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The Guardian and TfL – two organisations that do an excellent job of annoying people who ought to be annoyed – have embarked on a very cool project: they’ve produced a version of the Tube map that features 20th century music instead of stations.
As with Simon Patterson’s The Great Bear, each line represents a common theme. Unlike the Great Bear, however, intersections on the map feature cross-genre artists – so Bjork is on the intersection of avant-garde, jazz, pop, electronica and soul, while the Clash are on the intersection of rock and reggae. Good effort, overall.
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February 7th, 2006 at 12:11 am
I like that a lot. I laughed out loud at the notion of a DJ Shadow and RZA line. Great stuff.