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	Encyclopedia: Music Wire (English) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Birmingham Wire Gauge is a standard for the measurement of the sizes of wires.
		A wire is a single, usually cylindrical, elongated strand of drawn metal.
		Wires are used to bear mechanical loads and to carry electrical energy and/or communications signals.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Music-Wire-%28English%29 (1177 words)

	Encyclopedia: Birmingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Birmingham is a city and metropolitan borough in the English West Midlands.
		The metropolitan area of which Birmingham is part is defined by the government as the West Midlands county, which also includes the city of Coventry and has a population of 2,579,200, but in practice includes parts of the surrounding counties of Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire.
		Unlike many other English industrial cities such as Manchester, industry in Birmingham was based upon small workshops rather than large factories or mills.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Birmingham (10324 words)

	Art in Nordland - Norway, contemporary art, art in norway, art in scandinavia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Wire is an independent, monthly music magazine dedicated to informed, intelligent coverage of a wide range of progressive, adventurous and non-mainstream musics.
		The Wire seeks out the best current musics in, and between, all genres; and is committed to investigating music's past as well as its present and future.
		The Wire is regularly invited to curate and attend music events at a variety of international festivals.
	www.artinnordland.no /vaagan_the_wire_english.html (331 words)

	math lessons - Music Wire (English)
		According to the Oxford Companion, it was in 1819 that Brockedon began drawing steel wire through holes in diamonds and rubies.
		Before 1834 wire for instruments was made either from iron or brass, until Webster of Birmingham introduced steel wire.
		Wire has been plated in gold, silver, and platinum to stop rusting and plated wire can still be bought, but polished wire is best.
	www.mathdaily.com /lessons/Music_Wire_%28English%29 (283 words)

	Matt De Gennaro and Alastair Galbraith interview
		His sensitivity to playing the wires may be a by-product of his general interest in the physics and mystery of the long wire; why it works, the sound, longitudinal vibrations, harmonics.
		When the wires are taught and stroked with rosined fingers or a piece of leather, we send longitudinal vibrations through the wires to where the wires are attached, creating a natural resonator (unlike a transverse vibration with a bow on a violin string feathered at a right angle).
		It does mean, however, that it is possible for a person to approach the wires for the first time and make a beautiful, interesting sound by simply stroking his of her fingers across the wires.
	www.furious.com /perfect/galbraith.html (3746 words)

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		The music wire acts as a counterforce to the nitinol.
		The music wire must be pulled by 1 circuit board hole towards the nitinol and then the crimp must be soldered to the leg.
		The legs and the music wire with the brass tubes in the middle of the robot act as a power bus and therefore there must be an electrical connection between all of them.
	www.tldp.org /linuxfocus/English/May2001/article205.meta.shtml (3161 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Wire: biography, discography, reviews, links
		Wire even indulged in some high-class boogie; Strange, with the langour and decadence of the Velvet Underground, Reuters, as abrasive and jangling as T. Rex, and the hyper-distorted martial voodoobilly of the Cramps in Pink Flag.
		The psychedelic sketches of Syd Barrett are immersed in the claustrophobic atmosphere of Map Ref 41 N 93 W and dilate uncontrollably in the spasmodic suspense of A Mutual Friend; a litany from beyond the grave, soaked in industrial neurosis, annuls the emotional slide.
		Wire's six-song EP Read and Burn 01 (Pinkflag, 2002) returns them to the futuristic punk-rock of their beginnings (In the Art of Stopping, I Don't Understand, Comet), albeit with a new awareness of studio cut-up techniques and of the post-rock aesthetics (Germ Ship).
	www.scaruffi.com /vol4/wire.html (2292 words)

	Gigbite - Band Reviews - Wire - Read and Burn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Wire (the second leg) returned in 1986 with Snakedrill.
		In the past year Wire was invited to play some festivals including All Tomorrow's Parties.
		For people wondering about Wire picking up where they left off with Manscape and WIR, the new Read and Burn sounds like the most energetic music that Wire has ever produced.
	www.stormpages.com /supportbands/wiredemo.html (477 words)

	Wire: Read & Burn 01 [EP] (2002): Reviews
		Warning his music is dangerous to drive on - you will speed and try to carve up every other vehicle on the road.
		This is the first time Wire has ever sound generic, and in a way that's worse than a failed experiment: Taking a chance and failing (as Wire often did in the 80s) is more respectable than unambitious mediocrity (ie Read & Burn).
		Wire's coldly distainful wit has allowed them to carry their bite into the '00s.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/wire/readandburn1 (479 words)

	Description
		The counter-weight part of the wire is cut from the picture, and not shown on the fig:s.
		Cut a 120-140 mm piece of the wire and bend it 90 degrees in the middle and thread it through the hole in the hinge.
		I mean the same sort of wire you are using to wipe the wheels for power-pickup) soldered to the hook.
	www.geocities.com /CapeCanaveral/7706/descr.html (708 words)

