Re: FLUXLIST: on the threshold of a birthday
(oh) my love is unlike the Holy Spirit on stereoids (oh) my love is like the Holy Spirit on steroids pass it on Sheila E. Murphy
Re: FLUXLIST: Instructions for constructing Chair Records (No. 1)
Remind me again, what's a record? Chair Record No. 1: Mauricio Kagel (single groove) Yourself Charcoal Paper
Re: FLUXLIST: definition of Fluxus
JOSH You neglected to mention that WISCONSIN FLUXUS is 100% organic with no additives or indiscrete propositions. It is easily recycled tho it has a slightly bitter aftertaste. ~mIEKAL For photos of the launchpad of WI FLUXUS go here: http://www.dreamtimevillage.org/gallery/Dr-Evermores-Forevertron The natural color of Fluxus ranges from off-white to yellow. In some parts of the world, such as Wisconsin in the United States, the art is low in sarcasm, making Fluxus a paler yellow than normal. In this case, it is common to add elephant dung as a coloring agent. Some Fluxus is made with the addition of audience participation.
FLUXLIST: SOLAR POWERED DANCE PARTY, CONCERT BIOFUEL WORKSHOP
SOLAR POWERED DANCE PARTY, CONCERT BIOFUEL WORKSHOP June 14, 2003 at Dreamtime Village in West Lima, WI for more info about location event: www.dreamtimevillage.org or call 608-625-2412 Who: Bio team DJ CHROME, GEAR, STEPHAN SMITH with Local Guests: GARTH VADER DJ DRIZZ When: Workshops begin in the afternoon, music begins at dusk Overnight camping available for $8/person [d o n a t i o n s a c c e p t e d] The Bio-fuel Information and Outreach Tour 2003, or B.I.O. TOUR 2003 for short, is a grassroots-based public awareness and movement building campaign, lead by DJs and activists, focused on the dangers of global warming, fossil fuel use and how to immediately begin to use vegetable oil, biodiesel, and solar power as an alternative. Traveling in a bus that runs on both straight vegetable oil and bio-diesel, with a solar powered sound system, the B.I.O. Team will travel to eleven cities and two festivals in thirteen weeks. The team will work around the clock, conducting workshops, co-hosting dance parties, giving interviews, distributing information, collecting signatures for it's pro sustainable energy petition, and building membership for it's ongoing campaign. Besides creating their own dance party events, the B.I.O. Tour crew will set up their multi-media presentation at concerts, fairs, festivals and other public gatherings. The tour is set to begin in New York City on June 1st and end in Washington, DC on September 15, 2003, where the B.I.O. Team will conduct a press conference and present it's pro sustainable energy petition to Congress. for more information about the biofuel/dance party project: www.biotour.org please distribute far wide - This message was sent using Midwest Tel Net Web Based Mail. http://www.mwt.net/
Re: FLUXLIST: small protest continues
sol, if your looking for other journals reports of protest actvity. you might want to check out the archives of the POETICS list, which has had quite a few in the last 3 weeks.. there has also been piles of other kinds of links comments filtering thru. mIEKAL
Re: FLUXLIST: recipes
On Thursday, March 27, 2003, at 10:03 AM, John Blower wrote: At 16:11 27/03/2003 +0100, you wrote: dear all apart from 'baked alaska' does anyone know of any other recipes where the name involves a place and the method of cooking? drinks too (don't ask it'll only result in groaning) al Freedom fries... freedom is located where?
