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"Bad Romance", Lady Gaga. SO GOOD

"Bad Romance", Lady GaGa.

Why doesn't IHM have a special topic for Lady Gaga?

I'm going on a school trip to Egypt and we the students are each asked to create a project--written paper etc.--about the experience. I want to do a field recording project, representing Egypt through sound. I've never done that (field recording) before and so I want to get a user-friendly, basic bu...

What IS anti-music? From what I know, "4"33'" was actually furthering the spectrum of music rather than going "against" it.

I remember experiencing the temporary (?) Dream House at the Guggenheim during its exhibition on Western artists influenced by Eastern ideas. Will never forget it, especially the sound, it was literally something I'd never heard before. So thanks for more La Monte Young!

Haha...Actual enthusiasm, sadly (/embarrassingly). That's the kinda of stuff I get excited about...I gave it a listen, it is very exciting and interesting, I'm very much looking forward to the next installment.

Oh my god thank you so much!!!! I am SO looking forward to listening to this...Moog synth AND a 4.5 from Dr. Schluss??

The compilation referenced above is called Ohm: The Early Gurus of Electronic Music . It's been released by Ellipsis Arts as a 3-CD set in 2000. There's a 2005 reissue including a bonus DVD : Creepy, I borrowed that from the library a few months ago, didn't ever see that track. Going to find it on ...

M.I.A.'s "Amazon". Don't judge.

http://www.musicweb-international.com/classRev/2005/Mar05/mazulis_MDC7810.jpg (Rytis Mazulis, Cum Essem Parvulus ) I've never heard anything like it, literally. It's all human voices (except the last track) and it's all exciting, beautiful, physically moving (listening to "Sybilla" while you drive ...

Thank you. And from a Youtube (!) video I just watched, I don't have high hopes for a good MP3 of her work, either.

Yeah honestly what is up with Lithuanian music these days? It's like this hotspot of music innovation in a country I bet the majority of Americans couldn't find on a map. A while ago I downloaded a Rytis Mazulis computer piano CD (it was attached to some MP3s I actually wanted) and never listened to...

But death can create life--seeing her obituary is the first time I've ever heard of her, and a quick Google session leaves me wanting more. Maybe this will lead to greater exposure. Is there a place I can start to listen to her work? Sadly for me it seems she worked more on installations rather than...