Re: [microsound] Bertoia

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The Amoco Building (was: Standard Oil Building):

	"In the pool is Harry Bertoia's windchime sculpture which actually chimes
when the wind blows"

~S
--Is it true that KMFDM were discovered at a show where they had five
vacuum cleaners hooked up through distortion pedals? See? This is the
reason why I always volunteered for the vacuuming side of the chores... ;)
np: the fridge   ;)



At 01:41 PM 1/4/00 -0600, you wrote:
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>> (Word of his Windchime sculpture in Chicago sparks a few ideas)
>
>	What exactly is this?  I live in Chicago and would like to
>	check out something like this if it's still up for exhibition
>	somewhere in the city.  Anyone?
>
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