Re: FLUXLIST: small protest continues
So far my favorite moment of embedded video coverage was a camel bumping into a soldier, flashed just for a second on CNN yesterday... the runner up was Rumsfeld saying he couldnt be responsible for the comments of retired generals... but in general the moments of irony humor are miniscule in this war of information propaganda being controlled from the white house. unwar always mIEKAL
Re: FLUXLIST: naming the CD for the fluxbox
Yes but you need to send me something ASAP. I havent received anything from you yet. mIEKAL On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 08:27 AM, Don Boyd wrote: Am I in your CD memexikon? Let me know. -Don Boyd _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
FLUXLIST: naming the CD for the fluxbox
Ive been using the working title of FLUXUATIONS: This is not a Fluxus object for the cd proj ALSO Im gonna try to put together a little FULL COLOR booklet to go inside the case. I would love to have a representative jpg from all the contributors to the CD to include in the booklet. if you have not sent me your track information please do that. After everything gets here assembled I'll try to post the complete track list to make sure Ive gotten everything straight. Since I collect my mail in about 4-5 different ways, sometimes I miss a few things. AND Im gonna make up a larger edition of these make them available to others who are interested. They will be priced nominally to cover expenses plus a bit to go back to our non-profit XEXOXIAL ENDARCHY. SINCE Im doing this I'll also try to get an extra copy to all contributors. mIEKAL
Re: FLUXLIST: Fwd: ARTCONCEPT.NET (spam)
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Re: FLUXLIST: Re: fred and company
for mac audio you might want to check out (if your running OX X): http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/audio/ On Thursday, February 20, 2003, at 07:37 AM, Georg Birkner wrote: Dear sol, alan and gabriel I will try what you (alan and gabriel) have suggested. To sol: Yes, I am talking about the text-to-speech conversion function (in simpletest). I'm using mac. Until now I have only managed to listen to fred and company, but I'd also like to record them (or save them as sound format of any kind). So that one could send them around, use them as samples or whatever... Best regards georg -- Hey Georg, Are you talking about the text-to-speech conversion function in simpletext? Do you want to do this on PC? You can do this using different synthesized voices to have more people talking. Tell me exactly what you want to do and I should be able to recommend something..there're plenty of freeware text-to-speech packages. cheers, Sol. -- theres a program called ATTS (advanced text to speech) and it has mp3/wav output built in you can save what is read as an audio file but its windows only! alan -- Hi Georg, At least it should work on a mac when you record it from the sound output plug with a tape machine, minidisc etc. (yes I know not very elegant...) There are programs that can grab and record anything that goes over the soundcard. (for instance internet streams etc.) This could maybe work with text-to-speech too. You have to look at www.versiontracker.com for it. I have not tested any of them... All the best Gabriel -- Georg Birkner Dipl. Arch. ETH Roentgenstrasse 44 CH - 8005 Zürich fon: +41 (0)1 271 00 22 fax: 271 01 20 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxy-AUD
I see no reason why not... send it on to me... send to my broadband connection [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thursday, February 20, 2003, at 06:12 AM, Anne Drogyness wrote: on 2/19/03 1:27 AM, mIEKAL aND at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: who else is emitting audio? um i have something else already in the box can we have both audio physical submissions?? i don't want to take anyone's spot annne -- Anne Drogyness (dnae)
FLUXLIST: Will Lennon's last song be a hit for Yoko at 70 ?
Will Lennon's last song be a hit for Yoko at 70 ? Feb 17 2003 By Lew Baxter Daily Post Correspondent BILE and mockery have spilled from music critics over the decades as Yoko Ono has warbled almost tunelessly through a litany of records in a bid for chart glory - with usually only her late lamented husband John Lennon cheering her on. Well, on the eve of her 70th birthday, he's probably roaring his head off as Yoko has now apparently found her voice, so to speak, and is releasing what is tipped for a dance floor smash hit with a gutsy new version of Lennon's last song. Contemptuous of her venerable age, Yoko has teamed up with the Pet Shop Boys and the celebrated American disc jockey Danny Tenaglia to perform Walking on Thin Ice, the song Lennon was working on the night he was murdered by Mark Chapman in December 1980. Later today across The Pond, she joins Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe (Pet Shop Boys), who say they have admired her work for years, to perform the underground dance-style track at New York's psychedelic Arc Club, where Tenaglia spins the labels and talks the talk. Yoko first put out the song only two months after Lennon's death but it struggled to reach number 35 in the UK charts. In some circles she is credited with having an influence over several post-punk bands, such as Public Image Limited, although her abrasive, atonal sound is reckoned by others to be more in the experimental vein. She affects to not give a fig for the critics, convinced that she is capable of turning out traditional pop and rock music with great aplomb, albeit in her trademark shrill voice. This conviction of her superiority most probably stems from her back-ground in Japan, where she was born on a snowy February morn at her great-grandmother's palatial estate just outside Tokyo. Yoko's paternal great-grandfather was the descendant of an emperor. Little wonder that Lennon, despite his anarchic stance on life, was in her thrall. She takes no prisoners, mutters Beatles chronicler and former Mersey Beat magazine editor Bill Harry, who is less than impressed with her magisterial attitude. Others, though, have fallen under her spell and now Tenaglia with his pal Felix Da Housecast has remixed the original track, which is due in the shops at the end of March. Never one to accommodate modesty, Yoko reveals she has been swamped with offers to perform at British electro clubs such as Nag, Nag, Nag and The Cock in London. I think I will do that, as I'm very excited that people love the record, Yoko said. She is appearing at the Arc club at 6am today (US time). Even Sean thinks that's pretty good going for his mum, she added. This feels like a new beginning for me, with the dance community adopting me and my music. It's a very exciting time for me, and I'm grateful for everyone's support.
