Olivet frogs
Saturday, June 7th, 2008I think I’m supposed to be blogging about more Midwest Banjo Camp related things - but J.R. Jenks is doing this fine. Here’s a recording of some of the tree frogs in Olivet: olivet_mi-frogs-20080606.
Archive for the ‘audblog’ Category
Sandro Perri gives you Double Suicide
Tuesday, April 8th, 2008Sandro Perri sings Double Suicide [mp3].
(recorded live at Tranzac, 3 April 2008. Colin Fisher plays bouzouki and Brandon Valdivia is on snare and cymbals).
Circulatory System - Lee’s Palace, Toronto - 2003-04-13
Monday, March 3rd, 2008the train now arriving
Friday, February 22nd, 2008
cruel and unusual
Friday, October 19th, 2007Black Eyed Suzy (files a domestic) [MP3]
(and yes, that is a banjo playing)
TTC Subway: Pape to Chester, 4pm
Saturday, December 3rd, 2005TTC Subway: Pape to Chester, 4pm (MP3).
A man was reading the Autos section of the Toronto Star in a testy manner.
Recorded on iRiver H120 + cheapo iRiver mic, and Rockbox firmware.
Morning GO Trains, Union Station, Toronto
Friday, September 2nd, 2005torrent: Circulatory System - Lee’s Palace, Toronto - 13 April 2003
Sunday, October 31st, 2004http://www.easytree.org/torrents-details.php?id=12198
Circulatory System
Lee’s Palace, Toronto
13 April 2003
Audience recording by Stewart C. Russell
Sony ECM-909A microphone
-> Sharp MD-SR60 minidisc
-> analogue PC soundcard.
Tracks split with Audacity, normalized with ‘normalize’.
Compressed with ‘flac –best’
288 megabytes.
Track List:
1 Yesterday’s World
2 Should a Cloud Replace a Compass?
3 [door/days]
4 Joy
5 Round
6 The Lovely Universe
7 Diary of Wood
8 Outside Blasts
9 [now]
— Pause to repair Will’s guitar —
10 Lately/Realize
11 Days To Come (In Photographs)
12 Waves of Bark & Light
13 Away
Track names in [square brackets] are unclear from the recording, and are from the (still) upcoming album
ttc kalimba
Wednesday, September 29th, 2004reminder of summer: field recording
Wednesday, September 22nd, 2004
A nice frog I saw when I was working in Lowbanks a couple of weeks ago.
About the same time, and in the same field, I made a recording of crickets: Lowbanks Crickets, 15 Sep 02004. In the depths of winter, I’ll really need this sound as a reminder of what it can be like.
