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1.	Ringing in the new ear 07:44		buy track
2.	Setting free the birds 01:06		buy track
3.	c1_7_67 05:06	info	buy track
4.	QYtweak 01:34		buy track
5.	Somebody call me an ambience 01:35		buy track
6.	Tuesday afternoon 02:43		buy track
7.	GERRADIPPO 06:49		buy track
8.	bonus material 04:26	info	buy track

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All analogue.
Recorded to tape in Haringey and Bethnal Green between 1997 - 1999. Compiled and tidied 2007.

1: Hohner B2A bass, jen SX1000, Arion stereo delay pedal, Vestax digital modulated delay pedal, contact mic, cigarette lighter.
97 Old Ford Road 26/4/1999

2: BBC sound effects tape, Tascam Porta 1 internal feedback loops.
97 Old Ford Road 16/4/1999

3: Veritys Limit 12” desk fan, shit Casio keyboard, vintage Hoover, Sony toy mic, tape manipulation, old telephone receiver earpiece, handbuilt ‘Zuckrow’ PZM mic, Russian metal pail. With the Jones Machine.
Falkland Road late 1997

4: Atari 520STE, Concerto freeware, Yamaha QY10 sound module. Falkland Road late 1997

5: Casio CZ5000, jen SX1000, Arion stereo delay pedal.
97 Old Ford Road 20/4/1999

6: BBC sound effects tapes, Tascam Porta 1 internal feedback loops, Bethnal Green ambience, old telephone receiver earpiece, Shure SM57. 97 Old Ford Road 13/4/1999

7: Hammond organ & Leslie speaker, BT answerphone, kettle, other ambient sounds.
Hampton Road 1998

8: AKAI S900, Technics 1210s, Sony portable radio-cassette, Vestax digital modulated delay pedal, Shure SM57.
Recorded and mashed up in Totnes and Arnos Grove 1990 - 1997.

Many thanks are extended to all fans, contributors and especially mates who lent me stuff, being: Mark Adcock, Rob Bishop, Dharminder Bogel, Klass Gaublomme, Matt Jones, Alexander Zuckrow, also a big CHEERS to the talented musicians that I was hanging out with and continually being inspired by (Al and Jonesy also fall into this category): Chris Dangerfield, James Davidson, Ed DMX, Alfredo Genovasi, Richard James, Chris Jeffs, Tom Jenkinson, Louise Mills, Big Tony & Potch. I should also give a shout out to Dr Paul Mumford, but he’s a total ass and doesn’t deserve it.
And thank YOU for listening.

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released November 10, 2007

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