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REEL 31
NEW WESTMINSTER Feb. 13, 1973
1. CAP'S MUSEUM 18'30"
[0-tone]
2. CAP'S MUSEUM 9'45"
3. " " 5'10"
REEL 31 COMMENTARY
The sounds in all these takes are of disused machinery (i.e., empty butter churn, vacuum cleaner cleaning nothing, etc.), so they are not exactly heard in the way they normally would function. However, they are quite interesting in themselves as textures. Recordists are searching for sounds, conversation with guy on-going throughout. Recordist always announcing what is being recorded.
1. 0'10" old forge.
1'45" grinder.
3'10" wood stove opening and closing, good close-up sound.
4'15" washboard.
*4'45" roller press with nice rhythm.
5'30" wooden washing machine.
6'50" vacuum cleaner, sounds almost animal-like.
7'30" adjusting a wooden examination table (physician's).
8'15" foot operated flywheel, very squeaky sound, interesting.
9'45" "New Roger's jigsaw".
10'00" coffee grinder, without coffee.
*11'30" coffee grinder, with coffee.
12'00" table model coffee grinder.
*15'00" butter churn (glass jar).
15'30" butter churn (glass jar).
16'10" old telephone ring sounds.
17'00" one cylinder 5 HP gas engine.
18'10" treadle sewing machine.
2. 1'30" tossing around old milk cans, clear, good metal sounds.
1'45" recording levels down.
3'00" milk bottles into metal carrier.
3'50" conversation with Cap about old times.
3. 0'30" wagon wheels rolling on floor (steel treads).
*2'30" gear driven bicycle.
4'35" blacksmith's forge.
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