tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37329642011-04-21T16:16:26.329-04:00the pataphysical study of randomized sounddanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.comBlogger1271100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-69176008466128968542008-07-29T01:21:00.001-04:002008-07-29T01:26:58.498-04:00

I don't know if anyone is still out there, but if you are, hi! thanks for sticking around! as is the way of things, this blog has been on the wane for the past couple years, but I believe now is as good a time as any to remedy that. as before, I'll hopefully be posting music related things on here over the next while. not a lot has changed in the past two years. I still write for dusted,

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Tonight I had the privilege of seeing Carla Bozulich live in concert. And while I don't have time right now to post my full thoughts on the matter, I will say that it was one of the most intense live music experiences I've ever had. Nothing was held back; it was raw emotion made into music, something I'm gonna call "limnal ecstatic" music, being the overeducated music dork that I am. I'll

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Had a pair of new things in Dusted this week: Mammatus and Matmos. The fact that their names have essentially the same letters is a mere coincidence.

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This show aired Friday, June 2 from 1-4pm on WPRBNew-Request-Compilation-Artist-Song-Album-Label-CommentBackground: Glenn Branca - The Ascension - 99Caetano Veloso-Irene-Caetano Veloso (1969)-Philips-recorded while caetano was in jailJosephine Foster and the Supposed-Well Heeled Man-All the Leaves Are Gone-LocustOneida-Distress/Happy New Year-Happy New Year-JagjaguwarThe Mekons-Teeth-2x7"-

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After a year away, I'll be once again populating the glorious airwaves of central Jersey and Philadelphia. This Friday from 1-4pm Eastern, I'll be back on WPRB, once again warping your ears with strange tunes and, well, even stranger tunes (and maybe a few that aren't strange, but don't count on it). So tune it. It'll be fun.a bit stranger w/ danfriday, june 2, 1-4pm easternwprb 103.3 fm in

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I've never really listened to that much Galaxie 500. I know about their 3 albums from the late 80s, but couldn't tell you a song on them. Haven't even seen a Damon and Naomi record, and have never been that interested in Luna. So my only exposure to Galaxie 500 was when Ryko sent my college radio station a copy of the their odds and ends collection "Uncollected" a few years back. It's a

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1146412283308940462006-04-30T11:15:00.000-04:002006-04-30T11:51:23.346-04:00

Of all the music I've discovered while working at the Dusty Groove, Os Brazões are possibly my favorite. Essentially, they were for Gal Costa what Os Mutantes were for Gilberto Gil, a psychedelic backing band that went on to do their own thing. However, unlike their genre-bending older brothers, Os Brazões never really got any recognition anywhere. I'd never heard of them until a Brazilian

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1145381599055935342006-04-18T13:29:00.000-04:002006-04-18T13:33:19.066-04:00

My first real feature for Dusted got published today, talking about the workings and ideas behind the fantastic Chicago reissue label The Numero Group. Check it out.

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1144367143370182842006-04-06T19:11:00.000-04:002006-04-12T16:02:20.306-04:00

This is the beginning of what I think will be a long term series of musing on the songs that dominate my conscience in day to day life."Dead Queen" is the first track from Espers' forthcoming album Espers II coming out on Drag City. My feelings on Espers are pretty well documented (see my Dusted reviews of Espers and The Weed Tree), so I'll only mention that they're probably my favorite band out

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1142901593436058122006-03-20T19:30:00.000-05:002006-03-20T19:39:53.480-05:00

Man Man are possibly my second or third favorite band that currently exists in Philadelphia (behind Espers, Brother JT (who is only kinda from Philly, so he only counts as half), and probably some other band that I can't think of presently). They have a new record out called Six Demon Bag that I wrote about in Dusted last week. It's good. I can't tell if I like it more or less than The Man in

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All I have to say is that I can think of few things I would rather come home to after a cold night in New York City of not enough drinks and a few too many cigarettes is this album. Somehow or other Fahey manages to capture perfect melancholy with just an acoustic guitar and an echo pedal. It's almost as if Fahey is speaking from beyond the grave (he died shortly after this album was recorded),

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1140821381450835232006-02-24T17:43:00.000-05:002006-02-24T17:49:41.460-05:00

I'm generally not a big fan of posting banners and suchlike, but wfmu is one of the best radio stations in the land, and despite the fact that I think everyone who reads this blog has probably already pledged this year, everyone should give at least a few dollars to help them keep their shit going. how's that for a runon sentence/sales pitch? so click the link below and pledge some money!<!--

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I meant to write about this in my recent percolations, but I forgot. So I've basically come to the conclusion that Raymond Scott (writer of silly jazz, cartoon music, and early experimental electronic music) may have inadvertently invented dub about 15 years early. If you take the first track from his second Soothing Sounds for Baby and slow it down to 3/4s the original speed, you'll hear

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1138670088135677142006-01-30T19:32:00.000-05:002006-01-30T20:14:48.150-05:00

So it's been almost three months since I posted about the Tortoise/Bonnie "Prince" Billy collaboration, and in that time it was finally released on Chicago's fine Overcoat label. I, of course, got it as soon as it was released and listened to it pretty much non-stop for a few days. My intital reaction is that whoever decided it was a good idea to use the unacquitably horrible Umbra font for the

