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		the door and the window waren wie gesagt bendle, nag, giblet, mark perry, david toop und gebläse (roddy disorder und wohl andere); mark perry war mark perry mit dennis burns, dave george und sam transmitter.
		zu hören sind the door and the window mit mark perry und david toop, the casual labourers, nag, giblet, dennis burns und andere in diversen besetzungen.
		the door and the window waren bendle, nag, giblet, mark perry, david toop und gebläse (roddy disorder und wohl andere); nag war nag mit david toop und giblet; the casual labourers waren bendle, sue, dave morgan, tony clough und ashleigh marsh.
	siemers.podspot.de (1004 words)

	David Toop (1949 - ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		David Toop is arguably the most intelligent music critic writing today, his range of interests prospecting across an avant garde canvas coloured by the 20th century's foremost writers, thinkers and musicians.
		Although Toop's subject is predominantly that of fabricated soundscapes in a real world, a music which has come to be categorised as exotica, his roots are literary and extend to novelistic cosmographers like Herman Melville, Joseph Conrad and William Burroughs.
		David Toop is a marvellous guide to the curious, the bizarre, the culted and the durable in 20th century music.
	www.jahsonic.com /DavidToop.html (1371 words)

	Browse by Artist: TOOP, DAVID
		David Toop's knowledge of and interest in music of all kinds is second to none.
		David Toop is a highly regarded author, music critic and musician.
		Recorded, played and produced by David Toop at the mythic The Bathosphere in autumn 2002, this record is an important landmark in his work because it's an accomplishement and a synthesis of many preoccupations from his whole artistic live.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists.../toop.david.html (843 words)

	David Toop - Biography - AOL Music
		Although British writer and composer David Toop's recorded output has included everything from experimental rock and jazz to musique concrete, the bulk of his solo and recent collaborative works have been in the vein of experimental ambient.
		Better known perhaps as a journalist and music historiographer, Toop is the author of a pair of widely hailed books -- Rap Attack and Ocean of Sound (both Serpents Tail) -- as well as a contributing editor and columnist for U.K. experimental music magazine The Wire.
		Toop and Eastley's 1994 collaboration, Buried Dreams, is a widely-hailed document of experimental environmental composition.
	music.aol.com /artist/david-toop/21074/biography (297 words)

	Musique Machine / Multi-Genre Music Magazine
		Max Easley and David Toop are two improvising musicians in the field of contemporary electronics and composition.
		Toop has had a long and distinguished career as a musicologist, authoring the critically acclaimed books Ocean of sound, Exotica and Rap attack.
		Toop also makes use of various Flutes, processed guitar and tubes to produce a myriad of industrial and organic sounds that interact with the more overt electronics in ways that range from the evocative to the unnerving.
	www.musiquemachine.com /reviews/reviews_template.php?id=646 (627 words)

	{ samadhisound.com } David Toop
		A new essay by Toop has been posted to the Texts section.
		"David Toopâs Sound Body hums and glows with life, five gorgeous morphing electronic tracks that continue Samadhi Soundâs exploration of quiet, minimal, melodic music worlds created by the likes of Harold Budd, Akira Rabelais, Fennesz, Derek Bailey, David Sylvian and others.
		'Sound Body' by David Toop will be available 19th February 2007 on Samadhisound.
	www.samadhisound.com /davidtoop (188 words)

	David Toop's, 'Haunted Weather' reviewed on the official website of Laura Hird
		And this is a typical example of Toop’s world, one where people record the noises plants make, the tiniest sounds incorporated into soundscapes, sound installations and music.
		Toop himself grew up near an ordinance factory, from where explosions could be heard from time to time.
		Toop is an enthusiastic guide, leading us through this strange world that often seems like an alternative reality, perhaps because it’s so far from the manufactured pop that dominates the music shops.
	www.laurahird.com /newreview/hauntedweather.html (859 words)

	David Toop interview
		If I had to name a few books on music that were essential reading, one of them would have to be David Toop's OCEAN OF SOUND.
		Toop's work is an amazing exploration of ambient/immersion music that ranges from Sun Ra to Jon Hassell to Erik Satie to Tibet monks to Herbie Hancock to Aphex Twin and on and on.
		Not just the breadth of the work but the way that Toop is able to tie together all these threads through stories, interviews, reveries is inspiring.
	www.furious.com /perfect/toop.html (1942 words)

	Amazon.com: Ocean of Sound: Books: David Toop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		David Toop is both a musician and writer, having done ambient music, dub music with the likes of Prince Far I, and of course numerous written articles on ambient and experimental aspects of popular music.
		I'd have to say that this book is perhaps one of the definitive studies on this musical genre, covering the aesthetics, listening practica, concepts, influences, directions, and so on of this growing musical field in a very inclusive and insightful style.
		It is not a linear survey thru time, but rather this book reminds me of a map which Toop rolls around visiting here and there with a few jumps now and then as he discusses how in the last 100 years "music has reflected the world back to itself and to its listeners".
	www.amazon.com /Ocean-Sound-David-Toop/dp/1852427434 (1774 words)

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