The Brian Eno Electronic Portfolio CD-ROM
Announcement of
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** The Brian Eno Electronic Portfolio **
** On CD-ROM **
** By Alexander Rubli **
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************ 2nd version availableNow Shipping !!!!! *********
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This Release is only available to members
of the Nerve_Net List. It is a very limited, numbered
edition.
Contents:
- The completest discography ever, with color graphics of covers, and
sound
extracts for each record, and a very easy cross-reference function.
(more than 220 records listed).
- A stack of assorted Photos
- Oblique strategies in a nice real-looking fashion
- Videopaintings: some extracts from mistaken memories... & Thursday
Afternoon.
- Videosculptures: 5 great animated videosculptures.
- Interviews (2 spoken ones)
- Videoclips: Contains some short clips of 'Imaginary Landscapes' and
other goodies.
- Contents of the Eno ftp site (with all posts to this list)
- help screens in English, Spanish and German.
Click
here to see some screens of the BEEP
Minimum System requirements:
- A color Macintosh (68040 preferred)
or
- A PowerMac
or
- An 80386 PC with Windows (80486 preferred)
and
- 4 Megabytes of free RAM (the more the better)
- Quicktime software (PC or Mac version)
The CD-ROM is in Hybrid ISO 9660 Format, so it can be played on both
environments (Macintosh or Window based computers).
Purchase info
or directly from the author (Alexander Rubli) .
For more information or for reserving a copy, send an
e-mail to alex@rubli.net,
please include on the subject line: BEEP request.
NOTE:
I have received several requests with an invalid return e-mail address.
if you don't have a reply of your request within 24 hours,
that means I am not able to write you back !
Perhaps some day this CD-ROM will be published by a bigger company,
meanwhile it is only me, designing, programming, producing and
distributing.
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Best regards, Thanx for supporting the BEEP.
Alexander Rubli
