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│play in.
artist: Bryan Zentz
album: Words Are Bullets
label: DISRUPT
cat: DISRUPT 0601
year: 2006
genre: Techno
sub-genre: Acid Techno
source: Vinyl
grabber: Eac
encoder: LAME 3.90.3 --Alt-Preset Standard
quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
size: 20,10 MB
link: http://www.thedjlist.com/djs/bryan_zentz/
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│tracklist.
no. time track title
06:56 A1 Words Are Bullets
06:12 B1 Merciful Dub
total time: 13:08 min
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│release notes.
Bryan Zentz takes the acid techno approach on "words are bullets",
sure to be a excellent release from disruptor, more of this to
come, please!. Enjoy :D
Wanna buy?:
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/207209-01.htm
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│news.
Teenagers Targeted In Sonic Attacks.
British police are backing a new anti-teenage delinquent device
which torments young people by emitting high frequency screeches
which are inaudible to almost everyone older than 20.
The 'Sonic Teenager Deterrent' broadcasts 80-decibel bursts of
sounds at 16khz and is being tested at locations where teenagers
loiter, forcing them to scatter while leaving adults entirely
unaffected, said the Daily Telegraph.
The frequency at which it operates is at the very limits of our
hearing and will be heard only by youngsters. It is like when
people are young they can hear the noise of bats but not when they
are older," said Angela King, an audiologist from the Royal
National Institute for the Deaf.
Over the years, cells in the inner ear die or are damaged and the
ones that go first are the ones that hear higher frequencies."The
fiendishly clever device, which costs ú622, is being used in
Rochdale and Manchester while in London, tube station operators are
about to start broadcasting classical music to 'reduce stress
levels' on the system, or to 'reduce antisocial behaviour' as the
Guardian saw it.
The bits of the brain below the cerebral cortex that are hot-wired
to our senses detect potentially threatening stimuli and ready the
body for action. That's why if you hear a loud sound, you jump,"
Cambridge University music don Dr Ian Cross told the paper.
Classical music generally - but not always - has a continuous,
organised sound level and so is less likely to activate that part
of the brain in that way.
Both stories emerged as ecstasy researchers published findings that
the effects of the drug last up to five times longer when
accompanied by nightclub-levels of noise.
Ecstasy taking rats exposed to 95 decibels by Italian scientist
Michelangelo Iannone had lower levels of brain activity five days
later while rats given E in silence recovered full brain power
after one day. (BMC Neuroscience).
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