Shannon O’Neill

Disfiguring the ‘Means of Production’: Sound and Power in Late Capitalism

GamEnd and MamEnd

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Humility and the Guest: Tarkovsky’s Critique of the Subject

Living Dangerously: Kierkegaardian Faith and Deleuzean Becoming

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Project Pterosaur

Reggaeton Flows Through Musical Genres

Zipf’s Law

YaCy

The English guitar improvisor, who I largely knew of because The Wire magazine idolized him. He also wrote a book which I should read.

This post by Peter also sums up my feelings.

WFMU has a lovely tribute, as does The Guardian.

After 6 years, we have decided to close CrispyDisc. Unfortunately, it is now costing us money and we no longer have enough time to put into the site to make it successful. Apologies if this causes any invonvenience.

CDs are over.

and drank too much coffee

Shannon O’Neill - Let the Dead Bury the Dead (1996, 192kbps, 7′00″, 9.63MB)

My piece from The Night Air Audiotheque:

Shannon O’Neill - Heaven Tonight (2005, 192kbps, 7′45″, 10.6MB)

For Charles

no one deserves to have had a life so full of tragedy. you were so brilliant, so sweet. if only we’d loved you better. i do believe i failed you. you were my brother and i took our love for granted. i’m so sorry. i hope you’re at peace now.