in 1971 francis durbridge shot the crime thriller "das messer" for german television and he invited can to contribute some improvised music to the soundtrack. scaffolding their hit-single spoon analyzed and treatized the sounds they saw and captured the score. you can hear 20 minutes of sound recorded directly from 70s television to an old reel-to-reel to my heartdrive: unfortunately too few things survive.
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Thanks much, nice work. I'm increasingly drawn to such imperfect artifacts of history & personal memory, those obscure attempts we all make to preserve our own special pieces of the ever-disappearing past. In such cases, the imperfections latent in our (unprofessional) efforts often turn out to be as endearing & significant as the material itself. Enjoying your blog in that spirit very much!
Wow, I can imagine that the full version would be much like Halleluwah in length given all the variations on a theme. I would love it if that version could see the light of day.
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