Exhibit 99 |
[ - Amsterdam (the Netherlands), april 14, 2009. -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
On the parking places opposite nr. 50, wound round a corn-cob (see photo). Divers rap/hip-hop/dance/techno My iPhone's Shazam recognized: "Dilemma", by Nelly & Kelly Rowland.589.
On the pavement, at the corner with the rue Edouard Vaillant. In a cardboard box there were two tapes lying, together with 3 old photographs. The first tape is an early 1980s computer cassette tape, with the code of a program (probably a game, called "Croqueur" in French, see photo) for the Oric micro computer from that epoch. The second tape is black. On one side there is the letter 'R' written with Tipp-Ex (see photo). Arabic. Sounds as if this is a rather old recording. I am intrigued by the singer ... would love to know who this is, and hear more ...588.
On the pavement near nr. 96, wound around the stand of a foldable traffic sign (see photo). Arabic 'pop', with very occidental production and "effects'. Somewhat further, near the Saint Maclou, I found other remains of the same tape. They were glued to the pavement by a curious sticker for fans of the french national soccer (or rugby?) team, les bleus ... (see photo)587.
A second strand, on the same traffic island. Franco-Arabic. (See photo)586.
One of two different tape strands on the traffic island at the corner with the avenue Gallieni. This - first found - one is empty.
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