8 thoughts on “ Blanking - Bernhard Loibner - Theory Music (CD, Album) ”

1. Check out Blank Theory on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.

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3. The Blank Theory was a five-piece rock group from Chicago, Illinois. They self-released two albums, Blinding Process in and Catalyst in Catalyst included the track "Nevermind" which was featured in a segment of MTV Road velscomfeasavingwa.mondmilksevemengeotroxtunordovora.cog: Bernhard Loibner.

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4. Find album release information for Blankman - Original Soundtrack on AllMusicMissing: Bernhard Loibner.

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5. Deutsche Version. Bernhard Loibner. is a composer, musician and media artist from Vienna, Austria. With his music Loibner treats various musical genres: from experimental electronic and electro-acoustic to post-rock, from audio-visual to radio art.

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6. The Blank Theory self-released two albums, Blinding Process in and Catalyst in Catalyst included the track "Nevermind" which was featured in a segment of MTV Road Rules. While the first two independent releases were hard edged indie rock, they moved more toward metal when writing for the third release.

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7. The soundtrack to 's Blankman is a lighthearted collection of songs that weren't hits. However, they sound enough like the hits of the day to function as a backbeat to Damon Wayans' limp outgrowth of his "Handi-man" character from In Living Color. Though he doesn't appear with the group, Prince composed, produced, and arranged the New Power Generation's Missing: Bernhard Loibner.

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8. That same year Bernhard released Theory Music, a CD on the All Quiet label, featuring his musical renditions of messages by Marshall McLuhan, William S. Burroughs, Bryon Gysin, Robert Adrian, Ingeburg Bachmann, and my personal celebration of information overload, Blanking. Bernhard made the point with this CD that techno was a technocultural musical phenomenon without a critical, theoretical bone in its body (except his Theory Music CD).

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