Exhibit 12 |
| [ - jan. 07, 2004 - download (5.8 Mb) ] |
Bits of cassette tape that I came across at more or less the same spot, but on three different occasions, in the course of eleven days. The fragments seem to originate from the same source. French chansons and Caribian songs (zouk).61.
Symphonic rock.60.
Arabic (tunesian) music. Bit of tape picked up and proudly carried back home to her daddy by Gersande, who two weeks earlier had turned 6 years of age.59.
Found in the shrubbery near my mother's house. Divers mix of pop, disco, and rock hits.... "Macarena" , and an uptempo new wavy sort of song, the chorus of which goes like "Starvation, starvation, starvation is real"... Or, that is what I (mis)heard it like. I googled the phrase, which brought me to a page referring to the Cranberries. So of course, I gathered this to be a Cranberries song. And yes, indeed it is. I managed to 'track it down' in the iTunes Store. There was a funny twist though: no 'starvation' in there. The track appeared to be called 'Salvation' (and the chorus line goes: "Salvation, salvation, salvation is free") ... It is from the band's 1996 album To the Faithful Departed.58.
A mix of anglophonic pop/disco and Arabic songs; radio recordings (Europe 2).
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