Uploaded March 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In January 2015 during the X-Ray Audio exhibition at London's The Horse Hospital, we held two live events.
Stephen Coates of The Real Tuesday Weld told the story of the original Soviet X-Ray bootlegs and Aleks Kolkowski explained the process of recording audio onto a used X-Ray film.
In the second half, Stephen and Marcella Puppini of The Puppini Sisters performed the song 'Those Were the Days My Friend' (which is based on the old Russian song 'Endless Road') whilst Aleks cut it to an X-ray with a 1940s lathe.
Thus a new X-Ray record was made live and played back on a gramophone to a delighted crowd...
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Thanks to Paul O for the footage
In January 2015 during the X-Ray Audio exhibition at London's The Horse Hospital, we held two live events.
Stephen Coates of The Real Tuesday Weld told the story of the original Soviet X-Ray bootlegs and Aleks Kolkowski explained the process of recording audio onto a used X-Ray film.
In the second half, Stephen and Marcella Puppini of The Puppini Sisters performed the song 'Those Were the Days My Friend' (which is based on the old Russian song 'Endless Road') whilst Aleks cut it to an X-ray with a 1940s lathe.
Thus a new X-Ray record was made live and played back on a gramophone to a delighted crowd...
