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An avant nerd remixing smooth disco in a dancehall stylee.
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March 14, 2012: Flipping around the radio dial
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| Nat Roe |
A rough guide to last week in WFMU
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No Album | No Label |
I set up my computer to record wfmu's live stream every 15 minutes for last week...and then forgot to turn it off until a couple days ago. So I've got WFMU recorded every 15 minutes, whenever my computer happened to be on. And so I decided to remix the crap of it. Hear a crash course of last week collaged with user-submitted supercuts. |
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| Daniel Steffey |
Chloros
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Chloros | Edgetone | "This music was written in 2009-2010 and explores the audio qualities of radio and sine waves and how they interact with each other along with other mechanisms such as feedback, digital manipulation, and analogue distortion." | 0:32:02 () | |
| Jah Pelikaho |
Dr. Dr. Humanity
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21st Century Dub | Roir | 0:38:54 () | ||
| Terry Riley |
Aleph Part II
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Aleph | Tzadik | New recordings by Riley, played on a Korg Triton in just intonation. Best thing I've heard from him in a while. | 0:43:51 () | |
| Shit & Shine |
Untitled
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Le Grand Larance Prix | Rock Is Hell | New 3xLP. | 0:49:16 () | |
| Nat Roe |
Starmaster's Gambit
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No Album | No Album |
Leaping from decade to decade, from genre to genre, as if it were one. Been reading this sci-fi book called Starmaster's Gambit about a guy who discovers that drinking "Zotl" (read: LSD) and putting his fingers on an ancient chessboard enable him to travel the universe instantaneously. I don't espouse drug use, but I do espouse any form of spatial-temporal condensing. Even if it's just a conflation of the dream and waking state.
Lots of sound effects from the Warner Brother's library in this one. |
0:55:07 () | |
| F.C. Judd |
China Bowl and Suspended Motion
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Electronics Without Tears | Public Information |
This electronic/concrete explorer from the mid-century just got a reissue. Bleepy bloopy future music from the past, what's not to love? Although he was renowned as a popularizer of esoteric electronic techniques long ago, he's not generally included in the concrete canon. Still, very nice stuff.
Practical Electronica: A Trailer from Public Information on Vimeo. |
1:26:41 () | |
| Helmut Schäfer |
Thought Provoking III
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Thought Provoking III | 23five | Inspired by Zbiniew Karkowski. | 1:35:38 () | |
| Morton Sobotnick |
Butterflies part III
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Electronic Works, Vol. 3 | Mode | Originally from 1973, just reissued in new collection. | 1:42:57 () | |
| Nat Roe |
Radio skippage take 2
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No Album | No Label | More improvised collage along with the WFMU streams that I accidently recorded last week. | 1:56:11 () | |
| Unicorn Hard-On |
Persian Cats
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Split 12" w/ Container | More | 2:12:41 () | ||
| Sewn Leather |
Side A
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Sikknastafari Slash Crasstafari | Hundebiss | I'm not playing it at the wrong speed. | 2:20:39 () | |
| Philip Gayle |
Sleep Rain
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Bubanco Total | Public Eyesore | Improvised bodily functions. Very gross. Although, I gotta say, I've never heard extended vocals quite like this. Very much for lovers of Fatty Jubbo's radio show/podcast. Ewwwww..... | 2:33:33 () | |
| Noah Creshevsky |
Tomomi Adachi Redux II
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Rounded With a Sleep | Pogus | Adachi Tomomi does manipulated playback of dadaist vocal performances with Max/MSP. In some performances, he controls MSP with infared sensors attached to a jacket, so he moves and the sound changes. Noah Creshevsky, a pioneer of take music, reworked a Tomomi performance. | 2:37:23 () | |
| Alice Coltrane |
A Love Supreme
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World Galaxy | Impulse | Nice and easy let off for a tough show. Alice's amazing LPs Huntington Ashram Monastery and World Galaxy were just reissued together on one CD. Classics of Eastern-tinged jazz fusion. We hear a wonderfully reinvented "A Love Supreme", a song which her husband John also did great versions of, of course. | 2:43:31 () | |
Listener comments! | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:09am
fred:
Good morning Nat | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:09am
ian:
cool idea! | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:10am
Nat:
Hey guys! Thanks, Ian. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:36am
Deepak:
Morning Nat, got some smooth Jazz for us today? | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:38am
Nat:
Oh man! I almost did a set like that. I was on hold with T-Mobile's customer service forever today and they were playing some smooth jazzy elevator stuff and I was like maaan....I wish I could record this right this instant. Will do next week! |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:41am
Deepak:
Please stay on the line while we direct you to our customer representative. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:43am
Deepak:
i never get through, mine disconnects every single time or i get lost in their options and menus. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:44am
Deepak:
on Vodafone i.e. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 3:46am
Nat:
Yeah, I was trying to change my phone number and they transferred me so many times I just gave up. |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:11am
fred:
Nat, something tells me Trent's supercut will be on your premium... | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:13am
Nat:
Oh yeah, for sure. It's going to be a really good comp. Last track I'm trying to get is a submission from Nachum Segal from JM in the AM. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:17am
fred:
Is he actually interested or are you trying to get him to do one? | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:18am
Nat:
Yeah! He expressed interest. Hoping to have a cool supercut of Jewish music. |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:20am
fred:
That would be nice. So you got submissions from many DJs? I hope there were strangers too | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:21am
Nat:
Hmmm....I think it's a few more listeners than DJs, but nearly an even split. |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:23am
fred:
Did you get one from Kenny G? | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:24am
Nat:
Naw |
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Wed. 3/14/12 4:59am
Deepak:
maybe because of the 50s Hollywood stuff GI's introduced left in South Korea | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 5:15am
Caryn:
Just noticed the "Starmaster's Gambit" note. Klein's an interesting writer, but I think only 4 of his books have been translated into English. Wish that more were, because my French is limited. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 5:17am
fred:
Good morning Caryn! | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 5:20am
Caryn:
Mornin' fred! | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 5:39am
Deepak:
man thats disgusting and i finished my lunch just five minutes ago. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 5:40am
Caryn:
So apparently "improvised bodily functions" sound exactly like a pissed off Donald Duck. | |
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Wed. 3/14/12 5:46am
Nathan:
Mr Sparkle after he became a washed up alcoholic.... | |
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