Koobaatoo Asparagus and Hal McGee - Saturated World
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HalTapes presents
Koobaatoo Asparagus
and Hal McGee
Saturated World
Saturated World is a microcassette duo collaboration by Koobaatoo Asparagus & Hal McGee. Koobaatoo and Hal each recorded 46 minutes of sounds on microcassettes. McGee then created two rough and tumble, rowdy and raw, fun-as-hell improvised collage mixes of about 23 minutes each. Recorded September-October 2012
- Paint The Town
- Swamp Water Boyz
Koobaatoo Asparagus
instruments, sound sources and objects
Sony Microcassette-corder M-570V, circuit bent Kawasaki toy keyboard, lap harp, flute, sound field recordings of Corona, California, radio, kitchen items, voice
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Hal McGee
instruments, sound sources and objects
Sony Microcassette-corder M-470, Casio VL-Tone and circuit bent Casio SK-1, sound field recordings of Gainesville, Florida, and in & around Hal's apartment, kazoo, can-jo, bicycle horn (played by Mark & me), minimal electronics, contact mic, digital delay/reverb, voice, children's books with sound in local grocery store, with the sounds of Mark McGee playing washboard
Koobaatoo Asparagus
and Hal McGee
Saturated World
Saturated World is a microcassette duo collaboration by Koobaatoo Asparagus & Hal McGee. Koobaatoo and Hal each recorded 46 minutes of sounds on microcassettes. McGee then created two rough and tumble, rowdy and raw, fun-as-hell improvised collage mixes of about 23 minutes each. Recorded September-October 2012
- Paint The Town
- Swamp Water Boyz
Koobaatoo Asparagus
instruments, sound sources and objects
Sony Microcassette-corder M-570V, circuit bent Kawasaki toy keyboard, lap harp, flute, sound field recordings of Corona, California, radio, kitchen items, voice
Hal McGee
instruments, sound sources and objects
Sony Microcassette-corder M-470, Casio VL-Tone and circuit bent Casio SK-1, sound field recordings of Gainesville, Florida, and in & around Hal's apartment, kazoo, can-jo, bicycle horn (played by Mark & me), minimal electronics, contact mic, digital delay/reverb, voice, children's books with sound in local grocery store, with the sounds of Mark McGee playing washboard
