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Deconstructivist Sound for Syd Barrett

from Deconstructivist Sound by Stefan Roemer

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Danelectro DE 59M NOS (Standard 302 reissue), Selmer Fuzz-Wah pedal, Vox Tonebender, Farfisa TR-60 deluxe combo

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score based on a quote by Friedrich Kittler

»During Syd Barrett’s last gigs, when they weren’t cancelled, his left hand was left dangling while his right hand endlessly strummed the same open string: monotony, as in Chinese torture techniques, considered as the beginning and end of music. Then the man who invented Pink Floyd disappeared from stage somewhere in the diagnostic no man’s land between LSD psychosis and schizophrenia.«

Friedrich Kittler, Der Gott der Ohren, 1984, in: Kittler, Draculas Vermächtnis. Technische Schriften, Leipzig 1993, p. 130 – 148, p. 132. (Translated by S. R.)

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from Deconstructivist Sound, released December 4, 2020
thanks to Jan Rohlf and CTM Festival team

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Stefan Roemer Berlin, Germany

Stefan Römer founded the activist artist collective »FrischmacherInnen (fresh-makers)« (1992); his essay film »conceptual paradise« (2006) on post-minimalist and three generations of conceptual art was internationally screened; his book »inter-esse« appeared at merve pub. in 2014. ... more

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