Exhibit 118 |
[ Amsterdam, october 17, 2010 -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
When with a large group of Parisian cassetteurs we came together in the Rue Cassette for a live tape-run on Sunday June 20th 2010, one of Anton Mobin's dictaphones ate one of his tapes. I picked up some of the bits.699.
A couple of cassettes that were part of a pile of rubbish (see photo). It proved to be an interesting lot, including recorded (karaoke) singing, and an telephone answering machine tape with a pretty persistent anonymous love declarer. Who might just be the same person that is doing the singing and who wins a public radio call-in game on another one of the tapes.698.
Next to car parked opposite nr. 10.697.
On the corner withe the Voie sur Berge Rive Gauche. See photo.696.
On the corner with the rue Cuvier (see photo).695.
Lying with the trash on the corner of the Allée des Capucines (see photo). Part of an advanced course in English (?). On side A: 'The impact of new technology' (on the revolution caused by the introduction of the micro-chip), and on side B: 'The nuclear threat'.
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