LondonSounds
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@ I heard the Narional Fairground Archive has oral history recordings, but do you have live recordings of fairground barkers?
about 7 hours ago
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RT @: BBC R&D blog: Audio on the Web - Rediscovering the era of the Radiophonic Workshop
11:16 PM May 27th
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Found a copy of Clive Barker's 'Cabal' on top of a pillar box today. Anyone else found any random books recently?
3:48 PM May 27th
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RT @: Incredible sounds from the Ayers Lake old growth Acadian Forest, New Brunswick, Canada
3:59 PM May 26th
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@ Londoners in WW1 reported hearing artillery barrages on the Somme. 17th C naval Battle of Lowestoft was heard in Walthamstow!
3:51 PM May 26th
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@ made do with the little Sony PCM M10 recorder instead, which is actually not bad. Plus it's a nice sunny day.
10:45 AM May 26th
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@ It's like going to the loo and finding you've only got one testicle.
10:42 AM May 26th
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@ thanks a lot for the mention, re historical sounds: hopefully should have some more up on the site soon.
10:41 AM May 26th
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Just been trying to gauge the extent of the 'sound of Bow Bells' & one of my @ has stopped working, hope it can be fixed!
10:37 AM May 26th
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My new sounds: The Albert Basin, Docklands, east London on
7:02 AM May 25th
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Good morning's work with @ photographer Ben McMahon (@). Docklands visit and breakfast at the Ace Cafe too!
6:49 AM May 25th
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@ ta for the retweet. 'the right to arm bears' - yes!
2:56 PM May 24th
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My new sounds: Woodland by Loch Laidon, Rannoch Moor on
1:12 PM May 24th
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@ Thanks a lot for plugging the London Sound Survey's soundmap of rivers and canals, much appreciated.
12:39 PM May 21st
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@ This is the start page - - where the user can try logging in, or you get a link from an invite email.
12:38 PM May 21st
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@ Thanks a lot Paul, glad you liked the binaural article.
12:23 PM May 21st
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's new beta version is looking very attractive. Anyone else had a look yet?
12:21 PM May 21st
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Nice weekend at British & Irish Sound Archives () meeting in Norwich, ta to Simon Rooks of the for the invite!
12:20 PM May 21st
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My new sounds: Maplin Sands, Essex on
12:14 PM May 21st
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Emile Berliner with his invention, The Gramophone, 1920s | @
4:36 AM May 15th
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- Name TheLondonSoundSurvey
- Location London
- Web http://www.sounds...
- Bio London sounds recorded from around the city. Sound maps, wildlife, early BBC radio recordings, historical sounds - all on the London Sound Survey website.
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