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February 9th, 2004A Compressed-Air Locomotive.
[…] basically a large tank of compressed air on wheels. It was built for coal mining by the Dickson Locomotive works at Scranton, Pa, USA.
A Compressed-Air Locomotive.
[…] basically a large tank of compressed air on wheels. It was built for coal mining by the Dickson Locomotive works at Scranton, Pa, USA.
FortyOne – Different Mayonnaise
Old records (for the most part children’s) found in thrift stores, yard sales and flea markets were the main source of the material along with public domain drum loops, Internet WAV sites, TV shows and movies and much more. No drum machines, fancy samplers or sequencers were used on this project. Not one shred of original instrumentation, just 100% samples recorded with a basic PC microphone strategically placed up against my stereo speaker and two programs called Sound Recorder and GoldWave.
more sonic gems can be found at ComfortStand. I’m particularly fond of the “Mic In Tracks” and “Party Fun with Recorders.” I had the misfortune of having childhood tapes fall into the hand of nefarious “friends” later in high-school.
Now you know why I’ve moved half-way across the country….
Commonest words
via the BoingBoing guest-blogger Johannes Grenzfurthner, who declined to leave perma-links.
Oscar F. Hills
banjo versions of “Caravan”, “Night in Tunisia,” & other greats. Yeah!
WorldChanging: Another World Is Here
because I should be reading this every day.
On the difficulties of displaying poetry on the web, or in eReaders.
Charles Platt was suspicious of Nickled and Dimed, so he decided to work at WalMart.