blackmarket records
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woah. reports that blackmarket records (later bm soho) has closed its doors. seminal shopping for me 1997 - 2002. urltoken
hidden agenda - chopstick dubplate, demolition man, nicky blackmarket, inja, ...
blackmarket records. jbl' s ruining my ears, my first proper record purchase in pennywise, days spent with nicky, ray and clarky. sad day .
we welcome nicky blackmarket to vinnies bar ashford nicky blackmarket is a british drum and bass dj and record producer. nicky blackmarket started his career in the 80' s growing a huge following along the way starting at only 14 playing at house parties and radio stations, part owning a independent dance music record store blackmarket records store in 1992 at soho in, central london (now known as bm - soho). one of the original pioneers of drum and bass for sure a idol for many! !! !
excited to be pairing the legendary nicky blackmarket with the lyrical badman inja; boasting recent releases on both hospital records and born on road, hyping crowds all over da uk ey ey .
criminals want your health care records because the records can do massive financial damage, more than the damages done with a stolen credit card number or a social security number. health security experts say providers are more focused on privacy and confidentiality and not enough on theft of your medical records .
the x - ray audio project is a project to tell the story of the records—the bootleg records of forbidden music pressed to x - ray film made in the soviet union during the cold war from about 1946 - 1964 .
bm built its reputation for quality vinyl retail over 25 years. founded in 1988 by djs steve jervier and rene gelston (the latter also a promoter and session hairdresser), the store was an inevitable extension of blackmarket’s initial success as rare groove and, later, house night at wardour street’s wag club. as the party’s popularity grew so it set up additional shop in paris, milan and new york. and then came an actual ‘shop’ - blackmarket records opening in soho’s d’arblay street (the same road as an early defected records’ office) to further cement and share jervier and gelston’s love of exceptional dance music .
the legendary black market records shop opened in soho in 1988 — a record store the likes that london had not seen before .
• synopsis: the health care world is facing a threat with the prospect of medical records being sold on the black market .
the exclusive mix cd by & apos; nicky blackmarket & apos; that you get when you purchase the & apos; generation hyper & apos; album available on & apos; dance concept & apos; records both on cd and limited edition vinyl filled with fresh drum and bass featuring stevie, still sounding as fresh today as ever and proving he was years ahead of his time .
expect some serious vibes coming from bristol based gyro records bossman audiomission. seen this guy plenty of times and his sets always one to remember .
the store was an innovation – not simply a shop counter but a living, breathing community unique in packing a truly a - grade sound system for djs to play on whilst others purchased 12s. that such celebration could be seen clearly from its large front window helped extend blackmarket’s unique vibe onto the street outside. weekends were often road blocks. blackmarket started with house but evolved to champion techno, drum & bass and dubstep in equal measure. this was so much more than a record shop... .
techno artist truss tweeted a picture of the storefront today, explaining that the shop was empty, “except three or four records in the window. ”
sad to see bm soho close. we opened black market records in 1988, those walls have housed vinyl ever since. a special place, a special time .
what are your medical records really worth in the underground world of cyber - crime? krebs - on - security found that people' s medical records were being sold in bulk for as cheaply as $ 6. 40 per record. the medical records were apparently stolen from a texas life insurance company that says it is working with the federal government on an investigation into a potential data breach. in other words, your medical information is worth around the price of a pizza buffet at your local pizza restaurant .
i signed a deal with city hall records in late 2002 and released x - filez volumes 1 – 3 and unforgiven volume 1: in the beginning from ’03 – ’09 .
black market opened in 1988 and quickly became one of the uk’s foremost suppliers of new dance music and a hub of the london club scene. it became renowned for its exhaustive stock and informed staff, which included djs and producers nicky blackmarket and ray keith. at the time of writing, the property at 25 d’arblay street was still available to let .
clubland is continually filled with comings and goings, but the goings have been particularly hefty these past months. if the departure of soul - dance haven southport earlier this month wasn’t enough to bring tears to the heavy, early morning eyes of veteran house - heads everywhere then surely the closure of legendary london record shop bm soho – formerly blackmarket – was .
over 96% of critical care hospitals and over 83% of regular hospitals. while digitization overcomes many of the inefficiencies and fragmentation that plagued healthcare providers, your patient records are now also more susceptible to hacking and theft .