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1137978090882404982006-01-22T19:40:00.000-05:002006-01-26T23:25:32.266-05:00

A pair of ideas that have been bounding around my head in recent times:-I saw MF Doom about a month and a half ago. The show itself was good enough, but he had a few sidekicks who claimed to be part of the "Megavillain Academy" or something like that. Their rapping was nothing special, not great but not horrible, but I like the concept of a "Megavillain Academy." I imagine it as a rough

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1136266467652541572006-01-02T23:32:00.000-05:002006-01-03T01:49:28.973-05:00

The final edition of Traumatic Harmony's year end wrap-up. These albums represent only a fraction of what I heard and probably like, but they are the ones that have stuck around in my mind the longest (or entered in most recently). They are, once again, in no real order and include commentary for things not talked about in my Dusted year-end piece.Sleater-Kinney - The WoodsEspers - The Weed

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In no particular order, with commentary for albums I didn't already talk about in my dusted year-end piece.Gary Higgins - Red HashBill Fay - Time of the Last PersecusionI was exposed to this album by WPRB's Dan Buskirk. It took a little while for the full force of the record to sink in, but after a few listens I came to realize the genius of the record. Time of the Last Persecution is

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In no particular order, my favorite concerts of 2005.Sleater-Kinney/Dead Meadow - Trocadero, PhiladelphiaIf there was ever a time to see Sleater-Kinney, it was this past summer. And if you thought that the scuzzy, fuzzy sound of The Woods was just some fluke, think again. S-K were a glorious noisy mess, rocking harder than I thought possible. And seeing the riot grrls react to a 15 minute

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I plan on doing a traumatic harmony year in review before too long, but in the meantime, check out my Dusted Year in Review Piece.

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I'm gonna geek out for a minute and talk about a fairly rare and expensive record that arrived at the dusty groove (my current employer) in the past few days. The group in question is named Alexander Robotnick, and their debut (and possibly only) full-length album, C'Est Ne Q'Un Debout, was released in 1984 and will currently run you about 50 bucks, if not more. The little bit I can gather from

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[ed note: I started writing this post about 8 months ago and then let it get lost in the hubbub of finishing college (as evidenced by the complete lack of posts here between March and September of this year). I was going to revive it in honor of Cannibal Ox getting back together enough to tour - in fact, I would be at said concert right now if Vast Aire and Vordul Megilah could actually get

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so apparently these two indie behemoths have decided to collaborate on an album of covers. given the quality of the recent tortoise output, I'd normally be likely to yawn and spend my dollars elsewhere (like on the new angels of light, akron/family split cd). however, our friends over at 20 jazz funk greats (a fantastic mp3 blog I've been frequenting lately) put up a copy of their cover of

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when did lightning bolt decide to become a speed metal band? after listening to their new one, I felt like putting on some slayer just to calm my nerves. seriously. it's kinda weird hearing them devote their energy to behemoth riffing instead of spastic frenetic melodic noise. the two brians seem much more reigned in terms of what they actually do - chippendale still spatters drum hits all

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1130171781413986572005-10-24T11:44:00.000-04:002005-10-24T12:36:21.420-04:00

evelyn glennie is arguably the best percussionist in the world. you mention her name around percussionists and improvised music lovers and their ears perk up. the thing that makes her so special is that she manages to make such sensitive, emotive, and far-reaching music despite being "profoundly deaf" - her ears still work, but very little actually comes through. she perceives sound literally

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1129874296393325512005-10-21T01:04:00.000-04:002005-10-21T01:58:16.400-04:00

it's been almost 2 months since I bid farewell to college radio. in real terms, two months really isn't that much time. sure, it's 1/6th of a year, but let's be honest, I've been through a lot of sixths of a year in my life. in those two months, I've noticed a subtle yet profound change in the way that I listen to music or at least approach listening to music. I'm not sure if it's necessarily

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Espers are perhaps my favorite band to come out of Philadelphia in the past few years. Got to see them two summers ago opening for Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom, and they were easily just as sublime as the headliners. They just had a new record, The Weed Tree, come out on Locust Music, and it is fantastic. For my full thoughts, check out this review I wrote for Dusted. You can also see

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Last night, I had the opportunity to see the Swedish wunderkinds of the moment, Dungen, at the Empty Bottle. The show was unique, because Dungen was actually playing 2 separate concerts that night, so I caught the early one and still had time for a full evening of antics afterwards. The idea of the 7:30 rock show is really appealing in the same sort of way as an early evening movie, especially

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New review published on dusted today. Check it out.

