Sunday, August 22, 2010
A small milestone barely worth mention.
We've had over 100 downloads from our Internet Archive page. That's kind of neat. Thanks to all you folks checking us out.
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Animal Farm (#78)
Source is here. Originally recorded on October 16, 1997.
Still buried deep in the heat of the summer (at least right now), I arrive at a fall recording from 1997. Fall around here means the State Fair, and while rides and deep fryers and sham-wows are pretty good, the State Fair is an agricultural event, full of living examples of edible critters from around the state. I was fairly certain that was the intent of this show, until I heard the dog barking.
It's probably still the intent of this show. This show is thick with animal sounds of all shapes, sizes, and demeanors. A cacophony from start to finish, with touches of appropriate music in various places.
This show's flowsheet.
Still buried deep in the heat of the summer (at least right now), I arrive at a fall recording from 1997. Fall around here means the State Fair, and while rides and deep fryers and sham-wows are pretty good, the State Fair is an agricultural event, full of living examples of edible critters from around the state. I was fairly certain that was the intent of this show, until I heard the dog barking.
It's probably still the intent of this show. This show is thick with animal sounds of all shapes, sizes, and demeanors. A cacophony from start to finish, with touches of appropriate music in various places.
- We fall fubftitute the f for the s
- I heard the best dogs of my generation baying at the moon
- Cats, big and small
- Monkey Business
- Robot cow flyby unsettles the dogs
- The scientists converse about birdcalls
- Grotto
- Grotto to Beerhall transition
- Beerhall or Farmhouse Hoedown?
- Hyenas and Cows
- Cows and Elephants
- Birds in the Night
- The Steel Guitar Carries Me Home
This show's flowsheet.
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animals
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Much To Do / Mush TuTu (#71)
Source also here. Recorded on August 28th, 1997.
This one's a shorty, so I should have done long before this. Oh well.
There are fewer elements in a shorter time in this, so the descriptions while accurate, are a little repetitive (heh). I don't know why "Baby Driver" was so popular with us, I can only plead inebriation. I have two favorite loops in this track, and they should be pretty obvious. Some good points happen in the middle and near the end, with the school-house-rocky kind of loops.
Flowsheet? Here.
This one's a shorty, so I should have done long before this. Oh well.
There are fewer elements in a shorter time in this, so the descriptions while accurate, are a little repetitive (heh). I don't know why "Baby Driver" was so popular with us, I can only plead inebriation. I have two favorite loops in this track, and they should be pretty obvious. Some good points happen in the middle and near the end, with the school-house-rocky kind of loops.
- Hello, this is Ricardo Montalban
- Bumping the Electric Orchestra
- Carsick Guitar Tuning
- Low Rent Counterpoint
- Ricardo Returns
- Secret Arpeggio
- One Car Traffic Jam
- We might - in fact - take it, after all
- A fine mess, indeed
- Cartesian Duality Refuted
- Ziddy Bop
- Classic Computer Music Sound Collection
- Everything we wanted to do crowded in at the end
Flowsheet? Here.
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