Exhibit 27 |
[ - may 07, 2005 -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
While biking in the direction of the Rijksmuseum, I saw two cassettes lying in the grass, at the foot of a tree. Both apparently once were part of the same - a musician's - cassettotheque, with type-written labels. One, the cover says, is a demo tape containing tracks recorded in 1988 and 1989. The music is of the funky party sort, partly instrumental, partly with vocals. The 'liner notes' credit Mark Sigterman and Dorian with 'programming synths', Michel van Lindert and Dorian on 'bass', and Joanette on 'vocals'. The second cassette is a live recording, dated june 16th, 1989, and labeled 'TIME OUT'. It is not clear (to me) whether this is the name of the venue, or the name of the band. Among the extracts we hear a part of their rendering of Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer.136.
[On may 18th, 2005 I received an email from Mark Sigterman ... read more about it in the SoundBlog ...]
Arabic (?)135.
African (?)134.
Pop/disco. Shazam and SoundHound [ feb. 26th, 2010 ] identified the track "Change of Heart", by the Italian-American disco/R&B group Change133.
A a couple of centimeters of tape, in the gutter. Probably part of a cassette from a spanish language course.
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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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