Six Hour Version Of Brian Eno's Music For Airports

[jackbarron]

Open Culture reports there is a six hour version of Brian Eno's Music For Aiports. The piece has been time-stretched to 06.06.50 by a You Tube user called Slow Motion TV. I'm playing it at the moment and it's great.

You can read about the Slow Motion TV version on Open Culture and there is link to it. http://www.openculture.com/2019/02/...viAf3DV54qZzPP9QM_ZVVHjapuGTclO5U6UdB5vWgzCh4

Jack

 

[guey]

Thanks. That is exactly what I need after the morning of fu(kwittery I've had to endure.

 

[jackbarron]

It does chill out.

Jack

 

[Graham H]

I wonder what Slow Motion TV would make of Feldman’s second String Quartet? 6 days?

 

[windhoek]

Reminds me of this Youtube video which shows a 5-second clip slowed to, wait for it... 19 hours, 33 minutes and 48 seconds!

It's the slow mo guys of course and the video shows how fast glass cracks. Here is the video from which the epic video was taken.

 

[mikemusic]

To my surprise it works well.

Nice to know there are odd people like me around

 

[matt j]

I sometimes drift off to sleep at night listening to this (when the bloody Sonos works ) so I'm keen to give this a listen!

 

[ian r]

I have the lp but my turntable doesnt play at 16rpm....

 

[mikemusic]

needs to play around 6 rpm !

 

[ian r]

thats Arts graduates for you.....!-)

 

[Seeker_UK]

Anyone can do it with Paulstretch:

http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/

 

[windhoek]

If you're feeling adventurous, play this video at the same time then sit back, relax, and prepare to enter Nirvana

 

[Seeker_UK]

Another long-format recording worth checking out is Robert Rich's Somnium:

A 7-hour track to guide you through a night's sleep. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somnium_(album)