Member Since:
2/11/2004
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Other Mixes By
David Funderburk
Side A
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Tori Amos
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The Pool
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this time, the sound
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Depeche Mode
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Wet My Bed
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Madonna
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Help Me I am in Hell
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INXS
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A Warm Place (only t
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from Natural Born Ki
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Evening Falls
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Rusted Root
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The bonus track to U
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Nine Inch Nails
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Planet Telex (just t
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Jimi Hendrix
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A Warm Place (the en
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Tori Amos
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Storms in Africa
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Folk Implosion
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she can't wake the s
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Shallow
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none
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this is a recording
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Get Your Filthy Hand
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that first sound fro
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Side B |
none
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this is another clip
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Waiting for the Nigh
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Stone Temple Pilots
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Bedtime Story
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Nine Inch Nails
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Middle Beast
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Nine Inch Nails
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"I will take you hom
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Enya
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Drum Trip
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Tool
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Mr. Self Destruct (o
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Radiohead
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And the Gods Made Lo
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Nine Inch Nails
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God (Dharma Kaya Mix
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Enya
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Wet Stuff my sister
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here there's a recor
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Rhumba Box none
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another nature clip,
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Song of Sand
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Pink Floyd
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Comment:
I made this a long time ago. This tape is the story of one nights sleep. The tape, through the music and all of the lyrics, show a person falling slowly asleep and going through a series of dreams. The tape is very visually stimulating. There is a nightmare, a chase dream, a flying dream, a wet dream, a lonely solitude dream, a liberating paridise dream, confusion, transcendence, angels and demons, gunshots and flying carpets. i have my interpretation of the actual events, but everyone who listens to it sees different things. i use a lot of tiny clips of things and fit them all together. sometimes i play around with volume (ex. i recorded the end of "help me i am in hell" with increasing volume so that the otherwise quiet heartbeat sound at the end is extremely loud and intruding"). at the end of the tape, you hear an alarm clock and a voice trying to wake the dreamer. i recorded the alarm and my sister's voice through a distorted guitar amp, with the reverb on high. i slowly reduced the distortion and reverb so that it seems like the dreamer is actually waking a little, and the voice eventually becomes perfectly clear, but by that time, she's given up, and the dreamer falls back to sleep. the tape essentially ends after the last little sound i used from "A Warm Place", a sound that sort of represents the dreamer waking. there is a long pause before "wake up little susie". it's sort of an afterthought, like a song during the ending credits of a movie. i have a tradition with my friends that when we listen to this tape, we play it in a car and ride over a mountain near my house and on this little ride we've mapped out that goes with the music. it's a great multimedia experience.
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