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while looking through the various mp3s on my computer a few days ago (and believe me, there are lots of em), I found sufjan steven's first record, a sun came, living happily on my hard drive. I've forgotten why I copied it in the first place, but there it was, unlistened to. so I listened. and discovered a completely different world of sufjan stevens. most of the reviews that I've read of his

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I'm back. my hiatus from posting here has been much too long. but I swear that from now on I'll have lots of things to say. so to start out with, I'll begin with one of the most strangely positive musical experiences I've had in a while. this being a sufjan stevens show in my new home of chicago, il.I'm not a huge fan of his. never really have been. his songs are enjoyable, but are lacking

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In the April 2005 issue of Wire, Aaron Funk, aka Venetian Snares, told the following story: “For a period I would literally do crack all night and then after I came down I’d sleep a couple hours, get up and do music. I would twist the music until it gave me the same rush I got from the crack, that full euphoric adrenalin blast. Bit of a dangerous experiment but a couple of wicked 12"s came as a

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1110561067174770892005-03-11T12:06:00.000-05:002005-03-11T12:17:35.056-05:00

First off, for my 5 readers, I'm sure you've noticed a dearth of posts in recent times. I've been writing my Princeton thesis for the past little while and will continue to be writing it until April 15. After that, I promise to post more often.And now an observation. I've been thinking about Built to Spill's "There's Nothing Wrong with Love" a bunch recently. It is arguably the best indie-pop

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1108692240427038702005-02-17T21:02:00.000-05:002005-09-22T11:58:28.520-04:00

I’ve been trying to think of something intelligent to say about New Jersey’s xex for a while now, but whenever I try it always comes out as a silly aphorism or one-liner. Something about their demented, destroyed electro lends itself more to individual lines than coherent, well though paragraphs. This probably is a result of the lyrics, which are clipped and silly and don’t really need to be

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1107759385369205622005-02-07T01:55:00.000-05:002005-02-07T01:56:25.370-05:00

Jam bands are a strange phenomenon. Well, maybe not that strange. Get a bunch of wanna-be jazz musicians who like rock, funk, and pot in one place, and you’ll get a pretty close approximation of a jam band. They’re a common target of derision for the indie rock world, probably for good reason. I’ll admit to once upon a time (ok, junior and senior years of high school) being a Phish-head who

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1105493344433525332005-01-11T20:28:00.000-05:002005-09-22T11:55:17.076-04:00

After a chance encounter when I was in Durham, NC, this song has been more or less stuck in my head for the past month or so. In coming to terms with the song resonating between my ears for such a long period of time, I’ve come to realize that in this song, The Who morph from a mod rock band to a ‘70s-style hard rock band. Of course, the same could be said for The Who Sell Out as a whole, with

danhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07148160195313568668noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3732964.post-1105420635106164772005-01-11T01:00:00.000-05:002005-01-11T00:17:15.106-05:00

Some dabblings into musical theory (a paper introduction that I'm fairly proud of)... Music has a surface. The notes on the page create a stratum, a topography, a terrain on and through which the different pitches act. In more precise terms, a musical surface is the sum total of the aurally noticeable parts of the music, the activity that stands out. This can be demonstrated either by clear

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New:Fred Anderson/Hamid Drake - Back Together Again (Thrill Jockey)Björk - Medulla (Elektra)Comets on Fire - Blue Cathedral (Sub Pop)Devendra Banhart - Rejoicing in the Hands (Young God)Espers - s/t (Locust)The Ex - Turn (Touch and Go)Faust vs Dalek - Derbe Respect, Alder (Staubgold)The Gris Gris - s/t (Birdman)Joanna Newsom - Milk-Eyed Mender (Drag City)Noxagt - The Iron Point (Load)Oneida -

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Museums about music are strange. Generally when I think about museums, what comes immediately to mind is things - an object, the stuff associated with the object, discussion of the object, a context of the object, but mainly the object. And that object is generally some kind of physical being or something that can be represented and crystallized into a physical being. Or, with art museums, a

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I’m going to start phase 2 of this blog talking about something that combines many parts of who I am. Anyone who’s been around me for the past couple weeks has heard me do nothing but rave about the Gizmos. They tout themselves as the first punk rock group from Bloomington, Indiana, forming in 1976 and doing their thing until 1981. I’m not entirely sure what it is about their music that makes

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I've had a moment of inspiration. My pondering from 3 months ago has now come to fruition. Or at least it will. Henceforth, what was once merely a place for playlists, will now be a place for talk of a musical sort. We'll see where it takes us...

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I know it's been a while since I've posted here, but it seems that a few people still find their way to it. this is (was?) primarily a place for my playlists and now wprb posts all its playlists online, so the main purpose of the blog has been replaced. you can find playlists for all of my shows since novermber 2003 here. I should also note that I write for dusted, and all my reviews can be

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This might verily be the last playlist I post here. wprb now has live real-time playlist software that has lots of nice goodies. I highly encourage you all (all 5 of you that have looked here...) to check it out. Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for January 22, 2004 Background - Tornados - Telsar, The Complete Recordings N - Douglas Ewart - Dancing inside of Soul - Songs of

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Jazz Sub Playlist for January 21, 2004 N - Stone House - Turning - Likewise - Riti William Parker Violin Trio - Urban - Scrapbook - Thirsty Ear World Bass Violin Ensemble - A Lease and a Line - Bass-ically Yours - Black Saint N - Assif Tsahar, Mat Maneri, Jim Black - Part 1 - Jam - Hopscotch N - Susie Ibarra and Mark Dresser - The Weaver - Tone Time - Wobbly Rail N - Bjork Godmundsdottir and

