Antiquated hardware used to masterfully remix Radiohead's Nude
It takes some serious game to rise above the legions of mediocre DIYers out there and stand tall as a true legend. Judging by the video posted up after the cut, James Houston can now consider himself one of the elite. Somehow, this cat managed to tackle the nearly impossible task of remixing Radiohead's Nude without defacing it entirely (read: merging bits and pieces of the tune into a 4/4 arrangement and calling it a day). Instead, he utilized a host of aging hardware (Sinclar ZX Spectrum, Epson LX-81 dot matrix printer, HP Scanjet 3c, etc.) to create a rendition that even Yorke could admire. For fans of In Rainbows and mesmerizing music videos alike, there's a must-see waiting just below.
[Via Hack-A-Day, thanks Eliot]
Big Ideas (Don't get any) from 1030 on Vimeo.
[Via Hack-A-Day, thanks Eliot]
Big Ideas (Don't get any) from 1030 on Vimeo.























Purely Amazing!!!
That's pretty sweet.
That's awesome! I wish I could do something like that.
Neat!
Wow, never thought printers and scanners could sound so great. Should be used more often!
As a teen of the 80's, I salute you. Looks like they just took all my old stuff and made music with it!
This was totally cool. The video is even outstanding, the oversaturated color, the interesting framing. Job well done!
simply amazing...
that scanner has some nice bass
Amazing approach and flawless execution, my jaw literally dropped. You are my hero.
Oh my (am I supposed to put "god" here? I don't believe in that).
Anyway, it blew my mind
aw, man i looked at the second page of comments and lost where i was in the video, jeez!
very nice
God! I miss ZX loading sounds!
Truly amazing, but I'm curious as to what point the oscilloscope serves. Does it contribute to the sound in any way or is it just to add to the visuals?