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Lovingly ripping off the excellent @brainpicker, this is a digital repository of shiny things involving balloons, silent discos and/or Paul Simon where possible.
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(I really like Paul Simon)
Lovingly ripping off the excellent @brainpicker, this is a digital repository of shiny things involving balloons, silent discos and/or Paul Simon where possible.
I dump a lot of this stuff on my Twitter feed.
I have a more seriousish website here.
There is an RSS feed right at the bottom of this blog, if you're interested.
(I really like Paul Simon)
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So the oddballs over at A Sound Awareness have teamed up with Toys and Techniques and Unmann-Wittering to celebrate the long-dead BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
If you don’t know what that is, don’t worry. It means you’re probably not
a) Old
b) Obsessed with the history of British radio
First up is a re-release of David Cain’s equally oddball Seasons, released by the BBC as a kind of musical accompaniment to drama workshops. Unmann-Wittering have some great reflections on what working to this might actually have been like…
2010.05.03 5:20pm ∞
