Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Part 1: Laurie Spiegel Bell Labs Interview 1984
YouTube via MusicMouse
"This interview was taped at Bell Labs in 1984, with brief intro by Max Mathews. Some of this footage may have made it into the documentary for which this was recorded but most of it has not been seen anywhere yet. Apologies for not knowing the name of the interviewer. This is Part 1 of 2."
Part 2: Laurie Spiegel Bell Labs Interview 1984
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Update: also see this video.
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wow this is great :-) I love Laurie S...great to see Max Mathews there too :-) I named one son after him :-)
ReplyDeleteIncredibly awkward, yet fascinating interview. You go girl, make them pioneering electronic pieces!
ReplyDeleteThis is the Laurie Spiegel I remember (when she would come into Harmony House II in NYC where I worked) though I agree with bo leth that it's an awkward interview. You can see Laurie's incredible intellect and joyous rapture of computer/synthesis possibilities in her eyes. They just sparkle. I was just going through a box of old photos and letters and came across an envelope with some MusicMouse documentation and a nice handwritten note from Laurie. She was doing some new work on the Amiga at the time, a visual version of MusicMouse.
ReplyDeletelooks like someone got pissy that too many people were able to see this historical document and removed it. very nice of them, who ever they are.
ReplyDeletesuitandtieguy, how do you mean? The videos still play for me.
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