According to his website, George Cables has been suffering from health problems that have led to plans to amputate a leg on March 1 (tomorrow). He will have to get his house modified, in addition to the medical expenses. There is a request for donations on his website.
Definitely one for today in the UK!! It is very cold and very snowy in our terms - I know New England and New York gets it worse every year!
Lowlife - what a bizarre game last night! I don't think i have ever seen a first half like that. Good result in the end though despite the weather - my fear was that it would be called off at 75 minutes or so!
A very strange night last night, summed up by David Hepworth who was watching the game with me last night. He is one of the Spurs miserable squad as we call ourselves in the pub
If VAR means fans can no longer enjoy that incandescent ten seconds of joy immediately following a goal, it's no use to anyone.
A good result in the end, waiting for tickets for Saturday Another snow day so listening to
Well, even though it's been pretty mild here lately and the snow has been on a melt, we still have 40 - 90cm lying about the yard. Another storm is predicated to pass through northern Alberta this evening so that could add another 15 or 20 to shovel out in the morning. The banks along the driveway are down to 1.5m and lifting the snow any higher is going to be a workout.
Nice ! - Thank you very much, I can't remember if I've posted this before:
This piece was composed entirely live using a Eurorack
modular synth system, utilising live radio signals from the Befaker
ARRadio and processing them through the system, in particular an
Intellijel Rainmaker, so the simplest sources were then looped, altered
and changed in a very organic fashion. When making this I had in mind
the work of David Tudor and John Cage, and their use of radio signals
always makes me think of Kunstradio! There was a sense of magic as this
piece simply appeared in real time, with little preparation or
structure.
Robin Rimbaud performed this piece for the 30th anniversary of Ö1 Kunstradio. Art's Birthday 2018 – 1,000,055 Years of Art
In
1963 the French Fluxus artist, Robert Filliou, declared January 17 to
be the 1,000,000th birthday of art which for some decades now has been
celebrated worldwide. As in the previous years, in 2018 artists all over
the world organized a networked birthday party for art and exchanged
presents for art. Some of them are presented on air.
Well, you're most welcome, I believe you turned me on to him in the first place back in kargatron's "Experimental" thread at the old Emusic so thanks from me too! I've been waiting to hear these since you first posted them.
Nice ! - Thank you very much, I can't remember if I've posted this before:
This piece was composed entirely live using a Eurorack
modular synth system, utilising live radio signals from the Befaker
ARRadio and processing them through the system, in particular an
Intellijel Rainmaker, so the simplest sources were then looped, altered
and changed in a very organic fashion. When making this I had in mind
the work of David Tudor and John Cage, and their use of radio signals
always makes me think of Kunstradio! There was a sense of magic as this
piece simply appeared in real time, with little preparation or
structure.
Robin Rimbaud performed this piece for the 30th anniversary of Ö1 Kunstradio. Art's Birthday 2018 – 1,000,055 Years of Art
In
1963 the French Fluxus artist, Robert Filliou, declared January 17 to
be the 1,000,000th birthday of art which for some decades now has been
celebrated worldwide. As in the previous years, in 2018 artists all over
the world organized a networked birthday party for art and exchanged
presents for art. Some of them are presented on air.
P-line:
℗ 2018 Robin Rimbaud
Well, no storm last night, still predicated to arrive tonight. I'll just keep that Scanner going thanks to you.
Confused - if I am right the building on the cover of the Dreamer is Still Asleep album is Little Moreton Hall in Cheshire (the Bandcamp link says it is Congleton, Cheshire, which confirms it in my mind as it is just outside Congleton) I first visited it almost 60 years ago on a school trip when I was about 8 or 9!
A cold morning here, snow has stopped but in our terms quite deep, about 6 inches, 15 cms. So some easy music needed. I'm playing Dave Brubeck's Time Out
@greg slush and ice here in downtown SE4 so warming up my leaky flat with these two.
Props to @idiotprogrammer and @Plong42 for reminding me how good BBE comps can be. Sadly on this side of the pond the Ethiopian comp is £10.50 but of course it's still worth it.
Ps Greg, that certainly is one impressive hall. I can only imagine looking at it through a child's eyes and being totally amazed. There's not many buildings that look like that around here.
"Joe Frawley: harpsichord (double manual, Y. A. Feder model), gong, piano, glass xylophone, MIDI keyboard and virtual instruments.
