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Oct. 19th, 2006 09:34 amwas Trinidadian Calypso!
I heard it on WFMU between 2:07 and 2:20 If you want to hear the songs, there are links from the playlist.
Random Ethereal Noise is often also referred to as "Ambient music". Brian Eno has done quite a bit of it. Just think of Science Fiction background music (Not Star Trek)
Oh, I see. I said "nose". Yes, very humorous.
The 78s and cylinders from before 1930 was what I'd been listening to on the way home the night before. That too should be available on the wfmu website.
I heard it on WFMU between 2:07 and 2:20 If you want to hear the songs, there are links from the playlist.
Random Ethereal Noise is often also referred to as "Ambient music". Brian Eno has done quite a bit of it. Just think of Science Fiction background music (Not Star Trek)
Oh, I see. I said "nose". Yes, very humorous.
The 78s and cylinders from before 1930 was what I'd been listening to on the way home the night before. That too should be available on the wfmu website.
