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b/art's Playlist for Friday, 4 Februari (23:00 - 00:08)
unconscious soundings "Radio must consequently find a way of bringing 'unconsciouses' into commuincation." --- Gaston Bachelard This week's shows will be the last before I take a month's leave, a bevallingverlof as the Dutch might say. I am about to go into the "studio" to witness the DNA-enhanced, dub version of me vs nina. Baby Wreck due mid-february | |
| Cut | Artist |
|---|---|
| Wreck This Mess Suzie Creamcheese Mix 01.02.94 | |
| Der Schönste Tag | Klangkrieg |
| Watching the Satellites | Marineville [1] |
| Stop The Music | Quentin Crisp [2] |
| There is No Matter: Matter Has Intelligence | Crescent [3] |
| I Am A Zombie | Meat Beat Manifesto |
| Phenobarbatone | Pantunes Music vs Paul Thomas [4] |
| #13 5'59" | Furt [5] |
| Two Virgins [echoed] | John Lennon & Yoko Ono |
| Kai Excerpts | Sarah Peebles |
| Laughter of Butterflies | Harvey G:0 |
| Dangerous Dangling Arm [Telephone] | King Cobb Steelie |
| Telephone & Rubberband | Penguin Café Orchestra |
| Sound of rolling Surf | La So Ha Lo |
| A Voice From Six Corners | Badawl [6] |
| Neues vom Hirsch | Stimmhorn [7] |
| Panaphonica | Penumbra [8] |
| + Numbers [Alter-warped] | Kraftwerk [8a] |
| + Cold Hearted Bastard [exc.] | William Burroughs |
| Pigerfahrt | Stimmhorn [7] |
| 12_Diablos_Mix 13 | We [9] |
| Dissolver of Sugar | 23 Degrees [10] |
| When Bob Met Hannah | Osymyso [11] |
| Tourist Zone | si-{cut}.db [12] |
| Revolution | Marineville [1] |
| [1] "Redpath House" on Universal Egg http://wobblyweb.com/ueindex The extrapolated connections between electronics and ecstasy, mixing and psychedelic experience - one approximates the other at the fertile doorway called the inner ear. How does sound trigger deepseated memories of alternate consciousnesses? ... | |
[2]
Crisp, raconteur, actor, flamboyant unrepentant homosexual author
of "The Naked Civil Servant" lived for many years in an SRO on the
Lowereastside of NYC, died at age 90 in November 1999. He is most
appreciated for his acerbic take on the hyper-destitution of pop
culture which , as he puts all too clearly in his short screed "Stop
The Music":
"I've seen a girl sitting among musical pandemonium with a book open on her knees and her little finger entwined with that of her true love's. Of course, she was not really listening, not really reading, and not communicating with her friend in any way that required effort or style. It would be hard to say whether it was the jukebox that caused the death of human speech or whether music came to fill an already widening void but unless the music is stopped now, the human race, mumbling, snapping its fingers and twitching its hips will sink back into an amoebic state where it will take a coagulation of hundreds of teenagers to make up a single unit of vital force, which, once formed, will only live on sedatives, consume itself on the terraces of football stadia and die." | |
| [3] "Electronic Sound Constructions" on Snapshot is just that - ancient electroblips and bingbangs on electric organ reek havoc with words of scientific religiosity:. "matter exists...matter has substance...matter has intelligence...matter, being so endowed, produces life and death...matter sees through the organizations of matter...material matter is an outlined falsity of consciousness..." | |
| [4] "In Search of the Surface Noise" on Sprawl Imprint www.dfuse.com/sprawl/ interesting investigations of sound, noise and rhythm | |
| [5] "Angel" on the intrepid young label jdkprod@xs4all.nl Furt is dark but flippant, abstract but coherent. Annoying if you expect the expected. Delightful if you like a challenge. Write jdk to be put on their list to be notified about "interesting events", events involving noisemakers, musicians, sound sculptors and various bleating polemicists who fall off the usual pop tympanic maps at places like STEIM. | |
| [5a] Harvey Goldman of Tag Yer It [i think] here produces one of the loveliest pieces of manipulated ambience, making a kind of mnemonic device out of sound where the gleeful laughter of children and some jazz and surf blend to create a virtual happy moment of carefree existence on your mind screen. | |
| [6] "The Heretic of Ether" on Asphodel www.asphodel.com This is an odd melancholy record that seems to wander into Eastern Europe, and here wavers between the folk musics of the region, celestial explorations and out and out drum and bass speed. | |
| [7] "Schnee" by Stimmhorn on Röhr/RecRec vertrieb@recrec.ch is Christian Zehnder on voice and instruments, and Balthasar Streiff on alphorn, trumpet and other instruments. This is one of the weirdest records I have gotten in quite some time. Falsetto and bravado make one think of tiny Tim dueting with some Gregorians in chant formation. I received this from fellow yodel scholar Christoph Wagner. It is a very eccentric dialog between voices and alphorn (it sounds like didgeridoo at times) which evolves into a weird operatic symphony of scat improv, yodels and operatic flourishes. | |
| [8] "Anoraks" by Penumbra Universal Egg http://wobblyweb.com/ueindex psychick meets silver apple. Out there. That outer space is a mere fabrication of the inner creative needs of the human mind. | |
| [8a] "Computer World" on Warner Brothers is a disc with so much lasting power, it sounds contemporary if not STILL ahead of its time. Pretty much "invented" the notion of cyborgian soul, or that cognitively dissonant notion of man-machine, hot-cold, calculated-impulsive. Dates from 1981! | |
| [9] "Square Root of Negative One" on Asphodel www.asphodel.com still able to investigate the outer and inner reaches of where sound must go to reinvent itself. | |
| [10] "An Endless Searching For Substance" on Silent cascone@well.sf.ca.us not as successful as their first. Unrepentant post-hippie explorations of the spatial outlines of consciousness. | |
| [11] "Welcome to the Palindrome" by Osymyso on Sprawl www.dfuse.com/sprawl/ is a very very clever assemblage of samples, and intricate collage of sonic snippets which creates a bigger picture of the world as something between a cheeky sham and an insane post-Dada mess. Very Recommended: In the realm of Curd Duca, Tipsy, Dimitri from Paris ... Who all also manage to take kitsch for a ride. | |
| [12] "Behind You" is si-{cut}.db's 2nd cd. This one is an email collaboration with noise-Bedouin and sonic-voyeur, Scanner. http://home.arthlink.net/~efrans/benford. Where speed meets stasis. | |