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

Brighternow

Bandcamp:

 

Oh man ! ! !

rostasi

Managed to score a copy of the new album a couple days ago - very nice and what you'd expect from him.

You may be interested in this post where he talks about his interests.

amclark2

Thanks for the Philip Jeck link rostasi! I'm going to have to explore your site a bit more.

Now listening to:

SENTIMENTAL MACHINES - less

https://dronarivm.bandcamp.com/album/less

Very nice electronic/ambient/field recordings album from the Dronarivm sale. Thanks GP! I picked up a bunch for free, and then bought this one as a physical release because it was one of the few left (3" CD-R). Enjoying this very much and looking forward to the package.

amclark2

Ai Aso - Lone

rostasi

My wife and I were the only ones to ask any questions afterwards.

I was staying in the same hotel as Jeck, Jana Winderen, and 

Mike Harding (from Touch) and we'd all be in the breakfast room 

each morning enjoying a wonderful big breakfast. I thought I had 

read in The Wire that Jeck and Janek Schaefer had both used 

turntables with multiple arms, but I was mistaken - only Schaefer.

amclark2

David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

amclark2

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https://ctatsu.bandcamp.com/album/-

luddite

Grateful Dead - 1966-07-03, Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA

rostasi

 

Doofy

 

New album by one of the "regulars" on the local scene. Part of the best new jazz week in quite some time, see my thread on the eMu messboard

Brighternow

  

Plong42

This is good if you like blues/blues rock, with a country twist. 

Germanprof

offthesky - The Serpent Phase

Brighternow

 

And:

  

Doofy

Heath Bros - Live at the Village Vanguard via NPR

rostasi

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2015 - Thanatoloop

This is currently working through the rotation. I've enjoyed all of the volumes,

but this is one of my favorites. I makes me remember the days when I spun around

the dial on my oldest brother's shortwave Zenith.

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It's actually the 2006 anthology. I couldn't find the right cover.

It fits right into that same rotation - the start of tonights explorations.

Thanks.

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Thanks again. I'm not sure where you appeared but I had a great time listening for it.

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1968 - Thanks for my introduction to Peter Zinovieff and others this morning.

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2009

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1993

Brighternow

DR K Klassisk: Faurés Requiem

rostasi

Giovanni di Domenico & Jim O’Rourke: Arco

rostasi

About the Fluxus anthology:

It took much of the year 2005 

to gather all of the tracks from

"I'm getting to it" kinds of people

so it could be released on the first 

day of 2006. There are both earlier

and later collections from the Fluxlist,

but after the last one that I put together,

we had kind of the same problem getting

people audio-motivated, so even tho there 

are less tracks, each track is longer.

I didn't know about the No Music Fest mix disc.

The piece of mine featured somewhere in it

(I haven't listened yet) must be the piece I did

called Tamuuras for a Helsinki art gallery opening

featuring multiple tamburas. Thanks for the info!

Germanprof

Nice new album from the Poles.

Then:

Darren Harper - Passages for the Listless and Tired

Lovely warm guitar drones like an aural sauna. Free/NYOP for a few more days. Recommended.

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2008 - Keith Rowe and Seymour Wright - 3D

The Jeff Cloke view just came up in the rotation. I don't think I could make it through all three views

in one sitting but I'm determined to give it a try...at some point.

Brighternow

Thanks for the Djet and Fluxus Anthology info . . .

 

Djet - Red Rat (ca092)

- I found this one in my library . . .

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Thanks for the Djet and Fluxus Anthology

right back at you

1992

Currently in the rotation

amclark2

Led Zeppelin- Presence