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The past is breaking through,
-- the past is breaking through.
The past is breaking through.
Doubleish cold, doubleish cold,
114131, strata 1431
Doubleish cold, doubleish cold,
Doubleish cold -- 11431, strata 1431
The past is breaking through
Stra-doublelsh cold, 11431 strata 1431
Strata fish cold,
The past is breaking through
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2. |
Space Crickets
02:13
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Maybe he will come today - I do not know.
The code is 338. 11-643. Okay? Yeah, its working.
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"Image, Identity, Attribution, Authorship
We can say that a photographer owns her images,
in the same way that an author owns her words.
(The shorthand for this ownership is copyright.) ... "
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4. |
Beacon + Toaster
03:36
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The use of mass communications to incite random actors/
At each step, plausible deniability increases
through the diffusion of responsibility.
While their actions may have been statistically predictable,
the specific person and the specific act
are not yet predictable.
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5. |
Superposition
02:30
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6. |
Marilli remix
01:29
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7. |
Steamships Sailing
01:52
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Its beautiful.
Is there something I can help you with, Detective?
I don't know yet
Maybe if you told me what this was about?
A homicide, multiple homicides.
Gun battles raged on the streets of Ramadi today
as Iraqi soldiers pushed to retake the city
after months of ISIS control/
An Iraqi military source says troops control most of the city,
although pockets of resistance remain/
United States State Department could not confirm
those reports.
Very significant snow totals here, around Kansas
and reaching up toward the Twin Cities and into parts of Wisconsin,
as Iraqi soldiers pushed to retake the city
after months of ISIS control/
Zodiac reaching out to greater Martinez area to right the leg
for something new - I know how it is/
The first film that we we simply gave the world, the real world,
and show reality in motion,
A stranger,
people passing on the street on a windy day,
A Steamship Sailing...
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8. |
Cephalopod Warning
02:25
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9. |
The Observer Pindrop
04:27
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Tracers in the fluorescents with pyrex,
plinking out a tune amongst the tines --
Draw the shades, turn on your slide show
of the silver bus ride to the dunes
Cadger and Badger and Phil Agree
Tritones and train station beep medleys
Pearly swirly light through the trees
like a symphony of clacking utensils/
We all sing together
We all come together
We all sing together, now
I tested out as The Observer --
a real rare one on the meyers-briggs
The accepted diagnosis
is the one most strategic
for industry and the state
We all sing together
We all come together
We all sing together... now
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10. |
Manipulating A Machine
01:45
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Photography did not always enjoy
the protections of copyright.
The argument went that manipulating a machine --
in this case a camera --
did not count as a creative act.
Eventually, whether making a photograph
rose to the level of authorship was settled by the courts...
Photographers were authors of their creations and thus owners of their creations, and thus owned the copyright.
Its not true, its not happening - manipulating a machine
Manipulating a machine - its not true, its not true
Its not true:
True Machine.
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11. |
Sole Louve
02:07
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Pretty they're sprayin' on the 6 o'clock news said,
"Somebody's been abused somebody blew up a hill"
That steep you can't pull roots when they run that
Deep he's gonna live and the air I breathe
If I was passin' by that you're not here
With me attitude she'll close a deal
She don't love you forever
I will take your hand beside you
Always I will rise from the ashes for
All that hurtin' was more than just one more time
Some say this way of life is done but not for my work
I knew this sixstring but things are different now
I remember standing in the woods take a little drive just to
Afraid to lay my life was just to clear my head
I saw a flashing neon up ahead
It looked like a mississippi hippie, she's
Never fooled around and let the walls of my rope...
And I saw a flashing neon up ahead,
and I saw a flashing neon up ahead
A bandit girl and that's all right
If I'm gonna step into the fire makin' this guitar
Six nights a week out here on
The hurting side of me
Truth is every man dies not every man lives
I wanna paint outside the lines and,
baby and it's past becomin' clear that:
I can feel the sting of the loneliness —
I can feel the sting of the loneliness
I can feel. The sting of the loneliness.
"Let’s glance back for an instant.
From the 1930s until the 1970s, the US were at the forefront of an ambitious set of policies aiming to reduce social inequalities. Partly to avoid any resemblance with Old Europe, seen then as extremely unequal and contrary to the American democratic spirit, in the inter-war years the country invented a highly progressive income and estate tax and set up levels of fiscal progressiveness never used on our side of the Atlantic.
From 1930 to 1980 – for half a century – the rate for the highest US income (over $1m per year) was on average 82%, with peaks of 91% from the 1940s to 1960s (from Roosevelt to Kennedy), and still as high as 70% during Reagan’s election in 1980."
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13. |
Sears Squeeze Pile
01:30
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15. |
Happy
01:29
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Happy birthday. To you.
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16. |
Espacio Libertade
02:01
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BOOM, shock. Boom, shock.
Buh BOOM, shock. Boom, shock.
BOOM, shock. Boom, shock.
Buh BOOM, shock. Boom, shock.
Dot, dot, Dot dot dot. dt dt, dt dt
espacio, aahhhhhhhh, eeeehhhhhhh, aahhhhhhhh, aahhhhhhhh
Spirituale e morale valori indivisibili e universali della dignità umana, della libertà -- Tata Ta, tata! Tata! Tata!
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17. |
On Hold, Holding On
00:57
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