• 'Adventures in Green Foot Printing' Released: October 4, 2011 • 'Earth Minutes' Released: October 18, 2011 Far Side Virtual is a by the American, released on October 25, 2011 by the. First conceived as a series of, the album marked Ferraro's transition from his previous recording approach to a sharply produced, aesthetic that deliberately evokes sources such as, corporate,, and outdated computer. The album has been interpreted as engaging with themes such as, disposable, 1990s, advertising, and musical. Far Side Virtual was met with polarizing but generally positive reviews, with most critics commending its conceptual underpinnings and noting its ambiguous relationship to its subject.

It was named album of the year by UK magazine, a decision which was met with contention from some journalists and readers. The album has since been cited as one of the original releases and catalysts of, an -based electronic music that covers much of the same sonic and conceptual territory. James Ferraro (pictured in 2012)'s musical style changed to a clearer and more electronic sound for Far Side Virtual, while continuing to explore themes from his previous work. Akta Kebankrapan 1967 Pdf. Ferraro explained that his original idea had been to release the sixteen compositions on Far Side Virtual as a set of downloadable, but wanted the songs to have the impact of a complete album; he felt that few would want to purchase the music as a set of ringtones. Ferraro said, 'Hopefully these songs [will be] made available for ringtone[s] and the album will be condensed into ringtone format so the album won't be the centerpiece, it will just dissipate into the infrastructure. The record is just the contained gallery space of these ringtone compositions.' Ferraro said that listeners using the songs from Far Side Virtual as ringtones was the realization of Far Side Virtual as 'a installation'.