Yo ho--- oh baby, I went to a live performance by this guy Zbigniew
Karkowski (from poland)
He played in the middle of the event (which was all ambient/experimental
stuff), and asked that all the lights be turned on thier brightest, he then
whipped out his laptop, hooked into the system and proceded to let loose
for approx 20 min of 15-30 sec "sound sculpture" blasts.
It was so damn loud, grating and annoying that people fled the room, some
actually wernt outside even tho it was freezing....some of the peeps
throwing the event reminded him that although he was the artist and could
do whatever he likes, to please keep in mind that next time he wants to let
loose like that to bring his own speakers. (well, they didn't say it
exactly like that, I'm sure y'all can fig that out!)
Linda
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Linda Leigh/L3
www.technotica.com
At 05:24 PM 3/5/02 -0600, Christopher Sorg wrote:
quoted 5 lines Personally I feel that it's> Personally I feel that it's
>good that some music is reaching out and grabbing people by the balls (so
>to speak), not just allowing them to be passive consumers. But is this
>dangerous? Unsafe? Unethical? What other work runs in this strain, and
>in what other ways can music "attack" you besides noise/volume?
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