Artist : Column One
Title : Dream Time
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2005
Date : Mar-2006
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 13
Label : Wasser WCD 006
Source : CDDA
Length : 77:58 min
Size : 93,9 MB
Tracklist:
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01.the girl who had everything part1 02:04
02.urine 03:07
03.fat finger 05:12
04.chiho aoki 01:40
05.babette 09:35
06.janine 01:49
07.frauen ohne ende 04:44
08.the girl who had everything part2 14:34
09.der jΣger 05:17
10.temporary relief is not enough! 01:12
11.neger 04:26
12.the girl who had everything part3 02:09
13.wie kleine motorflieger sausen 100 22:09
gedanken durch ivonnes kopf!
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77:58 min
The sun is shining and the sky is bright blue above the
laughing children.
Noses with freckles, little princesses and big robbers have
gathered for picture. The boys and girls are wearing their
underwear in sweet poses and present themselves so nicely
before grandmother, mommy and daddy that the old underwear
will have to be thrown away. How cute!
"Dream Time", the dreamy title of this advert for
children's underwear gives this scene its friendly
atmosphere and no cloud is to be seen on the horizon. The
little children are so perfectly integrated in the concept
of western humans, they seem to understand the game that
they are playing in the underwear section of the mailorder
catalogue. Not even at second glance he picture is
disrupting its perfect surface.
Thus began the collecting, cutting, transforming,
reassembling of these materials, that penetrate our
everyday life. So many people are involved in its creation,
reproduction, cleaning and protection. The materials here
collected are (almost) exclusively materials of major media
(slogans, pictures, TV-materials), a direct expression and
language of our everyday surroundings. Non of the materials
come from closed circuits. They were collected while having
breakfast, shopping or getting the mail, while driving or
during holidays, before falling asleep or during sleep.
These materials are a depiction of a concious act and
state, not an accident and not an empty form written on a
wall.
This project is a mirror and a distorted anthology of the
10 years of Column One`s existence. The materials are
biographic snapshots and
testimonials of the internal struggle with the "mediated",
with this hallucination.