From the 1998 album 'Fireworks City' dub metal rock ragga reggae audioweb. + Informações

audioweb bankrobber. + Informações

great great GREAT band. + Informações

Performed on new year's eve on Jools Holland's Hootenanny 1995. Audioweb were a rock/reggae/electronica band based in Manchester, England. They formed in 1991, originally as The Sugar Merchants. Famous admirers of the group were U2 and Ian Brown. Audioweb supported U2 at Wembley Stadium in August 1997. They also supported Madness at Madstock '96 at Finsbury Park, London. The band split up in 1999. Bassist McCann played for Ian Brown & Badly Drawn Boy and is currently working on an opera; Maxfield has drummed for Ian Brown since 2001; File has been working with the singer-songwriter Finley Quaye; while Merchant's new Manchester band, SupaJamma, released their debut That Was Then, This is Now mini album, on Stereokill Recordings in May 2010.. + Informações

Audioweb performing "Personal Feeling" live at T in the Park 1998.. + Informações

The promo vid to Audioweb's final single - "Test The Theory". Shot around the world-famous Moulin Rouge nightclub in Paris, but inside the Follies Pigalle Club, in 1998. The single was released February 1999 and was the swansong to one of the great bands of the nineties. The promo was directed by Mark Humphrey - an LA-based photographer. Catch his stills work at www.humphreyphotography.com. But what on Earth is the writer Will Self doing pimping prozzies round the back streets of the French capital? Mind you, didn't Charles Dickens run a string of penny whorehouses in Clacton-on-Sea? Audioweb were: Martin Merchant - vocals Robin File - guitar Sean McCann - bass Maxi - drums. + Informações

Not my finest hour, but quite funny. This was meant to be a Costa del Crime pastiche, gangsters (in a Sabotage stylee) lots of sun, sexy girls, jet skis, yachts, golf, all that. So we went to the Costa del Sol (Fuengirola/Mijas), and it absolutely pissed down for the entire week. Hence some of the unplanned interiors, and the rather Pennine look to the weather. Mind you, they're a Manchester band so they should have been quite at home. Thank God for the HMI.. + Informações

Music it`s my aeroplan. + Informações

Audioweb Play Bankrobber on TFI Friday. + Informações

Superb remix of a superb tune. I can't believe no one uploaded this! Does anyone remember when the lead singer randomly popped up on a Guinness advert?. + Informações

Roughneck video shot by myself at Glasgow Cathouse October 20 1996. Martin now fronts SupaJamma. + Informações

Voici une petite parodie audio autour de l'univers de Noob. Tous les dimanches, pendant la maintenance de leur mmorpg favoris, la guilde Noob teste un genre de jeu vidéo différent. Cet épisode est consacré aux SURVIVAL HORROR ! noob-tv.com. + Informações

Good track, it's got an easy section for mixing into 'Loop The Loop's' 'Hazel' if you're interested.. + Informações

I shot this at the Glasgow Cathouse October 20 1996 (thanks Catherine Prescott for supplying the actaul date info), very much at the mercy of the self compressing mic on the camcorder so please excuse the less than perfect sound, saying that the feedbacks not down to me!"!"!! Thought it was well worthy as a document worth posting. More coming when I get them edited. Sorry I didn't catch you on this one Maxi, the sound from out front blitzed the mic complely. Couple more songs coming if I can do something with the sound. For anyone interested Martin now sings with SupaJamma ............ How this song wasn't a hit stands as a sorry testament to the cloth ears of most of the media who failed to get behind it when the time was ripe, no surprise really as the UK even now is still about re-hashing the past over & over.. + Informações

from Dead Man On Campus. + Informações

16 Boy George - Audioweb Policeman Skank...(the Story of my Life)(Rinse Out Mix) From Boygeorgedj.com Album. + Informações

all rights belong to: Dreamworks Album: Dead Man On Campus Soundtrack (1998) Performed by: Audioweb Song: Sleeper Track: 10. + Informações

Great news - AudioWeb (now called Matopy) has been funded and is building it's first beta version! Please sign up to our mailing list at matopy.com, and be the first to try it out. Follow us on twitter (@SOJewell, @Matopy_com) or like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/matopy). Thanks for the views :-) AudioWeb is a new way to interact with digital information. Inspired by the needs of blind and visually impaired people, AudioWeb harnesses the richness of sound to present the internet in a kind of 'radio' format. Using multiple voices, simple visual feedback, music and sound effects, the internet can for the first time be easily understood through sound.. + Informações

Dr Alex Patterson at the Controlls for this Orb remix of Audiowebs Faker. the sound of ragga, dub, and ambient house syphonining into a ketamine coma. + Informações

Not quite all of it unfortunately but a rare bit of footage so well worth a look. Sugar now sings with SupaJamma. + Informações

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www.pgi.com - PGi makes your world smaller with audio, web and video conferencing solutions. Cut travel costs, save time and reduce your carbon footprint with online meetings.. + Informações

Live on TFI Friday 8/1/99. + Informações

The advent of `Web 2.0' and Web applications means that documents often are not static, but update, either automatically or as a result of user interaction. This development poses a difficult question for screen reader designers: how should users be notified of page changes? The SASWAT Web browser is a self-voicing screen reading extension to the Firefox Web browser, based upon Fire Vox. It uses a set of rules, derived from studies of how sighted users interact with such content, that allow the presentation of updates to be tailored according to the way in which they were initiated, the effect they have on the page, and their content. These should allow users to deal with page changes in a more natural and more efficient manner.. + Informações