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist box II
alan: ( everyone else who has digitial files) send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 06:32 AM, alan bowman wrote: Who do I have to send my audio file to again? durr!! i have a 2,193KB MP3 what's the best way of getting it to you - i have broadband, so i can email it no bother - trouble is, can you recieve. i could put it on a web page for down load, if some one tells me how cheers alan ps the piece is compose by all using those coordinates i asked for + the sound of fluxlist music for fluxlist box number two being written. its quite nice too!
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist box II
I would say that submissions are open to multiple files. If it turns out that we get a lot, we'll divide it into an audio CD a data CDR... start sending yr submissions this way so I can get a sense of what is out there. if you are on the otherside of the digital divide, audio cassettes are fine, but of course you will have to mail them to me. In order to facilitate having as much as possible pieces should be under 5 minutes or so... digital files to [EMAIL PROTECTED] cassettes: mIEKAL aND XEXOXIAL ENDARCHY 10375 Cty Hway A LaFarge, WI 54639 On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 07:44 AM, alan bowman wrote: can i submit more than one piece to the box - say if i had some more audio stuff?
Re: FLUXLIST: FLuxbox 2 cordinator crispin Webb
Crispin When do you think you need the full batch of CDs sent to you by? Anyone who wants to be on the CD take note. mIEKAL On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 10:10 AM, Sol Nte wrote: Hi Crispin, I have no time at the moment to make anything but assume mIEKAL grabbed my mp3s the other day for inclusion on the CD for the box. Just to state my minimal level of participation but participation nevertheless. Oh, I could send some postcards for the box if you wish? Already printed so no problem but not made specifically for the box so...what's the feeling? is it okay to send works not originally conceived of for the box. cheers, Sol.
FLUXLIST: mini disc recorders..
On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 12:08 PM, John M. Bennett wrote: mIEKAL: This morning i dropped into the mail to you a cassette tape, very lo-fi, of 2 short pieces. My good recording equipment is not working; i think the processor is kaput and i think also my 15-yr old maybe did something to the mixer he borrowed (or I couldn't get it hookedup right again), bla bla bla Anyway, can you or anyone else reccommend a fairly dummyproof good recording device or system, that doesn't require a computer? That's not horribly expensive? I would go with a mini-disc recorder, there are many flavors quite a price range, but they are hard to beat for portability good ambient recording possibilities... The voice from the dark ages, John
Re: FLUXLIST: FLuxbox 2 cordinator crispin Webb
No your regular CD player can't play them, but typically they have an audio out that can be plugged into any amplifier. Most serious sound people have access to them. mIEKAL On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 01:03 PM, John M. Bennett wrote: Will my regular CD player play these mini-discs? I assume if I sent you one, you could use it in a project like the current one, right? Thx., John
Re: FLUXLIST: FLuxbox 2 INtention
Crispin, Im intending to put the cd inside of a jewel case, just so you get an idea of the size it will take. On Monday, January 13, 2003, at 11:31 AM, Melissa McCarthy wrote: Crispin and Don, I do intend to participate. I will send my 1 (example of an editon of 50) item ASAP to Crispin. xoME Melissa McCarthy Hours: whimsical or by appointment Adult, maybe; grown-up, never! [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
Re: FLUXLIST: BOX 2 / cdr
I don't think much has been discussed re the cdr. These are the thots I have. Dual format. 1. Audio that is playable on any boombox. If I am the person doing the production I need all audio files as .aiff files or as mp3 or wav I will convert them. I would suggest 44mhz 16 bit audio as lowest resolution unless it is a piece which exploits low fi sensibilities. 2. media files that can be accessed on both mac pc. these include .jpg, .gif, .png, .swf, .mov, mpg as all basic cross platform formats. There are of course many others. A simple html interface could allow users to navigate the offering. Who is interested? What kind of piece do you have, what format, file size or time length if audio. mIEKAL
Re: FLUXLIST: BOX 2 / cdr