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Spotlight on Prepared Pianos January 18, 2004 Ferrante and Teicher - Orchids in the Moonlight - Soundblast: The Sound of Tomorrow - Westminster Henry Cowell - Aeolian Harp and Sinister Resonance/The Banshee - Piano Music - Smithsonian Folkways - performed by Cowell C - Henry Cowell - Ostinato Pianissimo - Concert Percussion for Orchestra - Mainstream John Cage - Sonatas XIV, XV, XVI - Sonatas

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds playlist for January 15, 2004 Background: Raymond Lewenthal - Toy Symphonies - Seraphim N - Philip Jeck - Bush Hum - 7 - Touch N - The Homosexuals - Soft South Africans (Slow) - Homosexuals CD - Morphius The Ex - Introduction - Live Skive 7" - Ell C - New Town Animals - Forgotten Generation - Dirtnap Across the Northwest - Dirtnap N The Ssion - Call Out Our

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here's my list. enjoy! Top 20 New Releases 1. A Frames - 1, 2 - SS/The Dipers - How to Plan Successful Parties - Omnibus 2. US Maple - Purple on Time - Drag City 3. Aesop Rock - Bazooka Tooth - Def Jux 4. Matmos - Civil War - Matador 5. John Fahey - Red Cross - Revenant 6. Various - Flowers in the Wildwood - Trikont 7. William Parker Violin Trio - Threads - Thirsty Ear 8. Hospitals - s/t - In

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Noise to Annihilate a few Seconds Playlist for December 5, 2003, 1-3am Background: Manitas di Plata - at Carnegie Hall - Vanguard N - Guido Diero - Tempermental Rag - Vaudeville Accordian Classics - Bridge N - The Dipers - Ponch's Boyfriend - How To Plan Successsful Parties - Omnibus The Feelies - Original Love - Crazy Rhythms - A&M Amon Duul II - Cerberus - Yeti - Mantra N,C - Walter "Furry"

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for November 20, 2003 from 5-10pm Background: Terry Riley - In C N - Ssion - I Think I Got Something to Prove - Opportunity Bless My Soul - Version City N - William Hooker/Roger Miller/Lee Renaldo - Monsoon - Monsoon - Atavistic N - Yusef Lateef/Adam Rudolf/Go:Organic Orchestra - Little Tree - In the Garden - Meta C - Ghetto Reality - James Brown -

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds November 6, 2003 Background: Jackie Mittoo - Champion in the Arena - Blood and Fire N - Babbletron - Space Tech Banana Clip - Mechanical Royalty - Embedded N - Parts & Labor - Jurassic Technology - Rise, Rise, Rise - Narnack White Hassle - Don’t Make a Sound - National Chain - Matador Neutral Mute - Ordinary Ambulance - 7” N - Entrance - Honey Drone - Honey

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for October 23, 2003 Background: Hindemith - Symphonic Metamorphosis N - The Broke Review - ALl Those Letters - Oldtime-Futureshock - Smart Guy Tom Zé - Ma - Brazil Classics 4 - Luaka Bop Les Thugs - Paranoia - IABF - Alternative Tentacles N - Vincebus Eruptus - The Shit - s/t - Load N - Japanther - Critical - Dump the Body in Rikki Lake - Menlo Park

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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

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for October 2, 2003 Background: Gamelan Semar Pegulingan - Nonesuch Explorer C - Joey Irving - Don’t Throw Our Love Away - Chicago One-Stop - Aestuarium R - Arab on Radar - Running for Asthma - Stolen Singles - Three One G Undertones - Nine Times Out of Ten - Hypnotized - Sire N - Matmos - Z.O.C.K. - Civil War - Matador Sadies - A#1 - Stories Often

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Noise To Annhilate a Few Seconds Playlist for September 25, 2003 Background: Martin Denny - Exotica N,C - Oneida - Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher - Stop Me if You’ve Heard This One Before - Rough Trade R - Deathray Davies - Just What is Maggie Thinking? - Midnight at the Nail Polish Factory - Glurp N - Vanity Set - The Big Bang - Little Stabs of Happiness R - My Bloody Valentine -

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for September 15, 2003 8-10pm Background: Herbie Hancock - Headhunters - Columbia Can - Oh Yeah - Tago Mago - Spoon N - Cheer Accident - 4 - Gumballhead the Cat - Skin Graft Entrance - Forever on My Mind - Live on WPRB N - Reverend Charlie Jackson - I Shall Not be Moved - God’s Got It - Case Quarter N,R - Eyeball Skeleton - Eyeball Skeleton - #1 - s/r

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Jazz Playlist for September 9, 2003, 11am-1pm Joe McPhee Po Music - Oleo - Oleo - HatHut Harry James - Exactly Like You - First Team Player on the Jazz Varsity - Savoy Albert Ayler - Swing Low Sweet Chariot - Goin’ Home - Black Lion Max Roach - Caravanserei - M’Boom - Columbia Max Rudolph Go:Organic Orchestra - Pulsar - Web of Light - Meta Kai Winding and JJ Johnson - I Concentrate on You -

