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25 Nov 03 - 01:25 AM (#1060380) Subject: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: SueB There's an article in the online Guardian about a guy named Craig Vear - he plays drums in the band Cousteau (never heard it, so I don't know what kind of music it is) and he's traveling around the Antarctic collecting sounds - click here to listen to elephant seals, penguins, and another clip which is described as "music/docu-collage" - I think it's nifty, what about you all? |
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25 Nov 03 - 10:56 AM (#1060601) Subject: RE: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: mack/misophist Penguins sound remarkably like chickens. Seals sound like seals. Odd. |
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25 Nov 03 - 10:59 AM (#1060604) Subject: RE: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: Steve Parkes Penguin sounds like chicken, eh? |
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26 Nov 03 - 04:27 AM (#1061167) Subject: RE: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: The Fooles Troupe Yum! |
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26 Nov 03 - 12:50 PM (#1061365) Subject: RE: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: mack/misophist They sound like chickens. Very much so. I have it on good authority, however, that the flesh is oily and very fishy tasting. |
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26 Nov 03 - 01:19 PM (#1061386) Subject: RE: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: Amos Chicken of the sea, then, eh? |
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26 Nov 03 - 11:14 PM (#1061770) Subject: RE: BS: sounds from the Antarctic From: Dave Swan Here's another guy recording the world around him and using it in musical compositions among other things. Bernie Krause, at one time a member of the Weavers, now records the natural world, including vanishing soundscapes. His website is here. I especially like the sound of the walrus, found in the Sound Safari section of Bernie's site. |