Music at Anti-Speed

["Stephen Goodman" <spgoodman@earthlight.net>]

> Clint wrote referring to an Eno remix:
> "Ha! This whole time I've had that and never realized it was a slowed 
> remix."

Hah, well try this one: "Tzima N'Arki" from Eno-Cluster's "After the 
Heat"...

First off, if anyone's figured this one out already my sort-of-apologies 
in 
advance.  My alibi: I didn't start listening to MP3s - or 
sampling/recording 
my CDs - until I was half-way round the world from my CD collection, and 
then interested in listening to said music on my home network (and, 
shock-horror! a Sony-Ericsson phone that plays mp3s)...

I found the track on one of a number of driving cassettes that I'd put 
together in the mid-90s, and accidentally packed for the move to the UK in 
2000.  Having sung along with the backwards lyrics on "Tzima N'Arki" for 
some time I finally sucked it into Cool Edit and reversed it.  Go ahead, 
the 
words are interesting at least, as well as a good example of the Domed One 
reusing his own material in innovative ways.

Stephen Goodman
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PS: Ten years ago this week I threw my version of The Star Spangled Banner 
up on the Internet in commemoration of Jimi's version at that well-known 
over-attended music festival in 1969.  I decided this week that I'd work 
on 
video to accompany it, and wondered about taking suggestions of 
public-domain footage I might use (my call as to which, of course).  Any 
suggestions?