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David Toop (Author of Ocean of Sound)

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David Toop is the author of Ocean of Sound (4.07 avg rating, 550 ratings, 24 reviews, published 1996), Haunted Weather (4.01 avg rating, 198 ratings, 9 r...

DAVID TOOP - Haunted Weather. Music, Silence and Memory

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Haunted Weather: Music, Silence, and Memory - David Toop - Google...

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In the eye of the storm stands David Toop, shedding light on the most interesting music now being made - on laptops, in downtown bars in Tokyo, wherever he ...

Haunted Weather: Music, Silence, and Memory by David Toop

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Haunted Weather book. Read 14 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Digital technology has changed the ways in which music is perceived...

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by Mikey P Japanese sensibilities in particular are very suited to this style, David Toop talks about this kind of thing in Japanese Cinema and Sound Art in his wonderful book 'Haunted Weather'. Also another response to the original question ...

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by David Jennings There's a passage near the beginning of David Toop's Haunted Weather (reviewed here) where he writes, "trying to listen to everything has almost destroyed my desire to listen to anything". In a column in January's issue of Word magazine ...