another cut-up idea

A simple sound installation would give the listeners numerous
illuminated buttons on the walls or on some other interface with the
titles of the recordings on them.

Press: forgetting
Press: coherence

Hear: It is easier to change your a little more naive and to sticking
the things around the memories not that I'm any different the same
reference the narrative takes you into the heart of darkness; Tacitus
by any other referential under any conditions to be evaluated. To
make some spanning trees to the festival.

Press: it takes a big man
Press: 3 spirits

Hear: Brain function total assimilation into crack. These rather
flimsey fellows I thought of three years ago a balcony you'll like
that seems like such an awful braggart. Hard work to get to where he
is today the old Balthus situation falling into too much wine;
Constante, always trying to please prevaricating say something
anything falling down by back flopping I don't care about him all the
roses.

Of course this might not be anything particularly interesting or new
or worthwhile -- but it is one way to listen to the recordings.

My grandmother says she is more of a "visual person" and would like to
see the written version of the text. I could certainly transcribe the
marginal notes I've made, and excerpt the excerpts from the original
texts and print the thing up. This is another way to deal with the
material.

But what does the "public" want? Hmmmm...