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  ...share some of my sonic memories, as a method of storing recordings and in order to explore some audio ecology ideas. From time to time I’ll also post recordings which I’ve made in the past. It should be remembered that the sounds contained within these pages are generally not what I’d use professionally. My sounds tend to come in two flavours, those that are sonic explorations which I (and hopefully others) find interesting, and those which pay my mortgage!

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The West Pier

Posted by listenhear on July 31st, 2008

Some photographed textures of the rusting metal work found around the beautiful West Pier in Brighton, along with soundscape compiled from sounds recorded on Brighton seafront.

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