Jóhann Jóhannsson - Part 2/ IBM 1403 Printer mp3 free

This is so clever and funny at the same time. It had me guffawing at times, at the droning voice. Whilst all around it there swirled some of the most beautiful music I have ever heard. "Now we come to the Power supply"! haha.

I was a field engineer at Burroughs in 1970 and lent assistance to printers 9243 and others... The language is familiar: shims, clutch...

This brings us to our end, but obviously we also regard this as a beginning. For the six of us, the journey which we have followed to get to this point has been exciting, stimulating, and often personally challenging. This is not a book which any one of us could have written alone. And we are certainly different people as a consequence of having written it together. We have not always agreed at the outset of our discussions, but we see this as a strength. Each of us comes with a different background and frequently a different perspective. These differences, we feel, have played an important role in making this book what it is. Rather than trying to submerge disagreements, we have respected our differences of opinion, and have attempted to forge a synthesis which goes beyond the initial differences to a new perspective which reconciles them. We hope that you, the reader, may feel some part of the excitement which we feel at the new prospects for understanding just what it is that makes us human, and how we get to be that way.

Does this recording have any relation ship with IBM business partnership and the holocaust? its sounds creepy