Saturday, February 23, 2002

"And here we have that despicable album "The Wall" by Pink Floyd"
Bob Mortimer, whilst constructing a sugar cube replica of the giant wall used by Pink Floyd at their Berlin concert in '79. From the hit programme "Top 10 $music_genre"
posted by Irdial , 8:13 PM Þ 

Ahh, the classic dilemma. Being the lazy fart I am, I usually just pay the cash needed for the beer.

I was at a punk rock show last friday, where they played the songs "Bin Laden is in the Fucking White House" and "Kill George Bush." I had awesome fun, and got way drunk. This was really old school punk, in the british sense, so to speak, with spiked hair and metal spikes on their leather jackets, TV brainwashes you written on torn shirts, and oh, lots of beer.
posted by Mikkel , 6:45 PM Þ 

having said that, it's saturday night and my craving for beer has crossed the threshold of niggling desire into definate need - do i wait until i've mastered the art of brewing before allowing myself to quench my thirst, or do i visit the place where i know i am guaranteed to find satistactory sustenance ?
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 6:28 PM Þ 

just caught a '52 recording of duke ellington & his band playing take the a train, live ........ it never fails to amaze me how generally enthused one becomes after witnessing someone creating / playing with conviction & love ....... it's only when you feel the tangible will to communicate that you realise what it is you've been missing & craving

I am desperate to hear it you must know by now that, while it is a joy to hear what you think you want to hear coming from without, taking you by surprise, the only sure way to hear it is to create it ; ]
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 6:19 PM Þ 

here's a small snippet that i made for a friend to slot into a flash ident on his site ...... it's the first time in ages that i've sat down to make anything & a load of decent sketches came about as a result, so more may be coming soon ........
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 5:02 PM Þ 

Checking in on the "products" that are available from the usual suspects, I am sorry to have to report that the offerings of such suspects are pitiful and wanting.

There is little listening, much compromise, and an overwhelming feeling of "I want to sell cars on TV" going on.

This a Good Thing® and A Bad Thing®

Its a good thing, because it means that the usual suspects are, as we correctly thought, completely out of steam, and we have not been wasting our time trying to track down something that does not exist.

Its a BAD thing becuase it means that the usual suspects are, as we correctly thought, completely out of steam, and we have nothing to track down and enjoy.

"Boss Hogg, you are WRONG because you are looking at THE USUAL SUSPECTS and you should be looking for 'the bad guys' in the places where you least expect to find them."

This is correct.

Be my guest.
Show me the money.
Make my day.
Prove it.

If a bear shits in the woods and there is no one there to smell it, it might as well not smell. If someone somewhere has created the next leap, then I am desperate to hear it.

Book him Danno.
Murder One.
posted by Irdial , 12:59 PM Þ 

The new decadence.

Fantastic.
posted by Mess Noone , 9:28 AM Þ 

Ah yes, there IS a Conet Project sample in there.

When the site is redesigned, I think I am going to put in a "Conet Project Sightings" list, and give away prizes to people who report sightings of TCP on other peoples records.

What a cheek!
posted by Irdial , 8:20 AM Þ 

BOARDS OF CANADA "Geogaddi" (Warp) limited edition cd + book 19.98
One of the most highly anticipated records of the year (at least for AQ staff and customers alike) is *finally* available. And Geodaddi is not a disappointment, although the record breaks no new ground. For those of you who love the Boards of Canada mellow electronica sound and have committed their debut full length Music Has the Right to Children to memory, here's 66 minutes more of the same delicious recipe: emotional minor-key organ / piano / synth melodies; looped samples of record static imparting an aged, organic patina to the entire album; disembodied voices murmuring (methinks there is a Conet Project sample on "Gyroscope"!); electronic glitches that aren't there for glitch's sake but to bring drama to the narrative of the album; and lush deep s-l-o-w breakbeat rhythms that add a shimmering tension to the music. The Scottish duo's music is still interesting, thankfully not boringly repetitive, and artistically successful, even if I have to admit slight disappointment that the new record contains no stylistic advances -- they're so talented that I want them to stay fresh and challenging. Still, a lovely record worth your time.
Until we run out, we've got the limited cd in a hardcover book-like package, and also the limited triple lp. If you order this, make sure to specify your desired format, and let us know if the regular jewel case version (which we also have, at $17.98) is ok if we're out of the special ones. PS: triple-lp vinyl back in next week, hopefully...
RealAudio: http://aquariusrecords.org/audio/boardsgyro.rm
RealAudio: http://aquariusrecords.org/audio/boardsdawn.rm
RealAudio: http://aquariusrecords.org/audio/boardsbeach.rm
RealAudio: http://aquariusrecords.org/audio/boardsalpha.rm


