Exhibit 120 |
[ 2013 = C50 ___ Tape finds restored, edited and compiled during the ninth edition of Tales for Tapes, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the audio cassette, on June 28-29, 2013, at Kobé, Ivry sur Seine - play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
Three cassette tapes, on the street next to a parked car... A. Mix, recorded from Dutch public radio - B. The Simpsons Sing the Blues / Turn up the bass, 12 - C. Turn up the bass, 13.709.
On the corner with the Nicolaas Berchemstraat. A SONY Test Tape. P-4-A063, Azimuth 6.3 kHz. | Level. | L + 0.3 dB | R + 0.4 dB | (Not for sale. Made in Japan.)708.
On the pavement in front of a thrift store. A mix of Dutch pop and cabaret, like Over de muur by Klein Orkest, and Bij De Marine, by Tom Manders aka Dorus.707.
Two tapes, found on the lawn behind an apartment building near the Gare du Nord, picked up while stretching my legs during the break of an Eurolines bus trip from Amsterdam to Paris. On the first (with labels that have cartoon-ish drawings saying 'Walkman Sony'; probably a cassette that came with a Sony Walkman) there's a series of short recordings from Belgian radio shows. The second was the cassette version of the 1964 album 'Ma Vie', from the French singer Alain Barriere.
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