Screening: ANIMA SOUND: Europa Tournee mit 20km/h
March 5, 2010 
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Big Smash! and send + receive: a festival of sound present:
Anima-Sound : Europa Tournee mit 20 km/h Ludwig Andús / SWF, FRG 1971, 40 min
w/ DJ ccole + a post-screening performance by KkrakK!!
Friday March 5th at Lo Pub – 330 Kennedy Doors 8pm | Show 9pm Admission $8
It’s 1971 and artistic duo, Paul and Limpe Fuchs, aka Anima-Sound, set off with their two kids on a European tour – at 20mph in a tractor-drawn mobile home. With an improvised set-up comprising drums, wind instruments and electronics they play brachial free Jazz/ Noise improvs at everyday venues badly in need of some culture … such as pedestrian zones in Munich, in front of a miners audience in the Ruhr District, or in the canada cialis no prescription countryside under the stars. This film is a rare and haunting document of some of Krautrock’s outstanding pioneers.
This screening is presented in association with Tim Tetzner’s Handclaps project, an ever-expanding data bank of film and video about musical phenomena, with promotional assistance from CKUW 95.9FM.
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