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b/art's Playlist for Friday, 20 August 1999 (23:00 - 00.07)
#44: Words From Another Brain | |
| Cut | Artist |
|---|---|
| Wreck Pendulum ID 020196 | |
| Static Swallows Nouns | Brandon LaBelle |
| Voices x7 [mmmmmmmMmmmmm] | Fiorella Terenzi |
| Radical Birds of Islam #1 (exc.) | Jonathan Borofsky & Ed Tomney [1] |
| Voices of Unknown Origin Appearing on Radio Frequencies | Raymond Cass [2] |
| Painter at Work [Rgrgrghoit...prap obled oooAAAououah] | Greetje Bijma |
| John Somebody [Jejejooohn] | Scott Johnson |
| Rhotic [GwegwegrnkrnkrnkwaaourgnkrgnkeeeAAA] | Jaap Blonk |
| + Motion Pix Muzik | Gawk |
| Summers Are No Time To Speak Into Static Air | Brandon LaBelle |
| Maņua Iguana [Doobidoodoobi..mmm.byebye] | Bobby McFerrin |
| "And Now More Lithuanian Folk Music" | Disembodied Voice from 1984 |
| Durgen Chugaa (Tongue Twisters) [ngngngngngngngng] | Shu De [Tuvan throat singing] |
| Four Brothers [Debedebedebedebeduu] | Anita O'Day [3] |
| Ratatattat [Tonguethatquickwhatsoundofagatratatattatratatattat] | Tung Twista |
| Frictional [Swwswishswisssshhsshshsgwgwgwgwugguggu] | Jaap Blonk |
| + Invisible | David Cunningham |
| Pipe | Autokinetic [Brooklyn Music Ltd] |
| [NaydusdaklikcingyungiehNaydusdaklikcingyungieh] / Where's Mable? | Ghost Orchid [2] |
| Lettres / Chiffres / Nomes [ML NP YT EI OI AS...ParisNYLondresMoscou] | Dactylographie Proloisirs |
| Torso Corso [Oui a mortar mont allay bus de ...] | Lizzy Mercier Descloux |
| Peruvian Cranial Wilderness Call [Whyoowhyotowapatchtukutchu] | Yma Sumac |
| Eeyah [EEEEEeeeyaaaaAh] | Brenda Hutchinson |
| Mumbo Jumbo [Oueeechaaahsumeeewaogeoumumyodlikeetum] | Shelly Hirsch |
| Sound Poem: CapnCookYourOwnLoudGedicht [hammershoiifdelampofelafeketango] | Richard Hulsenbeck [4] |
| Comics Trip [Weepsheebahngcleepbleep] | Black Sifichi & Roma Napoli [5] |
| Comic Strip [wipclipcrackbangplopwipclangwhizzblamslpashoops] | Serge Gainsbourg [6] |
| Ursonate [Rumtootorinstkamuracketebebe] | Kurt Schwitters [4] |
| + Vinyl & Polyester | Phenix [Regeneration / BML] |
| Take Me Coco [Twakookootwakookootemtemtwakookoo] | Zap Mama |
| Tchewata [Weschettaaaiemduyttttetchusawam] | Aster Aweke |
| Karu Karu [Karukurukayaykayeetoyee] | Anna Homler |
| Sing-A-Long Spellbound Bee | B/art & The Giggle Twins [7] |
| + Sarcacid Part 1 | Duke of Harringay [Caipirinha] |
| Orgy Loves Quickie [minimalnmousilyminnieneesmickey] | Edwin Torres |
| Sung to the Tune of the Weary Road | Bob Holman |
| Zone Satie: A Comme Analphabete [Wrghsmschwoouiofzummkmmmen] | Christof Migone |
| Goofing At The Table [Loonyencroonyfrakinsachinseneggsbebopbeboppin] | Jack Kerouac |
| [1] Radical Birds of Islam by Jonathan Borofsky & Ed Tomney (ROIR) Where Ed Tomney uses a computer program to translate Borofsky's continual counting of numbers into a musical score for voice. Reconstructed form tape edits and influenced by Islamic prayer chants heard over a Jerusalem radio station. | |
| [2] Ghost Orchid: An Introduction To Electronic Voice Phenomena - The
Parapsychic Acoustic Research Cooperative [PARC parc@england.com on Ash
Int. ashrip@touch.demon.co.uk "Voices of Unknown Origin Appearing on Radio Frequencies were first noticed in Scandinavia by the military in the 30s and were put down to secret Nazi transmitters. But the voices spoke in unknown and mixed tongues. And after the war, no records of secret Nazi transmissions ever came to light. The voices didn't stop after the war...but it was not until 1959 that a Russian-born Swedish citizen, radio and tv producer and filmmaker, Frederich Jorgensen, noticed intrusions on tape and commenced his own systematic study. A disturbing fact soon emerged; the voices zeroed in onto the Swede, addressing him by name, revealing a knowledge of his thoughts and actions and claiming to be the voices of deceased friends and acquaintances..." ... Raymond Cass | |
| [3] scat is partly the human voice's attempts to imitate or "talk" with a musical instrument - often the trumpet. | |
| [4] "Luna Park 010" features an incredible collection of word mangling
heavyweights protonouveau nonsensesound poetry. Highly recommended. With
Apollinaire, Mayakovski, Joyce, Artaud, Tzara, Duchamp, e.e. cummings,
gysin and others. words have never seemed so alien and other and have never
served so little purpose while seeming to mean so much without knowing
quite why. | |
| [5] "Fellatio Praecox: Outspoken Word Trips" Black Sifichi's unreleased private trax Bootleg CD with Negative Stencil, Roma Napoli and other Parisian and world luminaries. | |
| [6] In 1967's "Comic Strip," Gainsbourg invites Brigitte Bardot to "come into my comic strip." She supplies comic book "Pow-bang" exclamations, innovatively manipulating pop's virtual surfaces like a Liechtenstein painting come alive. | |
| [7] Wreck This Mess: A Collection of word stripping. 1989 Paris. | |