the health care world is facing an incredible threat. people with disabilities, veterans, children with disabilities and seniors are facing the prospect of their medical records being sold on the black market in part because we have the most notable medical records. the medical information many of us have is worth money to unscrupulous persons who belong in prison - all for $ 50 or less per record. to make matters worse, health data is becoming increasingly digital .
stolen medical information such as insurance or electronic health record information is financially desirable to criminals because they use it to submit inflated or false medical claims. the records may be used to purchase prescription medications, or to pay for medical care. the end result is that it costs the person whose records were stolen. a panel of experts pointed out that violations of a person' s health care or insurance privacy are an increasing source of stolen medical information, to include information that is lost or stolen by insiders such as health care or insurance workers. the panelists explained how medical record identity theft is detectable through analysis of activity related to health care records applications and additional financial and clinical computer systems .
a credit card is something that may be canceled within a short period of time after it has been stolen. information regarding a person' s health care; however, is impossible to somehow,' cancel.' the records contain your :
plainly, criminals who steal medical records must be over - joyed with those of us who experience forms of disabilities. we often times have extensive records to be stolen. it seems that security has not kept up with technological ability. while electronic wonders such as phones, tablets, laptop and desktop computers have enhanced our world in many ways - it is also very frightening to consider the fact that criminals are taking advantage of people who may not be able to protect their own medical information .
the store, which opened in 1988 as black market records, tweeted this week that they were now opening at 9am on weekdays, and were still tweeting about new releases as recently wednesday. as pointed out on facebook, the property is available for let .
yes, they were all popular records. it was very much making the records that people wanted to listen to. for instance, “rock around the clock” was super popular in the ‘50s. why? i guess it had this energy for young people and it’s a song about dancing and “let’s just forget everything and dance”, that was very popular with young soviet people. there were also some russian popular songs too, like “the cranes”, which is a rather romantic song actually. that was hugely popular in russia .
such rapid developments were news even to long - standing bm soho stalwart gerry ‘goldie’ mcgoldrick, one of two partners running the premises upon its demise. mcgoldrick joined bm in 1995, when it was under the ownership of jervier and gelston’s successors dave piccioni and nicky blackmarket. he has outlasted their significant tenures and, through his impeccable music knowledge, passion for groove and commitment to brilliant customer service, come to embody bm’s most recent (and final) phase of life .
as more medical records are becoming electronic, transfer of a person' s health care records, their financial information, passport information and additional personal identification information, as well as family contacts between medical travel facilitators, doctors, and providers through the internet, the chances increase that a major hospital, a referring doctor, or a facilitator might be caught up in the crime. on the black market a,' full - identity profile,' of just one person may bring as much as $ 50. criminals are becoming ever more skilled at stealing our medical information .
bm soho originally opened as black market records in 1988 and is a legendary name to many fans, as well as being a key part in soho' s record store day celebrations. dub / reggae store dub vendor was also operating out of the bm basement and will remain open until march 1 .
sad, then, that blackmarket’s end should have come this february in a matter of hours. a hastily handwritten sign appeared on the front door during the early hours of 27 february stating that “due to circumstances bm soho has to close”. an official statement followed on the store’s website (now defunct) suggesting trouble with the landlord but still questions remained. it was hard to accept that, one day, bm soho was pushing its usual wares, and then the next it was completely stripped bar one or two lonely - looking platters left in the window .
the dedication of its members and the band’s storied lineage has helped make sweet cobra a household name to fans of bold rock and post - hardcore internationally, and a staple within the bustling music scene of their hometown of chicago. founded in 2003 by former members of a wide array of notable underground acts and boasting the fury and angular qualities of their hardcore / noise - rock / metal roots with a more straightforward rock rhythm and delivery, the band came into existence and toured alongside the likes of pelican, russian circles, coliseum, black cobra, doomriders, the life and times, young widows and many more. sweet cobra toured regularly throughout the first decade of the 2000s, and released a crushing load of recorded material, including three lps — 2004′s praise through seventh rule recordings, 2007′s forever through hawthorne street records, and 2010′s mercy on blackmarket activities — as well as split releases with doomriders, get rad, and young widows among other releases .
