A website devoted to the Scott Krauss group featuring other Ubus past & present.
- The Book Of Knots A website devoted to the Tony Maimone group.
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Audio and Video on the internet
- UBUDOLL live on VPRO, May 19 2000
The David Thomas-Jackie Leven partnership,
UBUDOLL, can be heard in a concert recorded for Dutch radio station VPRO on May 19 2000. The songs are Morbid Sky, Bus Called Happiness, Brunswick Parking Lot, Extremely Violent Man and Stranger on the Square.
- David Thomas at the Crossing Border festival in Amsterdam:
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Links
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Communex Policy
If you
ask we will put you on our email mailing list. From time to time we email Ubu Communex editions. You may find these unsatisfactory. We don't volunteer information beyond the basics. It's one of the fundamental principles on which our art is based. (We watched The Prisoner too much at too young an age.) We answer questions. If you ask questions and the answers are interesting then we are liable to post some or all of the "conversation" at our web site.
Note that the Ubu Projex site is the prime source of useful information. The communex has another purpose. It serves to announce concert dates, new releases, and unique events. Some subscribers have objected to our use of the service to "merchandise." This may be confused thinking. It's not merchandise. It's called music. Jim Jones and David Thomas operate our mail order service,
Ubutique. They're not exactly pushy about it. Still, we have this odd notion that the people who want to hear our music should be able to acquire the means to hear our music. When we run across stocks of out of print records or add new records to our service we let you know. If you're going to get upset about the occasional announcement of a new record or the availability of newly stocked Ubu or Ubu-related items then please don't subscribe. We do not give anyone access to our email list.
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