Panorama collaboratif des services musicaux sur Internet Monsieur Gauthier Bouly, Monsieur @gotsky sur Twitter, l’homme derrière le Gotsky Blog se lance dans un pearltree collaboratif de tous les services musicaux sur Internet. Et j’ai trouvé l’initiative tellement interessante que j’ai voulu la relayer. La musique digitale peine à trouver sa place et ne se substitue définitivement pas au physique en terme de marché, comme le montre ce graphique, visible un peu partout ces derniers temps: Paradoxalement, la musique est omniprésente sur Internet. J’ai donc créé le Pearltree “toute la musique sur le web” qui doit remplir cette mission. C’est un Pearltree collaboratif et évolutif d’une équipe comportant actuellement 4 membres, et qui j’espère s’agrandira. Les services web sont organisés par catégorie qui pourront également évoluer avec le temps: NDLR: N’hésitez pas à rejoindre Gauthier sur son blog pour contribuer à developper ce pearltree.. Illustration photo: Converse music collaboration uk music
Ostalgie parisienne: bienvenue à Vintage Park Les chercheurs Michel Pinçon et Monique Pinçon-Charlot qui, avant de s’attaquer au «président des riches», ont longtemps arpenté la capitale, notaient à propos du XIe arrondissement de Paris: «Le promeneur comprend que ce quartier vit à l’heure de l’émotion nostalgique se nourrissant des souvenirs surgissant d’un passé lointain… On se trouve d’emblée dans une mise en scène du passé populaire du quartier.» publicité Ménilmuche, la Popinque, Charonne, autant de villages et quartiers dont les noms sonnent popu en diable et dont le décor tranche avec le monumentalisme du Paris – Ville Lumière des brochures touristiques! «Le Mécano Bar, au n°99, est un exemple de la décoration des établissements du quartier. Ce qui est curieux, ajoutent-ils non sans ironie, c’est que «les ouvriers ont vu leur proportion dans la population active diminuer de moitié, dans le XIe arrondissement, entre 1982 et 1999, passant de 24% à 12%. Karl Marx, Louise Michel et bars vintage Ostalgie parisienne Devenez fan sur
The Wheels Of Steel: Turntables in your browser (a web-based DJ prototype) beatlab - make music together Upper Playground | Zuck-1 and More Facebook Office Painting with David Choe In our continuing series of posts from David Choe’s trip to Facebook this past weekend to paint the new office headquarters in Menlo Park, California, we follow Dave as he paints around Mark Zuckerberg’s desk (and on his desk and laptop for that matter), and in the Facebook lounge. Looks like the FB crew had a nice surprise or 10 when they got back to the office on Monday morning.
Audiotool Le blog de l'équipe - « Virtual Barber Shop » Rocklist.net...Steve Parker...1001 Albums.. 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die Published in 2005 by Cassell Illustrated. Selected & written by 90 leading international critics, general editor Robert Dimery. ›› The 2008 Edition 1950s o Sinatra, Frank – In the Wee Small Hours o Presley, Elvis – Elvis Presley (1956) o Louvin Brothers – Tragic Songs of Life o Prima, Louis – Wildest o Domino, Fats – This is Fats o Ellington, Duke – At Newport (1956) o Sinatra, Frank – Songs for Swingin’ Lovers! 1960s o Baez, Joan – Joan Baez (1960) o Presley, Elvis – Elvis is Back! 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
Low End Theory Podcast Welcome to the official Low End Theory podcast. Each month we feature one resident DJ from the Los Angeles-based weekly club night, and one special guest. The absolute best way to get our podcast is to SUBSCRIBE via iTunes: You can also just pull the MP3s with the links below... Episode 25: D-Styles, Daddy Kev, Nobody and GLK Download Link = episode25_dstyles_daddykev_nobody_glk.mp3 Episode 24: GLK, D-Styles, Daddy Kev and Nobody Download Link = episode24_glk_dstyles_daddykev_nobody.mp3 Episode 23: Gaslamp Killer and Cut Chemist Download Link = episode23_gaslampkiller_cutchemist.mp3 Episode 22: Nobody and Virtual Boy Download Link = episode22_nobody_virtualboy.mp3 Episode 21: Daddy Kev and SydOFWGKTA Download Link = episode21_daddykev_sydofwgkta.mp3 Episode 20: D-Styles and TOKiMONSTA Download Link = episode20_dstyles_tokimonsta.mp3 Episode 19: Gaslamp Killer and Jon Hopkins Download Link = episode19_gaslampkiller_jonhopkins.mp3
Edison's Files Reveal the Only Known Voice Recording of Someone Born in the 18th Century - Rebecca J. Rosen - Technology Many of the most significant moments of the 20th century are written in our brains not as naked text but as audio files. Who can think of Neil Armstrong words upon moon landing or Kennedy's exhortation to ask what we can do for our country without hearing the crackly recordings of their voices? Who can look at pictures of Nazi rallies without hearing the clipped German of Hitler? The soundtrack of history goes silent sometime in the late 19th century. We have no sound to attach to the great figures of those earlier times. Cylinder 93952, which silently preserved the sound of Bismarck's voice for more than a century. The Otto von Bismarck Foundation of Germany has a record of a Bismarck recording, but, having searched for it for years, had given up hope of finding it. Wangemann postcard to Edison, from Berlin, 1890. It wasn't until last year that Feaster and Puille figured out that one of the cylinders contained the lost Bismarck recording. Mr. Theo Wangemann's phonograph.