My emphasis, Source: http://www.aquariusrecordssf.com/
It's been a long time since I've posted here. I am currently in America, and I don't really have much time to throw around, but I try to check in here ever so often.
posted by Mikkel , 6:39 AM Þ 

I have been saying "bloody" and "bloody hell" WAY too much. I have also been saying "brutal" way too much for a rather long time.
Damn this slow assimilation of bad colloquialisms into my subconscious! Where are they coming from?!
NOWHERE!
*chilling music*
posted by Barrie , 2:54 AM Þ 
Friday, February 22, 2002

posted by john , 6:44 PM Þ 



posted by mary13 , 6:41 PM Þ 

More naivety... what should one look for in a website hosting service? What do you really need and use? How are you supposed to decide between the different companies? What statistics should I be impressed with? The site will be >90% images.

Ok. Enough interrogation.

I see an image. A shadow maybe. A geometric pattern falling on a wall. I take a photo. I develop and print the image. Look at it and smile. It pleases me. Is this art? Does art require some intellectual justification or statement of intent prior to the act? Even if that statement is a nihilistic one? An example: A grey painted canvas, 10 feet by 8, entitled 'I had nothing to say so I said it'.
What is art? There may be a distinction between 'what is art' and 'what is required to sell your pieces (for want of a better word) to an art gallery'. Or maybe not. Maybe the definition of art is that which one finds in an art gallery. These people have an opinion. Or two.

Other people have different opinions. Art is defined as the areas of artistic creativity that communicate primarily through the eye (Grolier Educational Corp, 1996). But fuck them. If you like it, who cares what it's defined as.
Friday night and there are multiple relaxants with my name on them calling from afar. Have a good weekend!
posted by Alun , 6:19 PM Þ 

posted by mary13 , 6:17 PM Þ 

a bit late i know but well there you go.......


What Video Game Character Are You? I am a Breakout Bat.I am a Breakout Bat.


I am an abstract sort of creature, who dislikes any sort of restraint. If you try to pigeonhole me, I'll break the box, and come back for more. I don't have any particular ambitions, I just drift, but I am adept at keeping life going along. What Video Game Character Are You?
posted by Paul , 3:33 PM Þ 
posted by Paul , 3:29 PM Þ 

Get him a Slinky®
Everyone needs one.
posted by Irdial , 2:19 PM Þ 

Required Reading

Guy Debord's The Society of the Spectacle translated and online...
Debord's book -- easily the most important radical book of the twentieth century -- has been translated into over a dozen languages. This new translation incorporates the best renderings from previous English versions, but is clearer and more accurate than any of them. The Bureau of Public Secrets website features numerous texts by and about Guy Debord and other members of the Situationist International, the notorious avant-garde group that helped trigger the May 1968 revolt in France.

http://bopsecrets.org/SI/debord/
posted by Irdial , 2:15 PM Þ 

A good friend is 30 this week. My initial present of a Swindon Town Football Club shirt is unavailable since the club are introducing a new kit for next season. So, any ideas for replacements? What did you get/would you like for your 30th? Can't remember what I got, and it was only 2 years ago. I was at work though. In Sweden. So not much beer.
For my friend, fellatio is not an option.

Is age such a big thing? The people I worked with seemed (to me) to be going really overboard with the importance of this birthday, like it was some enormous milestone and simply for having survived that far (rather than just 29 or 31, 32...) a massive celebration was in order. There is some intense psychological attraction to round numbers which defies explanation, at least with regard to birthdays. Even at 100, its only 1.111% more of a life than 99, but to die at 99 would be thought of as such a shame and almost a failure.
Job for the day: look people in the eye. They deserve it.




posted by Alun , 11:45 AM Þ 

X-Envelope-From: nobody@brunching.com 
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 12:19:31 -0800
From: oralsex@brunching.com
Reply-To: xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx
Subject: Oral Sex Donation
X-Envelope-To: irdial@irdialsys.win-uk.net

Irdial-Discs--

You have received a donation of 10 acts of fellatio from
Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (xxxx@xxxxx.xxx).

