DocumentaryWorks.org http://documentaryworks.org Host Floyd Turbonic presents authentic sound, time travel experiments, and reflections on listening and audio culture en-us documentary documentary sound listening recording travel time place space mark@documentaryworks.org Mark Neumann no authentic sound and time travel The Sonic Rub is your place to hear Authentic Sound. Join host Floyd Turbonic for a monthly podcast dedicated to conducting time travel experiments through the use of rare and obscure audio recordings. Floyd provides additional reflections on listening and audio culture. Visit documentaryworks.org to submit unique audio recordings, comments, or questions to Floyd Turbonic. ℗ and © 2005 DocumentaryWorks DocumentaryWorks.org vibrations in the roaring winter dusks Howl, under the tubercular sky, from a stage in Boulder, 1975. Used by permission of the Naropa University Archives Project, maintaining creative commons attribution-no derivs-noncommercial 1.0 license. http://documentaryworks.org/sonicrub/index.htm 30:21 vibrations in the roaring winter dusks Sat, 31 Dec 2005 17:03:00 EST DocumentaryWorks.org floating and listening: more experiments in sonic temporal relocation We continue to explore the sound world of New Orleans during the early 1990s. We encounter strange instruments, musicians playing outdoors, the sounds accompanying mundane conveyance, and even more audio fragments. http://documentaryworks.org/sonicrub/index.htm 30:03 sonic temporal reocation: visiting New Orleans circa 1992 and 1994 Sun, 13 Nov 2005 16:12:00 EST DocumentaryWorks.org on authentic sounds and accidental recordings Our host Floyd Turbonic takes us to New Orleans during the early 1990s, providing a time travel experiment. We encounter crowds, musicians, a lonely traveller in his hotel room, and a host of other audio fragments of place. http://documentaryworks.org/sonicrub/index.htm 30:04 Using sound as time travel, visit New Orleans circa 1992 and 1994 Mon, 07 Nov 2005 15:00:00 EST