the identity theft resource center has identified hundreds of breaches across industries it tracks. the center says nearly half of these breaches happened in the health sector. criminal attacks on health data have doubled since the year 2000 according to the ponemon institute, which is a leader in data security. the high value of your medical records makes it highly attractive to hackers .
one of the reasons for the high value placed on your medical records is that you cannot cancel your own medical history. it is easy to cancel a credit card that has been stolen. due to this fact, it is far more difficult to prevent stolen medical information from being used against you by criminals. here are some of the going rates for stolen information :
karizmatik - karizmatik is a stand out dj and producer, he brings a skatty vibe that gets crowds going crazy and his production is on point. with bookings coming in fast hes proving his place in the scene. co - owner of dance culture & dance culture records, he has residency on award winning internet radio rough tempo and ct1 residency, the future is looking good for him .
the time criminals spend gathering your medical information brings to mind the potential these criminals have to do good instead of bad. these criminals are smart, technologically savvy, and have the desire to pursue a criminal career - why don' t they do something good and positive instead? even at $ 8 per stolen medical record, criminals are bringing in more money from these records than they would for stolen credit cards or social security numbers .
in the soviet union people used to hide their music in a number of creative ways. one popular way was to cut records on old x - rays sourced from hospital garbage. these rare pressings are commonly referred to as bones or ribs. this year’s krake festival features a special presentation by stephen coates and aleks kolkowski who have unearthed a number of these unusual recordings. they will present their findings and even create their own from a performance by alexander hacke. we asked stephen coates a few questions before the festival .
in 2014, robert lord, a former analytics systems designer for bridgewater associates, joined forces with nick culbertson, a former special forces operator, when they were students at the john hopkins university of medicine to create a ai - powered system to combat hacking and unauthorized access to electronic medical records. they co - founded cybersecurity company protenus to scale their technology to entire healthcare industry. applying ai to the bureaucratic and risk - averse medical space is challenging, but both investors and hospitals have applauded protenus' unique approach .
no unfortunately not. that would be very nice! i remember when i first started to look into it, i heard this story that if it was a jazz record, it would be on a chest etc. but no, because the important thing was the music. on many of those records you cannot see the image very well or they didn’t care so much about the image. they cared about the sound. the important thing was the music, and that was much more important than what it looked like .
surprisingly, most attacks and data breaches don’t come from external hackers, lord reveals. “the majority of all inappropriate accesses to ehrs comes from the inside. they involve nurses or doctors, billing specialists, or administrators who have legitimate reasons for having access to systems but who abuse that access for revenge, financial gain or just plain curiosity”. in 2016, 450 breaches occurred, affecting 27 million patient records. of those, a 120 incidents resulted from outside hacking, while 200 - over 65% more - came from insider actions .
london record shop bm soho (formerly black market records) has closed after 27 years of service. only a few days after its owners had announced new opening hours, the store had been emptied of stock with a sign reading “due to circumstances, bm soho has to close” attached to its window. online, it announced that it was closing
due to contractual dispute over the building
and its landlord assumed the building would soon be part of the regeneration of soho, which has led to the demolition of club madame jojo' s .
they were sold on street corners. obviously the people that were selling them needed to be quite careful, so they would sell them in dark corners, in parks, in special places where people would go because they knew they would be there. they had to be extremely careful because the police were looking for them, and also other criminals were looking for them. it was like selling soft drugs, so if you knew somebody who made these records, then maybe you would go to their apartment. they weren’t sold in shops or record stores .
well, interestingly, it was adapted from a german machine, the telefunken. in english we call it a recording lathe. telefunken made these machines in the late 1930s and ‘40s. they were usually used by journalists to make a recording of some news item to be sent to a radio station. somebody found one of these machines. it’s interesting that we are in berlin, because a polish guy found—or stole, probably—one of these machines here at the end of world war ii, and he took it to leningrad. and this is how they started to make the records .
yes, they were very flammable. and yes, they didn’t last very long. so they would play them until they were destroyed and then just throw them away. it was disposable music. and because of that there are very little around today. people didn’t keep them because they were illegal. there aren’t really people who collect them. there are people who have them because they have a big collection of gramophone records, and there were maybe some of them in there. but as far as i know, nobody has really collected them. they are too difficult to find .
