John Cage 4'33" : Atari Fuzz Bazooka vs microwave oven performed by A.S.M.O.

[subclonk]

Would have liked you to use some nice microphones, but I guess that's part of the piece too. The whine of my computer creates some interesting harmonics with your microwave; I thought I was hearing the bass of your microwave, but nahh, it's my PC :P

[madmoody79]

wat the fuck was that ? :S ..

[eddie23a]

@madmoody79 It's what it says in the title, a performance of John Cage's 4 minutes 33 seconds, pay attention!

[madmoody79]

@eddie23a again, WAT THE FUUUUCK WAS THAT!!!!! ???

[eddie23a]

@madmoody79 Google it, 4'33"

[madmoody79]

@eddie23a u know wat i meant ... wat i mean is i dont get it wats the purpose of this , n y is thing ranked among BLOODY SONGS on british top 40 ...

[eddie23a]

@madmoody79 Google Cage Against the Machine

[madmoody79]

@eddie23a forget it .... lets end it here ... have a nice life :)

[maleficXIII]

this is a delicious version !! :)

[realraven2000]

cool, I like the utilization of the Microwave to divide it into Movements!

[drybredda]

Esto es arte utilitario!!

[softfreak]

on of the most interesting + eloquent performances I have ever seen

of this piece.... ;-)

[AMOKIAN]

Yeah

[DylanPalme]

This reminds me of a set I need to do next time I get a gig. A noisy 4'33 titled "I keep fucking up 4'33"

[r41zcu4dr4d4d3E]

me encanta, pero no abuses del micro ondas - ni del Bazooka tampoco- que no son buenos para la salud- yo tambien tengo una version de 4´33´´ discoteca

en "3 piezas para piano" de Cage aqui en mi perfil de you tube.

felicidades por la tuya

[BigNickontheDrum]

. . .  That bazooka isn't loaded, now, is it? :) Interesting take on this piece.

[eddie23a]

@BigNickontheDrum It's loaded with a stepped tone generator, LFO, fuzz, amp circuits and a speaker :)

[eddie23a]

@BigNickontheDrum and the microwave is loaded with my dinner

[TheUnclestein]

Yeh>

Reminds me of that track way back in the 80's: I used to have an original copy of THC ("Tape Head Cleaner") on a C90.

Good work

Unclestein XX