Exhibit 19 |
[ - jan. 06, 2005 -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
A recording of a local carnival tradition: extracts, in dialect, from a 'buutrede', and some hoempa music ...96.
A 'Spice Girls' tape, found by my son Alec (11). On it is their 1997 Spice album! And what you are hearing is, of course, an extract from their hit 'Wannabe' ... :-)95.
Couple of bits of techno ... "Jump for joy" ...94.
The french chansonnière Jenifer sings "Au soleil" ...93.
Second of two tapes that I found near a building site, on a rainy sunday afternoon in Montreuil, together with a cardboard cover, and the plastic 'container' (well, of course, that part actually is the 'cassette' ...) of a commercially produced tape (see picture). I do not know whether these 'periphernalia' came from and belong to the tapes I found. This second tape contains instrumental soft jazz, which would fit the cassette in the picture, which is titled 'MELOE'. The tracks on the cassette are 'composed and arranged' by Jacques Parmentier, and have titles like 'Evanescence', 'Idylle', 'L'être de mon moulin'... I didn't manage to 'google' or 'iTune' any relevant information on these names. Do mail me if you know more!
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If you are able to describe fragments more precisely than the way in which it is done in the list, please let me know!
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