my contract was up after i turned in vengeance is mine in november of 2000. i spoke to ced about staying with bmr if he’d give me a new deal and actually live up to it. i wanted to sign back to bmr out of a sense of loyalty and sign madman records to a 50 / 50 deal with bmr too. t - nutty was ready to go. ced kept saying, “i don’t have the money, x. i can’t do it. ” i hung up the phone and have literally never spoken to cedric singleton again. that was 13 years ago .
black - market records supported the scene as a focus for the community, an essential component in an world without the internet. nicky started another label
kartoonz
featuring the anthem
two degrees
, confirming his status as a central force in the scene. unlike many superstars, nicky still works in his shop and is a promoter of fresh talent and ideas, unafraid to help new artists and organisers push the art form forward. his love of drum and bass keeps him from descending into the mindless repetition and lazy performances characteristic of many in the scene. nicky invites you to sample his philosophy at the shop in d' arblay st, london, or at any of his shows around the world. whooiiiiiiiiiiiikked !
i think that’s really great and, as i say, i’m passing the baton on to those places. but it’s very hard. the margins are so tight that you have to sell [ he stresses ] a lot of records to make it worthwhile. and there’s so much online competition too, from the likes of juno. it’s just really difficult. most labels will tell you that vinyl sales are difficult right now. and even when you head further afield to find those game - changing releases, then there’s the added costs attached to the distance – delivery and so forth. some stores paint a better picture right now than probably exists; i’ve always said there’s no real margin in this game. but it’s great that new people are coming through and trying to bring vinyl to audiences in new ways .
well we met a bootlegger recently, and he told us that he enjoyed introducing people to new music. he didn’t want to just sell them the stuff they knew already, he would try to say, “listen to this song by louis armstrong, it’s really good. ” so he enjoyed being a curator and bringing new music to people. at the beginning of this culture, the people who did it were music lovers and they were doing it because they wanted to share the music they loved. later on it became a business, like a black market business. and then the people who were making records and selling them didn’t really care. it was just a money thing, you know? but there were always people doing it because they loved music. and it was a dangerous thing to do. one of the people we interviewed in st petersburg spent two years in prison .
cedric singleton and brotha lynch hung had a war of words on fb on september 23rd. my name was mentioned so rich sent the posts to me for feedback .
for context, i met ced when i was 16 years old. he gave me an opportunity to be heard by the masses. when i got locked up, he visisted me and answered every call i made. when i told him to send money somewhere for me, it always got done. i’m talking ’92 – ’00 without fail. that’s why i felt such a strong sense of loyalty to him. he was like a big brother to me .
wendy day started writing me in 1998. she taught me all about mechanical, publishing, sales and merchandise royalties and showed me that ced wasn’t paying me properly. he gave me money when i asked for it instead of having a system in place to pay me whether i asked for money or not .
in hip hop, it’s common for the ceo of a hood company to have a learning curve. the problem with ced is that, even after he should have known better, he still wasn’t paying anyone properly .
i took initiation to bayside and b12 paid me like a grown man. i made more money in 2001 with b12 than i did over the previous eight years with bmr .
in the summer of 2010, i got a letter from walter zelnick at chr telling me that ced had sent a cease and desist letter to him for selling my bmr catalog for me. i wrote walter back and said “fuck what ced’s talking about. ” walter had my back .
about two weeks later, i got a letter from ced telling me not to release anymore bmr owned product. i wrote him back and said, “i own my songs. you own the packaging. i didn’t use your packaging. if you aren’t going to pay me, i have to pay myself. ” i got a response back saying it was all good as long as i didn’t release anymore bmr product. for the record, i still don’t give a fuck what he’s talking about .
so when ced wrote, “my relationship [ with ] x - raided strong now, strong then, ” he was not being honest. when he wrote, “our business is straight, ” he was not being honest .
as far as my relationship with lynch goes, i used to send him letters and he would always write me back. i called and he took my calls. he answered my texts. back in 2003 lynch had his own problems but he still wrote letters by hand encouraging me to keep doing my thing. he kept trying to show me love .
i used to be too intense and demanding. i was a dangerous person. i didn’t have control of my emotions or my tongue. all of my friends needed to know that it was safe to get close to me. i can respect that now. i needed to mature .
lynch is doing good over at strange now. when i called and asked him to jump on my song, he said he would and he did it. he reaches our to me. just the other night when i called home i had a message from lynch .
the best way to look at it is, when lynch got comfortable over at strange and hot his life together, he didn’t turn his back on me. he actually started reaching out to me more and more the stronger he got. that’s how you know it’s based on love .
so, as far as what ced wrote on facebook about my relationship with lynch, he doesn’t even know what he’s talking about. lynch has my full support. that’s on the dead homies .
x - mutha fkn raided! be strong! always hold your head up. and don’t let the system hold you down. your still a badass rapper, a straight g. will always be a fan of your music .
