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- Bill Barton
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Fred Anderson - A Night at the Velvet Lounge - Made in Chicago 2007
- Salty Swift
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Cranc - Copper Fields

John Hudak - Miss. Dove, Mr. Dove
"A little older, a little more confused"
- splityourwig
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Doom - Doom! (2010, Think Differently)
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Renato Rinaldi - Hoarse Frenzy (Last Visible Dog 2005)
Contributions:
Guitar - Giuseppe Ielasi
Violin, Viola, Cello - Manourin String Trio
Some sort of burnt out hippy music of field recordings, guitar, voice mumblings, strings, piano inside and outside, noise objects. Plus a surprising Italian 70s psychedelic moment half way through.
Exactly how I like it right now!
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Writing stuff from 6 PM to 1 AM
Toshimaru Nakamura - EgRETS
loved the duo with Akiyama, dunno about the rest; didn't know that the nimb could be so ambient
Ludwig van Beethoven - Fourth Piano concerto, played by Glenn Gould.
A radical change of style, or a palate-cleanser as Abbey-san would say.
Casey Thomas Anderson - Kitchen (from compost&height)
AMM - Sounding Music
still much listening to do in this
Ernesto Diaz-Infante ~ Manuel Mota ~ Gino Robair ~ Ernesto Rodrigues - Our faceless empire
not surprising; a lot of it can be listened in other places. still some good bits here and there. the titles are funny.
Annette Krebs & Ernst Karel - Falter 1-5
top notch
Toshi Ichiyanagi - Drip music
the transition from Falter to this was very good; I love the sound of analogue ring modulator
Michael Pisaro - July mountain
the first time I played it, I couldn't pass from the "excessive" beauty of the piano-chimes chords; but now it fits perfectly
Michael Pisaro - Transparent City (vol. 3)
it's strange to listen to those californian location recordings in the current freezing cold of central Chile; now on track 5, an occasional vulture (?), wind moving softly the leaves, a very distant plane, some medium high sine tones, pianissimo, plus the cars passing outside my window, the river going from east to west, the hum of my kerosene heater... fuck, it's 1:18 AM
Toshimaru Nakamura - EgRETS
loved the duo with Akiyama, dunno about the rest; didn't know that the nimb could be so ambient
Ludwig van Beethoven - Fourth Piano concerto, played by Glenn Gould.
A radical change of style, or a palate-cleanser as Abbey-san would say.
Casey Thomas Anderson - Kitchen (from compost&height)
AMM - Sounding Music
still much listening to do in this
Ernesto Diaz-Infante ~ Manuel Mota ~ Gino Robair ~ Ernesto Rodrigues - Our faceless empire
not surprising; a lot of it can be listened in other places. still some good bits here and there. the titles are funny.
Annette Krebs & Ernst Karel - Falter 1-5
top notch
Toshi Ichiyanagi - Drip music
the transition from Falter to this was very good; I love the sound of analogue ring modulator
Michael Pisaro - July mountain
the first time I played it, I couldn't pass from the "excessive" beauty of the piano-chimes chords; but now it fits perfectly
Michael Pisaro - Transparent City (vol. 3)
it's strange to listen to those californian location recordings in the current freezing cold of central Chile; now on track 5, an occasional vulture (?), wind moving softly the leaves, a very distant plane, some medium high sine tones, pianissimo, plus the cars passing outside my window, the river going from east to west, the hum of my kerosene heater... fuck, it's 1:18 AM
classically trained
- Dohol
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David Tudor, Piano Avant Garde: Recordings 1956-60
“In a kind of middle-aged crisis, it dawned upon me that there was a possibility that music might not even be an art form.”
Morton Feldman
http://soundcloud.com/doug-holbrook
Morton Feldman
http://soundcloud.com/doug-holbrook
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Just:

Hooded Menace "Never Cross the Dead." This is really excellent death metal for those into early Entombed, Autopsy, early Suffocation, etc.
Now:
Stangl/Fagaschinski "Ein Portrat..." This one is a grower. I was intially non-plussed by it, but I have begun to see how remarkably well put together it is, how it flows as an album. Great.

Hooded Menace "Never Cross the Dead." This is really excellent death metal for those into early Entombed, Autopsy, early Suffocation, etc.
Now:

Stangl/Fagaschinski "Ein Portrat..." This one is a grower. I was intially non-plussed by it, but I have begun to see how remarkably well put together it is, how it flows as an album. Great.
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Martin Küchen - The Lie & The Orphanage [Mathka]
- Dohol
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“In a kind of middle-aged crisis, it dawned upon me that there was a possibility that music might not even be an art form.”
Morton Feldman
http://soundcloud.com/doug-holbrook
Morton Feldman
http://soundcloud.com/doug-holbrook
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this morning so far:

Art Ensemble of Chicago With Fontella Bass

Max Romeo & the Upsetters | War Ina Babylon

Art Ensemble of Chicago With Fontella Bass

Max Romeo & the Upsetters | War Ina Babylon
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Iida Katsuaki, Ryu Hankil - Selected poems with clockworks
No work tomorrow to work today.
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Wyndel Hunt, SUNSHONE NOIR (Dragon's Eye)

Drums of Myrhh, UNTOUCHED
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The Vitrines, UTOPIAN LAPSES [rough mixes]
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some of today's listening so far:

Sonny Sharrock | Ask the Ages

Caetano Veloso | s/t (1971)

Keith Hudson | From One Extreme To Another

Sonny Sharrock | Ask the Ages

Caetano Veloso | s/t (1971)

Keith Hudson | From One Extreme To Another
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Swell Maps live somewhere in the UK September 1979 (audience or soundboard recording); this obviously runs too fast, which makes it a somewhat bizarre listening experience.
This is the second Swell Maps recording I expose myself to (another was a gig from one year earlier). It really takes some time for me to get into that sound many punk- and several post-punk bands had (everything simple + raw), but I start to get into it - as it turns out: as long as I sense some humor in what those guys do.
This is the second Swell Maps recording I expose myself to (another was a gig from one year earlier). It really takes some time for me to get into that sound many punk- and several post-punk bands had (everything simple + raw), but I start to get into it - as it turns out: as long as I sense some humor in what those guys do.
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I believe the Founding Fathers would approve of a 25+ min. rendition of Poopship Destroyer.



