November 2008
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October 2008
48 posts
Listen to Fred Kinbom
Fred Kinbom, “Just a Crystal Ball,” courtesy of his website.
Listen here:
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Fred Kinbom - Lap steel slide guitar music with... →
This guy is great.
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Hard to find Beatles tracks →
Make the leap and fire up your favorite mass downloader. This collection of scarce outtakes, alternate versions, conversations, &c will keep you busy for days. Three years ago when I read Mark Spitz’s Beatles bio and a slew of related books, I landed on these tracks and discovered another Beatles.
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Hi everybody,
Mmm, it’s a been a while since I’ve written much...
– James Blackshaw shares his latest news on October 14th.
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We need to spend more time with objects
I’m still on this subject: thing-ness. I’m bothered by our micro-technology culture and our adoption of etherized encodings of the world. Newspapers are crumbling. The magazine industry is suffering. Two years ago, the excellent Comes With a Smile shuttered its doors. What is left is a website locked in 2006. We’ve adapted to a world where we get news on tiny screens and...
Books at Home →
OK, I know it isn’t about music but I have to pass this on. This is an absolutely incredible blog. Guitars and books. That is all you really need. And LPs and CDs I suppose. Which can go on bookshelves………
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Bill Fay: Fan site →
The “only Bill Fay fan site on the ‘net.” And a pretty good one at that.
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Diabolical Modified TR-707 from circuit-bent.com (Modified Musical Instruments).
Circuit bent Roland TR707 drum machine with pitch controls, modified by Diabolical Devices/Class A Electronics.
Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers Design Music App,... →
Alex Payne's Rules for Computing Happiness →
I found this through Lifehacker. Some might find some of these rules a bit restrictive, but it is certainly food for thought. Those of us who use our computers for so much of our recreational life and our livelihoods would do well to follow some of this advice, especially for music-intensive applications. I find that I have been one to follow the “addition by addition” model rather...
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