the pataphysical study of randomized sound
7.21.2003
You can't see me, but I can you
Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds
Playlist for July 21, 2003, 7-10pm
Background: Herschel Gordon Lewis - Soundtrack to Blood Feast and Two Thousand Maniacs - Rhino
N - Blue Series Continuum - Close Call - Good and Evil Sessions - Thirsty Ear
PJ Harvey - Big Exit - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - Island
R - Discharge - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing - Clay
Golden - Side B - Golden Jazz and Rhythm Beat 12” - Slowdime
Os Mutantes - Bat Macumba - Os Mustantes - Polydor
David Bowie - What in the World - Low - RCA
N - Michael Yonkers Band - Jasontown - Microminiature Love - Sub Pop
N - Essential Logic - Popcorn Boy - Fanfare in the Garden - Kill Rock Stars
Girls at Our Best - Pleasure - Pleasure - Vinyl Japan
N,C - Dezurik Sisters - I Left Her Standing There - Flowers in the Wildwood - Trikont
Gary Lucas - Pretense - The Edge of Heaven - Indigo
Nikki Sudden and Rowland S Howard - Debutante Blues - Kiss You Kidnapped Charabanc - Secretly Canadian
Dmitri Shostakovich - Cello Concerto in E Flat, Mvt 1 - Columbia
e e cummings - assorted poems - e e cummings reads
First Avenue - Proof - Shreds of Evidence - 0O Discs
Grand Nubian - Dance to my Ministry - One for All - Elektra
N - Bob Marley and the Wailers - Keep on Moving - African Herbsman - Trojan
Penthouse - Night Jar - 7” - Space Baby
N - Sightings - Infinity of Stops - Absolutes - Load
Hair and Skin Trading Co - K-Funk - Over Valence - Beggars Banquet
N - Lonesome Organist - The Moon Fugue - Forms and Follies - Thrill Jockey
Vitamin L - Breathe in - 7”
Yeska - Dance Cleopatra - Greyhound Chiapus 7”
John Schnall - Herbert, You’re Insane - Songs from Midnight Matinee
This Kind of Punishment - Two Minute Drowning - s/t - Roof Bolt
Momus - MC Escher - Little Red Songbook - Le Grand Magistery
N - Liars - Every Two Hours with a Ducks Fan - We No Longer Knew Where We Were EP - Hand Held Heart
N - Melt-Banana - Key is a Fact That a Cat Brings - Cell-Scape - A-zap
N - Friends Forever - Linebacker Blitz - Killball - Load
Chocolate Watchband - No Way Out - Best of… - AVI
N - Radar Secret Service - Shut In - Stop Communication - On/On Switch
Cheater Slicks - Everybody Knows One - Forgive Thee - In the Red
Henry Cow - Upon Entering Hotel Aldon - Unrest - Red
N - U Can Unlearn Guitar - Dreamhouse - No Strings - Little Mafia
Knoxville Girls - Kung Pow Chicken Scratch - s/t - In the Red
N,C - Push Button Objects - ATP Track - ATP 3.0 - ATPR
N - Mr Dibbs - Judeas Transmission - The 30th Song - Rhymesayer
N,C - Sir Richard Bishop - Corpuscule - Wooden Guitar - Locust
notes:
-someday I think thirsty ear will figure out how to make jazz and hiphop work together (maybe in the forthcoming el-p album they're putting out this fall), but the blue series continuum sure doesn't.
-I first heard pj harvey opening for u2 while sitting in the very last row of an arena. her sound was a muddy indecipherable mess. I was fairly disappointed when I got the cd and it was nice and clean production-wise. that's still a great song, though.
-listening to david bowie's low for the first time yesterday, I realized you can directly trace the lineage of Nikki Sudden through the first half of low. debutante blues, by the way, is the best song ever, no questions asked.
-shotakovich and cummings were played at the same time, to excellent effect. the opening movement of that concerto is nicely ominous, perfectly complimenting the dark overtones of the cummings.
-a caller called in thinking the sightings was merzbow (he actually named a record). not too far off, though...
-upon giving piper at the gates of dawn a good listen in the past couple days, I've decided that momus is almost directly influenced by syd barret's songwriting style. that is my favorite playable momus track, though. we had tickets to give away, which were snatched up.
-the radar secret service was pleasantly dark. nice to hear new music from ohio that's good!
-u can unlearn guitar is (according to don rettman) andy from the bunny brains. this explains a lot.
-richard bishop is a mean acoustic guitar player.
-overall a pretty good show, after a slightly uneven start
-live music from the threats next week, so tune in!
