Andrew Listfield:
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from March 31, 2002
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from March 31, 2002
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Music of all kinds that hits me in the pit of my stomach, all arranged to find your sweet spot, too. Plus radio shows from the 1940s & 1950s: dramas, mysteries, sci-fi, detectives, and more.
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March 31, 2002: Show 150 (listen to entire show / each individual set / each individual song)
The start and end times of each song and set are exact.
Show time: 3 AM - 6 AM
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Set 1: airy and clangy to heavy experimental. (Listen to this set: Real) |
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| Pelt/Keenan Lawler/Eric Clark |
"Keyhole 12 July 2000" (Side A: played 2/3 of it)
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Keyhole 12 July 2000 | Quiet, it has a light feel, sort of slowed down and airily clangy. Played at 33 rpm. | |||
| Troum |
"Trahan" (track 3)
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Tjukurrpa Pt. 2 | Almost house-of-worship like, it builds gradually, slow, slowly rhythmic and occasionally industrial, distorted guitar comes in. | |||
| Sunn O))) |
"Bow 1" (track 3)
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Flight Of The Behemoth | Steady guitars, heavy. Slow, but somewhat intense and loud. | |||
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| Les Chakachas |
"Love is like a Violin" (track 4)
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Arriba! | Gigantic sound. Feels like it's the slow song at the record hop. | |||
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Set 2: Psych, from quiet to heavy duty. (Listen to this set: Real) |
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| Troum |
"Scurphen" (track 1: played from -13:30 to -3:20)
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Tjukurrpa Pt. 2 | Similar in ways to the Troum piece in Set 1, it's slow, almost house-of-worship like, but much quieter, and no distorted guitar. | |||
| Pacific 231 |
"New York 85" (track 2)
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Power Assume | Spaced and quiet, but also slowly tormented and swirling. | |||
| Acid Mothers Temple & Melting Paraiso UFO |
"In E" (track 2)
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In C | Quiet for the first few minutes, then watch out! Occasionally surreal psych rock, it even glows. | *** | ||
| MC5 |
"Black To Comm" (track 3)
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Power Trip | Raw, heavy, even primal. | |||
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| Les Chakachas |
"Love is like a Violin" (track 4)
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Arriba! | Gigantic sound. Feels like it's the slow song at the record hop. | |||
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Set 3: quirky drums and club mixes. (Listen to this set: Real) |
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| Cosmic Rocker |
"Flexible Joints" (track 2)
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D'Afro Disco: Garri-Mix | These are the quirky drums. They're still under my skin. | |||
| Berkowitz Lake & Dahmer |
"Cyan Krilp Vipers" (track 1: played from -3:18 to -1:49)
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Without Chemicals He Points | Like the middle east on acid, but in the BLD way, intense and electronic. | |||
| Bolliger & Bloor |
"Alhambra" (track 7)
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D'Afro Disco: Garri-Mix | Deep sound, heavy breathing, heavy percussion. This is the Bolliger & Bloor edit, actually. | |||
| Aphex Twin |
"Flaphead" (track 2)
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Classics | Electronic, pounding. | |||
| Aphrodite |
"The Bomber Style" (track 8: played from -2:28 to end)
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The Takeover Bid | Quirky & catchy. From a live vinyl mix by Aphrodite. | |||
| The Commisioner |
"Groove On" (track 9: played from beginning to -1:49)
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The Takeover Bid | Actually a continuation of track 8. Quirky & catchy. From a live vinyl mix by Aphrodite. | |||
| Aphex Twin |
"Metapharstic" (track 10: begun at -4:21, ended at -0:03)
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Classics | Heavy. Aphex Twin lays down the law. | |||
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| Les Chakachas |
"Love is like a Violin" (track 4)
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Arriba! | Gigantic sound. Feels like it's the slow song at the record hop. | |||
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Set 4: the old radio show portion of the evening. |
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| Quiet Please |
"Three"
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(originally broadcast November 10, 1947) | Quiet Please, which was on the air from 1947 - 1949, is considered by many to be the finest horror/science fiction series ever aired on radio. All episodes starred the incredible Ernest Chappell. | |||
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| Les Chakachas |
"Love is like a Violin" (track 4)
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Arriba! | Gigantic sound. Feels like it's the slow song at the record hop. | |||
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Set 5: love and outer space. (Listen to this set: Real) |
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| Shirley Collins |
"Space Girl" (track 1)
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Rocket Along | Just wonderful. | *** | ||
| Eddie Jefferson |
"Soft and Furry" (track 6)
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Letter From Home | The counterpoint to "Space Girl"....in this song, they don't need "to bother about a rocket ship to the moon." | |||
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Set 6: quiet, but acidy and ambient. (Listen to this set: Real) |
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| Oren Ambarchi |
"As Far As The Eye Can See" (track 6)
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Suspension | Quiet, electronic, rumbing underneath. | |||
| Nurse With Wound |
"White Light From The Stars In Your Mind" (track 3)
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Man With The Woman Face | Understatedly acidic, warped, and atmospheric. | |||
| Ambient Temple Of Imagination |
"Sonic Acupunture" (track 7: begun at -8:19)
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Eleusinia | A quiet, floating way to end the show. | |||
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