[silence] Streaming audio/video sources sought

[Mazona@aol.com]

You might check out some of the sites listed on the "resources" page of 
www.livingroom.org, an ever updating website for experimental artists.

Zona Hostetler



In a message dated 10/12/2006 2:09:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
dpmiller@world.std.com writes:

> Hello, everyone -- a group of Mobius Artists Group members (Boston, 
> Mass.) are putting together a web-based work inspired by Cage's Variations 
> VII. We're calling it Variations VII: FishNet, and it will be up online by 
> November 1 (I'll send the URL out when I'm certain what it will be).
> 
> In keeping with the spirit of the original Variations VII, we're looking 
> for streaming/audio video sources on the Web, which we will combine in 
> ever-shifting combinations and juxtapositions. It's fairly easy to find 
> streaming radio, especially music radio, but we're looking for sites which 
> are a little more non-mainstream.
> 
> If you know of a web site which points to a good reliable collection of 
> audio/video sources -- again, live streaming, not "canned" files -- or 
> even a good quirky individual site, I'd be really grateful if you'd let me 
> know. We'll thank you too!
> 
> Best wishes,
> 
> David M.
> dpmiller@world.std.com
> 
> 

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