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  • February 1st
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FELA KUTI & AFRICA 70
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FELA KUTI & AFRICA 70

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    FELA KUTI & AFRICA 70

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  • September 25th
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    Trane! Trane!

    Trane!

  • July 2nd
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    Listening to this now. Good stuff.
solarflares:

 Wilburn Burchette -Psychic Meditation Music,  \LP \ 1974 \USA ||| 
MUTANT SOUNDS = mack daddy

‎”I was getting to the point where my mind was blank. I remember shifting consciousness and having a sensation of my mind being above time. I felt I could move forward, backward in time. The physical sensation is an orgasm of the soul, because you are in complete, absolute union. You extend your mind and being out of this dimension, and wham! You receive a knowing beyond words. When you transcend over into the other dimension, you split in two, and yet you are one. This is what all the alchemists brought out: you split in two, and yet you are one. This is pretty weird for most people, but you have split in two, you have another being which can realize the Absolute, the Godhead. These two you’s are in perfect union.”(Reported in Brad Steiger, Revelation: The Divine Fire (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1973).)


Listening to this now. Good stuff.
solarflares:

 Wilburn Burchette -Psychic Meditation Music,  \LP \ 1974 \USA ||| 
MUTANT SOUNDS = mack daddy

‎”I was getting to the point where my mind was blank. I remember shifting consciousness and having a sensation of my mind being above time. I felt I could move forward, backward in time. The physical sensation is an orgasm of the soul, because you are in complete, absolute union. You extend your mind and being out of this dimension, and wham! You receive a knowing beyond words. When you transcend over into the other dimension, you split in two, and yet you are one. This is what all the alchemists brought out: you split in two, and yet you are one. This is pretty weird for most people, but you have split in two, you have another being which can realize the Absolute, the Godhead. These two you’s are in perfect union.”(Reported in Brad Steiger, Revelation: The Divine Fire (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1973).)

    Listening to this now. Good stuff.

    solarflares:

     Wilburn Burchette -Psychic Meditation Music,  \LP \ 1974 \USA ||| 

    MUTANT SOUNDS = mack daddy


    ‎”I was getting to the point where my mind was blank. I remember shifting consciousness and having a sensation of my mind being above time. I felt I could move forward, backward in time. The physical sensation is an orgasm of the soul, because you are in complete, absolute union. You extend your mind and being out of this dimension, and wham! You receive a knowing beyond words. When you transcend over into the other dimension, you split in two, and yet you are one. This is what all the alchemists brought out: you split in two, and yet you are one. This is pretty weird for most people, but you have split in two, you have another being which can realize the Absolute, the Godhead. These two you’s are in perfect union.”

    (Reported in Brad Steiger, Revelation: The Divine Fire (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1973).)


  • June 24th
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    furtherlistening:

Selected Links: Eliane Radigue
Hear three out of print titles on Ubuweb
Avant-garde enthusiasts Ubuweb have made available three essential but sadly out of print works by Eliane, Geelriandre and Arthesis (1972), Adnos I-III (1975-83) and Kyema, Intermediate States (2002).
It’s worth noting that much of Eliane’s work is currently in print, see releases on labels such as Lovely Music, Experimental Intermedia and Important Records.
furtherlistening:

Selected Links: Eliane Radigue
Hear three out of print titles on Ubuweb
Avant-garde enthusiasts Ubuweb have made available three essential but sadly out of print works by Eliane, Geelriandre and Arthesis (1972), Adnos I-III (1975-83) and Kyema, Intermediate States (2002).
It’s worth noting that much of Eliane’s work is currently in print, see releases on labels such as Lovely Music, Experimental Intermedia and Important Records.

    furtherlistening:

    Selected Links: Eliane Radigue

    Hear three out of print titles on Ubuweb

    Avant-garde enthusiasts Ubuweb have made available three essential but sadly out of print works by Eliane, Geelriandre and Arthesis (1972), Adnos I-III (1975-83) and Kyema, Intermediate States (2002).

    It’s worth noting that much of Eliane’s work is currently in print, see releases on labels such as Lovely Music, Experimental Intermedia and Important Records.

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  • June 13th
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    skyofthemind:

    #wackies #junior delahaye

  • May 27th
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    The cover of the record this song comes from.

    Holger Czukay - Cool In The Pool, from the Movies LP

  • May 24th
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    Sun Ra - Soft Talk

  • May 19th
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    How far out of the loop am I? I just found out yesterday that Poly Styrene died last month.
In my feeble defense, I have been kind of busy.
fuckyeahgirlsinbands:

X-ray Spex
How far out of the loop am I? I just found out yesterday that Poly Styrene died last month.
In my feeble defense, I have been kind of busy.
fuckyeahgirlsinbands:

X-ray Spex

    How far out of the loop am I? I just found out yesterday that Poly Styrene died last month.

