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[idm] RESFEST// chris cunningham
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On 5 Nov 2002 at 8:09, Albers, Brian wrote:
quoted 2 lines I don't know why I expected differently, but the sound system left much to> I don't know why I expected differently, but the sound system left much to > be desired.
YES !!! Especially opening with Ae's 2nd Bad Vilbel on very low volume - what an absolute wasted opportunity. We've been fortunate enough to have friends bring over a reel with CC vids on it and screened it in our lounge on a HUGE system with a HUGE screen (Barco projector) and wow! *that* really kicked. It almost has to be a wall of sound to which those visuals of the robotic insect work extremely well to form a whole experience. TG after that the volume was increased... obviously somebody told somebody to turn the knob...
quoted 1 line Flex was great. Neat dark/ambient/noise track with that one, too.> Flex was great. Neat dark/ambient/noise track with that one, too.
What did you (the collective list-members who've seen this) make of Flex? What was he saying with the piece? Is it about the recurring cycle of domestic violence? Duh? Am I very dumb - or what? (Ha ha, don't answer that one!) Apparently this was the first screening of Flex outside of the installation space in the UK it had been designed for. For me the prize moment was SQPR's Come on My Selector video - so well melded picture to sound. Everything just fitted perfectly. And the screening ended on Monkey Drummer, which was awesomely synchronised. Suffice to say, the guy's great! This was the only screening we attended at the Resfest. I * --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org