feedback part2 the microphone checker strikes back

["LEE, THANIEL I" <TLEE@IUSMail.IUS.Indiana.EDU>]

um, i like feed back, i also like the amplification of quiet sounds. last
sunday keenan lawler let me hear a guy named pole, pole uses the sound of
records popping and hissing. he amplifies them until they sound like
percusion and/or melody, i thought it sounded pretty, but im a freak. a
couple weeks ago i was trying to get a good recording of speaker hums. i
think the sounds my fridge makes are pretty i like the low fluxuating
humming sound it makes at night. i also like the sound of a empty office
flouresent lights make a wonderfully strange hum. copy machines make
dancable beats, so do old dot matrix printers, and people walking on hard
wood floors. dont even get me started on the symphony of sound in the check
out lanes at grochery stores [beep, beep, cart noises, beep, beep, credit
card sweep, beep beep, coupon check pricee check, beep, recept, your total
is beep] now thats what i call techno. -thaniel ion lee