cecil... what's the time length on the mp3s? I need to get some sense of how this will all fit on a 750 mb cdr. On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 10:47 AM, cecil touchon wrote: I'm interested - mp3 contributions and texts cecil Freshdot.com Web Hosting Service Host 10 domains on one account for 12.95mo (USD) Freshdot Domain Name Registrations transfers $7.75 for .com, .net and .org - 8.75 for new .biz and .info http://web-hosting.freshdot.com/ Cecil Touchon: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: memexikon [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 6:23 AM Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: BOX 2 / cdr I don't think much has been discussed re the cdr. These are the thots I have. Dual format. 1. Audio that is playable on any boombox. If I am the person doing the production I need all audio files as .aiff files or as mp3 or wav I will convert them. I would suggest 44mhz 16 bit audio as lowest resolution unless it is a piece which exploits low fi sensibilities. 2. media files that can be accessed on both mac pc. these include .jpg, .gif, .png, .swf, .mov, mpg as all basic cross platform formats. There are of course many others. A simple html interface could allow users to navigate the offering. Who is interested? What kind of piece do you have, what format, file size or time length if audio. mIEKAL
Re: FLUXLIST: BOX 2 / cdr
On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 09:15 AM, Sol Nte wrote: I don't think much has been discussed re the cdr. What cdr? this is my message from Jan 2: From: mIEKAL aND [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu Jan 2, 2003 12:35:57 PM US/Central To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: mIEKAL aND if there are others interested in audio, Id be willing to put together dupe a pile of cdrs. my blue fronted amazon parrot is ready for his recording debut. mIEKAL Is this to be included in the box? assuming so Yours in ignorance, Sol.
Re: FLUXLIST: paint cans = 1 gal paint cans for $1.79
I think paint cans would be extraordinary definitely neopostsurfluxy. It would be nice to see a full color wrap around label on them tho, which would up the cost a bit. mIEKAL On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 03:04 PM, cecil touchon wrote: did most miss the link some one sent to the paint cans at the container store? 1 gal paint cans for $1.79 (USD) That's extremely cheap and I don't think they will rust unless you leave them outside. I am still for the 1 gal. paint can. a paint can is industrial, stackable, refers to paint which suggests art, construction, transportability, color, decoration. lightproof, sturdy, durable, water tight, if it seems too cold that can be fixed with the label. I still think it is a perfect choice. http://www.containerstore.com/browse/ Product.jhtml?PRODID=62625CATID=262 Freshdot.com Web Hosting Service Host 10 domains on one account for 12.95mo (USD) Freshdot Domain Name Registrations transfers $7.75 for .com, .net and .org - 8.75 for new .biz and .info http://web-hosting.freshdot.com/ Cecil Touchon: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: r yloj [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 10:34 AM Subject: FLUXLIST: paint cans
Re: FLUXLIST: mIEKAL aND
CDR sounds great, thanks for the duplication offer, but if we go this way all participants should cover the materials costs - in fact this brings up an interesting point - do we want to make some extra copies to sell to non-participants (directly or through Printed Matter or Art Metropole, or??) this way we might cover the costs of some of the materials without paying out of pocket (in the end). . . . Owen actually what I was thinking of was having a cdr inside of the fluxbox Im offering to donate the blanks do all the dubbing provided were still talking 50-100 copy range. being one of the small press dinosaurs, I always vote for extra copies to spread around. mIEKAL
Re: FLUXLIST: another again uh-huh
just called put my parrot on the phone, but he got camera shy.. Alice Austin wrote: dear kind people of fluxlist please feel free to call 1-877-681-0400 ext. 233 (toll free!) and leave any sound that you like on the machine. -sqtspur-ear -- -- -- -- -- | JOGLARS crossmedia beliefware http://cla.umn.edu/joglars [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -- -- -- --
Re: FLUXLIST: Re: What FLUXLIST poetry compilation?
so your saying the content is open-ended? how many poems can you send? Roger Stevens wrote: Perhaps Reed is referring to this: After the success of Fluxlist's Happy New Ears a collection of Fluxus inspired poetry we decided to do a second - with not only poetry but any creative writing (event scores, etc) inspired by Fluxus. I am the compiler of the new work Unfortunately my hard drive exploded and I lost everything that was on my computer, including all fluxy entries so far. (sorry, Reed and everyone who sent things) So - I am extending the deadline to JUNE 1st 2002 and requesting you re-send entries or just send new stuff. The physical manifestation of this project will be a book 11 1/2 inches X 4 1/4 (A4) and hopefully there will be a web version too. Perhaps someone could remind everyone of the current web address of Happy New Ears as I've lost that too. Needless to say, I am now regularly backing up my files. Yours in Flux Roger what FLUXLIST poetry compilation? Reed Altemus wrote: FLUXLIST poetry compilation? -- -- -- -- -- | JOGLARS crossmedia beliefware http://cla.umn.edu/joglars [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -- -- -- --
FLUXLIST: what FLUXLIST poetry compilation?
what FLUXLIST poetry compilation? Reed Altemus wrote: FLUXLIST poetry compilation? RA -- -- -- -- | JOGLARS crossmedia beliefware http://cla.umn.edu/joglars [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -- -- -- --
Re: FLUXLIST: does fluxus exist? a simplistic approach...