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Noise To Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for September 8, 2003, 7-10pm Background: music from Italy recorded by Alan Lomax N - Leviathan - Shed This Skin - Verrater - Tumult Paolo Conte - Blue Tangos - Reveries - Nonesuch C - Franco Caruso - U Lupu d’Asprumunti - La Musica Della Mafia - PIAS C - Buell Kazee - East Virginia - Anthology of American Folk Music vol. 3: Songs - Smithsonian

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for August 11, 2003, 7-10pm Background: Wendy Carlos - Beauty in the Beast Hellacopters - Misanthropic High - Cream of the Crap - Gearhead Glen Valez - Bodhran - Internal Combustion - Schematic Spunk - Return - Denøvesto toppen på en blåmalt flaggstang - Rune Grammofon United States of America - Garden of Earthly Delights - s/t - Columbia N - Bardo

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Arcana 8/11/03 C - Ron Geesin - Duet for One-String Banjo and Water Cistern - Not Necessarily “English Music” - EMF Robert Ashley - The Bar pt 1 - Perfect Lives - Lovely R - Klaus Schulze - Wahnfriend 1883 - The Essential - Caroline C - Spontaneous Music Orchestra - Search and Reflect - Not Necessarily “English Music” - EMF N,C - ?? - ?? - Low Noise Quality Tape - Kraag Chris Brown - Duo -

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Playlist for August 4, 2003 7-10pm Background: Nino Rota - Concerto di Musiche da Film - Lineatre Francis Bebey - Bissau - Akwaaba - Original N - Mediums - Way Out - Out Demons Out - s/r Daniel Johnston - Wicked World - Early Recordings Vol. 1 - Dualtone Fire Engines - Everythings Roses - Aufgeladen Undbereit Fur Actuion und Spass N - This Moment in Black History - The Last Unicorn - Cleveland

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for July 28, 2003. 7-10pm Background: The User - Symphony no. 2 for Dot Matrix Printer - Asphodel C - The Melodians - Rivers of Babylon - Reggae Box - Hip-O N - Polysics - Go Ahead Now - Neu - Asian Man N - Prey - Save Yourself - Always Ahead of the Game 12” DJ Spooky - It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World - Optometry - Thirsty Ear N,C - Amsterdam Klezmer Band

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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

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for July 14, 2003, 7-10pm Background: Ry Cooder - Soundtrack to Paris Texas N,C - Nogu Svelo - The Little Chinese Bell - Russendisko - Trikont Buffy Sainte-Marie - Better to Find Out For Yourself - Illuminations - Vanguard Max Roach and Anthony Braxton - Rebirth - Birth and Rebirth - Black Saint N,C - OvO - Qui e Là - Simply Good Taste - Gulcher N -

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Arcana Playlist for July 14, 2003, 11am-1pm C - William Albright - Four Fancies for Harpsichord - 20th Century Harpsichord Works - CRI N,C - Vladamir Ussachevsky and Otto Luening - Incantation for Tape - Anthology of Noise and Electronic Music/Second a Chronology - Sub Rosa N - Joan La Barbara - “q-/-uatre petites bêtes” - Voice is the Original Instrument - Lovely N - Ekkhard Ehlers - Blind I -

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Jazz Playlist for July 8, 2003, 11am-1pm N - Assif Tsahar, Peter Kowald, and Sunny Murray - Da - Ma - Hopscotch Revolutionary Ensemble - New York - People’s Republic - A&M Joe McPhee Po Music - Say That to Say This - Linear B - hatHUT Khan Jamal Quartet - Speak Easy - Speak Easy - Gazell Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Solar Arkestra - Discipline 33 - Space is the Place Soundtrack - Evidence

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Playlist for July 7, 2003, 1-3pm Background: Fela Kuti and Ginger Baker - Live! Paul Lansky - Alphanumeric Song - Alphabet Book - Bridge Nathan Michel - Where do Small Birds Live? - ABC DEF - Tigetbeat6 Mike Langlie - Whoop-de-doodle - Twink - Acid Soxx Gaunt - Hit the Ground - Yeah, Me Too - Amphetamine Reptile Stick Men With Ray Guns - Grave City - Some People Deserve to Suffer - Emperor

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Playlist for July 3, 2003, 11pm-1am (with Narin) Galaxie 500 - Ceremony N - Animal Collective - Panic - Here Comes the Indian Shadow Ring - Side 2 - Lindus Alvin Lucier - Duke of New York - Bird and Person Dyning Wolf Eyes - 1 - Slicer N - Yasunao Tone - Wounded Soutai Maiyo - s/t Shooting Pool… Zurich 1916 - Sunday Morning - Creative Nihilism Butthole Surfers - Going to Miami (played at 33

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for June 30, 2003 from 7-10pm Background: Chet Parker - The Hammer Dulcimer - Folkways C - Gilberto Gil - Miserare Nóbis - Tropécalia - Polygram Fellaheen - Namleda - Unrelated 7” - Little Mafia N - Animal Collective - Shppi - Here Comes the Indian - Paw Tracks R - Metallica - Ride the Lightning - Ride the Lightning - Elektra N - Monsieur Mo Rio -