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we’ve been down and can confirm that this is the case (see a closer image of the storefront below). the sign simply reads “due to circumstances, bm soho has to close”, and says that dub vendor, the specialist store in its basement, will stay open until march 1 .
bm soho are yet to comment on this news, though people close to the store have said that the shop had been struggling for some time. we’re trying to find out more .
update: bm soho have made a statement on facebook, explaining that “unfortunately due to contractual dispute over the building that has been home of bm soho for the past 25 years we have been forced to temporarily close. our landlord has been certain that our address will join the massive gentrification of soho and regrettably we could no longer afford to fight the legal battle to stop that happening anymore .
“unlike many businesses that have closed recently, bm soho beatcontrol was performing well, so it is a massive shame to end this way .
fear not though we plan to be back bigger and stronger than ever very soon in central london. until then we remain open for equipment in edgware north london and online at urltoken. thanks to all our loyal customers and friends, cheers for all the support over the years. we will keep you updated here as soon as we have news! ”
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mcgoldrick, understandably, has said little around the events of late february to date, putting his own affairs in order first (he needed a new job) as well as handling the major emotional fallout of losing something so dear to him - and to the wider dance scene. but now he’s finally ready to speak in depth about what happened and discuss what his future holds .
goldie, it was dreadful to hear about bm soho’s closure. how have you been keeping ?
i’m fine. when everything happened i had to move quickly to find another job for my family’s sake. i didn’t have a lot of time to dwell on the shop’s closure. there’s a lot of emotional baggage tied up with being somewhere for 20 years. i’ve got a new job now and on the weekends when there’s downtime it all comes back. but, look, i’m a positive person and i don’t want to wallow in the bad bits of the past. i’m proud of having looked after that shop. there were a few negatives here and there through the years but it was different from any other business... it was a special place .
you have to understand that the last recession hit a lot of businesses hard. over the last few years bm needed help from other people to keep going. my family and i were fully invested... we had debts... and i couldn’t continue with that stress. so i hooked up with some businessmen who, ultimately, didn’t understand the music and how our music business works. they got cold feet. that’s when i brought dub vendor in [ housed in the basement ] and started pushing the dj equipment side [ beat control ]. i also brought in a new business partner. we had a good model, things were improving ...
my partner asked to get financially involved; he wanted to take that side over. as time went on he realised not everything was perfect. the business was improving but he was starting to moan a little about things. and then the landlord said about doubling our lease, which was up for renewal in september. that was in my name, which bothered my partner. i had a good relationship with the landlord... the same people dave and nicky had dealt with. i felt we could have worked things out but my partner didn’t. he and the landlord had a pretty bad relationship. i think he felt unsure... that he had less negotiating power .
even then, i went home on the thursday [ 26 february ] as usual and when i came back on friday morning... i couldn’t believe it - my partner had just cleared all of the stock and fittings. bm soho was a shell. he’d also cut my phone and email. i tried to sort things out but couldn’t. i think he thought i’d simply move elsewhere with him but i wouldn’t. i had too much of a connection to soho, and if we did have to shut then i’d have wanted to do things properly with a leaving party there and the rest. most of the burden was on him now so, gutted as i was, i moved on .
i had the option to come back. the landlord mentioned that i could return at any time... that it was up to me so long as i could agree on the lease. he couldn’t believe what had happened; he told me he’d never have chucked me out. as i say, i’m sure we could have worked something. then again, whilst there were other parties interested in helping get bm soho back up and running all those early conversations fizzled out and, ultimately, i felt i needed to go... to pass the baton on to the other, younger independent stores out there... .
it’s really difficult. vinyl sales are up, yes, but sales are still tough. and in london’s west end, it’s particularly difficult to generate profits with how expensive the rents are and the other running costs .
