Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

pretty awesome to think about Labelle and how the other members besides Patti were Sarah Dash and Nona Hendryx.

ya seriously. did you ever hear this one?

Nona Hendryx (produced by Tangerine Dream's Peter Bauman)'s "Skindiver". for fans of kate bush, peter gabriel or david sylvian

no, and never noticed the thread. feel free to send me the mp3!

I had the Material record with her on it for a few years and never paid attention to it, then I got my all time favorite italo record, Mr Flagio's Take a Chance and when I realized it was a cover version I had one of those "wait a minute, I have that record!" moments. The pressing is really shitty which may explain why I never paid much attention to it, but it's pretty great.

dave, who is Estee Louder?

haha I don't know I only friended her cause you were first

lately i figured d-i-r-t-y soundsystem affiliated because of that link and also posted some good pippiloti rist videos so I don't really care who she is?

5. Loverde - Die Hard Lover (1981) - 7:07 - i have/had this and don't remember loving it.

yea that's one of the only ones i knew beforehand i wasn't too keen on. i only know this cause i JUST picked it up like yesterday

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ccpgka
http://www.sendspace.com/file/7p4xep
http://www.sendspace.com/file/t7b4ed
http://www.sendspace.com/file/91saah
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nsfuc1
http://www.sendspace.com/file/s4rggd
http://www.sendspace.com/file/7tfu42

the Drake-Chenault Rock and Roll Timesweep - several seconds of every American #1 pop song since 1955 - originally cut out at 1977, updated by hiphats through 2009

/ #1 pop song on US charts / (not 'american pop')

totally unreleasable, so grab that as you can

is like mae-shi mixtape?

hmm, wiki says I'd like mae-shi mixtape, you have that handy?

sorry, harddrive crashed a few weeks ago :(

maybe someone else on noize has it?

milton are you are a john oswald type guy

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/56/MsJacko%2Cdab.jpg

i guess so, you are cited in the wikipedia entry for plunderphonics

that entry's really been built out recently

oswald's 'preplex' is similar to time sweep, one song at a time, but organized by ascending BPM instead of chronologically: http://www.pfony.com/prePlex/index.html

2nd hit on google for mae-shi mixtape is gygax's noize thread for it (r.i.p. gygax)

I'm sure I have i somewhere - I'll have a dig over the weekend.

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/2558/insert3.jpg

v pretty sunny rainy day music: http://www.sendspace.com/file/ddqz8o

the CD cover: http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/3923/frontcoverj.jpg

anyone know anything about Ramones Young? they were a Ramones/LaMonte Young tribute band (?) google doesn't know anything about them btw.

i think you dreamt this

i think yr thinking of these dudes - http://www.discogs.com/artist/Lamones+Young

xcellent

heres that dj harvey / citizen kane evr session. i ripped it the old way, using audio hijack.

DJ Harvey And Citizen Kane On No Flash.mp3 - 109.71MB

technopop demo + san francisco version of 'airwaves / new'

http://www.sendspace.com/file/t1tr6c

some found links:
richard youngs - advent
richard youngs - sapphie
richard youngs - like a neuron

Milton, this is for you. Just in case you haven't seen it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xexxX-Kni-g

mutant sounds had the francisco album on their blog. i highly recommend it. i think radioactive put out a boot of it. i DON'T support them. i won't even buy used radioactive stuff. or fallout stuff. they are jerks. i put one of his songs on one of my hotheads mixes and i just saw that this was on youtube. he rules.

Wow that is some world class teevee

I love the Cosmic Beam Experience album, especially that last track. I even kind of like the two songs now.

Royal Trux "Fairy Godmother", 22-minute "chimp opera" buried on obscure 1992 compilation Drag City Hour.

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

<3

oh wow francisco.

official release from my psych/kraut/cosmic band. all improv, no overdubs.

http://www.mediafire.com/?mynd3dwm4nw

next one will be all composed studio tracks

dope. thx dude

http://fm-shades.blogspot.com/2009/06/kluster-friends-1969-1973-6xlp-boxset.html

yeah, been going through that. it's not $200 worth of good, but it's surprisingly great, so much better than the two 'Kluster' CDs he put out on Important last year

André-Jacques Andrieu, Bernard Dumortier - Entomophonia: Chants d'insectes - http://www.sendspace.com/file/yhpvwt

fantastic studio recording of individual insects. original CD has 59 tracks and a lot of narration in French, this is my listening version with the narration mostly edited out

(CD originally borrowed from the collection of one N. P. Squirrel)

& while I'm at it

Hildegard Westerkamp - "Cricket Voice" (1987)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1quzn9

bug concrete sourced from recording of one close-miked Mexican cricket recorded in the 'Zone of Silence'

& one more

Music of Our Time - a guide to the electronic revolution in music

7" promotional sampler assembled by David Behrman to try and cross-promote the electronic music he was signing on Columbia / Odyssey to the audience for psychedelic music. Playing Oliveros, Reich, Cage, Stockhausen & Maxfield along with the Byrds & Moby Grape and unbelievable narrations about the electronic revolution

http://www.johncage.info/cdlabels/columbiamt1.html

"Here is a part of a work by young San Francisco composer Pauline Oliveros... 'I of IV', it's called... a twenty minute sound experience which unfolds like the mysterious topography of an undiscovered continent... which just might be your own mind"

ugh

Thanks for the insects, Milton!

xxpost. sorta OT (and you guys may already know about this), but the other day i was reading about Agartha & Lemuria, these imaginary underground worlds, and found out that there were actually fully submerged continents called Zealandia and the Kerguelen Plateau. pretty neat.

cutty, feeling The Static Rising. kinda reminds me of that record on darla Bright "Blue Christian"

love that record^

I never heard that or know anything about them but I have a Bright/Fuxa split or collaboration 7" that's on a pink plastic sleeve that's totally great. I'm sure you all have that one, it was ubiquitous for a while.

i don't have that. but i love "blue christian" like crazy. i van vonderen that record.

My friend had the split 7" I remember it being pretty good.
Other Bright lp's don't really stand up to Blue Christian, imo, but they have their moments. Really love "The Res" from their 96 s/t album.

They have close ties to Ba Da Bing! Records, iirc.

i really enjoyed bright in the 90s!

btw, thanks jax0n!