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For some time I have been running a free internet radio application called the "Thomas Park Audio Explorer": http://www.thomasparksolutions3.com/ The intention of the station is to help introduce people to cc-licensed music that they might not have otherwise heard. On the station, I play a number of playlists-- say 10-15 of them. The station code randomly selects from these lists all day and all night. Wouldn't it be cool to collect an .m3u of Electronic Cottage related tracks? I could make a playlist and drop it into the station bin. Something EC-related would show up, then, periodically on the broadcast. What I would need would be: A text file with the file location of each .mp3. They would have to be hosted at the Internet Archive. Something looking like this: https://archive.org/download/madscientistsofmusic/Episode%201%20-%20RC3.mp3 https://archive.org/download/madscientistsofmusic/EP3%20-%20RC5%20%28fixed%29.mp3 https://archive.org/download/madscientistsofmusic/bonus-copyright.mp3 https://archive.org/download/newting_20170508/newting_20170508.mp3 https://archive.org/download/dna_195_arcane_waves_malfunction/03_-_Arcane_Waves_-_Data_Error_In_Garbage_Processing.mp3 https://archive.org/download/dna_195_arcane_waves_malfunction/06_-_Arcane_Waves_-_Objects_Out_Of_Control.mp3 https://archive.org/download/dna_195_arcane_waves_malfunction/05_-_Arcane_Waves_-_Zoetrope_Malfunction.mp3 https://archive.org/download/dna_195_arcane_waves_malfunction/02_-_Arcane_Waves_-_Aardvark_Malfunction.mp3 https://archive.org/download/dna_195_arcane_waves_malfunction/01_-_Arcane_Waves_-_Tokamak_Power_Failure.mp3 I could easily, then, add the mp3s to a playlist. Anyone game? Thanks either way!  (some image credits to Rafael González)
13 Comments
Penny
2/6/2019 02:34:34
Hi!!! My name is Penny, nice to meet u.
Thomas Park
2/6/2019 07:50:54
Thanks, Penny!
Rafael González
2/6/2019 13:35:20
Very interesting and cool! I think I have something on archive.org... Thanks, Thomas!
Thomas Park
2/6/2019 13:48:10
Got it, thanks!
Rafael González
2/6/2019 16:06:02
Thanks to you!
Neal Retke
2/6/2019 21:23:55
Sounds like a great idea Thomas - Let me see if I have anything appropriate up @ Archive.org. if not, will post something there specifically for this - Great initiative ~!
Thomas Park
2/6/2019 22:24:01
Sure! Sounds good. I think I may need to get at least 20 tracks to make this worthwhile, so let's see if we can do that.
Adam J Naworal
2/7/2019 02:11:00
Hmmmmmmmmmm, I do believe we will see what we can do :D
Dylan Houser
2/7/2019 15:46:44
There's plenty of Hell Garbage stuff up on archive.org if you do a search for it. Feel free to use any of it (though maybe not the reallllly long tracks though, haha)!
Lumen K
2/16/2019 22:09:10
I’ve never put anything on archive.org before. Maybe now is the time to start.
Jim Barker
2/23/2019 04:53:39
I have lots of stuff on archive.org. 11/7/2019 10:45:01
This sounds like a cool idea Thomas. I'm new to this all so apologies for this late reply :-) If you're still interested, I could send you a bunch of links of stuff I've got on archive. Leave a Reply. |
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and much more.
EC draws inspiration from the Cassette Culture Revolution of the 1980s, 90s and beyond; Mail Art, Small Press and Zines, Dada, Fluxus, Punk Rock, Hacking, Circuit Bending, Anarchy, and Noise.
EC values inclusion, democracy, experimentation, independence and freedom of thought and expression, open-minded exchange, and Community.
The Electronic Cottage website is primarily an online magazine for the publication of lengthy and in-depth articles, essays, and interviews.
For those of you who use Facebook I have created an Electronic Cottage Group, which is a casual social gathering place of the EC Community, where EC people can meet, share artwork and news of current projects and releases.
The website and this EC Facebook Group are two separate but connected entities of the greater EC Community.