ihatemusic

schiksalgemeinschaft wrote:

rolandtravy wrote:
She's great, for what I've listened to really good pop songwriting...I've also found a beautiful interview to her done by studio q.....check it out

should we just guess who she is?

St Vincent.

Look at the name of the file.

FifePsy wrote:

7/4 wrote:I have a lot of 'em, but I had to stop buying new releases a few years ago.

Why was that? too many? quality? economics?

There's just too many. I bought the Mode Orchestra disk because it has new material, but that's been it for a while.

I have a lot of 'em, but I had to stop buying new releases a few years ago.

The Avant Garde Project rises from the dead -> http://ihatemusic.noquam.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6721

Today is his birthday.

"Mr. Babbitt was regarded as the standard-bearer of the ultrarational extreme in American composition."

My kind of music.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/30/arts/ ... tt.html?hp

Don mattered.

Thank you.

RIP.

http://www.luceroprint.com/




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One of my favorites!




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Sad news.




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this morning:



Jimmy Lyons - the box set

Ted Greene

Call PRE, they'll travel to check it out. I know one of the guys who goes with the owner to check out collections and he's told me they'll do a bit of traveling to to get a collection. Philly isn't far at all for them.

You could also try an extension cab with a bigger speaker. The more speaker surface area you have, the louder it's gonna be.

Voodoo Lab Amp Selector

http://www.voodoolab.com/ampselector.htm

there's a new questionably legal pandit pran nath record in circulation. terrible name, awesome music. it's earth groove - the voice of cosmic india. but new age it is not. m Maybe a boot of a real old release: Douglas International Records, New York, N.Y., 1968. Earth Groove; Side 1: Raga Bhupali,...

Warren Burt - The Animation of Lists and the Archytan Transpositions

dave quam wrote:

The microtonalist with her Partch guitar?


Cool...

Anthony Braxton - Creative Orchestra Music 1976

earlier: Matching Mole's Little Red Record

Hatfield and the North - the Rotters Club