please help me parse this fuckin NWW list

DJ IJ

man steve reich is the best

seriously, he is. this is a great show to listen to stoned. or so i've heard...

btw when i say i appreciate you guys listening i REALLY do.. we consistently have the lowest number of listeners. i think that means i'm doing something right/ most weeks i play hippie rock & singer songwriter stuff with only occasionally 'weird' records sprinkled in

like i always feel like i should cram him down the throat of all my tape beetles and negativland friends (no offense to either) but he isnt really wacky enough

xpost oh tbf i will happily listen to hippie singer songwritery stuff as well

nww list for the win, if you ask me. you could make several great radio shows just out of this material. it lends itself to good radio. its radiowave music.

wait, are you playing all vinyl?

yeah i brought too many rekkerds. definitely have enough stuff for a sequel. i'm not playing any of the great postpunk, RIO, brit improv etc.

yes, skot, i am. ALL WAX.

btw i love that yer radio station playlist lists the labels for everything, thats awesome!

(an aside: if you ever find something from that (SPECIAL SECRET THING) i sent you and want to play it on your show you have my blessing. also i should prob digitize the rest of that stuff. too busy getting married and crap at the moment. but when i do i will send more stuff yer way)

Hey, you can like Tape Beatles and Negativland and Steve Reich, you know.

Anyway, I shall listen to the rest on the archive tomorrow, and hie me to sleep now.

no i like/love all of them, its just, steve reich is more work than them or residents, i have to kinda work people in slowly. the same way i use sylvie and babs as a gateway drug for NWW stuff. which never works.

yay robert ashley!

the masonic secret lies there.

this is the celebration of the changing of the light.

there;s a guy pressing his ear against the window to listen.

might follow this w/ dragging out "the courtald talks" tbh.

or maybe some bruce haack

thx for this btw ian, this is awesome

also i now realize that i have def been saying iannis wrong for a long time ha

i've probably been saying it wrong too, i just wing it.

hahahahaha this outro is hilarious to me

feel free to stay tuned and listen to two hours of DUDE ROCK!!!!

or i guess intro. either way. no offense to ACDC. but uh

no but seriously this is fucking killing me.

my show is directly after a hardcore show hosted by two of the guyz from murphys law.

please help me parse this fucking ACDC list

just some guys listening to some rock n roll music

THANK YOU again for listening friends.

i want to say more but i kinda feel like these dudes deserve their own thread

xpost nah thx to you dude, i will try to remember to tune in next week

yeah, great show. i do like murphys law and thin lizzy too.

yeah actually peeps on this thread that didnt hear this live should prob pull up the archive, this was great. just found the iphone app too, so i might dig into the back catalog a bit.

cant wait to listen today dogg!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCiHo51yw1I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qPHqGydVVQ

there;s a guy pressing his ear against the window to listen.

lol EVR is such a magnet for weirdos

used to hang out during my friend's show, it was guaranteed to get at least one drunk knocking on the window each week wanting to be let in

about to listen to this show btw

jeez dude you have all this stuff on vinyl? Debris even? jealous. (reissue?)

a lot of the stuff i played iz reissues! we still have copies of the debris reissue at the store too.

sweet never seen that one on vinyl. have to look for it next time i'm in. I just have mp3s.

rockin show btw

thanks :D

This just in from Ed the head Hardy, pre-order from Eclipse Records
Ghedalia Tazartes - Granny Awards LP $26.99 (Alga Marghen)
"alga marghen was the first label to issue on CD the 4 record LPs that Ghedalia Tazartes privately produced between the late 1970s and early 1980s, therefore contributing to the diffusion of this music among the new generations. At the same time Ghedalia Tazartes' music defined the high standard level of the alga marghen label in its early days. These great recordings are still available in their original CD editions and no surprise that alga marghen has now the privilege to bring you the pleasure of listening to a previously unpublished LP recently discovered in the artist's archives. Side 1 features 'Ferme ta gueule, Zarathustra' (i.e. 'Shut Up, Zarathustra') a long track constructed by several fragments recorded in the early 1980s that would have later composed, with different editings, some of the best parts of 'Une eclipse totale de soleil'. On side 2 we find five shorter tracks titled 'Whatever', 'Works', 'Singing', 'Wild', 'My Rock Ghedalia'. Recorded in the artist's own studio in his anhydridic Paris, these pieces are based on materials pre-dating Ghedalia Tazartes first LP Diasporas and were re-elaborated in the early 1980s to be included in this lost work of art. Ghedalia Tazartes is a nomad. The author and his doubles work without a net, freely connecting the sounds, the rhythms, his voice, his voices. He is also one of the most original artists in the sonic art scene. In these last years when cheap low-level editions are produced by kitsch-on-demand labels which can nothing but copy, falsificate and propose expensive tasteless boxsets, alga marghen brings you the 'original' edition of this wonderful music. Edition limited to 450 copies."

Comus - amateurist sent me a cdr of their first record years ago. is he still around? these guys are great.

didn't they do some shows a couple years ago?

answering my own q

Comus - C/D?

I remember toying with the idea of going to the boston show but... I didn't

missed the ya ho wha shows too

Listening to Ian's show again... so good!

:) you're a treat.

also, Dais records in brooklyn is reissuing Ghedalia Tazartes "Diasporas" later this year.

Man, there is so much to explore with this list. The input and recommendations from you all have me all excited to explore this further.

apparently 69 just got 2 third ear band records. i'd never listened to them before. listening to a few youtubes and damn, they're pretty great. i think what i'd always wanted incredible string band to sound like

do we get the same mass texts from pete?!??! i thought i was special.