These were all made before the internet destroyed the WORLD. It’s amazing how nostalgic I get sometimes. You could do so much with a photocopier and a couple of pens. DIY always works. It has no choice. Click here for the archive.
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Les Paul was an innovator on a whole other level. Not only did he build the first solid body electric guitar and invent multi-track recording but he was responsible for creating a giant pirate radio station in Queens in the 30s. The station was wired through the building, and would broadcast pick up jazz sessions
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In the Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson Jobs talks about listening to and being influenced by the complete perfectionism behind all the demos and takes of the Beatles’ Strawberry Fields Forever. “It’s a complex song, and it’s fascinating to watch the creative process as they went back and forth and finally created it over a
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I believe I am smitten with Delia Derbyshire. She was part of the innovative BBC Radiophonic Workshop back in the early 60s and co-created many soundtracks including the Dr. Who theme. This mainstream theme brought electronic music into people’s living rooms for the first time and still holds up after almost 50 years. Delia was
This is happening this weekend at the NY Hall of Science. It was pretty tremendous last year. Something for everyone. I’ll be catching up with the Ham radio guys and looking through their vast collection of QSL cards for sure. Need to remember to take pictures this year. I am reminded of my Grandparents going
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