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carpman
hi all,

I'm trying to identify the artist who did this "experimental" piece (1 minute segment below)

http://www.giantpygmy.net/sections/downloa...ental_piece.mp3

I think it's by a woman and I think she's american. I might be wrong on both counts and apart from that I haven't a clue.

Would greatly appreciate any help.

Thanks

Rachel.
hlloyge
This sounds like something Laurie Anderson would do.
carpman
QUOTE(hlloyge @ Oct 4 2007, 08:51) *

This sounds like something Laurie Anderson would do.

I know what you mean - but I don't think it's Laurie Anderson.

R.
todd
The first sample sounds like a guy from the Church Universal & Triumphant, who was sampled by Mylo (Destroy Rock and Roll) and Negativland (Michael Jackson). Audio clips here and here
xmixahlx
...i thought i'd be helpful... turns out i'm not! smile.gif
carpman
QUOTE(todd @ Oct 5 2007, 17:46) *

The first sample sounds like a guy from the Church Universal & Triumphant, who was sampled by Mylo (Destroy Rock and Roll) and Negativland (Michael Jackson). Audio clips here and here


Your right! Thanks so much. I recognise some of the stuff from (40 seconds into "Invocation For Judgement Against And Destruction of Rock Music") -- so now I just need to track down the artist who created the "montage".

Bizarre stuff, listening to the original!

Thanks again.

Still if anyone knows the artist responsible for this version would like to know -- in the meantime you've given me plenty to go on.

R.
carpman
QUOTE(todd @ Oct 5 2007, 17:46) *

The first sample sounds like a guy from the Church Universal & Triumphant, who was sampled by Mylo (Destroy Rock and Roll) and Negativland (Michael Jackson). Audio clips here and here


Just wanted to say thanks again to Todd - having listened to all the files at http://substitute.livejournal.com/1367200.html - I realise that what I assumed was a very creative artwork was in fact simply a remix/overlapping of some of the best material in the Church Universal & Triumphant's arsenal of invocations and dedications against the terrifying misuse of 4/4 time and syncopated rhythms found in rock music by such demonic forces as "REO Speedwagon, Culture Club (incl. Boy George) and Hall & Oates".

Still not sure who did the remix (as linked to at: http://www.giantpygmy.net/sections/downloa...ntal_piece.mp3) but also no longer too bothered.

I'm amazed however at the creativity (and in some ways) musicality of the church & Elizabeth Clare Prophet. It's fascinating to me to see how human creativity manifests itself (regardless of what delusions might be driving it).

R.
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