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noises in RealAudio
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My ex-roomate's ex-cat carousing with a neiborhood stray. Is it sex? Is it fighting? Is it music? 9:29 |
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Lieutenant Gespacho and myself chanting musical om and banging around in a storm drain under a backroad in the Arizona desert at sunset. 60:00 |
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Some actual calls to Apple's tech support. 15:00 |
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Sounds from the underground guerilla percussion performance directed by Lieutenant Gespacho. Pictures here. 17:06 |
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A hitchhiker was sitting in the rain at the side of the road wrapped in blankets. I picked him up and two minutes into the ride he started screamingly reciting Shakespear. 17:32 |
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Have my computer read you the first day of the journals I keep in the desert at Burning Man '98. You can read along here. 5:35 |
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The processed voices of my roommates. (Low volume). 5:12 |
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Picture 40 very hard-core hippies deep in a national forest amassed around a firepit they'd been calling their "church". The chants sound improvised, but most are actually "traditional Rainbow family songs". 33:13 |
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Boo must have been 6 feet 8 inches tall, and has been on the "Rainbow Trail" for years (he goes from Rainbow Gathering to Rainbow Gathering). I'm sure he's gone through life being called a gentle giant. 31:28 |
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About three hours of audio from the radio station I ran at Burning Mann 98. |
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Throat singing from Tuva, Siberia. 5:07 |
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Lieutenant Gespacho sings in french over my 12-string guitar. 11:51 |
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Country Outlaw CitiZen One of the Gametone Universe and Gary Heidt play music from the Museum of Sound on WFMU radio. 60:00 |
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A press conference held at the foot of the New York Stock Exchange by Steal This Radio, a pirate radio station in the East Village of NY. Hear them transmit the whole thing despite direct FCC warnings. Pictures too. 60:00 |
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The outro and intro music from the Steal This Radio press conference, transmitted over assorted boom boxes turned up loud. 10:34 |
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A couple clips from WebJam, an old wrybread project to make music over the web. Think of it as internet-age folk music. 8:40 |
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Audio CDs of my music. |
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A CD of my telephone terrorism. |
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Lots more strange noises here: |