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Jazz Playlist for June 24, 2003, 11am-1pm Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington - Lullaby of Birdland - Ella & Duke at the Côte D’azur - Verve Jeff Kaiser and Brad Dutz - The White Haired Gentleman Approaches - The Order of Her Bones - pfMentum Coleman Hawkins - O Pato - Desafinado - Impulse! N,C - Eddie Palmieri - Our Routine - Rough Guide to Latin Jazz Stan Getz - Don’t Worry Bout Me - Opus de

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Noise To Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for June 23, 2003, 7-10pm Background: 500 Locked Grooves Joe Venuti - A Mug of Ale - Violin Jazz - Yazoo N - Essential Logic - Wake Up - Fanfare in the Garden - Kill Rock Stars N - The Sick Lipstick - She’s Got a Broken Femur - Sting Sting Sting - Tiger Style N - The Horrors - When I Get Home - Vent - In the Red N - Erase Errata - White Horse - Live

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Arcana playlist, June 23, 2003, 11am-1pm C - Stephen Jaffe - Centering - Chamber Music - CRI Brother Ah - Beyond Yourself (The Midnight Confession) - Sound Awareness - Ikef N - Fe-mail - Water Music - Syklubb Fra Hælvete - TV5 N - Max Neuhaus - John Cage Fontana Mix-Feed - Fontana Mix-Feed - Alga Marghen N - Tyondai Braxton - track 3 - History That Has No Effect - JMZ N,C - Farmers Manual -

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Spotlight on George Antheil, June 22, 2003, 5-7pm All Compositions by George Antheil Format: Piece (year composed) - album - performer - label Fireworks (1919)- Bad Boy’s Piano Music - Benedikt Koehlen, piano - Col Legno Profane Waltzes II (1919) - Bad Boy’s Piano Music - Benedikt Koehlen, piano - Col Legno Lithuanian Nights (1919) - Fighting the Waves - Ensemble Modern, HK Gruber - RCA Victor

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for June 16, 2003 from 7-10pm Background: Ferrante and Teicher - Soundproof Nutley Brass - Beat on the Brat - Ramones Songbook 7” N - Radiohead - 2+2=5 - Hail to the Thief - Capitol Boogie Down Productions - Black Man in Effect - Edutainment - BMG N,C - Mouse on Mars - Superstar - Ikebana - Important R - Prefuse 73 - Castlevania Punk - Zombies in

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Arcana 11am-1pm June 16, 2003 John Cage - Radio Music - Nova Musicha n. 1 - Get Back N - Oren Ambarchi, Günter Müller, and Voice Crack - Briefing Oysters - Oystered - Audiosphere Samuel Beckett - Words & Music - Cascando and Words & Music Virgil Moorefield - Follow the Wrecking Ball - The Temperature in Hell is Over Three Thousand Degrees - Tzadik Bertram Turetzky - Gamelan Music - New Music

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Noise To Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for Saturday, June 14, 2003, from 4-7pm (sub) Background: John Fahey - Old Fashioned Love - Takoma N,C - Erase Errata - Glitter - Split 7” w/ Sonic Youth - Narnack Elvis Costello - I’m Not Angry - 2 ½ Years (in 31 Minutes) - Ryko C - Rye Coalition - Romancing the Italian Horn - Split 12” with Karp - Troubleman N - Essential Logic - Quality Crayon Wax

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for June 9, 2003 6-10pm Background: The very best of the Spotniks R - X-ray Spex - I am a Cliché - Germ Free Adolescents Rocket From the Tombs - So Cold/Muckraker/30 Seconds Over Tokyo - The Day the Earth Met… - Smog Veil Television - See No Evil - Marquee Moon - Elektra Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments - Tornado - Career Interruption Code 7” N -

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two shows on monday, one rock, one jazz. both playlists are here, in chronological order. Playlist for May 19, 2003 11am-1pm (jazz) Maarten Altena Ensemble - Slange - Code - Hat Hut Freddie Hubbard - Assunta - Here to Stay - Blue Note Cecil Taylor - Steps - Unit Structures - Blue Note N - Peter Brötzmann, Hamid Drake, William Parker - Never Too Late But Always Too Early pt 3 - Never too Late

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Playlist for May 15, 2003 3-5 pm (sub for leif) Background: chamber works of Claude Debussy Peter Brötzmann, Han Bennink, Fred Van Hove - Garten - Balls - Atavistic N - Yo La Tengo - Season of the Shark - Summer Sun - Matador Consonant - The Kiss - s/t - Fenway Michael Hurley - You’ll Get Down By the Pool Hall Clickety Clack - Blueberry Wine - Locust Bellrays - Tie Me Down - Raw Collection

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Playlist for May 5, 2003, 10pm-1am Background: Music from Japan - Nonesuch Explorer Cattivo - Cattivo...is Evil - and His Orchestra - Ecco N,C - Unidentified - I Lost My Girl to an Argentinean Cowboy - American Song-Poem Anthology - Bar None Syd Barrett - Feel - Madcap Laughs Piranhas - Redundant - s/t - On/On Switch N - Hookers - Crush - s/t - Cold Crush Oxes - Say Something to Bees About Not

