I produced a track with CD skipping in 1986. I would not regard myself
as a
pioneer, nor do I think that the track was particularly innovative in
regard
to the context of the time, a context in which experimentation with the
malfunction of analogue and emerging digital equipment was widespread
within
the community of experimental electronic music. Many of us were sawing
into
records and gluing them back together, using damaged cassette decks,
radios,
VCRs, whatever. It was not a radical step to do the same with CDs.
The track was released on cassette (Zeroville) in 1987 on Lymph and
later
re-released on CCP.
peace-out
ian
Peter Pricewrote:
Does anyone have any info on the earliest examples of the sound of
skipping cd's or other clearly digital "glitch" oriented process as a
compositional device?
The usual reference is to Oval in the "early 90's," but as the CD is
an
early 80's technology I figure there must be recorded examples of
people abusing cd's in the 80's.
Anyone?
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