	CD Reviews - Kievman, Carson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The third movement is a scherzo, a bitter, mocking dance of death, with various layers of music proceding in juxtaposed layers in the manner of Ives.
		It is a kind of mad music theater, one performing version of this piece requires a page-turning "Butler" and several other "Servants," and the pianist sits on aq spring-supported platform where he also has access to cowbells.
		Blending music with the theatrical, visual, and the literary arts, Kievman has unveiled a transparency to his music that relates to joy, pain, and occasionally, the absurd.
	www.music.princeton.edu /~carson/quotes98.html (3102 words)

	QRD interview with Colin Newman
		Wire of course is a band that has constantly re-invented itself from punk (you know that song every punk band covers “12XU”) to the roots of post punk and it’s evolution into art pop and then stuff that’s much harder to try and explain to someone who’s never heard it.
		We also tend to eschew tribalism in music as "self-niching" is ultimately such a dead end street.
		I hope you realise that rather unusually wire has a singer who historically tended to write the music rather than the words to songs.
	www.silbermedia.com /qrd/archives/21colinnewman.html (2263 words)

	The Wire #230. Autechre: The Futurologists.
		Autechre's approach is strictly antithetical to most popular music, which is essentially either nostalgic (be it retro-derivative, mischievously postmortem or sentimentally redolent of bygone summers) or it's written with one eye on 'classic radio' posterity, overeager to familiarise itself with you, become the stuff of future revivals, flecked with associations and connotations.
		Unlike many in the world of electronic music who are hard pressed and ill-equipped to convert their soundlab experiments into some show of creative work being done, Autechre thrive playing live.
		As Booth once said, "The only music that's really futurist is that which hasn't been created yet." They generally insist on playing in near complete darkness, again to minimize unwanted visual associations and focus concentration entirely on the quicksilver motions of the music burrowing deep inside your head.
	www.deelan.com /music/autechre/wire-230.htm (4072 words)

	Wire: Send (2003): Reviews
		The legendary English band, now re-formed, reunited and reinvigorated, return with their first LP in over a dozen years, with a sound that recalls the punk energy of their 1970s albums while sounding completely modern.
		Throughout Send, Wire strike the right compromise, pushing their songs to brink of chaos without ever allowing them to disintegrate.
		It's no surprise that Wire still aspire to make complex, strange punk; the shocker is that the spine-tingling Send sounds fresher than the pop punk currently being generated by pups half their age.
	www2.metacritic.com /music/artists/wire/send (445 words)

	RC Groups - How to straighten out music wire?
		The wire, when just heated and air cooled, did bend on launches as it was too soft after heating it.
		I've never tried it with music wire so I don't know how well it will work, but the best way to straighten long lengths of wire is to twist it under tension.
		A few turns and the wire will be perfectly straight, and it tends to stiffen it even more than it was originally because of the twists.
	www.rcgroups.com /forums/showthread.php?t=68824 (812 words)

	The Stranger - Music - Live Wire - Live Wire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		When our conversation turned to music, he said he only listened to '80s hardcore because those were the last bands that railed against the system with any kind of bile in their blood.
		Bush's decisions even affect the little guys in the music community: I was hoping to check out Germany's the Shock--a band the Briefs have been talking about--last weekend, but it turns out the trio flew all the way here only to get detained in customs when an agent didn't like the band's look/attitude.
		Knowing the people who own and book it (music veterans with plenty of punk and indie experience under their belts), this place is gonna rock when it finally opens mid-November (or thereabouts).
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=15904 (513 words)

	Skug - Journal für Musik - phonoTAKTIK — future music for our hearts
		When the renowned British music magazine Wire published a cover story on Vienna Electronica in 1997, the international music scene suddenly paid attention to artists that had heretofore gone unnoticed.
		In collaboration with the English artist Peter »Pita« Rehberg, they are constantly on the lookout for ambient sounds and noises.
		The city's musical underground movement was on a roll.
	www.skug.at /artikel.php?Art_ID=2622 (1250 words)

	Metalworking FAQ/Compendium
		Wire might be specified in American or Browne and Sharpe, Birmingham or Stubs, Washburn and Moen, Trenton Iron Co., Stubs' Steel, Imperial Wire gage, music wire gauge, or others.
		In the US, I've commonly seen electrical wire in AWG (American Wire Gauge); even-numbered values are much more common than odd ones.
		As an example, 12-gauge wire is.081" (AWG),.109" (Birmingham or Stubs),.105" (Washburn and Moen),.028" (music wire gauge).
	w3.uwyo.edu /~metal/gage.html (344 words)

	Alastair Galbraith and Matt DeGennaro
		The long wire is played indoors, ideally in a wooden structure, which would become the resonator for the wire when attached to the building.
		The wire is then rubbed by resin-covered hands or bowed, which produces a deep drone that, as Galbraith once said, can be felt in the bones.
		Galbraith and De Gennaro are simply bowing very long piano and violin wires which had been mounted throughout darkened art galleries, creating hypnotic acoustic drones that draw from Lucier's minimalist masterpiece "Music For A Long Thin Wire," though retain far more textural scrapes and dissonant overtones than found within Lucier's monotonal purity.
	www.emperorjones.com /alastairmatt.html (3992 words)

