Alvin Lucier, Moses Williams - Acoustic Architecture - Architectural Acoustics Album

Tracklist

1	–Alvin Lucier	I Am sitting In A Room	45:00
2	–Moses Williams	Which Way Did My Baby Go

Notes

Vedute:
Acoustic Architecture-Architectural Acoustics
CD-ROM - for Macintosh and PC

System requirements:
Mac / Win
Macintosh:
Apple Power-Macintosh Computer, G3 or higher suggested,
CD-ROM drive (at least double speed)
Mac OS version 7.5 or higher
Monitor settings 800x600 or higher, Millions of colours
32 MB ram minimum
Quicktime 4 (supplied)

Short intro

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