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Sold a guitar, guess it's 8 string time.

Then time to play Deftones shit over and over.

Andrew wrote:Sold a guitar, guess it's 8 string time.

Then time to play Deftones shit over and over.

I grew up with deftones that played 6 strings

What are you thinking of getting?

On Amazon:



"Mugig Guitar Pedal Digital Delay Effect Effect True Bypass Pedal Effect for Electric Guitar
Color:Digital"

It's so flat!

Seems to be somewhat of a visual rip of the Hotone Xtomp.... It does seem to be as flat as you can get while still using 1/4" jacks....

so this guy..

I don't like Mp3 and CDs so I decided to release it with the little synth that I used to compose it.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/573381049/ ... llery-1-26

Has there been a modern artist that just sends an exhibiting gallery a box full of (or maybe even just a list of) materials and instructions on how to make the piece of art, along with a price tag?? Not saying I remember this being a thing, I just feel like it has to have happened.

of course, their called assholes.

It's no DAT tap shrinkwrapped in a baby shoe. My favorite piece of record store bullshit I've ever seen.

Moog Sub 37 for ~$500? Brand new, the person says.

At least I could make a $200 profit if I don't like it, right?

Corey Y wrote:Has there been a modern artist that just sends an exhibiting gallery a box full of (or maybe even just a list of) materials and instructions on how to make the piece of art, along with a price tag?? Not saying I remember this being a thing, I just feel like it has to have happened.

There are probably others, but Sol Lewitt's wall drawings basically take the form of detailed instructions to be executed by the exhibitor: http://massmoca.org/event/sol-lewitt-a- ... ospective/

tabcantab wrote:

Corey Y wrote:Has there been a modern artist that just sends an exhibiting gallery a box full of (or maybe even just a list of) materials and instructions on how to make the piece of art, along with a price tag?? Not saying I remember this being a thing, I just feel like it has to have happened.

There are probably others, but Sol Lewitt's wall drawings basically take the form of detailed instructions to be executed by the exhibitor: http://massmoca.org/event/sol-lewitt-a- ... ospective/

There was another label that released floppy disks of like midi/tracker files or something. Might have been in the 1990s. Can't remember the name.

Spazz released that 1" record that couldn't be played...which is still pretty cool.

Just remembered this guy too: http://www.1bitmusic.com
He's got a bunch of them.

The Flaming Lips' Parking Lot Experiments/Boom Box Experiments/Zaireeka period kinda falls into this category, too. Dividing out tracks onto separate tapes, discs, what have you for listeners to reassemble for themselves.

yeah screw yoko ono's hammer nail painting, something like boyd rice and his off set albums or I think peter christopherson did that^ with a usb album, peter from ciat lonbarde has done exhibits where the wall is a paper circuit and your suppose to go up to it and fiddle...much better than, ''okay now.. everyone spit on this canvas.. and by the end of the week it will be framed'' and sold for 99,000,000.

That Sol Lewis stuff is awesome. I had never heard of him before.