Il y a 3/4 ans j'avais commis un album qui s'appelait : The1Minute11SecondsSongRemixContest
basé sur la même idée que celle de
WFMU (
The rules are simple: take any "known" song (whatever that means, I know, I know...) and reduce it to sixty seconds or less)
et sur le concept des
plunderphonics de John Oswald.
Une petite douzaine de morceaux figuraient sur cet album qui vivait sa vie sur archive.org
Quelle ne fut pas ma surprise il y a quelques semaines quand je passais voir comment il allait...Il avait disparu !
En recherchant dans les archives j'ai trouvé ceci :
Chris Butler
Per rights claimant Jeremy Banks, Director, Internet Anti-Piracy IFPI, 10 Piccadilly, London W1J 0DD, United Kingdom , Email: Notices@ifpi.org
The1Minute11SecondsSongRemixContest
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Keiji Katsuda, BatBrainMiso, work in progress.
Enregistrement en direct et à la volée de sons passés à la moulinette de tel ou tel logiciel, avec ou sans effets, comme ça sort, sans trop réfléchir et en les retravaillant le moins possible par la suite... Live recording and broadcast sound passed through the mill of a particular software, with or without effects, as it comes out, without thinking too much and by reworking the least possible ... 
<--- stream the whole alboom
The Homemade Music Movement has grown from the roots of the Mail Art Movement, and in order to pay due respect and acknowledge these origins, I propose an international EMAIL audio art project in which contributors will send to me a one-minute miniature audio work in mp3 format (plus visual works if desired) attached to an email. These works will be published together in volumes online.
