Realtime track review by John Acquadro for "Captive (by the time)"  by Jaberi and Deutsch.  http://jaberideutsch.bandcamp.com/track/captive-by-the-time  

Underwater with John A'quadro

Rare track uploaded for 
http://dreamleaks.tumblr.com/post/37735956002/underwater-with-john-acquadro

Goodbye The Band - Your Heart is Worthless (International Bonus Track)

John Acquadro - Victims Of The Eternal War

Richard and Eric spontaneously started playing jazz keyboard together on a tiny synthesizer upon first meeting at Sunday Dinner.

Sunday Dinner - Richard and Eric on Synthesizer

Cal Abungah Dee leads the Sunday Dinner Choir in spooky song for February's Halloween!

Sunday Dinner - Halloween Song (Cal Folger Day)

"Around and around the racetrack they tore, kicking up a cloud of dust in which they gradually disappeared.  But where were they once they had disappeared?  Were they ghosts, or had they turned back into dust, swirling?

I am made of dust.

Because of this, I am especially vulnerable, physically, to strong gusts of wind, small droplets of rain, battery-powered vacuums, and other common threats.

I found it wise to go closer to the waterfall at this point.  And that’s when the gators showed up... A splash from a bucket full of water struck me, dividing my body into a beading pile of selves.  And the new man - from the pod - said “you who stand before me, you who stand before me, you who stand before me, love me!”

And we looked around to see if anyone was watching.  Someone screamed “Run!”  We climbed up onto the narrow walkway between the bridge’s support cables and wildly began our ascent to the top of bridge, giddy with fear.  Then he jumped up and down for joy.  Joy was handed to him in his supernatural space bowl.  It was the deepest clean of all; it was a looper-de-loop; out of the loop, though; he turned from the fishbowl to the pistol and saved South America.  A goat walked into a Mexican and said boy that cheese is full o’beans!

We sang by the candlelight, “She went down by the old graveyard”  Saw 10 men who had the same face.  He looked me in the eye.  I looked him in the night.  Eye.  I looked him in the eye.  That’s what I meant.  He looked me in the breasts.  With his eye.  Out of reflex, with my arms open wide and my kneecaps in the shaking in the winter cloths... cold, winter cold, I said trick or treat.  Bad decisions... Bad decisions...

It seemed like the trees were getting thicker and thicker and as he wandered down the path and the twilight grew deeper he wondered if he would be able to find his way home.  By this time the air was cooling and he regretted rushing out the door without his jacket.  As the light faded the tracks in front of him became more difficult to make out.  In what seemed like moments, the light was gone and where there had been trees and tracks and a faint gust of warm air lurked indistinct shapes and a harsh rustling and an indistinct acquid smell which lilted through the air.  He began to shiver." - Sunday Dinner, Halloween in February

Sunday Dinner Stories- "I am made of dust."

Ooops, I broke Spencer Owen's song Jeu des Treize (http://spencerowen.bandcamp.com/track/jeu-des-treize) into tiny pieces.  I tried to put it back together, sorting the pieces by pitch.  Here you go!

This was my project at February's http://monthlymusichackathon.org/ 

z u t s r j i e e e e d (Jeu des Treize, Descending Sort Remix)

A recording of Gertrude Stein reading from The Making of Americans is broken into tiny pieces, sorted by pitch, and reassembled to become a descending surface of vocal gradations.

"Sometime there will be an ordered history of everyone.  Slowly, every kind of one comes into ordered recognition." - Gertrude Stein, The Making of Americans

Source Recording: Gertrude Stein reading from The Making Of Americans
http://media.sas.upenn.edu/pennsound/authors/Stein/1935/Stein-Gertrude_The-Making-of-Americans.mp3 http://ubu.com/sound/stein.html

Accompanying Photograph: processed with GlitchSort2 by Paul Hertz.
http://paulhertz.net/factory/2012/08/glitchsort2/

This started as a project at February's http://monthlymusichackathon.org/

Jamie B.