Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

I've been on a Arnold Dreyblatt kick lately. I believe his work has been described as Steve Reich as played by Tom Wait's band, and that's pretty spot on. Four albums kindly provided by bloggers, who will go nameless, because I lost their names:

<a href="http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TUYK3KBF";>The Sound of One String (1998)</a>

<a href="http://rapidshare.com/files/84884782/Arnold_Dreyblatt_-_Animal_Magnetism__Tzadik__1995_.rar";>Animal Magnetism (1995)</a>

<a href="http://openfile.ru/10113";>Propellers In Love (1985)</a>

<a href="http://rapidshare.com/files/84318324/dreyblatt.zip";>Nodal Excitation (1982)</a>

thanks to eman

eman, thanks.

derelict, thanks for the dreyblatts. my nodes are excited as i type this!

thank you, eman.

request / huge huge favor -- does anyone have mp3s of Burroughs' 'Nothing Here Now But The Recordings'? that's a hard one to find but I know it's out there

Milton --

Nothing Here Now But The Recordings

<3

what I hoped for is true, actual 60's media cut-ups, not just lectures on them

thank you roxy for a late christmas

Aw, you're quite welcome!

new s0ft r0cks. lovin these dudes

http://www.sendspace.com/file/akvl0y

dope 15 minute Giorgio Moroder / Harold Faltermeyer collab

"Evolution"

sounds like the Lindstrom record imo

thx this rules

snakefinger - greener postures
http://www.zshare.net/download/5375892910b07a8b/

whatever.

dfd disco edits
http://www.sendspace.com/file/qnh602

I put up greener postures too!

youre absolutely righ, i apologize. i was offline in august.

this needs to be posted weekly, though.

right.

La Poupée Qui Fait Non has been a longtime favorite, I always used to mix it with Pulsallama's Oui Oui and Cristiane F's Wunderbar.

La Poupée Qui Fait Non has been a longtime favorite, I always used to mix it with Pulsallama's Oui Oui and Cristiane F's Wunderbar.

La Poupée...

oh forget it.

xD

slim gaillard rides again
the groove juice special

forget if this was posted somewhere already

masterpieces of minimalism - alan licht's top 30 minimalist albums

oh yeah eman posted it in this thread my bad XD

best blog page ever i've been listening to tons of that stuff

when did i forget how to make sentences?

"The Harvelling"

marveling @ the harvelling

"the harvelling of tehresa"

sounds like a eurosleaze movie of the 70s

LOL

http://deletedscenesforgottendreams.blogspot.com/2009/01/eyeballs-roof-of-world.html

new the revenge/the 6th borough project 12"s are stellar, i'll be posting to the blog soon enough

http://rs97.rapidshare.com/files/146774911/Snakefinger_-_Manual_Of_Errors.zip

Nasa Voyager Recordings - Symphonies of the Planets (Box Set)

^part I there.

Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V

ha ha I love those so much

it's a repackage of this: http://www.toolsforwellness.com/63044.html

loving these offerings. esp 'manual of errors', i've had it on vinyl for awhile but now i can take it with me in the headphones, so thanks. i've also got a great ralph records compilation with one lp of fan choices and one lp of label staff choices, with yello, frith, snakefinger, residents etc. i'll see if i can digitize that one sometime soon

thank you for the 'finger

haven't listened to manual of errors yet, but are the residents behind it too?

i think it was his band the vestal virgins, which included eric feldman from captain beefheart. looks like the only snakefinger album with a credited residents appearance is 'chewing hides in the sound'.

snakefinger was sort of a member of the residents for a brief period anyway, right?

Residents produced & played many instruments on Snakefinger's first two albums, chewing hides the sound & greener pastures. Snakefinger wasn't really ever a member, but played on many of their albums

just discovered the '19 mysterious tracks' Residents bootleg, rehearsals of Duck Stab / Commercial Album tracks played live in the studio, that's a necessary one

ok parts of manual of errors sounds like a fucked up django, which is pretty great. But yeah, the creepiness of greener postures isn't really there. I don't really have the stomach for most of the residents' shit, aisde from some of the commercial album, but I think what they did with the melodies in greener postures is great (my friend who gave me the album told me the residents ghost wrote most of it, so that's what I'm basing this off of). Thanks for all the music tho.

techno friend Seth is dj'ing an all-bach festival and asked for suggestions, might as well share the link:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/uzc40s

Musica Antiqua Koln - 3rd Brandenburg played at 291 BPM
Eberhard Schoener "Destruction of Harmony"
Florence Foster Jenkins
Alexander Nemtim - Synthesizer ANS
Tomita - The Sea Named 'Solaris'
Johann Sebastian Bach's 'Goldberg Variations Nos. 5 and 8' by Vladymir Martynov & Yuriy Bogdanov
Nina Simone - "Love Me Or Leave Me"
Gouldfloor (Glenn Gould + Hardfloor mashup, 158 BPM)
Lucas Foss - "Phorion"
Residents - "Bach Is Dead (Live in the Studio)"

+ various sundries

Nasa Voyager Recordings - Symphonies of the Planets (Box Set)

so what's the story with these? are these actual recordings of planetary music, or has there been some fiddling to make more "musical"?

http://www.neuroacoustic.com/nasa.html#NASA_more-info

These sounds are recordings of the interaction of the Solar wind and the Ionosphere of each of the outer planets. The resonance of these ions is exactly within the range of human hearing (20-20,000 Hz) - called by NASA "Ion Acoustic Waves". This means that nothing had to be done artificially to the sounds to hear them – They were the REAL "Music of the Spheres". Although there is no air in space, there is vibration. Space does not have the medium of air to carry the vibration to your ear, but the vibration is present. With the specialized recording equipment aboard Voyager, it became possible to record these amazing sounds for the first time and then hear them here on Earth.

Imagine his amazement and that of all of us when we heard these NASA Space Sound recordings that sounded like dolphins, whales, ocean, crickets, choirs, Tibetan bowls and monks chanting! Something in the core of the subconscious awakens and pays close attention to and in the presence of these sounds. These are some of the most powerful tools for healing, inner awakening and self change that Dr. Thompson has researched and produced. His Primordial Sounds™ are found on his Audio Programs, giving even more power to his musical sounds and other techniques used.

These were originally released on a label called 'Brain/Mind Research' with equally New Agey liner notes and marketed as theraputic tools, one CD for each planet. I found those remaindered in the early 90's and have listened to these a lot.

The skeptic is thinking the data's been clearly been processed by someone who grew up on Space Music in the same way that the guys who colorize the Hubble shots were influenced by 70's / 80's Space Art (i.e. I can hear digital reverb applied to certain components of the drone, so my guess is it's been layered somewhat). But this is so much more abstract than most space music I have no problem accepting that he's working with captured data & part of me can imagine that this could be an accurate representation of the way soundless vibrations move & develop in a vacuum.

there's also this, which is a lot crazier / closer to 'Forbidden Planet' than Music from the Hearts of Space
http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2008/07/dr-fiorella-terenzi-music-from.html

played this voyager stuff for the tenth graders and they totally tripped out on it ...

later that night one of my kids sent me this email:

derek saw this story on the European Space Agency's website and thought you should see it.

** Sounds from space **

Read more: http://www.esa.int/esaSC/SEMLAJWO4HD_index_0.html

es ist das beste, ich fahr nach afrika.

Buchanan & Goodman singles, 1956 - 1960

http://www.sendspace.com/file/alxevn

http://www.chuckthewriter.com/goodman.html

these are a lot savvier than I remember them being. 'Buchanan and Goodman on Trial', the 2nd single made in response to the publishing companies suing them over their first single, razored up