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for April 28, 2003, 10pm-1am Background: Tin Whistle Music N - Erasergun - End of the Line - Germ-free for Baby - Silly Bird Neu! - Lilac Angel - 2 - Astralwerks Stereolab/Nurse With Wound - Exploding Head Movie - Crumb Duck 10” N, C - The Folksmen - Old Joe’s Place - A Mighty Wind Soundtrack - Sony N - Paolo Conte - Sudamerica - Reveries - Nonesuch C

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for April 21, 2003 Background: Gustav Mahler - Symphony no. 3 Famous Monsters - Blood of Frankenstein - Around the World in 80 Bikinis - Estrus Oneida - People of the North - Each One Teach One - Jagjaguwar N - John Fahey - Ananaias - Red Cross - Revenant Redd Kross - Janus, Jeanie, and George Harrison - Neurotica - Five Foot Two Dub Narcotic Sound

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Noise to a Few Seconds Playlist for April 14, 2003 Background - Soundtrack to Black Orpheus Betty Davis - Anti-Love Song - s/t - MPC N - Jorge Antunes - Valsa Sideral - Savage Songs - Pogues R - Kratwerk - Kristallo - Ralf and Florian - Vertigo N,C - Speed Bike - I’m a Pretzel on a Stealth Mission to Kill the President - (sic) Broklyn Beats 7” Series - Broklyn Beats C - Ted Hawkins and Riley

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for April 7, 2003 Background music: Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music - RCA Dan Melchior’s Broke Review - Me and J.G. Ballard - Bitterness, Spite, Rage, and Scorn - In the Red N - Xerophonics - Cannon NP6545 - Copy Machine Music - Seeland C - F. Cimbalo - Sangu Chiama Sangu - La Musica della Mafia vol. 1 Rocket from the Tombs - What Love is - The Day the

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for March 31, 2003 Background: Nino Rota - Soundtrack to Amorcord - RCA N - Souls of Mischief - Spark RJD2s Water Damage Mix - Spark - Chocolate Industries N - Georges Montalba - Ritual Fire Dance - Fantasy in Pipe Organ and Percussion - Hit Thing Red Kross - White Trash - Born Innocent - Frontier N,C - Little Beaver - Funkadelic Sound - Miami Sound -

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for March 24, 2003 10pm-1am Background: Uri Caine - Diabelli Variations - Winter and Winter Nikki Sudden - Stuck in China - Waiting on Egypt - Secretly Canadian Godzuki - Le Temps De L’Amour - 7” split with Outrageous Cherry N - Deerhoof - Flower - Apple O’ - Kill Rock Stars/ 5RC R - Neutral Milk Hotel - Song Against Sex - On Avery Island - Merge

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Playlist for 3-3-03 from 10pm-1am Background: Harry Partch Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band - Ashtray Heart - Doc at the Radar Station - Virgin n - The Clean - Two Fat Sisters (live) - Anthology - Matador The Bellrays - Fire on the Moon - Grand Fury Frosty - Wham-Bam - Liquor Drink - Menlo Park n,c - New Town Animals - Forgotten Generation - Dirtnap Across the Northwest - Dirtnap Brother

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Playlist for february 23, 2003, 10pm-1am Background: Derek Bailey - Solo Guitar Vol. 2 - Incus n - Coachwhips - UFO Please Take Her Home - Get Yer Body Next Ta Me - Narnack Oxes - Panda Strong - 7” Chisel - Listen - 7” Alec Bathgate - Ain’t it Strange (Our Aching Hearts) - Gold Lamé - Flying Nun Palomar - Lesion - II - Self-Starter Foundation c - Pleasure Seekers - What a Way to Die - What a

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Playlist for February 17, 2003 10pm-1am Background: Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul c - Spy Satellite - Getaway Car - Improvised and Otherwise Mr Quintron - Nonstop Danger - Satan is Dead - Bulb n - James Chance - White Devil - Irresistible Impulse - Tiger Style c - Jim Dickinson and the New Beale Street Sheiks - You’ll Do It All the Time - It Came From Memphis Vol. 2 - Birdman n - Henry

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A Punk Rocker’s Guide to Classical Music Playlist 2-16-03 Claudio Monteverdi - Vi ricorda, o boschi ombrosi from Orfeo -    Artek; Gwendolyn Toth, Director - Lyrichord Early Music Series -    LEMS 9002 Henry Purcell - March from Funeral Music for Queen Mary - Philip Jones    Brass Ensemble - Angel S-37282 Modest Mussorgsky - The Hut on Fowl’s Legs (Baba Yaga) from Pictures    at an

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Playlist for February 8, 2002 Background: Charles Mingus - Mingus Ah Um Charles Mingus - Better Git in Your Soul - Mingus Ah Um Phil Ranelin - Vibes from the Tribe (Extended) - Vibes from the Tribe Miles Davis - Black Satin - On the Corner n,c - O Bando - E Assim Falaun Mefistofeles - Peace Love and Poetry: Brazilian Psychedelic Music n - Circle - Kultaa/Raunio III - Raunio n - Laddio Bolocko -

