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Goodiepal (Parl Kristian Bjørn Vester), born 1974 Danish-Faroese composer/musician/performer/lecturer/activist/horologist/trickster Parl Kristian Bjørn Vester has been known as Goodiepal since 1989 when he was a young computer activist. He subsequently developed into a techno music and ringtone producer, computer music and alternative intelligence lecturer, gift economy practitioner, cabin biker and horologist who built mechanical instruments, National Gallery of Denmark squatter and activist smuggling refugees. He is radically changing his practice all the time. Documents EL CAMINO DEL HARDCORE REJSEN TIL NORDEN INDRE_GAEOUDJI SYGNOK (2008-2019) [PDF] Complete Snappidaggs (2018) [PDF] Radical Computer Music & Fantastisk Mediemanipulation (2008) [PDF] El Camino del Hardcore - rejsen til norden indre (2008-2019) El Camino del Hardcore - rejsen til norden indre is Goodiepal's ongoing response to his 2008 book Radical Computer Music & Fantastisk Mediemanipulation. 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Text_$var_93 Emego 211 (year unknown) The Emego files were made to confuse the electronic music archivists/collectors. They were a release that changed form, size, length and media, ending up pissing up everyone, including the record label Editions Mego/Peter Rehberg. During the release, Goodiepal confronted Rehberg with a number of obstacles and requests - such as the exclusive distribution through a kiosk in Copenhagen and a Pizza parlor in Vienna. When Rehberg uploaded the audio files to Bandcamp, Goodiepal had all audio files competitively uploaded to Wikipedia's article on Goodiepal. In addition, a friend wrote a magazine review of the record which resulted in the Wikipedia article referencing the magazine review as an original source while the magazine article referenced both the label and Wikipedia as the original source. While this was in compliance with Wikipedia's editorial policy of only publishing information that has other original sources, Wikipedia's editors nevertheless intervened, cleaning up and thus destroying the article when they realized that their encyclopedia had been used for a record release. Peter Rehberg never saw the records, and the Bandcamp page was closed down. As for the pizza parlor, you have to visit it in order to see whether it still has copies left. In the meantime, people have also produced bootlegs of the record and sold them at the pizza parlor and elsewhere. Today, neither Edition Mego, Discogs or Wikipedia want to have anything to do with the release. Side == Intro Side A Tilbage Til Havet Side B Tilbage Til Havet Side C Søsterhøj Mysteriet Side D Hessdalen Side I Where Is The Rapper Side J Where Is The Instrumentals Side K Vinter & vers Side L Vinter & Vers Side M Slet Dig Selv Side M Slet Din Synth Side M Zlet Dij selv Instrumental Side N Helt Opløst Mand Side O (e)vol My Robotic Skills Have Failed Side P (e)vol My Robotic Skills Have Failed Side Q (Mono) Music For A Film Side Q (Stereo) Music For A Film Side R (Stereo) Music For A Film Side S Sun Jammer Baba Jögan Side T Sun Jammer Baba Jögan Side U Electrolux Jazzhouse Side V Electrolux Jazzhouse Side V Electrolux PRINCIPIUM Side W (Political) Heikutronix Side W (True) Heikutronix Side X Eurabia Side Y Red Man K's Bedrifter Side Z Red Man K's Bedrifter Side Æ Red Man K's Bedrifter Side Ø Havet Side Å Havet Emego211 came with a lot of Goodiepal-ian art criticism, some of it in physical form, some uploaded to various places on the internet... Most is lost by now, but here is some of it, in PDF, and on Github. Music To Playback Lecture By ...is a double cassette tape realised by the Barcelona based label Alku in 2011, it is what the title says made to be backing-music for Goodiepal's pre-recorded lectures, at the time of the realise there was a sophisticated rule set for the movement of the listener/listeners while listening to the cassettes, uploaded to the website: denfri.dk, - that website is long out of date and defunct, but Goodiepal still considers it some of his best music to date... Music to Playback Lecture By