What are you listening to right now? (Homer Simpson Discovered Higgs Boson 14 Years Before CERN)

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  • That request was made so long ago that I can't even remember what I suggested...
    (but I do like that one).

  • Yeah, sorry, I had a rush of enthusiasm then got busy. I'll check back upthread.
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    Well, speaking of a long time ago, I almost forgot this...

    ...from way back in May.
    Thanks
    Ps- 2 movements, one track at emusic.
  • edited July 2016
    Well, that melting glacier got me thinking about the Arctic again. I didn't realize that I already had some albums saved from Glacial Movements plus some other newer albums I want to get. Here's one of those oldies.


    Notes


    Composed, performed, recorded by Aidan Baker, January 2013 at Broken Spine Studios, Berlin, Germany. 
    All sounds produced by acoustic 12-string guitar. 

    ps- a really interesting morning of reflection. Now, it's light enough to go pick slugs in the garden. Here's todays rotation.
  • edited July 2016
    Well, another pretty successful hunt, unfortunately, but a great sunny day in the garden. Time to chill it down a bit. Some old...

    Rapoon - Time Frost
    Mixed and composed July 2007. 

    Limited to 750 copies, comes in a digipak. 

    "One of the predicted swings in the weather due to global warming is paradoxically a new ice age which could envelope Europe. Time Frost is music based upon this concept and uses tiny fragments of music from an iconic European composition, Johann Strauss's Blue Danube. I imagined that tiny pieces of former cultures survived locked in the ice and waiting for future archaeologists to discover and interpret them.I used vinyl lock grooves of the Blue Danube (from the 1968 MGM recording for the film soundtrack 2001 ) These formed the starting points for the five compositions in Time Frost which were then manipulated and added to and re-arranged into new compositions. Time Frost is an imaginary recording of the mutational process of sound locked into ice and transformed over millenia. Like ghosts of music trapped in an evershifting permafrost. 

    Robin Storey, August 2007"

    Ps- Pretty chilly indeed! Thanks!! Terrific stereo, kept floating around the room.

  • edited July 2016
    Something new from Glacial Movements...

    Credits

    Notes

    Buried deep beneath the ice lies Armageddon 
    Locked in a frozen world it waits 
    There are songs and myths of the coming end 
    The voices are raised in supplication to gods and nature 
    A cold wind howls 
    The ice slowly melts 
    Without understanding of time 
    It waits 
    This is my song from the end of the world 

    Released in limited edition digipack cd.
    Robin Storey, 2016

  • Easing in to Monday morning

    Zither [Electronic Mode], Chimes, Voice – Laraaji
  • edited July 2016
    confused said:
    Something new from Glacial Movements...

    Credits


    - With Bandcamp link . . . Thanks !
  • More from the SFL


    released November 11, 2011 

    Dan Joseph Ensemble: Dan Joseph (hammer dulcimer); Tom Chiu (violin), Loren Dempster (cello); Marija Ilic (harpsichord); Leah Paul (flute); Danny Tunick (percussion). Special guest Thomas Buckner (baritone). 
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    Soriah: Vocals, Igil, Doshpuluur, Zither, Doumbek and other hand percussion, Aztec Clay Flute and Native American Cedar Flutes, Bells, Stones and Sticks.
    Ashkelon Sain: Keyboards, Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Electric Bass, Bells, Electronic Drums.
    Nachyn Choduu: Tuvan Guitar on "Amochantzinco."

    "Soriah's virtuoso Tuvan throat-singing, Central Asian stringed instruments and hand percussion is perfectly melded with the neo-ancient airs of Ashkelon Sain's exquisite darkwave guitars, celestial electronics, and hypnotizing poly-rhythms. Eztica has its roots in the ceremonial: ritualism, shamanism, butoh. It is a deeply organic experience, the voice drawing out the primordial spell, touching the earth, reaching for the sky. Captivating percussive sections with driven vocals glide effortlessly across windswept steppes, while otherworldly overtones hang like clouds in a frosted mountain range, all amid deep expanses of slowly shifting, mesmerizing tones. And when the Quetzalcoatl Kundalini of Soriah’s lyrical throat singing fires down the spine, everything goes astral. . . . . ."
    - Much more @ Project.com.

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    And:

    Recorded Live at the Katabatik Stage at the 13th Autonomous Mutant Festival deep in the Umpqua Forest of Southern Oregon, this amazing performance needed to be released inspite of it's high distortion levels. I consider it an appropriate effect.

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    Armchair Migraine Journey - Blood Coupling Magnet


    "A Cosmic stomper and highest recommendations!" 
    - Edward Ka-Spel
  • new - for fans of the Canterbury rock scene



  • Chance - Coloring Book

    Craig
  • Yeah, sorry, I had a rush of enthusiasm then got busy. I'll check back upthread.
    June 27
  • edited July 2016
    rostasi said:
    new - for fans of the Canterbury rock scene


    - Thanks !

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    -Tuvan throatsinger  Soriah at bandcamp. . .
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      releases October 21, 2016

    Tony Levin: Stick and Voice
    Markus Reuter: U8 and AU8 Touch Guitars and Voice
    Pat Mastelotto: Acoustic and Electronic Drums and Percussion

    rostasi said:
    AR-15s not allowed!

    or

    The "15 Puzzle"


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    Oh ! . . . so that's what AR 15 is.
    No, we can't have those.

  • I still like "Fifteen Flies in the Marmalade" more tho.
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    Brand new album by these distinguished gents

    There are so many easy choices for 16, 17, 18, and 19, but I couldn't think of any for 15 (except quinceañera songs, of course...)
  • I like the marmalade one too, and that it's musical.
  • I'll close this thread as soon a. I remember how.
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