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Was he there? I know Strummerville have continued the tradition since his death.
Been listening to a lot of Kompact Records stuff this past week.
Caught Chvrches at the Royal Albert Hall a few weeks back. Great night, the sound was pretty huge live and her voice was spot on. Cute as hell too.
https://open.spotify.com/track/1Tlk5UV5vbff34BPJHCaZy
Autechre, exclusively, since last December. Having become disheartened and depressed with the music industry, I spent over a year unable to listen to music. Which is an awful state of affairs. But, around xmas, I put every Ae album & EP on my iPhone & listened to them, straight through.
That rebooted my love of electronic music somewhat, and I've now developed a minor obsession with Tri Repetae, having always been lukewarm about it since the day it came out in 1995. It probably explains my current being smitten with more experimental apps like Elastic Drums (the new update features some presets I did, and they're possibly a tiny bit Ae-inspired), Sector, Seekbeats, Zmors modular & Patterning.
Don't know. I started listening to them around Born Slippy.
They did
I've started listening to Autechre a lot lately too. I actually like them even better now than when I was first turned onto them over a decade ago.
There's a lot of older stuff that I'm starting to appreciate much more now that I'm playing around with sounds. I'm hearing & noticing stuff I didn't notice before too.
Always loved Boards of Canada, but somehow they too sound fresher now than they ever have.
Yeah, I'm finding a lot of Autechre's stuff has been demystified by my knowledge of synths, production, etc. I'm now fascinated by how their tracks are often actually quite simple, but with imaginative use of reverb, delay and modulation to bring things to life.
In fact, I now notice that there are many mistakes in Amber & Tri Repetae - things like muting the wrong channel or sending to the wrong aux fx - which I love. Adds a nice human touch. Much like the "popping" of obviously knackered mute buttons on the mixing desk used on Motorbass' fantastic (underrated) album.
I heard myself on Deep Space One today while at work. really perked up my morning!
Apparently - I'm not a clash fan so only knew when a friend who was with me told me lol . A good end to a mad boozy night
Older Stuff (Albums):
War "All Day Music"
Van Morrison "Moondance"
Pete Townshend Lifehouse Chronicles
Newer Stuff:
Checking out the last few daft punk albums on Amazon Prime Music, hadn't heard the full albums yet, plus with the Prime Membership with Amazon you get loads of music to listen to so it's very cool to try stuff you're not sure on.
Black Keys Brothers
And I aways have these 5 albums on my smartphone:
The Beatles Sgt. Pepper, White Album and Abbey Road
The Who Who's Next
CCR Bayou Country
Several weeks on, I'm still trawling through every single performance on NPR Tiny Desk, KEXP and a couple of other similar outlets on YouTube. Many sessions are getting skipped after a couple of minutes, my willingness to expand my palette is not without bounds
but some sessions are truly wonderful and are prompting me to buy the albums.
After watching the Ritchie Blackmore story on Sky Arts last night its got to be Rainbow, Stargazer with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. Sorry but I'm old.
CCR is awesome!
When I was nineteen, two friends and I took a trip to New Orleans for Jazzfest. Late one night, we stumbled into a place called The Dungeon just as the opening chord riff to "Born on the Bayou" filled the room. I can't think of a moment in my life when I felt more free.
Of course, an hour or so later I was being robbed with a gun to my head. I had gone outside to get some air and ran into five kids, who got $82 from me. Talk about symmetry.
LOL! Hell yeah, CCR is the American Beatles in my view. Short, symmetrical career, they developed and got out on top.
It may be a mandatory occurrence that whenever the organ and E7 guitar lick creep up on Born on the Bayou, some shit is going to go down! Might be a murder, might be a dude grabbing a handful of pistachios on the D-low while his wife shops at the market...either way, shit's on.
Dennis Brown, Gregory Issacs, Yellowman, King Tubby, Lee "Scratch" Perry, & studio One stuff. Makes a change from Greek music in Cyprus.
Marillion, Crowded House, and the slower Buckethead material.
1992 Crossmen drum and bugle corps
And bebot and z3ta
so anybody buy vinyl today ?
Nope, have no way of playing it
Just been all the way through all of Secret Life of Plants, and then back to random after that, with for some reason, a lot of 10cc turning up (Art for Arts Sake on now).
Underworld - barking
Just now - Elvis Costello...
Not that much synthesized music, but great though!
Almost Independence Day
Bernhoft just posted another preview tune up from his forthcoming EP. This smoov Norwegian soul brother can kick it!
Comsat Angels, or the quite superb Voice of the Beehive cover of Comsat Angels?
Van.
The dull roar of an optometrists waiting room.
Man, I still miss Bars&Pipes
And M!