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Winter dist./Mark Dresser help
by Ryan William Blum 03 Jan '04

03 Jan '04

Hello music fans, Who distributes Winter and Winter in the US? I ask to find a copy of Tim Berne's Fractured Fairy Tales for my Orgy(r) of Mark Dresser's music, which runs on 95.3fm WHRB in Cambridge, Ma (or streaming mp3's on whrb.org) from 6am on Friday 1/23 to 9am Saturday 1/24. On a related notion, does anyone have copies of Tim Berne's Sanctified Dreams or Pace Yourself; the Arcado String trio or Arcado's Behind the Myth; or Gregg Bendian's Interzone CD on Eremite? These are all out of print and crucial for our presentation. I can assure you they'll end up back in your hands (or if you want to send a copy that'd be much appreciated too). Other Orgies(r) of interest: Lou Harrison, Jimmy Giuffre and Erstwhile Records. Thanks, Ryan jazz music director 95.3fm WHRB Cambridge, Ma www.whrb.org "I always have a white canvas" Taku Sugimoto

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Vooredoms pics
by kev booyaka 03 Jan '04

03 Jan '04

good to see Eye back in action with his electronics & the drumcircle. http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/mikeattacks/bands/mypics/bore/ the site is quite slow so be patient...they're really good. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard

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Boredoms missing!!
by Arthur Gadney 03 Jan '04

03 Jan '04

Did anybody record the BBC Boredoms broadcast last night??? The Mixing It program is normally at 22:15, but yesterday is was moved to 21:45. Unfortunately somebody forgot to tell the archive program which only recorded since 22:15, so most of the concert is missing! http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio3_aod.shtml?mixingit Maybe if we all email and complain they will fix it! _________________________________________________________________ Tired of slow downloads? Compare online deals from your local high-speed providers now. https://broadband.msn.com

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Non-Zorn FS/FA NEW: ICE - "Under The Skin" CD
by pm.carey＠utoronto.ca 03 Jan '04

03 Jan '04

Next item up for grabs is a NEW/MINT copy of this gem: # ICE - "Under The Skin" UK CD (Pathological: PATH11CD) 1993 [K. Martin (vocals, samples, tenor sax), J. Broadrick (guitar, programming), A. Buess (tenor sax), Dave Cochrane (bass), and J. Jobbagy (drums). Stark electronics, fractured dub, bleak funk, blunted out-hop. Essential. NEW copy. Out of print.] -- ASKING: BEST OFFER / $45 - 65 US / 40 - 55 Euro -- BUY IT NOW: $80 US / 70 Euro -- Serious offers in USD, EUR, GBP, CAD. -- AIR MAIL POSTAGE depends on DESTINATION. -- SCANS uploaded on request. PLEASE NOTE: I _do not_ accept PayPal. Sorry. Buyer references available... -Patrick pm.carey(a)utoronto.ca

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RE: OT: buffalo daughter - new rock/shibuya
by pm.carey＠utoronto.ca 03 Jan '04

03 Jan '04

>>I don't follow BD, but I'm sure they have more than 2 LPs. * ahorton <ahorton(a)vt.edu>: >You're right; I completely forgot their third, "I", that came >out in 2002. I was really enjoying it at the time, and then >completely forgot about it. Yup, that's the one *I* was thinking of. There's a used copy that just _sits_ in a store nearby... >By then, they had moved on to a more simplified, accessible sound >that was overshadowed by Cornelius' "point." The two records were >seen somewhat as "sister albums," with Cornelius' being superior. "Point" was a decent LP, but I think I dig his earlier material more. >>Looks like you're touching on Shibuya-kei, which is/was arguably much >>larger than a mini-movement. A good decade and a half (or more, S-K >>fans can correct me...), and still going strong, although blending into >>its surroundings much more as most pop music is becoming "collage". >No; I'm familiar with Shibuya-kei of the Kahimi Karie etc. variety, >but I'm speaking of that smaller movement in the mid-nineties where >Shibuya-kei went western. Sure, OK... I'm with ya... >If the crux of the movement is the eastern interpretation of western >popular culture, then this "reverse shibuya-kei" found western culture >re-interpreting the eastern interpretation of western popular culture- >ie. Momus, Beck, Bertrand Burgalat (all of which actually wrote for >"real" shibuya-kei idols and artists). Gotcha. Momus & Katerine actually penned some excellent cuts for Karie, and I know Beck played on a few of her tracks. Her "Trapéziste" LP (w/ Katerine) was in my top 100 for 2003. -Patrick NP: Bobby Montez - "Jungle Fantastique!" OD: Bidaia - "Oihan"

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Re: Moondog recommendations?/song in 'Reds'/Yellow Dog
by ericksna＠umich.edu 02 Jan '04

02 Jan '04

Just a few quick questions for the collective expertise on this list. Any recommendations for an introduction to Moondog? Also, does anyone know the name or artist of the song featured in the movie 'Reds' - it starts out something like "you don't have to play in my yard..." thanks in advance, nathan Also, someone mentioned Amis' Yellow Dog under now reading in a recent post - am wondering how it is. n.p. Animal Collective spirit they're gone, spirit theyve vanished/Danse manatee n.r. Shoot the Piano Player - Goodis (so far, Goodis recommendations are paying off nicely).

