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Air Traffic Volga Live at Ausland, Berlin The Pity Party Das Drehmoment Shop and Label The Crane Return of the Space Invaders! Jessie Evans - Is it Fire? Phoenix and the Turtle Return of the Space Invaders! Autons - Ice Major Berlin Sounds and Music Ben Mono - Bit Hop Bleepfest Berlin Lopez-Lescano Interview Paul Davis - Linux Audio Moscow band, Volga Podcasts will Return! Bleepfest Promo - Deprogram's What the Story Husky Rescue Bleepfest at the ICA: promo clip Archive: The Tube and French Streets Bleepfest Promo no 2 - starring the Loges, age 1 Archive: Phil Zimmermann Podcast Podcasts Archive Camden Market, London Low Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh Robot Bleeping Ambient Market Bleepfest 06 video promos Rock and Jazz Photog Covent Garden Buskers Games: PSP and DS producer conversation Hush the Many: psychedelic folk? Sound Engineer: Simon Eadon N-Gage Games Producers Tin Pan Alley Festival: Soho, London Music in Public Places Part 2: France Robot Bathing: You've Got ... a song Underground: Down the London Tube PGP's Phil Zimmermann: an interview Proper Blosxom URL's working now 1st Podcast - The Mstation dot org Groove

Thu, 04 Aug 2005 Music in Public Places Part 2: France download file - France Streets (~11 Meg) There's quite a bit of variety in a small space here. From the streets of Lille and Boulogne-sur-mer (by the sea), we have cameo appearances by a jazz duo playing in a big square in Lille and a lone flutist blowing up a storm in a winding, cobbled side street. There is virtually no traffic noise as these are pedestrian areas. Then we go to the seaside where we start with a Celtic influenced rave up and then have a twenty voice men's choir singing two old standards that involve the sea. Then, to finish, our favourite which is a lone accordian player with the sounds of seagulls wheeling overhead, people passing by, and puffs of wind. posted at: 12:32 | path: | permanent link to this entry Robot Bathing: You've Got ... a song download file - Robot Bathing "You've Got" (~1.7 Meg) Here's one song from Robot Bathing. It's dark. It's loud. And it breaks most rules of song construction. We hope you like it. posted at: 11:30 | path: | permanent link to this entry