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Raymond Salvatore HarmonRaymond Salvatore Harmon ()

These dense electronic compositions outline the early minimal aspects of Harmon's work. Built upon layers of exaggeratedly slowed down environmental recordings each piece becomes a meditation on the mundane aspects of existence.

Like soundtracks for the abstract film that is our lives; the three works remain the least improvised and yet most compelling of Harmons early electronic work.


1 - Cause We Couldnt Be Bother Otherwise
2 - Something I Wouldnt Talk About
3 - Trying To Be Alone on a Sunday Afternoon


This audio is part of the collection: Betasound

Artist/Composer: Raymond Salvatore Harmon
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Source: hard disk
Label / Recorded by: RS Harmon
Keywords: Experimental

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Raymond Salvatore Harmon - electronics, banjo

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Reviewer: jeff1066 - - July 8, 2008
Subject: Still nothing?
I find it interesting that the user kafkaesque has only ever left comments on comments by Pickleweasel on work by Raymond Salvatore Harmon. No other reviews of any work on Archive.org, just a long string of negative reviews for this particular user's reviews.

I would guess that kafkaesque either has some serious personal issues with the reviewer (or themselves) or that kafkaesque is the artist (Raymond Harmon) themselves trying to start a flame war.

But these comments are useless as any sort of constructive review. Take the childishness to youtube.

Reviewer: kafkaesque - - July 8, 2008
Subject: Nothing better to do?
I find it interesting that the user Pickelweasel has only ever left comments on work by Raymond Salvatore Harmon. No other reviews of any work on Archive.org, just a long string of negative reviews for this particular artist.

I would guess that Pickelweasel either has some serious personal issues with the artist (or themselves) or that Pickleweasel is the artist (Raymond Harmon) themselves trying to start a flame war.

But these comments are useless as any sort of constructive review. Take the childishness to youtube.

Reviewer: Pickleweasel - - June 20, 2008
Subject: No, seriously.
You must be kidding with these essays about the music.