What are you listening to right now? (17 Seconds of Cicadas)

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  • New Matthew Shipp album - Link goes to BC, it's also on eMusic
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    Released February 8, 2019
  • Ken Nordine - (April 13, 1920 – February 16, 2019) was an American voice-over and recording 
    artist, best known for his series of Word Jazz albums. His deep, resonant voice has also been 
    featured in many commercial advertisements and movie trailers. One critic wrote that "you may 
    not know Ken Nordine by name or face, but you'll almost certainly recognize his voice". Nordine 
    notably collaborated with Laurie Anderson, Sonny Rollins, Tom Waits and Jerry Garcia.
      
    1957  Feat. The Fred Katz Group - Word Jazz       1958  Feat. The Fred Katz Group  
                                                                                           - Son Of Word Jazz
      
    1958   - Love Words                                               1958   - Sounds In Space 
      
    1958? Eddie Atwood And His Goodies                 1958 Ken Nordine And His Kinsmen
                   - Hot Saki                                                              - Hot Sake
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    1963  /Honore De Balzac - Passion In The Desert    1966 - Colors: A Sensuous Listening Experience 
      
    1967  Does Robert Shure -  Twink                            2001   -  Word Jazz: A Transparent Mask
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  • Thanks for the UbuWeb reminder
    Ken Nordine
    The Eye Is Never Filled 2005
    UbuWeb video
  • ^^Welcome !^^ . . . That was the only Nordine music in My library
    - I've just grabbed 2 albums from Emusic.

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    released September 15, 2011 
  • Paul McCartney - Red Rose Speedway
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    Nicolas Bernier - frequencies (a_archive)
    KEN IKEDA + RIE NAKAJIMA + MAKOTO OSHIRO -  Floating Weeds

    Both just arrived in the mail from the 901 editions label relaunch.
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  • Both just arrived in the mail from the 901 editions label relaunch.
    I contributed to this as well. They asked if I wanted to wait to get all of the releases I backed
    all at once as well as a Yann Novak remix of a piece of mine and I said “yes” and so I’m not
    expecting any discs for a few more weeks. Looking forward to it!
  • Back to Bob
    Bobby Previte
      
    2004  Groundtruther w/Greg Osby                          2005  Groundtruther w/DJ Logic
                    - Latitude                                                                - Longitude
      
    2006   - The Coalition Of The Willing                        2007  Groundtruther w/John Medeski 
        plus  - Live at The Aladdin Theater 2006/05/13                       - Altitude
                     (Archives)
  • rostasi said:

    Both just arrived in the mail from the 901 editions label relaunch.
    I contributed to this as well. They asked if I wanted to wait to get all of the releases I backed
    all at once as well as a Yann Novak remix of a piece of mine and I said “yes” and so I’m not
    expecting any discs for a few more weeks. Looking forward to it!
    Worth the wait - I am enjoying the releases I got!
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  • Most bizarre cover versions from Vincent Bergerond:


    "Kid A was really important for me, much more than free improv or any music people tend to link me with usually. The song approach will forever be my priority. Again, I am not trying to sing this one on the same tones."

    "I love to sing songs that I love from other tones 
    and dramatic perspectives. By the same occasion, I am testing a new vocal mastering approach, getting rid of high freq and improving the bass register."


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    JACK Quartet; New Thread Quartet; Either/Or, Richard Carrick, piano, conductor; w/Elliott Sharp, electroacoustic guitar/Joshua Rubin, clarinet; Rachel Golub, violin; Jenny Lin, piano

  • Actually from 1986, but released just last week.



    Incredible 1986 lost recordings, an amazing adventure of a musicological and botanical research on the psychoacoustic qualities of the green world. Black Sweat has always focused its gaze on a diverse series of genres, from an equally diverse number of geographies and eras. Equally, the label represent one of the great, focused efforts in illuminating the output of the Italian avant-garde - an endlessly exciting, but all too neglected vein within the history of recorded sound. Central to the beginnings of this movement is the legendary ensemble, Aktuala - a project which laid the groundwork for many of the defining characteristics of subsequent movements and scenes, with its members, and those who were inspired them, creating a remarkable body of work which stretches across the decades. Black Sweat's latest batch begins with a long lost release by one of Aktuala's most important members, Walter Maioli - equally noted for his contributions to the seminal projects, Futuro AnticoAmazonia 6891Gruppo Afro Mediterraneo, etc, made in collaboration with the composer Nirodh Fortini, between 1986 and 89.

    Never before released, Taraxacum is a journey back in time - a window into what so much of the Italian avant-garde was all about - visionary, creatively ambitious, and relentlessly democratic - drawing inspiration from a diverse number of global traditions, as well as the sounds of the natural world. Drawing from musicological and botanical research on the psychoacoustic qualities of the Green World - an investigation of an organic symbiosis - the pharmacological properties of plants and the sound emitted by their material essence, these are the realms music which few have explored - singular fruit born of a juncture between the visionary mind of Maioli and the music therapist and eclectic composer, Agostino Nirodh Fortini - a specialist in the field of sound and video applied to body therapies and meditation.
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    Greg Chudzik is an active performer across numerous genres on the double bass and electric bass. Currently, he can be seenperforming regularly with several new music groups, including Signal Ensemble, Wet Ink Ensemble, and Talea Ensemble. Greg is also a member of several bands, including Empyrean Atlas, Bing and Ruth, and The Briars of North America.

    Released July 10, 2015


  • Bobby Previte
      
    Recorded 2008                                                          2012  - Plutino
             The 23 Constellations of Joan Miró                   
                     the Definitive Recording 
      
    2014 - Terminals                                                         2014  Jamie SaftSteve Swallow,
                                                                                                            -The New Standard
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    I'm listening to Wikipedia.



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    ^^ Thanks !

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    (7 tracks, 25 minutes playlist)
    (5 tracks, 32 minutes playlist)

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  • Mary Chapin Carpenter - Party Doll
  • @Lowlife I thought I was the only person in the world who knew about Party Doll and Other Favorites. 20 years old now, it is a kind of greatest hits album, with some versions of hits pulled from live appearances, including a Super Bowl appearance with Beausoleil, undoubtedly in New Orleans; plus some other tunes that originally appeared on tribute albums, etc. Yes, there was a day when great artists like MCC & Beausoleil could appear on the Superbowl halftime show...
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