From .daevid. Sent Tue, Apr 20th 1999, 01:48
too good to be true: juno.co.uk is listing that Newbuild was (finally) reissued by rephlex this week. those in the UK - can I get a witness? hadn't seen it listed at any Stateside importers... and check warpnews if you haven't lately for tidbit on Ae EP7 (indeed eleven tracks!) as well as a new sqrpshr ep incl. an Ae rmx. and lastly, nice (unintended?) touch on the 'music for airports' bit, aronne. both post-ers can consider themselves as fulfilling a prophesy of sorts, I suppose, 'cos if I'm recalling correctly, that 'bleepy computer generated music' in O'Hare's neon tunnel was written and performed by one of our founding fathers, Brian Eno, no less. >From: Aronne James Merrelli <merrelli+@andrew.cmu.edu> >Subject: Re:(idm) (I)nteresting non(D)riving (M)oment or Music for Airports > >Excerpts from mail: 18-Apr-99 idm-digest V2 #623 >>If anyone has even been through the "neon tunnel" in >>chicago's O'Hare airport they can relate to this one. >>As I rode the moving walkway everything >>seemed to sync perfectly: the bleepy computer >>generated music, the flashing of the neon lighting >>above my head, the drone of the crowd, and the >>synthetic "please watch you step" >>emitted by the walkway. >Hehe. A few months ago I had a layover in O'hare at >some horrible time like 4-6 AM. I had to change >terminals, so I passed through one of those tunnels. (there is only one, from the C concourse to A/B) >And since it was 4 am, there was practically no one >there so it was echoing down the tunnel... >all I heard was weird progression >of echoing "ing wa.. ing wa..." and the weird lights >and bleepy music... dae vid j (who _hates_ getting screwed into arriving at a C concourse gate at O'Hare and having to lug all his sh*t and weave in and out of slow-ass muthaf*kas through that tunnel, all the while just trying to get the hell out of O'Hare and back home to some solitude...) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I want more life, f*cker." - Roy Batty, circa 2019 "cross now... cross now... don't walk... don't walk..." Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com