From jamie tetlow Sent Thu, Jan 7th 1999, 14:01
From jamie tetlow Sent Thu, Jan 7th 1999, 14:01
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Greg Clow wrote:
> And then, of course, there's the infamous RRR100 (the 100th release on
> experimental label RRRecords), a 7" featuring 100 locked grooves by 100
> different artists. It was followed up last year sometime with an LP
> featuring *500* (I think it was that many, anyway) locked grooves by 500
> different artists.
On the very experimental side of things some of you might be interested
in the artist Philip Jeck. For many years he's been peforming with lock-
grooves ( not pressed ones, but by forcing it with a simple sticker to nudge
the needle out a groove every revolution )
He's aquired a vast collection of old record players ( the ones with the
internal speakers ) that he once used for a performance called 'vinyl
requiem' with The Royal College Of Arts Lol Seargent. It was a massive
wall of maybe a hundred players playing simultaneously. ( I never
actually saw it so i can't comment on what it sounded like )
Anyway, he's released a few CD's of his stuff on Jon Wozencrofts London
based label TOUCH.
I found this URL thats got some nice pic's
http://www.atatak.com/Djeck.htm
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