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Material Action for 2 Microphones : ウィキペディア英語版 | Material Action for 2 Microphones
''Material Action For 2 Microphones'' is a cassette album by the band (more recently a solo project) Merzbow consisting of Masami Akita and Kiyoshi Mitzutani.〔(Information about the album on Discogs )〕 The album was originally recorded and released on 1981 and then reissued on 1984 with additional synthesizers by Mitzutani recorded on 1982.〔(Cover of the album with information about the release )〕 The term "Material Action" was taken from Otto Muehl and refers to a term for using household objects to make quiet sounds, which were then amplified, inspired by John Cage's "Cartridge Music". The track "Yumin, Non Stop Disco" consists of distorted samples from the early work of singer Yumi Matsutoya.〔(Japan Times cites Merzbow's "Yumin, Non Stop Disco" at the end of the article )〕 This recording was used as raw material for other works such as Material Action 2 N.A.M. released on 1983 while the album was later reissued in CD format as part of the 50-CD box set, ''Merzbox'' as CD 8 with a different track listing than the original release. ==Track listing==
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