The donor added this comment:

Woooweeee! Tasty like butter!


Somebody here love(s)(d) me!
posted by Irdial , 10:28 AM Þ 
Thursday, February 21, 2002

Blogdial is taking 1.5 to 2 minutes to load at home on a 56k modem. Anybody else get this kid of response?
posted by captain davros , 11:55 PM Þ 

UFO Fly-By Predicted For The Olympics
The massive security at the Winter Games could be put to the test
Thursday when a delegation arrives in an unusual fashion.

Intergalactic visitors are expected in the early evening, according to a
woman who claims to have had "multiple visitations" by the aliens.

posted by mary13 , 10:40 PM Þ 

posted by john , 5:58 PM Þ 

Anthony Manning Concision:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005AAW9/tracerlock/104-3502995-3038328

Which of you will be the first to review it?
posted by Irdial , 5:33 PM Þ 

Like Estes Camrock, only...better!
http://www.bigrockets.com/
posted by Irdial , 3:25 PM Þ 

ahhhhhhh ......... no ...... i've been reading & posting at the blogger site ........ that makes more sense ...... although jumping back & forth between sites is pretty pointless ( ping point aside )
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 9:22 AM Þ 

anthony, are you viewing the web page at:
http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~irdial/blogger.html
??

as for 20:02 2002 2002
i'll let you know as it hasn't happened yet via the curved earth. funny that.
posted by john , 1:27 AM Þ 
Wednesday, February 20, 2002

Oral Sex Donations Accepted
posted by Irdial , 11:13 PM Þ 

i have no ping link, no OC and no Irdial logo ( ? ) ........... i've not looked at the royalties article yet ....... tomorrow
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 10:08 PM Þ 

http://216.173.214.59/Spc_Fan/

Full episodes of Samurai Pizza Cats.
Anyone who hasn't seen this show is seriously deprived. Completely insane and totally fucked up anime about, well, robots. And stuff. Contains the classic 100%-gay villain (called simply, "Big Cheese").
Brilliance in action.

Very cool:

http://www.griffintechnology.com/audio/pwrwave.html
posted by Barrie , 8:29 PM Þ 

What were you doing at 2002 2002 2002?

I was on the phone to Mimi Majick...
posted by Irdial , 8:16 PM Þ 

20-feb-02 14:25
world
posted by john , 7:27 PM Þ 

Sorry, I meant the last link at the bottom right under the OC and Irdial logo, which says "ping".

Did you sign the petition Anthony?

Its something everybody that writes programmes should do; imagine if someone patented the method of adding one number to another; every time you did that, you would have to pay royalties, every time you used it in a programme, etc etc.

And of course, every program that you used would also have had to pay a royalty, and so software would be more expensive, and Open Source / Free Software could not exist.

Which is why this is being proposed in the first place.
posted by Irdial , 6:04 PM Þ 

ping what, next to which logo ? .......... or is this for non - ie browsers ?
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 5:44 PM Þ 

posted by Irdial , 3:23 PM Þ 

http://sloan.stanford.edu/MouseSite/1968Demo.html
posted by Irdial , 2:23 PM Þ 

Dont forget to ping at the right, next to the logo after you post!
posted by Irdial , 1:03 PM Þ 

No more Mr Scrupulous Guy
How one of the two brains behind the Iran-Contra scandal this week
became one of America's most powerful men

John Sutherland Guardian

Monday February 18, 2002

Last Wednesday something strange happened. The American population was
instructed to panic. Place themselves, that is, on a state of highest
vigilance. Some cataclysmic act of terrorism would happen - within
hours. But nothing terrible happened. Something creepy did. On
Thursday there was an inconspicuous news item. John M Poindexter had
been appointed to head a new agency "to counter attacks on the US",
such as Wednesday's no-show. It is equivalent, in British terms, to
Jeffrey Archer being made chancellor of the exchequer.