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RE: OT: buffalo daughter - new rock/shibuya
by ahorton 02 Jan '04

02 Jan '04

>* ahorton <ahorton(a)vt.edu>: >>Their other record, "Captain Vapor Athletes" is much more unfocused >>and schizo. While it's interesting, it's nowhere near as good. > >I don't follow BD, but I'm sure they have more than 2 LPs. You're right; I completely forgot their third, "I", that came out in 2002. I was really enjoying it at the time, and then completely forgot about it. By then, they had moved on to a more simplified, accessible sound that was overshadowed by Cornelius' "point." The two records were seen somewhat as "sister albums," with Cornelius' being superior. >Looks like you're touching on Shibuya-kei, which is/was arguably much >larger than a mini-movement. A good decade and a half (or more, S-K >fans can correct me...), and still going strong, although blending into >its surroundings much more as most pop music is becoming "collage". No; I'm familiar with Shibuya-kei of the Kahimi Karie etc. variety, but I'm speaking of that smaller movement in the mid-nineties where Shibuya-kei went western. If the crux of the movement is the eastern interpretation of western popular culture, then this "reverse shibuya-kei" found western culture re-interpreting the eastern interpretation of western popular culture- ie. Momus, Beck, Bertrand Burgalat (all of which actually wrote for "real" shibuya-kei idols and artists). andrew

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Re: OT: buffalo daughter - new rock
by pm.carey＠utoronto.ca 02 Jan '04

02 Jan '04

* jason tors <jasontors(a)yahoo.com>: >I just got a copy of this and really really like the sound of it. >I guess you could call it new rock, it goes so much further. At >times the guitar player has a ribot thing going on. >anyone want to weigh in on their other albums? any suggestions for >other collaborations and generally stuff that kind of follows this >sound and or players? * ahorton <ahorton(a)vt.edu>: >Their other record, "Captain Vapor Athletes" is much more unfocused >and schizo. While it's interesting, it's nowhere near as good. I don't follow BD, but I'm sure they have more than 2 LPs. >I liked BD the best out of that wave of sample-heavy, "pop culture >bricolage" music of the mid nineties. Other touchstones are/were >Cibo Matto, Fantastic Plastic Machine, the Pizzicato Five, Beck's >"odelay" (on a more mainstream note), and later Cornelius' "fantasma." >It was an interesting mini-movement in music, all genres coming >together in a post-structural stew. Looks like you're touching on Shibuya-kei, which is/was arguably much larger than a mini-movement. A good decade and a half (or more, S-K fans can correct me...), and still going strong, although blending into its surroundings much more as most pop music is becoming "collage". http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shibuya-kei http://groups.yahoo.com/group/soundlounge http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nipponunderground -Patrick NP: Burhan Oçal & Trakya All Stars OD: Ivo Papasov - "Balkanology"

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Cecil Taylor's "2Ts for a Lovely T"
by Martini 01 Jan '04

01 Jan '04

Hello folks, I'm wondering whether anyone here on the Zorn list has the "2Ts" set and would give it a good recommendation. I'm sure the music is great, but the price is pretty steep. I'm torn between getting this set or the Jimmy Lyons box set on Ayler Records and saving a few bucks (or, actually, just buying more music). Also, did they ever fix the problem with the "2Ts" set? I have heard that the music on discs 2 and 7 was identical, even though the discs were labeled differently. Thanks for your help, everyone. Matt Martini --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now

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how dirty do your shoes get????
by rjs 01 Jan '04

01 Jan '04

you know, one CD I recently picked up and I just can't stop listening to is "The Pagans: the Pink Album....Plus!" I picked it up as an offshoot from the also amazing The Day the Earth Met Rocket From the Tombs. Its 70s and It is Cleveland, but God talk about some high energy, raw, non-perfection music. For me, its like finding a diamond in the dirt. No, I didnt forget what listserv this is, but Im reading very diverse listening tastes - just wondering if there is anyone who joins my liking of this> z __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/

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