'membered 'fter I 'ushed th' 'utton Owen Smith wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I seem to remember that Barbara Moore reissued a bunch of fluxboxes under that imprint. It was reflux (not refluxus). i think that you still might be able to get some of them from Barbara or from some of the places that carried the like Printed Matter or Art Metropole. Owen -- -- -- -- -- | JOGLARS crossmedia beliefware http://cla.umn.edu/joglars [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -- -- -- --
Re: FLUXLIST: does fluxus exist? a simplistic approach...
or No New Fluxus or ReFluxus or Fluxus (sic) or Fluxus + Nothing = or Flexus or Classical Fluxus or Reformed Fluxus or Or mIEKAL Roger Stevens wrote: I thought we left the Post-Fluxus stage some years ago and were in the Neo-Fluxus arena. Even Post-Neo-Fluxus -- -- -- -- -- | JOGLARS crossmedia beliefware http://cla.umn.edu/joglars [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -- -- -- --
Re: FLUXLIST: Cornelius Cardew gathering
for us living in distant remotes itd be great to have either webcast or downloadable mp3s... I notice Hothouse in Chicago is doing a big Cornelius Cardew night in December as well. mIEKAL formerly of Floating Concrete Orchestra Rod Stasick wrote: message from Tom Bickley: The Cornelius Cardew Choir is having a potluck dinner, score reading, party, etc., on Saturday 1 Dec 2001 starting at 7:30 pm in west Oakland, (CA). This is a great opportunity for those of you interested in participating in this experimental music choir to see/hear/taste what we're up to. We had a very good turnout for our first performance on 11 November at the Berkeley Art Center (thank you ACME Observatory people and Berkeley Art Center!), and our schedule in 2002 includes performing in the Pauline Oliveros Retrospective and at the St. Gregory's Spring Music Festival, both in San Francisco. The choir includes people with a wide range of music/performing experience from those just beginning to find their voices to those who have sung for years. Our focus is experimental music and we see ourselves as part of the Scratch Orchestra tradition. If you are interested, you most likely already fit in. If you'd like to know more about this, including the location of the Saturday gathering, please contact me via email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or telephone (510 204 0607). __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! GeoCities - quick and easy web site hosting, just $8.95/month. http://geocities.yahoo.com/ps/info1 -- -- -- -- -- | JOGLARS crossmedia beliefware http://cla.umn.edu/joglars [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -- -- -- --
FLUXLIST: FLAGWAVING
U N W A RANDOM WRECKAGE RIPS THE PLACE FROM THE SHRED OF TEXT
U N W A RANDOM WRECKAGE RIPS THE LIGHT FROM THE SHRED OF TEXT
U N W A RANDOM WRECKAGE RIPS THE GAUGE FROM THE SHRED OF TEXT
U N W A RANDOM WRECKAGE RIPS THE IMAGE FROM THE SHRED OF TEXT
U N W A RANDOM WRECKAGE RIPS THE SCENE FROM THE SHRED OF TEXT
U N W A RANDOM WRECKAGE RIPS THE HEART FROM THE SHRED OF TEXT
SHED MORE LIGHT ON OPPORTUNITIES TO YIELD IN A SPACE REDESIGNED
SHED MORE LIGHT ON OPPORTUNITIES TO YIELD IN A PLACE REDESIGNED
SHED MORE LIGHT ON OPPORTUNITIES TO YIELD IN A HEART REDESIGNED
SHED MORE LIGHT ON OPPORTUNITIES TO YIELD IN A SCENE REDESIGNED
SHED MORE LIGHT ON OPPORTUNITIES TO YIELD IN A LIGHT REDESIGNED
SHED MORE LIGHT ON OPPORTUNITIES TO YIELD IN A SPACE REDESIGNED
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FLUXLIST: text_TOWER (beta 9.11)
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