i have a great gig with acs [ advanced communication solutions – founded in 1994 by andy shiach, the company develops, manufactures and supplies products that protect the hearing of people whose livelihoods depend on working in dangerously high sound levels ]. i knew andy from before, and an offer came in to work with him pretty much straightaway. it’s fantastic... i get to deal with a lot of music product and musicians and djs, so i’m still in the same space i enjoy .
i’d never say never to another store sometime in the future because i still have days when i think about all the great memories. i’ve never really thought about my store experience as real experience but it is and that obviously explains the other offers i’ve had recently. but, really, i’ve moved on now and my focus has shifted. who knows... .
record store day was always fantastic, the last few years... when we were playing music outside and people were flocking to us. i’ll stick my neck out and say that bm’s customer service was also a highlight – we tried to create a fun, relaxed atmosphere and helping customers in that environment was always a pleasure. and then there’s the special performances in - store, so many... . having maw and barbara tucker play live was unbelievable, as was moodymann and ron trent; we also had a great relationship with skream long before his major success .
y’know, i’m still not sure how i feel about the shop now that it’s gone. my family has always stuck by me and they were just as gutted as me when bm closed. but the last eight years were extremely tough and in many ways it’s nice not to have that pressure now. i’m not too sure what’s happening with the premises; last i heard the site might actually become a hairdressers’. it is what it is. i’m moving on now with a positive outlook and some amazing memories. those memories will never fade y’know... .
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central london record store bm soho - formerly black market - has closed down, though it promises to return
bigger and stronger than ever very soon in central london .
the shock closure of the shop, specialising in house, drum' n' bass and dubstep, was discovered by techno producer truss who tweeted a picture of the storefront .
the shop posted a statement online shortly after to confirm the news, stating :
unfortunately due to contractual dispute over the building that has been home of bm soho for the past 25 years we have been forced to temporarily close. our landlord has been certain that our address will join the massive gentrification of soho and regrettably we could no longer afford to fight the legal battle to stop that happening anymore .
unlike many businesses that have closed recently, bm soho beatcontrol was performing well, so it is a massive shame to end this way. fear not though we plan to be back bigger and stronger than ever very soon in central london. until then we remain open for equipment in edgware north london and online at bm - soho. com. thanks to all our loyal customers and friends, cheers for all the support over the years. we will keep you updated here as soon as we have news !
never forget the first time i went into black market. 94 or 95 looking for a masters at work record that was out. what a buzz it was. .
so sad about @ bmsoho closing its doors. i spent hundreds of hours and bought thousands of tunes from there. thank you for everything @ bmsoho
in 1984 the black market club night at the wag in london was launched. running every friday for 4 years, it was the night that founded rare groove and laid the foundation for black market to become an iconic part of the burgeoning dance music scene in the uk .
over 30 years on and we are still at it. black market has made its mark in numerous countries around the world, always staying true to those vibrations that cultivated such passion in our earliest club nights. we’ve got some stories to tell… watch this space .
during the cold war the soviet union censored all media, including music. a consequence of this was that a lively black market developed around audio on x - rays .
you’ve got a situation where you have a huge amount of culture that was forbidden. all culture was censored: art, film, even drama, literature. and of course music was censored too. by the time you got to 1946, there was a huge amount of music you were not allowed to listen to: western music for sure, because it was western, but also tango, foxtrot and certain rhythms. you also couldn’t listen to lots of russian music that was made by people who were no longer considered patriotic. so if somebody became, let’s say if somebody fell from grace or was no longer considered acceptable, then all music that they made was forbidden .
so you had a situation where a huge amount of music was forbidden. and people loved this music and they wanted to hear it, so they were trying to find a way to hear it, and they were very ingenious we would say. in leningrad they managed to bootleg technology so they could make new recordings of forbidden music. the way they were doing it was using recycled x - ray film that you can record on to make a vinyl record or grooves. this is a very strange part of the story. and it was easy at that time to get hold of x - rays because all the hospitals had to throw away their x - rays after one year because they were very flammable. basically people discovered that you could make a record from an x - ray with a special machine. so that’s how it started .
yes, but if not from that one machine then from the principle of that machine .
yes, there’s a story about him coming to leningrad with this machine and then they made machines like this to do it themselves .