	WIRE Kim Hiorthøy-article 2001 - English (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Regular Wire readers will be familiar with his cover art for Rune Grammofon (the label's stylish ads have been a feature of the magazine over recent years), and now Hiorthøy has produced Tree Weekend, an elegant monograph of his graphic work, and, slipping into musicianly role, a CD of wintry electronica called Hei.
		However the notion of sleeves "describing the music inside" is one Hiorthøy has little sympathy with: «Like everyone else I associate certain imagery with certain music,» he states, «but I don't know that that is necessarily good.
		I think that if a sleeve can tell you exactly what the music inside is like, then that is likely to be a very boring music...
	www.mpfamily.net /media/media/wire_kim01_eng.htm (804 words)

	Wire
		One of the first wave of punk groups during the late 1970s, Wire was neither nihilistic in the Sex Pistols tradition or political like the Clash.
		With their brief, caustic songs, they were closest to the Buzzcocks' brand of poppy punk, but their art-school leanings took them into more challenging and experimental territory.
		The group's sound eventually progressed through dark, quirky dissonance to an ear-friendly brand of synth-pop, but Wire never lost its cheeky edge or palpable air of strangeness.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/artist/wire/a/wire.htm (147 words)

	The Stranger - Music - Live Wire - Live Wire
		For a good hour last Thursday, my date and I--along with two English guys getting called out by name, a half-dozen of the band's friends, and what must've been the next band because they kept checking the time on their cell phones--were entertained by the quartet.
		The music was like Blues Traveler meets They Might Be Giants meets ska/funk/rap rock meets Sugar Ray.
		They took riffs from Steve Miller and jammed them up against Van Halen and "Kumbaya," all the while with Father Pickles' crotch area jammed up against his microphone, his hand, stage pillars, and, at the end of the night, a mop he rode like a blowup doll during a finale about the Lord.
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=17428 (489 words)

	rock music on Encyclopedia.com
		type of music originating in the United States in the mid-1950s and increasingly popular throughout much of the world.
		Say goodbye to mud and drugs A rock festival used to mean great music and greater chaos; then the Chablis set moved in, with their designer tents and massage zones.
		The pop music group, The Black Eyed Peas, attends the Rock the Vote Awards at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., on June 8, 2005.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/r1/rockmusi.asp (709 words)

	Wired News: EMI Has No Fears of Peers
		Europe's largest online music distributor, Vitaminic, signed a licensing deal with Napster that would give the company access to 250,000 tracks, mainly from independent artists.
		Unlike many other online music services readying to launch, Vitaminic offers its music in MP3 files, allowing users to move their files from the PC to portable devices with no restrictions.
		Napster's new subscription service will most likely be bundled with MusicNet, which along with Pressplay are the two music labels backed by digital subscription services.
	www.wired.com /news/mp3/0,1285,48147,00.html (671 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Wire Train: biography, discography, reviews, links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kevin Hunter e Kurt Herr, i chitarristi e cantautori dei Wire Train, erano diventati i piccoli Simon & Garfunkel di San Francisco.
		I loro primi due album, In A Chamber (415, 1983 - Oglio) e Between Two Words (415, 1985 - Oglio) facevano presagire un folkpop di grande classe, con primizie come (rispettivamente) Chamber Of Hellos, Last Perfect Thing e Skills Of Summer.
		If English is your first language and you could translate this text, please contact me.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol4/wiretrai.html (119 words)

	RC Groups - Re: Bending (and breaking) music wire
		It will bend music wire up to 3/16" with a 1/4" radius dend.
		pins are properly spaced (for the particular wire diameter), and it works.
		Use 100 grit sandpaper to rough the wire, then clean with rubbing alcohol.
	www.rcgroups.com /forums/showthread.php?t=101201 (1977 words)

	Curriculum Vitae of Carson Kievman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ligeti and Ockeghem - The Music of Transcendence - Dissertation, Princeton University 2003
		Ligeti and Ockeghem - The Music of Transcendence
		Note: led individual seminar sessions in diverse subjects, such as words and music, semiotic interpretations, string quartets by Stravinsky, the "purple patches" of Mozart, the music of Earle Brown, Luigi Nono, and Olivier Messiaen (my teachers and mentors), orchestra music of Jean Sibelius, and String Quartets of Mozart (Haydn Quartets) and Haydn (op.
	www.music.princeton.edu /~carson/vitae12e.htm (3530 words)

	BBC - Berkshire Music - Wire Jesus
		Wire Jesus are one of the most remarkable Berkshire bands of the moment with their dramatic folk music and seeringly beautiful harmonies.
		We caught up with Michael Murray to talk music, gigs and Victorian bloomers.
		It's really an extension of our music - you know what we're gonna sound like before we play.
	www.bbc.co.uk /berkshire/music/local_bands/wirejesus_interview.shtml (584 words)

	cluetrain manifesto - chapter one
		The marketplace was the heart of the city, the kernel, the hub, the omphalos.
		Across the millennia in between, the human voice is the music we have always listened for, and still best understand.
		The best software, design, music, graphics, writing — elegant, artistic, fantastically interesting and valuable content — are coming out of places where people feel their creativity is valued.
	www.cluetrain.com /apocalypso.html (12249 words)

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