The agency which Poindexter will run is called the Information
Awareness Office. You want to know what that is? Think, Big Brother is
Watching You. IAO will supply federal officials with "instant"
analysis on what is being written on email and said on phones all over
the US. Domestic espionage. You want to test it out? Text-message any
American friend, "Bmb OK. Allah gr8".

The IAO is one of two new offshoots of the Pentagon-based Darpa - the
Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (it's venerable ancestor,
Arpa, invented the internet). The other new agency is called the
Information Exploitation Office. Its mission is to supply similarly
instant analysis about overseas enemy targets. IEO will employ the
computerised sensor networks that have proved so successful in
Afghanistan. And, from now on, America - with IEO guiding its smart
weaponry - will launch sneak attacks. No more Mr Nice Guy.

IOA and IEO will get a big chunk of the $48bn of the taxpayers' money
George Bush is pumping into his war on the evildoers. Never again will
it be said that US intelligence agencies went to sleep on the job - or
that they were too careful about the American citizen's civil rights
to do that job. No more Mr Scrupulous Guy.

Poindexter is frighteningly smart and very unscrupulous. He graduated
top of his class at the Naval Academy in 1958 and went on to a PhD in
physics at the California Institute of Technology. He returned to
uniform as America's best-educated sailor. He wasn't a desk warrior.
Poindexter commanded missile destroyers. He won medals to hang
alongside his academic diplomas. He is the model for Tom Clancy's
hero, Jack Ryan.

[...]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4358017,00.html
posted by Irdial , 1:03 PM Þ 

To whoever mentioned WFMU: THANK YOU! The Kenny G meets Anal Magic show is fantastic. I have months of archive realaudio to get through.

This is just incredible listening.

(http://archive.wfmu.org/archive/KG/kg010208.ram)
posted by Mess Noone , 9:48 AM Þ 

Wish I could Mary; thing is I am on an ancient Windows 95 machine here and that site don't work on here. Incidentally at 20:02 on 20/02, 2002 I'll be right in the middle of my Pilates class.
posted by captain davros , 9:38 AM Þ 

All I can do is take a short leap and find out.
posted by Mess Noone , 8:58 AM Þ 

net.flag
this is mine
20 feb 02 1:33
0101010101

ps. dav, i want to see your flag for 20:02, 20/02, 2002
posted by mary13 , 6:36 AM Þ 
Tuesday, February 19, 2002

I second that thought, Anthony. pure fun: especially on the Bach Inventions.
posted by Josh Carr , 9:27 PM Þ 

mess, why would you feel like a spare prick buying / playing a glenn gould record ?? the great man's recordings are the benchmark of clarity & eloquence ...... windscreen wipers for the ears ...... ahem ..........
posted by a hymn in g to nann , 8:26 PM Þ 

ich benötige ein taffy, meine hyper aktive störung zu vereinbaren!

they were asking for it with that ad. micros should avoid using ****cks
in their ads unless they like being tuffed on the bum like a naughty dungeon
slave.

oh yeah that sounds like a photoshop challenge.
posted by john , 7:07 PM Þ 


posted by Alun , 4:41 PM Þ 

Has anyone had problems with this?

http://www.classical.net/music/guide/society/krs/excerpt3.html
posted by Mess Noone , 4:35 PM Þ 


LEGOs are still fun. And this game proves it.

https://club.lego.com/build/junkbot.asp
posted by Josh Carr , 3:34 PM Þ 

Yahoo!

Thanks for the explanation. I still think the policy is a little harsh, but then I'm hardly in a position to make policy and my attitude reflects my nature. Might not feel so generous if I ran a mailing list. However, I guess many new people are recommended (I wasn't - what does this say about me/my friends!) to the list. Is the policy identical for those who stumble in or those who are guided? Should there be some kind of extended trust for those who are recommended by list members? Can you tell them apart from others?
On another note, this is the funniest thing I've seen today.
Closely followed by
Adbusters. Tell your friends. On another hillock atop the moral high ground a man shouts, watch out! McDonalds own Aroma coffee, and Phillip Morris own half the food on the supermarket shelves. Now try and find out waht Nestle, Proctor and Gamble, and GlaxoSmithkline own between them. And just to make things even more interesting... ill communication.
posted by Alun , 2:37 PM Þ 

There are many of these on the Team page. Have they all been 'screened' for acceptability and trust?

