Exhibit 105 |
[ - Amsterdam (the Netherlands) 8-10 sept. 2009. -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
Among the left-overs of the Queen's Day free market, a wad of tape containing classical music, and a cassette containing the admission examination in music theory (solfège) for those aspiring to enter the Amsterdam Sweelinck Conservatory in 1987 (see picture)623.
Clod of tape lying around in Cosmo's studio. Ennio Morricone's soundtrack to 'Once upon a time in the west'.622.
On a side of the street up for roadworks, opposite nr. 120. See picture. Mixtape with divers pop: Madonna, and Nina Simone's version of My Way.621.
Later that evening, the same junk-hunt. Another pile of trash, and another two cassettes.620.
A. Mixtape with divers pop and italian and french variety, titled "Slow Time" by its compiler. In the compilation your hear a screaming french Starmania recording of a chanson that also is elsewhere in the FT playlist (as soon as I come upon it again, I'll link it here :-) ...)
B. TDK SF90 cassette containing two full albums by prog rockers Marillion: Fugazi and Misplaced Childhood. From this last album in the montage you'll hear a fragment of Bitter Suite.
Two tapes in a pile of junk on the pavement opposite of Rébus' house (see picture), while on a junk-hunt in the south-western suburbs of Paris, preparing for Jonah Bucker-Cohen and Katherine Moriwaki's scrapyard-challenge in the Palais de Tokyo
A. French variety. Among the fragments in the montage there is Marc Lavoine's Elle a les Yeux Revolver (recognized by Shazam).
B. Pop. Alanis Norisette. The fragment in the montage is from All I Really Want (identified by Shazam).
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