I do it like this

Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds
Playlist for October 9, 2003

Background: Calypso King and the Soul Investigators - Soul Strike - Soul
Fire

Asha Bhosle - Ina Mina Dika - Bollywood Diva - World Music Network

R - Matching Mole - God Song - Little Red Record - Columbia
Steven Jesse Bernstein - The Sport (part one) - Prison - SubPop
Kid Koala - Earhopper 2 - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Ninja Tune
N - Diverse - Explosive - Explosive 12” - Chocolate Industries
Jon Spenser Blues Explosion - Flavor - Orange - Matador
B-52s - Planet Claire - s/t - Warner Bros
N - X-27 - Agent X (i need your...) - 7” - Show and Tell

N - The Gits - Wingo Lamo - Frenching the Bully - Broken Rekids
N - Tyrades - Money Boy, Money Girl - s/t - Broken Rekids
N - Little Killers - How Do You Do It? - s/t - Crypt
Blacktop - Here I Am I Always Am - I Got a Baaad Feeling ‘Bout This - In
the Red
Touchdown - It’s a Slippery Slope - Split with Orthrelm - Troubleman
Unlimited
N - Death Comet Crew - Exterior St.-Instrumental - DCC America -
Troubleman Unlimited
N - David S Ware String Ensemble - Weave II - Threads - Thirsty Ear
Desmond Dekker - Hippo - King of Ska - Trojan

Magro Kuso - Laugh Track Man - 7”
R - Ween - Pork Roll Eggs and Cheese - The Pod - Shimmy Disc
R,C - Gene Marshall - Jimmy Carter Says “Yes” - American Song-Poem
Anthology - Bar/None
N - Winfred E Eye - The Dirt Tier - The Dirt Tier - Luckyhorse Industries
C - Fit and Limo - Stein - Silence of Million Tongues Split 7”
N - US Maple - Dumb in the Wingz - Purple on Time - Drag City
R - Dead Can Dance - The End of Words - Aion - 4AD
N - Scout Niblett - I’ll Be Prince (Shhh) - I am - Secretly Canadian
U-Men - Shoot Em Down - s/t - Bomb Shelter

KRS-One - 5 Boroughs - 12”
N - Nathan Michel - Theme Song - Dear Bicycle - Tigerbeat6
R - Hüsker Dü - Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill - New Day Rising - SST
C - Jonestown - We Were All Prostitutes - The Making of Allied One, Two,
Three - Allied
N - Rope - Routine Mood Swings - Widow’s First Dawn - Family Vineyard
Built to Spill - Big Dipper - There’s Nothing Wrong With Love - Up
N,C - Ismail Haron and the Guys - Bersedia - Steam Kodok - Grey Past
Twenty Miles - The Take Back - Ragged Back Yard Classics 3x7” - In the Red

N - DM and Jemini - Ghetto Pop Life - Ghetto Pop Life - Lex
C - Gokh-bi System - Xaesal - Africa Raps - Trikont
DAF - El Basilon - Die Kleinen Und Die Bösen - Mute
N - Popular Shapes - Outrageous Math Test - Bikini Style - On/On Switch
C - A Witness - I Love You Mr. Disposable Razors - Manchester: Something
to Answer For - Strange Fruit
Laddio Bolocko - The Outro - Life and Times of... - No Quarter
Your Adversary - Delightful - 7”
N - Aesop Rock - 11:35 (Feat Mr. Lif) - Bazooka Tooth - Definitive Jux

Sleepyhead - Too Much Fun - 7”

notes:
-I too was happy with my show today. I agree with the general concensus
that there's more really good new stuff now than there's been in a
while. I liked all the new stuff I played today, especially the us
maple, tyrades, rope, winfred e eye, popular shapes, and scout niblett.

-steven jesse bernstein was a poet who died in 1991, but recorded some
of his poetry before dying. he then gave the tapes to steve fisk of
pell mell who made music to go with it. only one song was finished
before bernstein's death (not the one I played), but he approved of it
and the project went ahead. the results are brilliant, one of the
better music/poetry combinations I've heard.

-blacktop was mick collins band between the gories and the dirtbombs.
the song was a beefheart cover. eventually I'll be reviewing that for
dusted.

-now for my matthew shipp rant: matthew shipp needs to not play on
every album on thirsty ear. he's run out of ideas and interesting
contributions. case in point, the new david s ware record. all the
players (beyond shipp) are phenomenal. mat maneri is probably the best
non-bass sting player in jazz today. but then shipp has to come in with
his korg synthesizer and drench almost every song in lots of cheesy fake
string sounds. I can imagine really loving this album if shipp were
even to just play on a regular piano. but I just can't get past the
awful fake string tones. shipp needs to either step away from the piano
for a while or just ditch those fucking synthesizers. I don't want him
to butcher any more potentially good records. end rant. the song I
played was saved because it's just david s ware and guillermo e brown.

-the jonestown song is a pop group cover. 
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