there were three types really. there was western music: jazz and rock and roll, because they were forbidden. they were copying russian music that had been very popular but was now forbidden. and they would also make their own recordings as well. because, of course, in the soviet union you weren’t supposed to make your own recordings—it was illegal .
what was the weirdest picture and music combination? because i can imagine it can be quite strange .
yeah, some of them are really quite beautiful. the obvious one is with a skull when the spindle hole looks like a bullet between the eyes. you know that when they were making that, they were doing this very carefully to get that effect. some of them can look really beautiful—as they were fragile. these were not strong things, and they would start to deteriorate, to break down, and they can actually look amazing when they start to melt .
there is a book now, we published a book now with lots of examples of the record and this history of the bootleggers, with interviews etc. but also it’s a travelling exhibition, and the exhibition is very strangely going to moscow, to the museum of contemporary art in gorki park in 2017. you can also hear these x - ray recordings on our website as well .
check out the book here and be sure to check out stephen coates and aleks kolkowski at the opening of krake festival at urban spree in berlin here. listen to some examples of these recordings here .
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how much is your life worth to hackers? on the black market, the going rate for your social security number is 10 cents. your credit card number is worth 25 cents. but your electronic medical health record (ehr) could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars .
according to lord, ehrs contain a wealth of exploitable information which attracts hackers .
your ehr contains all of your demographic information - names, historical information of where you live, where you worked, the names and ages of your relatives, financial information like credit cards and bank numbers
he explains. if that isn’t scary enough, there’s also data about your past medical history, including every doctor’s visit you’ve made and diagnosis you’ve received. “the medical record is the most comprehensive record about the identity of a person that exists today ,
lord emphasizes .
you can cancel credit cards and change social security numbers, but “your ehr is immutable” according to lord. if there is a breach, hackers can potentially blackmail you for a lifetime. if your medical record contains sensitive protected health information (phi) such as cancer diagnoses, sexually transmitted diseases, or psychological conditions, you could be subject to public embarrassment or political assassination. during the 2016 election ,
for democratic candidate hillary clinton were publicized that raised questions about her health and may have contributed to her loss .
to believe the access is legitimate and intercept messages between ehrs with a “man in the middle” attack. hospitals and vendors combat these strategies with approaches like encryption and strategic scrambling of personal health information, known as
de - identification
. hackers also hijack insecure ehr systems, replace encryption keys with their own, and extort hospitals for money in exchange for returning the access. this type of attack, known as
, is particularly effective against hospitals who need real - time access to patient data for critical operations and must pay up .
criminals in america and elsewhere in the world today have become far more technologically skilled. people today use electronic devices such as phones, tablets, laptop and desktop computers. the security of information you do not want to share with others is being compromised every day .
a personal health record (phr) is a health record where health data and information related to the care of a patient is maintained by the patient. the intention of a personal health record is to provide a complete and accurate summary of an individual' s medical history which is accessible online. the health data on a phr might include patient - reported outcome data, lab results, data from devices such as wireless electronic weighing scales or collected passively from a smartphone .
an electronic health record (ehr), or electronic medical record (emr) is a systematic collection of electronic health information about an individual patient or population. it is a record in digital format that is theoretically capable of being shared across different health care settings. sharing can occur by way of network - connected, enterprise - wide information systems and other information networks or exchanges. ehrs may include data, including demographics, medical history, medication and allergies, immunization status, laboratory test results, radiology images, vital signs, personal statistics like age and weight, and billing information .
according to robert wah, president of the american medical association and chief medical officer at the health technology firm,' csc,' stated :
it is an arms race between the criminal element and the people trying to protect health data .
take a deep breath if you are able - a stolen social security number or a stolen credit card gets a criminal a mere $ 1 on the black market. meanwhile, your medical information can get a criminal far, far more money .
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black market records is an american record label based in sacramento, california. black market records was founded in 1989 by cedric singleton, who later teamed up with robert foster in 1990 as a hip hop-r & b production company with acts that included brotha lynch hung and x-raided.
black market records is an american record label based in sacramento, california. black market records was founded in 1989 by cedric singleton, who later teamed up with robert foster in 1990 as a hip hop-r & b production company with acts that included brotha lynch hung and x-raided.