Exhibit 38 - Amsterdam/Maastricht I - aug. 2005 |
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08/13/2005 11h49 Maastricht (the Netherlands) - Cabergerweg
[ Lat: 50:51:28N (50.8577) Lon: 5:40:44E (5.6788) - satellite map for this spot (Google) ]
Second of two clods on the traffic island at the corner with the Fort Willemweg. This is very near where, on july 27th I picked up #211, and it is more than likely that this find actually comes from the same tape as #211: again we hear a fragment of Robin Beck's First Time ... and - apparently with a radio comment - there's Michael Jackson ... Bad ...222.
08/13/2005 11h49 Maastricht (the Netherlands) - Cabergerweg
[ Lat: 50:51:28N (50.8577) Lon: 5:40:44E (5.6788) - satellite map for this spot (Google) ]
One of two clods on the traffic island at the corner with the Fort Willemweg. On this first one: arabic music.221.
08/09/2005 13h40 Amsterdam (the Netherlands) - van der Helstplein
[ Lat: 52:21:06N (52.3518) Lon: 4:53:41E (4.8947) - satellite map for this spot (Google) ]
On a corner, near nr. 3. The picked up clod contained a couple of Rolling Stones tracks: Flight 505 from their album Aftermath, and, in the montage, parts of Bill Wyman's In Another Land, from the Their Satanic Majesties Request album220.
08/07/2005 14h30 Amsterdam (the Netherlands) - Houtkopersdwarsstraat
[ Lat: 52:22:07N (52.3686) Lon: 4:54:10E (4.9027) - satellite map for this spot (Google) ]
On the pavement. House.219.
08/06/2005 15h30 Amsterdam (the Netherlands) - Weesperstraat
[ 52:21:49N (52.3636) Lon: 4:54:25E (4.9069) - satellite map for this spot (Google) ]
On traffic island at the corner with the Nieuwe Prinsengracht. Variety. We hear part of the Dutch 'smartlap' (tear-jerker) Droomland, sung by ... WIlly Alberti? ... Johnny Jordaan? ...218.
07/30/2005 12h15 Amsterdam (the Netherlands) - van Ostadestraat
[ Lat: 52:21:07N (52.3519) Lon: 4:53:25E (4.8903) - satellite map for this spot (Google) ]
In the gutter, opposite nr. 83... bit of tape and a broken - commercially produced - cassette (see picture). It carries a 'MGA' logo, and a Google search for 'MGA cassette' brought up results related to the Filippines. Thus the printed script on the cassette cover might very well Baybayin, the ancient Filipino script; and the language sung in: Filipino.
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