Exhibit 86 |
[ - august 01-03, 2008 -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
Wound around foot of small metal fence, near nrs. 282-286 (see picture).494.
This tape was spotted by my son Alec (14). It was all spread out through and tangled up with the branches of the tree on the corner with the avenue de la République (see picture). It was not easy to get out. Though I managed to get most of it, I saw little bits and strains of the tape remaining high up there until as long as early may 2008 ... One side of the tape had a recording on it from a french radio program. On the other side, there is a (microphone) recording of a classical music (singing) lesson. The person taking the lesson? I guess he was the former owner of this cassette ...493.
On the verge of the part of the road leading up to the Utrechtsebrug. Arabic / turkish (?).492.
Behind the small, low metal fence separating a small flower bed from the pavement, there was an old small Grundig reel-to-reel tapemachine. On it, still, a little reel-to-reel tape (see picture). On the tape we hear a french guy testing the microphone ("Bon-jour mons-sieur, bon-jour ma-dame ..."), speaking (reading) parts of english texts, and recordings songs/music (with the recorder's microphone). Judged from the music on it, it must have been recorded sometime in the early 1970s. We hear Joan Baez (I guess) singing 'We shall overcome' (probably as part of some anti-war / peace rally), Ennio Morricone, The Moody Blues, Michel Delpech, and more ...491.
Picked up from the gutter, under a car parked in front of nr. 4 (see picture). The cassette must have been taped from a french radio emission, with, among other things, french cabaret, and a couple songs by the Ronettes. In the mix you hear "Be my baby".
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