Re: San Francisco recommendations?

[stanitarium@earthlink.net]

i've experienced audium-and while i love to be transformed and transfixed 
by music, this was  stultifying.
they turn out all the lights and have little speakers located thruout the 
room-the only sound you hear besides the stuff being piped in is the 
squeakee seats as people squirm in their chairs and the sound of 
uncomfortable breathing and body sounds-god help ya if you fart er 
somethin...its like a clean room gone awry.
and while they call the sounds totally unique and ever changing-i've heard 
what they do on some  triphop-ambient dub-tapes by DJ Spooky and others.
i have a feeling these guys dont get out much.

staninsanfran 

>I always recommend this to anyone going to San Francisco though I've 
>never been (I learned of it only after I left SF :-(
>
>http://www.audium.org/omhpp.cgi?src=intro.hpp
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>It sounds like an awesome experience and its been around for quite some 
>time.  Anyone in the Bay Area ever checked this out?
>
>Kevin
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've got a week long work trip to SF at the start of March. Would love
>> to hear recommendations for venues, bars etc. to check out. I've
>> actually got a whole Sunday free, so day-time recommendations also
>> useful!
>>
>>
>> cheers,
>> os.
>>
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>form. That is the primal ignorance which is the root cause of all trouble.
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>- Ramana Maharshi (1879-1950)
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