¶ 11:57 PM
Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds
Playlist for July 21, 2003, 7-10pm
Background: Herschel Gordon Lewis - Soundtrack to Blood Feast and Two Thousand Maniacs - Rhino
N - Blue Series Continuum - Close Call - Good and Evil Sessions - Thirsty Ear
PJ Harvey - Big Exit - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - Island
R - Discharge - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing - Clay
Golden - Side B - Golden Jazz and Rhythm Beat 12” - Slowdime
Os Mutantes - Bat Macumba - Os Mustantes - Polydor
David Bowie - What in the World - Low - RCA
N - Michael Yonkers Band - Jasontown - Microminiature Love - Sub Pop
N - Essential Logic - Popcorn Boy - Fanfare in the Garden - Kill Rock Stars
Girls at Our Best - Pleasure - Pleasure - Vinyl Japan
N,C - Dezurik Sisters - I Left Her Standing There - Flowers in the Wildwood - Trikont
Gary Lucas - Pretense - The Edge of Heaven - Indigo
Nikki Sudden and Rowland S Howard - Debutante Blues - Kiss You Kidnapped Charabanc - Secretly Canadian
Dmitri Shostakovich - Cello Concerto in E Flat, Mvt 1 - Columbia
e e cummings - assorted poems - e e cummings reads
First Avenue - Proof - Shreds of Evidence - 0O Discs
Grand Nubian - Dance to my Ministry - One for All - Elektra
N - Bob Marley and the Wailers - Keep on Moving - African Herbsman - Trojan
Penthouse - Night Jar - 7” - Space Baby
N - Sightings - Infinity of Stops - Absolutes - Load
Hair and Skin Trading Co - K-Funk - Over Valence - Beggars Banquet
N - Lonesome Organist - The Moon Fugue - Forms and Follies - Thrill Jockey
Vitamin L - Breathe in - 7”
Yeska - Dance Cleopatra - Greyhound Chiapus 7”
John Schnall - Herbert, You’re Insane - Songs from Midnight Matinee
This Kind of Punishment - Two Minute Drowning - s/t - Roof Bolt
Momus - MC Escher - Little Red Songbook - Le Grand Magistery
N - Liars - Every Two Hours with a Ducks Fan - We No Longer Knew Where We Were EP - Hand Held Heart
N - Melt-Banana - Key is a Fact That a Cat Brings - Cell-Scape - A-zap
N - Friends Forever - Linebacker Blitz - Killball - Load
Chocolate Watchband - No Way Out - Best of… - AVI
N - Radar Secret Service - Shut In - Stop Communication - On/On Switch
Cheater Slicks - Everybody Knows One - Forgive Thee - In the Red
Henry Cow - Upon Entering Hotel Aldon - Unrest - Red
N - U Can Unlearn Guitar - Dreamhouse - No Strings - Little Mafia
Knoxville Girls - Kung Pow Chicken Scratch - s/t - In the Red
N,C - Push Button Objects - ATP Track - ATP 3.0 - ATPR
N - Mr Dibbs - Judeas Transmission - The 30th Song - Rhymesayer
N,C - Sir Richard Bishop - Corpuscule - Wooden Guitar - Locust
notes:
-someday I think thirsty ear will figure out how to make jazz and hiphop work together (maybe in the forthcoming el-p album they're putting out this fall), but the blue series continuum sure doesn't.
-I first heard pj harvey opening for u2 while sitting in the very last row of an arena. her sound was a muddy indecipherable mess. I was fairly disappointed when I got the cd and it was nice and clean production-wise. that's still a great song, though.
-listening to david bowie's low for the first time yesterday, I realized you can directly trace the lineage of Nikki Sudden through the first half of low. debutante blues, by the way, is the best song ever, no questions asked.
-shotakovich and cummings were played at the same time, to excellent effect. the opening movement of that concerto is nicely ominous, perfectly complimenting the dark overtones of the cummings.
-a caller called in thinking the sightings was merzbow (he actually named a record). not too far off, though...
-upon giving piper at the gates of dawn a good listen in the past couple days, I've decided that momus is almost directly influenced by syd barret's songwriting style. that is my favorite playable momus track, though. we had tickets to give away, which were snatched up.
-the radar secret service was pleasantly dark. nice to hear new music from ohio that's good!
-u can unlearn guitar is (according to don rettman) andy from the bunny brains. this explains a lot.
-richard bishop is a mean acoustic guitar player.
-overall a pretty good show, after a slightly uneven start
-live music from the threats next week, so tune in!
¶ 11:57 PM
