David
07-08-2004, 10:16 PM
Have I posted this already? I don't remember. Following are some of my favorite sites.
www.drjohomusic.com/
Dr. Joho Music: The Source for Learning Hammond Organ Grooves
Features audio files of B3 clone comparisons on the Hammond XK-3, Nord Electro, Korg CX3 & the NI B4.
http://wcatwc.gov/
West Coast & Alaska Tsunami Warning Center
Timely postings of Tsunami Information Messages (TIMs) for the West Coast & Alaska, sponsored by NOAA & the National Weather Service, as well as instructional content on tsunamis & earthquakes.
www.eoneill.com/audio.htm
eOneill.com Audio Archive contains RealMedia files of complete theatrical productions of the plays of Eugene O'Neill.
www.dailyscript.com/
The Daily Script features hundreds of film scrips in Portable Document Format, including "The Big Sleep," "The Maltese Falcon" & "Casablanca."
www.radiofreemike.com/blogger.html
Radio Free Mike (Michael Scott Moore) is a Bay Area novelist & critic. His site contains blogging of a political & aesthetic nature, as well as reprints of theater reviews from the SF Weekly. See the Archives for theater & book reviews: www.radiofreemike.com/p%26pframe.html
www.antonwebern.com/
AntonWebern.com features music files, photos, biography, opus list & "tones" you can play (in Flash, I guess), all in a decidedly Webernesque format & page design (a visual dodecaphony). It's a lot of fun.
Share some of your favorite sites!
www.drjohomusic.com/
Dr. Joho Music: The Source for Learning Hammond Organ Grooves
Features audio files of B3 clone comparisons on the Hammond XK-3, Nord Electro, Korg CX3 & the NI B4.
http://wcatwc.gov/
West Coast & Alaska Tsunami Warning Center
Timely postings of Tsunami Information Messages (TIMs) for the West Coast & Alaska, sponsored by NOAA & the National Weather Service, as well as instructional content on tsunamis & earthquakes.
www.eoneill.com/audio.htm
eOneill.com Audio Archive contains RealMedia files of complete theatrical productions of the plays of Eugene O'Neill.
www.dailyscript.com/
The Daily Script features hundreds of film scrips in Portable Document Format, including "The Big Sleep," "The Maltese Falcon" & "Casablanca."
www.radiofreemike.com/blogger.html
Radio Free Mike (Michael Scott Moore) is a Bay Area novelist & critic. His site contains blogging of a political & aesthetic nature, as well as reprints of theater reviews from the SF Weekly. See the Archives for theater & book reviews: www.radiofreemike.com/p%26pframe.html
www.antonwebern.com/
AntonWebern.com features music files, photos, biography, opus list & "tones" you can play (in Flash, I guess), all in a decidedly Webernesque format & page design (a visual dodecaphony). It's a lot of fun.
Share some of your favorite sites!