xMAP by Mystery Tapes etc.
Press the button for reproduction— all known X-perience is potentially confounded by MYSTERY TAPES, little boxes of sonifericity specifically formulated for the curious listener. Available in your choice of aural flavors: subliminally, blasted, excerpted, repeatpeateatedly, these cinemaphonically-concocted aggregates of trés different but exquisitely manifest, unprecedentedly varied festerings of audio quality fine magnetic cassette tapes digitally mastercloned to kiss the hiss are the best of whatever you've been listening for…
Tracklist
| 1. | xMAP part 1 | 14:40 |
| 2. | xMap part 2 | 14:40 |
Credits
initially released sometime in 1983 or '84
the visual xMAP was created by Natalka Lubiw back then
this newly revised virtual version of the tape is # 3.3.3
Due to the Mystery Principle which states that what you don't want to know won't interfere with primary aesthetic appreciation, we have assembled this unique line of chockfullike compilation tapes which are ultravarious & unavoidably unidentified but occasionally perhaps vaguely familiar. This is your opportunity to obtain music without the risk of being offended by the composer's taste in pants. We think the more mysterious the more interesting & therefore we have gone all the way with these releases which are half an hour each of flabbergastronomy.
License
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.
X...coined to cover the counter-covert world of converted sound and retrofitted music, where collective melodic memories of the familiar are mined and rehabilitated to a new life. The blatant borrowings of the privateers of sound are a class distinct from common sample pocketing, parroting, and tune thievery.