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From: innatesharp@macflat.com (Michael Haslam)
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Subject: Re: music with unconventional instruments
Date: Mon, 14 May 2007 23:58:48 +0100
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shoemakerted@yahoo.com <shoemakerted@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for a kind of music. Since I unfortunately don't know
> what its name is, I'll have to give a description.
>
> I want to listen to a recording of music made with unconventional
> instruments: garbage cans, balloons, bleating goats, coughing, window
> panes, etc.
>
> To be specific, I do NOT want "musique concrete", if that term means
> you open the window, record the bus driving by, and call it music. I
> want something that a beginner could listen to, and say, yeah, that's
> sorta musical. The instrumentalists were trying to make actual (if
> unorthodox) music out of those garbage cans and balloons, unlike the
> bus driver who wasn't trying to.
>
> Any good ideas?
>
> Thank you very much for all suggestions!
About 10 years ago (maybe more) I heard a concert by a band called Urban
Strawberry Lunch (I think), all their instruments were made from
building materials etc. Funky stuff.
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