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Gyojo

Date Joined:Feb 6, 2006
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Ex-marine biologist turned techno-geek. I love squid....the real thing, that is. One of my projects as a marine bio was the food habits of the neon flying squid, (Ommastrephes bartrami).
Have been a musician/composer for about 40 years and most of my focus is on street music as applied to orchestral performance. Just think drum bikes with a 120-piece orchestra. My testing ground: Burning Man, Nevada desert.

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Triggering MIDI and warping sounds. The Rhythmic Transformation Station( a drum bike- sound sculpture) . Music, bike, percussion, sampling the street. . . . . composing for the urban soundscape.

Location
Olympia, WA

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Pulling the Drummer out from behind the Bandstand by Gyojo

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» Forgot to mention, that this drum trike is part of a much larger concept to pull trap s…
» Actually, not in this shot. But we had a Trike Tryst at Burning Man 2004 and there was …
» I've been toying around with this whole "play and ride" thang for awhile now. I do a fa…
» Yeah....sorry....I've been caught up in my own Private Idaho. Just finished getting the…
» This is the RTS-1 in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada. My constant testing ground for road…

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Oct 22, 2006. 7:12 PMRudimentaryThinker says:

Hmmmm...marine biologist hu...we have a lot of those hear in hawaii, I see your in Olympia I want to move there soon. I went to visit some friends there this past summer and found a baby seagull, I didn't know ware to take it, do you know if there's a wild bird rehab for sea birds there? I ask because I'm a animal person and an activist involved in a lot of animal rescues hear but don't know anything about the olympia area if you could point me in the write direction it would be very helpful. Thanks.

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