    In my feeble defense, I have been kind of busy.

    fuckyeahgirlsinbands:

    X-ray Spex

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  • May 15th
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    skyofthemind:

#la monte young #marian zazeela #dream house #1969
skyofthemind:

#la monte young #marian zazeela #dream house #1969

    skyofthemind:

    #la monte young #marian zazeela #dream house #1969

  • May 8th
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    This is exactly amazing enough to induce proper humility.
solarflares:

 Laurie Spiegel - The expanding universe (1980))
Absolutely essential top-shelf desert island science. 
Panorama Patchwork:
This is a serious brain burner. Laurie Spiegel is a pioneer in computer aided electronic music. During the 70’s she worked at Bell labs and composed music usingGROOVE, a computer music system designed by Max Matthews, and one of the first in it’s field. The Expanding Universe compiles material recorded between 1974-76 with the GROOVE system.It’s a mystery to me that Spiegel isn’t yet more recognized as being central to the development of electronic music. Her works were groundbreaking as much in her approach to composition as with the equipment she was using to express her ideas. When this record was released in 1980 she was already thinking of computer music in grassroots terms, seeing the computer itself as a tool that could be accessible to a larger amount of people and facilitate the realization of complex music with simpler means. I guess you could say she was spot-on with that statement…
Colorful timbres, complex rhythmical patterns, pure electronic tones and slowly changing microtonal drones make The Expanding Universe THE sound of electricity. Discover this gem herePS: Continuo has a better rip hereAnd for more info on Laurie Spiegel, visit her website here and be sure to get your hands on Obsolete Systems, it’s a fantastic overview of her works from 1972-1983 and even better than The Expanding Universe in my opinion…
This is exactly amazing enough to induce proper humility.
solarflares:

 Laurie Spiegel - The expanding universe (1980))
Absolutely essential top-shelf desert island science. 
Panorama Patchwork:
This is a serious brain burner. Laurie Spiegel is a pioneer in computer aided electronic music. During the 70’s she worked at Bell labs and composed music usingGROOVE, a computer music system designed by Max Matthews, and one of the first in it’s field. The Expanding Universe compiles material recorded between 1974-76 with the GROOVE system.It’s a mystery to me that Spiegel isn’t yet more recognized as being central to the development of electronic music. Her works were groundbreaking as much in her approach to composition as with the equipment she was using to express her ideas. When this record was released in 1980 she was already thinking of computer music in grassroots terms, seeing the computer itself as a tool that could be accessible to a larger amount of people and facilitate the realization of complex music with simpler means. I guess you could say she was spot-on with that statement…
Colorful timbres, complex rhythmical patterns, pure electronic tones and slowly changing microtonal drones make The Expanding Universe THE sound of electricity. Discover this gem herePS: Continuo has a better rip hereAnd for more info on Laurie Spiegel, visit her website here and be sure to get your hands on Obsolete Systems, it’s a fantastic overview of her works from 1972-1983 and even better than The Expanding Universe in my opinion…

    This is exactly amazing enough to induce proper humility.

    solarflares:

     Laurie Spiegel - The expanding universe (1980))

    Absolutely essential top-shelf desert island science. 

    Panorama Patchwork:

    This is a serious brain burner. 

    Laurie Spiegel is a pioneer in computer aided electronic music. During the 70’s she worked at Bell labs and composed music usingGROOVE, a computer music system designed by Max Matthews, and one of the first in it’s field. The Expanding Universe compiles material recorded between 1974-76 with the GROOVE system.

    It’s a mystery to me that Spiegel isn’t yet more recognized as being central to the development of electronic music. Her works were groundbreaking as much in her approach to composition as with the equipment she was using to express her ideas. When this record was released in 1980 she was already thinking of computer music in grassroots terms, seeing the computer itself as a tool that could be accessible to a larger amount of people and facilitate the realization of complex music with simpler means. I guess you could say she was spot-on with that statement…

    Colorful timbres, complex rhythmical patterns, pure electronic tones and slowly changing microtonal drones make The Expanding Universe THE sound of electricity. Discover this gem here

    PS: Continuo has a better rip here

    And for more info on Laurie Spiegel, visit her website here and be sure to get your hands on Obsolete Systems, it’s a fantastic overview of her works from 1972-1983 and even better than The Expanding Universe in my opinion…

  • April 28th
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    YES.

    towerofsleep:

    TALKING HEADS - Crosseyed and Painless

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  • April 18th
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    Lovetodrown 

    An edit by DJ Tyler_Wilcox 

  • April 18th
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    J Dilla - Sum Spooky Shit

  • April 18th
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    This is an excellent mix. 

    towerofsleep:

    Peaking Lights mix

    aswad – hey jah children
    mandril – kofijam
    gabor szabo – krishna
    bridget st. john – yep
    dick schory – typee
    the firebirds – reflections
    the chieftones – i wonder
    cappy lewis – bull fight
    donald austin – crazy legs
    david axelrod – the leading citizen pt.1
    asiko – drums of asiko
    seguida – afro rican suite
    supergrupo magia – magico
    paris – i choose you
    ronnie mcneir – summertime
    mel + tim – that’s the way i want to live my life
    delegation – oh honey
    rose royce – sunrise
    sylvester – i need somebody to love tonight
    alexander robotnik – problems d’amour
    beetlejuice – version
    tanto + devonte – version
    L. smart – version
    negus roots players – lost sheep dub
    willy williams – armigedon time
    third world all stars – version
    janet kay – loving you

  • February 16th
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    The love I have for this show and this piece of music is indescribable. 

    cowboy-bebop:

    Song: Tank!

    Album: Cowboy Bebop OST

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