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RTTY--radioteletype is another weird one that will provide hours of clean mind-numbing fun . . . bleps and blops I also like to listen to the many fundamentalist Christian (ours) and Islamic(theirs) for really great phrases and timbres (Eno loved 'em too) crackle on Tom OOPS almost forgot the TECH looping stuff--transcribed into a Yamaha SU 10--beefed up with a few loops and yowls from a Texas Instruments Speak and Spell--then pumped thru RDS 8000/Jamman combo to stretch and flanged with a vintage Ross black face ;) >At 08:17 PM 6/2/98 -0700, you wrote: >>I totally dig this. I used to have a shortwave radio when I was a kid >and could listen for hours to the noises. I also heard those people (in the 60s) slowly pronouncing these weird monosyllables for long periods of time. I'll look for those URLs. Thanks! >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Damian Abbott [mailto:damian.abbott@mcmail.com] >>Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 1998 2:22 AM >>To: Loopers Delight >>Subject: DJ loopage/shortwave addendum >> >> >>For a really classic loop experience try scanning the shortwave band for >>a numbers station. These are the stations that the various intelligence >>organisations use to stay in contact with their agents in the field. >>Most have a call sign that repeats constantly for up to an hour or so. >>This is then followed by the body of the message - a voice dictating a >>series of seemingly random numbers. SNIP Tom Lambrecht hideo@concentric.net