
Moneyland records (Lisbon, Portugal), MR$ 0495 (CD)
Produced by No Noise Reduction.
Recorded between September 1990 and August 1993 at João Paulo Feliciano's place (Caldas da Rainha) or Rafael Toral's place (Lisbon).
Although this is a subscriber "Tapes" release, it's exceptionally packaged as a Record release: One single file containing all the tracks.
| WHERE ARE WE GOING? AND WHAT ARE WE DOING? | 1' 40" | ||
| PEACE BOOST | 1' 25" | ||
| TWISTER BLUESY | 2' 28" | ||
| CD PLAYERS | 1' 14" | ||
| TWO LOVING GUITARS | 1' 00" | ||
| BLACK CDTH | 1' 01" | ||
| GROOVE GRINDER | 0' 50" | ||
| SONIC SPRING | 1' 38" | ||
| THE SECOND GHOST | 0' 45" | ||
| GOING UP? | 1' 32" | ||
| NEGATIVE SUNDAY | 2' 05" | ||
| LANDSCAPE GENERATOR | 2' 03" | ||
| THE INCREDIBLE MARVIN | 1' 02" | ||
| A, PATTI, B | 1' 21" | ||
| DIE AND LIVE | 4' 45" | ||
| NO NOISE REDUCTION | 0' 33" | ||
| 0'0,060" FOR A ROCK'N'ROLL BAND | 0' 06" | ||
| SHOOTING ASLEEP | 3' 17" | ||
| SOUTH WARP 6 | 0' 43" | ||
| LICKABILITY | 2' 44" | ||
| ECHO DOGS | 1' 37" | ||
| SWEETEST VOLTAGE | 3' 00" | ||
| Cover Image (200x200 px) | |||
| File Size (zip): | 71.6 MB | DOWNLOAD |
WHERE ARE WE GOING? AND WHAT ARE WE DOING?
excerpt from a 4-simultaneous-texts lecture by John Cage (1961).
Rafael Toral- voice, filters
Paulo Feliciano- voice
PEACE BOOST
PF- noise burst guitar, random tape edits
RT- bowed cymbals, mute switching, mariachi-tuned silvertone guitar
TWISTER BLUESY
Raquel Feliciano- wired harmonica
RT- harmonica wire jamming, keyboard (sinewave)
PF- les paul guitar, harmonica wire jamming
CD PLAYERS
the sound source is not the disc, but the mechanical sounds of the player
PF- cd player
RT- sampler (cd player)
TWO LOVING GUITARS
PF- two guitars touching each other
BLACK CDTH
PF- prepared compact disc
the prepared compact disc is a CD with narrow slices of tape stuck in the back. the laser beam stumbles on them and behaves in very unpredictable ways.
GROOVE GRINDER
PF- sunny-vox turntable
RT- silvano turntable
SONIC SPRING
RT- spring resonator
PF- sampler (spring resonator)
a spring resonator is a long coil spring with a contact microphone attached to one end.
GOING UP?
RT- contact microphone-recorded elevators
PF- early tape, mxr noise gate
NEGATIVE SUNDAY
PF- prepared guitar, sampler (bells)
RT- turntable, sampler
LANDSCAPE GENERATOR
RT- computer games
PF- computer games
THE INCREDIBLE MARVIN
PF- prepared compact disc
A, PATTI, B
a 7" single found broken in two halves glued back facing opposite sides
RT, PF- turntable
DIE AND LIVE
RT- guitars
PF- voice, sampler (bass)
THE SECOND GHOST
PF- guitar
RT- guitar
NO NOISE REDUCTION
PF- noise
RT- noise
0'0,060" FOR A ROCK'N'ROLL BAND
tina and the top ten blasting at full volume for 60 milliseconds.
PF- guitar
Falcon D- drums
Captain MD- bass
Johnny "boy" Santini- guitar
Mimi - silent
RT- precision edit
SOUTH WARP 6
RT- revox A77 tape recorder
LICKABILITY
RT- drone guitar
PF- sampler (his voice), guitar
44. ECHO DOGS 1'37"
PF- television, field recording
RT- drums, field recording, processing
45. SWEETEST VOLTAGE
RT- resonating fender jaguar, analog delayed ibañez.
PF- prepared gibson les paul deluxe, fender jaguar