Those are the ones that got in under the wire.

Many of my friends have to use yahoo etc as a personal address which is very 'real' due to privacy and disciplinary problems at work.

Then give that as a reason and you will be gladly invited in/on.

I've stated before that my internet knowledge is poor, so where should one go for an acceptable 'real' e-mail address if yahoo et al are not good enough? At least Richard Xxxxxxx is using his name in the address rather than a nickname or number.

If you can use blogger, your internet knowledge is very good. Believe me. Your ISP normally provides you with at least one free email address, and many megs of storage for your messages. If they dont, they are cheating you. And is Richard Richard Xxxxxxx his real name? Was his "surname" Asshole? It was X'd out, so you can only guess!!

I've not been on this list long, but have found it very stimulating. However, I'm not particularly impressed by the treatment of Mr R X. He may very well have good reason for not using his work address, and trust and 'need' work both ways. Sorry if this offends anyone.

In order to keep it stimulating/fresh/cool, we are blocking out anyone with a throw away or LaMeR email address. Period. They cause trouble, contribute nothing, dont read their throwaway address email, and add friction to the meme stream. If anyone has a good reason to have a throwaway account, they should give it. It happens quite often, and we manually sign them up. The instructions are clear when access is denied. People who cannot read and learn are of no use to us, and so must be denied.

And of course, there is no good reason for ANYONE to have an aol account.

We need people who can write, who can learn, who will post and who can laugh. And as for anyone being offended, they can fuck off, because you, Alun Kirby, post here, you post hard, you post often, and that means you are more important than them. They have to either shit or get off the pot or get flushed.

BTW I did a bit of "technical support" for an AOLER last week; my word, AOL7 is an abomination like no other Its a complete frankenstinian monstrosity, and not only that, because AOL does not use standard internet protocols for its email (no pop 3/smtp), you cannot use AOL as your ISP and use another email client to read/send your mail. Also, AOL cannot (according to three service reps, one senior) forward all your mail to another email address. There are third party services that do this for you, but you have to pay for this. AOLers are literally locked into a proprietary and degrading system that cripples their experience of the internet, and locks them in to an incompatible, feature poor system. They DELIBERATLY make it difficult to leave AOL, by not offering mail forwarding and acces via other email clients.

The Horror...The Horror.
posted by Irdial , 1:48 PM Þ 

Re: yahoo addresses. There are many of these on the Team page. Have they all been 'screened' for acceptability and trust?
Many of my friends have to use yahoo etc as a personal address which is very 'real' due to privacy and disciplinary problems at work. I've stated before that my internet knowledge is poor, so where should one go for an acceptable 'real' e-mail address if yahoo et al are not good enough? At least Richard Xxxxxxx is using his name in the address rather than a nickname or number.
I've not been on this list long, but have found it very stimulating. However, I'm not particularly impressed by the treatment of Mr R X. He may very well have good reason for not using his work address, and trust and 'need' work both ways. Sorry if this offends anyone. If so please direct comments to varsagod@hotmail.com.
posted by Alun , 12:39 PM Þ 

Richard Xxxxxx wrote:

>My email address xxxxxxx_richard@yahoo.com is the one I use for
>my personal mail. Why is it a "bad" or "disposable" address.

People frequently use Hotmail, Yahoo and other free "email anywhere" addresses to subscribe to mailing lists for fear that they will be put on spam lists. This is a legitimate fear, but anyone who knows anything about us will not have a problem with giving us thier real email address.

Read this:

http://www.peek-a-booty.org/pbhtml/article.php?sid=7

To gain a better perception of how these email addresses are viewed.

>It could be I suppose, but it's not.

If you connect to the internet from home or your office, you will have a real email address. You need to use that one.

>I would like to subscribe to your newsletter though.

Thanks for your interest Richard!