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Playlist for January 18, 2003 from 2 to 4 pm Background: Phil Niblock - YPGTPN - XI The Feelies - Forces at Work - Crazy Rhythms n-Scene Creamers - Better All the Time - I Suck on that Emotion - Drag City Arcwelder - Attic - Xerxes - Touch and Go n,r-The Streets - Let’s Push Things Forward - Original Pirate Material n-Raymond Scott - Rococo - Kodachrome - Basta M. Gira and D. Matz - Cold

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Playlist for January 16, 2003 from 1-5 pm (sub) Background: Pell Mell - Bumper Crop n-Matthew Shipp--Equilibrium--Equilibrium--Thirsty Ear Trust Fund Babies--Can’t Trust Me--7” Moving Targets--Away From Me--Fall Fibulator--track 15--Unhammerlike--Silly Bird n,r-Sugarman 3 and Co--Funky So-and-so--Pure Cane Sugar--Desco Kinski--Semaphore--Air Above Your Station--SubPop The Clean--Point That

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Classical Playlist for January 14, 2003, 8:30-11:00 Format: composer-title-performer-label-catalog number Ernst Von Dohnanyi--Serenade for String Trio--Domus--Virgin Classics--45015 Elliot Carter--Eight Etudes and a Fantasy for Woodwind Quartet--New York Woodwind Quintet--Boston Skyline--BSD 137 Ludwig Van Beethoven--String Quartet Op. 131 in c-sharp minor--Cleveland Quartet--Telarc Digital--

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Noise to Annihilate a few seconds Playlist for January 13, 2002, 1:30-4:00 n-Pere Ubu--sad.txt--Slow Walking Daddy 7"--Smog Veil n-Thalia Zedek--Everything Unkind--You're a Big Girl Now n-Henry Flynt--White--Back Porch Hillbilly Blues Volume 2--Locust n,c-"22," Little Red, Tangle Eye, and Hard Hair--Early in the Morning--The Land Where Blues Began--Rounder Can--Oh Yeah--Tago Mago--Mute n-Palais

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for January 10, 2003 Background: Sun Ra--Piano Solos Sleater-Kinney--Get Up--The Hot Rock Drive Like Jehu--Here Come the Rome Plows--Yank Crime King Diamond--Victimized--Conspiracy r-Six Finger Satellite--Love (via Satellite)--The Pigeon is the Most Popular Bird Clay--Kim I Hate You--7” Sonic Youth--Shadow of a Doubt--Evol n-Taking Pictures--Faces,

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Noise Annihilates Top 21s 2002 is over. This means that it's time to put together a best of list. my list has assumed numerous forms in the past couple weeks as I continued to edit it and discover albums I had forgotten about. I had originally planned on having seperate lists for new releases, reissues, and compilations. but I'm not that creative, so I just lumped them all into one large

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Noise To Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for December 13, 2002 from 6:00-9:30 pm Background: Gagaku (traditional Japanese court music) Electric Prunes--I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)--Lost Dreams--Birdman Panics--I Wanna Kill My Mom--1980-81 Please Panic!--Gulcher n-The Hunches--Let Me Be--Yes. No. Shut it.--In the Red c-The Marmalade--I see the Rain--Nuggets 2 Box--Rhino Sugarcubes

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Second Playlist for November 22, 2002 from 7-10 pm Background: Ennio Morricone--Soundtrack to A Fistful of Dollars Consonant--Blissful-Consonant Teengenerate--My GTO--Let’s Go to the Hop 10” n-Ikara Colt--Belgravia--Chat and Business n-Lozenge--Mr Fancypants--Mishap Melt Banana--Surfin USA--MxBx 1998/13000 Miles at Light Velocity r-The Roots--The Next Movement--

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for November 15, 2002 from 7-10pm Background: Eric Dolphy--Eric Dolphy--Prestige Cannibal Ox--Raspberry Fields--Cold Vein--Def Jux Sun City Girls--On the Sign/Way Over the Rainbow--Valentines for Matahari--Majora Thuja--Track 3--Suns--Emperor Jones r-Evolution Control Committee--Rocked by Rape--Rocked by Rape n-Add N to (X)--Total All Out Water--Loud

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Noise to Annihilate a Few Seconds Playlist for November 8, 2002 from 8:45-12pm Background: Eric Satie--Piano Music n-d?lek--Revenge of the Circuit Burners rmx--Ruin It--Tigerbeat6 n-Wolf Eyes--Side 2--Fuck Pete Larsen--Bulb Blond Redhead--Melody of Certain Three--Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons--Touch and Go Moviola--Color Copy--Frantic 10” Dif Juz--CS--Soundpool--4AD n-Spectrum--Quiabo’s--

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Playlist for October 31, 2002, 11pm-1:20am Background: Gregorian Chant Plunderphonics--z24--69 Plunderphonics 96--Seeland The Fall--Frightened--Live at the Witch Trials Throbbing Gristle--Maggot Death--Second Annual Report United States of America--Coming Down--United States of America c-Watts-Cool American--Estrus 100% Apeshit Rock Sampler--Estrus n-Flaming Sideburns--Up in Flames--Save Rock

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