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Sagan: another live web performance!
Posted on April 3rd, 2005 by s&S.
Categories: *Sagan, electronic, experimental, improvisation, performance.
Sunday, April 3rd 2005, 8pm
LIVE: SAGAN returned!!!
Though it didn’t technically count as “returning” since they LIVE audio linked with the s&S studio from their home base. Hope you tuned in, blended yourself a future-shake, listened to the sounds of the year 6000 AD – and vainly made an attempt to graph the incomprehensible multi-dimensional routes signals took before reaching your ears. Featured were loads of field sounds recorded at the Chabot Observatory earlier in the day
Sagan = (Blevin Blectum, Lesser, and Wobbly).
mp3 excerpts:
- s&S attempt to initiate “audio-link” between bases
- heady ambience
- he’s Leonard Nimoy
- part 17 or so
- requesting requests
- flammy beat
- verby & nice
running time: 2 hours
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