Home / Music / Pauline Oliveros recorded Deep Listening 14 feet undergroundMusic linernotes album music pauline-oliverosPauline Oliveros recorded Deep Listening 14 feet undergroundDeep Listening was recorded in 1988 inside the disused Dan Harpole Cistern at Fort Worden in Port Townsend, Washington — 14 feet underground. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesDreamweave finds Pauline Oliveros embracing structure without losing the droneDeep Listening is entirely improvised, recorded live in a cisternPauline Oliveros' Deep Listening is about radical attention to all soundImpulse! Records — a home for jazz and experimental music — released Pauline Oliveros' Dreamweave.The cistern's 45-second reverb makes its acoustics uniqueExploreThe Beatles spent five months recording Sgt. Pepper at Abbey RoadGrizzly Bear abandoned their first attempt at recording ShieldsMumford & Sons recorded Sigh No More across two London studios.Prince recorded Sign o' the Times at four different spots, including his own home.Siouxsie and the Banshees recorded Juju at Surrey Sound Studios.Previous Pauline Oliveros released Deep Listening in 1989Next Pauline Oliveros built Deep Listening around the accordion