>Please let me know if this explanation is satisfactory

It is in no way satisfactory. It's not even funny. Use your real email address, get a real email address, give us a good reason or demonstrate to us that "yes indeed, you need me".

ath0
irdial
posted by Irdial , 11:28 AM Þ 

I hooked my turntable up to my mac today, through a small radioshack pre-amp. I wrapped the ground cable around an iron nail and stuck it into the ground port of a household plug. It sounds fucking AWESOME.
So I'm ripping a bunch of stuff. Godspeed rips good... AFX rips good... Cauty is fucking HARD. God damned ambient music on vinyl. You can hear EVERYTHING on the surface. I'm trying to rip "SPACE" right now... difficulty.
posted by Barrie , 7:05 AM Þ 
posted by Irdial , 2:28 AM Þ 
Monday, February 18, 2002

From the Club 100 mailing list...www.club100.org...

Believe it or not but 8:02 pm on February 20, 2002 will be an historic
moment in time. It will not be marked by the chiming of any clocks or the
ringing of bells, but at that precise time, on that specific date,
something will happen which has not occurred for 1,001 years and will never
happen again. As the clock ticks over from 8:01 pm on Wednesday, February
20, time will, for sixty seconds only, read in perfect symmetry 2002, 2002,
2002 or to be more precise - 20:02, 20/02, 2002.


This historic event will never have the same poignancy as the 11th hour of
the 11th day of the 11th month which marks Armistice Day, but it is an
event which has only ever happened once before, and is something which will
never be repeated. The last occasion that time read in such a symmetrical
pattern was long before the days of the digital watch and the 24-hour clock
- at 10:01 a.m. on January 10, 1001. And because the clock only goes up
to 23:59, it is something that will never happen again...


I have a model 102, it's very cool indeed.

Someone else also added this a bit later

Wednesday, 21 December 2112, at 9:12 p.m. will also be a timestamp with
"perfect" symmetry. 21:12, 21/12, 2112. THIS is -the- last possible
occurrence, with our current clock and calendar.


Wow, I wonder what The Priests of the Temples of Syrinx would say to that?
posted by captain davros , 10:28 PM Þ 
posted by Claus Eggers , 8:03 PM Þ 
posted by Claus Eggers , 7:24 PM Þ 

"So here it is.

Don’t pretend to like Stockhausen. A person really deserves more respect than that. Sycophantic posturing achieves nothing, be it in the name of progress or nay.

Think of whose back you’re jumping off and why. Oasis may be standing on the shoulders of giants, but at least they acknowledge it. What gives you a right to enter into your chosen discourse? Why not invent another, more personal, literature?

Put down that guitar. Click ‘Special’, then ‘Shut Down’ on that Powerbook. Sing. Solo. I bet you haven’t sung an honest note since you were screaming for your mother’s breast.

So there it was."

P.S. Give a thought to Don Van Vliet.
posted by Mess Noone , 3:53 PM Þ 

Man, no that's my Uncle John (in about 1967), not Elvis Costello. He rocks (my Uncle, not Elvis Costello, I don't think he rocks at all).
posted by captain davros , 3:36 PM Þ 

Things I never leave the house without: Sunglasses, Mark E Smith font, music...
posted by Alun , 2:07 PM Þ 

Will I feel like a spare prick if I buy and listen to a Glen Gould recording?
posted by Mess Noone , 12:13 PM Þ 

Mark E. Smith is a fucking enigma and a half.

Thelonious Monk is clear, blue skies and a feeling of sourceless satisfaction.
posted by Mess Noone , 12:12 PM Þ 

A wiser man. http://www.ne.jp/asahi/site/inoue/Profile/profile.html
posted by Mess Noone , 9:06 AM Þ 
posted by john , 2:50 AM Þ 

TWM
posted by Irdial , 1:35 AM Þ 
Sunday, February 17, 2002

is that elvis costello?? and then there's BOB!!



Radikal!!!!
posted by john , 9:03 PM Þ 


My dictaphone, front and back.
posted by captain davros , 7:48 PM Þ 

This post is being made in Lynx...Xfree86 n00ked for Gnome by a script that creates font aliases for math symbols. Upgrading Xfree98 to 4.2.0. This is called poking around in the system!
posted by Irdial , 6:33 PM Þ 
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