Or, he said, it could be a leftover sound memory.
Judging by his accomplished new dance, "Sound Memory," Julian Barnett was once an obsessive maker of mix tapes.
Mr. Barnett has found a reason not just to dance, but also to make dances, and in doing so he's cultivated a potent sound memory for the present.
Through a theoretical engagement with the installation, it asks the reader to rethink the relationship between sound, memory and mental images.
"Perhaps all sound memories turn in to romances," said Schafer.
They wanted the detritus of daily life: personal and business recordings, corporate and tourist videos, dictation tape, sound memories, tower broadcasts, concerts and events in the World Trade Center Plaza.
The visual memories, the sound memories, the things that are not being presented to you on screen, but you're completing them, in the back of your head.
Speaking to the context of the track on his forthcoming album, Arp told THUMP via email: "I Bleed For Me And Mine spans from weird structured and almost baroque interpretations of day-by-day ritual to ambient pictures of my afternoons, passing through sound memories of strange and amazing places presented as techno music".
One of the witnesses to Feguer's death, a retired newspaperman, is still troubled by the sound-memory of the surprisingly loud thunk-crack of the rope snapping and the neck breaking.
Nevertheless, it is possible that some instances of inattentional deafness in our task involved a failure to encode the sound into memory or to consolidate a weak memory trace over the short delay incurred by preparing and making a task response, rather than a failure to perceive the sound in the first place (see, e.g., Moore, 2001).
We engaged people out of their memories of the Sound, their memories of their childhood".
