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Sounds Of Science - The Berger Guide Through Time And Space

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Sounds Of Science - The Berger Guide Through Time And Space --- 2003

Packaging: cardboard tri-fold (6 panel) Digipak® cover, stain finish, medium thick spine with text, black plastic tray in center. 24 page stapled booklet insert fits in slot on inner left side. Liner notes mostly in German. Total time: 73:54 All tracks are segued/mixed/cross-faded into each other. (Back cover upside down notes translation from German to English): How does our earth sound, an interplanetary plasma wave or the DNA sequence of aids? How does Mozart sound at 4.7 times the speed of light and what do babies hear in the womb? How do UFOs sound (if they don't exist)? What was Yuri Gagarin talking about on his first flight into space? What do crop circle symbols have to do with musicology? Equipped with a digital botanizing drum and virtual butterfly network, the sound researcher and sound botanist Lutz Berger has been surfing for years through real and answers, scientific sounds and samples, intergalactic loops and grooves. Sounds of science. (From inner liner notes): Hall of Fame 270 samples, over 70 minutes of music - unthinkable without the honorable members of the Hall of Fame and all the others I may have forgotten: My heartfelt thanks to all of you!