[Rumori] Thrift store recordings

[Squier]

I can't speak to the legality of this but a similar
series has been released by an outfir known as Sounds
from the Pocket. Their "Found Sound" series includes
thrift store/answering machine tapes, record-your-own
records, found open reel, record skips, etc. Vloumes
one and two were fantastice, and I'm stoked to see,
when I visit www.soundsfromthepocket.com that there's
a volume three out!! YAY!

SFTP's series "Microcassettor," dedicated to the art
of the microcassette recorder is equally excellent.

A film/video maker named Eric Sakd has done amazing
work with similar material. A recent video, titled
either DIRT or DUST uses thrift store answering
machine recordings (the other uses scanned cell
phones) and his COME TO SEE YA is about a half hour
tape which uses consecutive recorings of some guy's
friend who leaves message after message and gets more
and more mad cuz the guy just isn't home. Great.
Hilarious. Keep eyes peeled for this tape.

(os)


--- Santo DiPiazza <tovhrizzia at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I don't know if this subject has been brought out
> before but are recordings from donated tapes found
> at
> thrift shops protected by copyright? If I found a
> tape
> that someone donated with sounds of him talking or
> whatever, could I "release" it as part of a found
> sound series?  I was considering starting such a
> series but was uncertain about legalities or
> illegalities of doing that.
> 
> -Rizzia
> 
> 
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