All of the Judd books we own are monographs or his own writings / interviews. The biographical info I’ve gleaned is either from his own perspective or tours of Spring St / Marfa

Reorganizing my storage unit is not work… etc… (spoiler alert - it’s work)

Growing up in Scotland under Thatcher. Discovering anarcho / crust punk helped formalize the rage.

youtu.be/sJk4RUQVBYQ

I’m out and about so can’t remember the specific tracks

I rarely enjoy jazz guitar. He’s the only player I know who can hang with the free crowd while still crafting melodic lines.
There’s a great Byard Lancaster record with 2 of his compositions that was reissued last year. I think it may have been his first session?
I do get your point though

Sonny Sharrock. The only correct answer

Same. Every damn time

Somewhat related to Nate Wooley (sonically, if not culturally) Pulldrone by Ethel Cain sounds like a lost early Robert Ashley piece - I didn’t have that on my bingo card