You keep me busy tonight :D
They where taken from
Three Women by Sylvia Plath

The words
http://www.americanpoems.co...
Spoken words
http://ubu.artmob.ca/sound/...
Source
http://www.ubu.com/
That site is quite interesting haven’t bin there before.
“UbuWeb is a completely independent resource dedicated to all strains of the avant-garde, ethnopoetics, and outsider arts.”

And offcourse now I WANT to know who said what

1st voice (Harriet Walter?)
- Breaks
2nd voice (Lindsey Duncan?)
- This is a disease I carry home, this is a death.
- These are my feet, these mechanical echoes.
Tap, tap, tap, steel pegs. I am found wanting.
- That flat, flat, flatness from which ideas, destructions,
Bulldozers, guillotines, white chambers of shrieks proceed,

This has bin a pleasant expedition, found some very interresting things.
So when can I expect your next task ;)

Gr Feddo
The loops where part of a experimental abuse of this poem. It was made for an interactive play. Sadly i lost all files in a crash.
Click to hear the unfinished project

thanks for getting the info. were these voices/recordings under Creative Commons license? is the poem itself under CC license or in public domain?

sorry to be a pain…and thanks for your patience and assistance!

Like I said before no problem, I should have added it immidiatly. Because of this I read your How I did it, didn’t no that it existed! :( You mentioned some eq problems with my loops, was it one in particular or in general?

So… The Copywright
To be honest I don’t know. Both poem and the version I used are freely shared on internet, I found the poem on that free bbc sample site. So I assumed it’s was legal to use, like the rest of there content and they being BBC.
The only thing I found on internet are general messenges that state don’t use it commercial. I’ve send an Email to ubu and poetry archive 2 weeks ago no answer yet. For me that’s about it what I’m willing to do, the keep the sample on the site,
The other loop you asked me about may be used in non commercial projects and can be posted on sites like this and youtube etc.

Leaves me with a question
Can I enter the freedom to share with a poem made from bits and pieces of other Acapella’s? So my lyrics said by words and parts of a phrases from this site?

yes, please do enter Freedom to Share with bits and pieces of other Pells submitted for the project. you can also use other content on the site, as long as the license allows it and as long as you credit EVERY artist you incorporate into your poem. make sense?

peace.

The sound designer for the radio program “Three Women” said in a newsletter to “Please copy and distribute as you wish.” That’s about as close to public domain as we can get without it being called public domain.