New London Drone Orchestra on "Odalisque" and "M"; featuring Matt McCauley, double bass & vocal; Asa Peters, saxophone; Kay Pere, vocal. Michelle Cross: sirens vocals; ghost vocal and field recording of koto player on 'Astraphobia'."
Comments
1970 (1969) Unfortunately the Nono 1977
track is a duplicate of Kayn's Cybernetics III
1971 (1964, 1960 & 1965) 1976 (1960, 1967 &1960)
According to his website, George Cables has been suffering from health problems that have led to plans to amputate a leg on March 1 (tomorrow). He will have to get his house modified, in addition to the medical expenses. There is a request for donations on his website.
Definitely one for today in the UK!! It is very cold and very snowy in our terms - I know New England and New York gets it worse every year!
Lowlife - what a bizarre game last night! I don't think i have ever seen a first half like that. Good result in the end though despite the weather - my fear was that it would be called off at 75 minutes or so!
If VAR means fans can no longer enjoy that incandescent ten seconds of joy immediately following a goal, it's no use to anyone.
A good result in the end, waiting for tickets for Saturday
Another snow day so listening to
The American Dollar - A Memory Stream
released January 26, 2018
Purl was one of the Dewtone albums discussed the other day
Streaming on Bandcamp
Estupendo
Also, it's time to move into S's. I couldn't think of a better transition then...
Robin Rimbaud - (Scanner) ... The Garden Is Full Of Metal - Homage To Derek Jarman
Time for thoughts about this years Garden.
1997 The Garden Is Full Of Metal 2016 The Garden Is Full Of Metal Festive Mix
- Homage To Derek Jarman Bandcamp NYOP
2011 2016
Bandcamp this and others NYOP
Nice ! - Thank you very much,
I can't remember if I've posted this before:
This piece was composed entirely live using a Eurorack modular synth system, utilising live radio signals from the Befaker ARRadio and processing them through the system, in particular an Intellijel Rainmaker, so the simplest sources were then looped, altered and changed in a very organic fashion. When making this I had in mind the work of David Tudor and John Cage, and their use of radio signals always makes me think of Kunstradio! There was a sense of magic as this piece simply appeared in real time, with little preparation or structure.
Robin Rimbaud performed this piece for the 30th anniversary of Ö1 Kunstradio. Art's Birthday 2018 – 1,000,055 Years of Art
In 1963 the French Fluxus artist, Robert Filliou, declared January 17 to be the 1,000,000th birthday of art which for some decades now has been celebrated worldwide. As in the previous years, in 2018 artists all over the world organized a networked birthday party for art and exchanged presents for art. Some of them are presented on air.
David Åhlén - Selah
2016 Choral ReWorks NYOP 2017 Homage To Pierre Henry NYOP
2017 2017 The Dreamer is Still Asleep NYOP
Ps I still haven't got around to exploring the Soundcloud, so once more the shortcut is much appreciated!
more ps Wow! A most enjoyable listen!!! Well worth the wait.
Ubulink
Released yesterday. Link goes to eMusic
Recent eMu purchase
I'll just keep that Scanner going thanks to you.
Ralph Koper
2016 Bandcamp
sahelsounds With thanks from me too @Plong42 - (BC Goodies)
2018. Field Recordings from the Sahel
Tuluum Shimmering
2016 People and Music Series Volume 2: CD 1,
1950s Moroccan Field Recordings NYOP
Full Tracklist at Discogs
CD 1: 1950s Field Recordings from Morocco
Gareth Davis & Machinefabriek - Grower
A cold morning here, snow has stopped but in our terms quite deep, about 6 inches, 15 cms. So some easy music needed. I'm playing Dave Brubeck's Time Out
Props to @idiotprogrammer and @Plong42 for reminding me how good BBE comps can be. Sadly on this side of the pond the Ethiopian comp is £10.50 but of course it's still worth it.
Live at Human Resources
- released March 1, 2018
Slowdive - Adrian Sell, Christian Savill, Ian McCutcheon, Neil Halstead, Nick Chaplin, Rachel Goswell, Simon Scott
1991 1995
2017
Ps Greg, that certainly is one impressive hall. I can only imagine looking at it through a child's eyes and being totally amazed. There's not many buildings that look like that around here.
- A Schaefer EP from 2015, unknown to me . . .
Joe Frawley has a new album on Bandcamp, and it is very good.
"Joe Frawley: harpsichord (double manual, Y. A. Feder model), gong, piano, glass xylophone, MIDI keyboard and virtual instruments.