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This is Beats Antique from Istanbul,Mochu shared this nugget with me awhile back,and I thought I'd put it up ,since it's on an infinite loop on my machine anyway..

I would actually download it from Youtube and upload it on Vimeo for the love of a better interface,but here it is till then.



The dancer travels with the troupe,and I think it's a superb way of emphasizing the bands draw between traditional music making and the digital appendages.
In fact,that's why I feel the video fits in well as well,not a bad job done at all,..
I especially love the interspersing of WW stock footage with the treated concert videos,...like this could be happening in a preservation jar in some biology lab with snakes from the other jars looking on or something..
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Ola.

Can't Get Enough by Chase & Status  
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01 Can't Get Enough.mp3 (8139 KB)

hello me hearties
something to charge your mornings up with
fooling with music and the visual,you'll know more about it in a bit.
but then you've heard a lot of my 'in a bit's
ahahahhaha
introducing drum and bass
create your entry points into watching my films
I'm shooting like a manic.

This is Chase & Status.

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an ode to joy

This would be Davy Graham,I'd been following him on the podcast,got a hold of a clip which breathes of all that music I loved,love.
If you see what you like,'angi' is up on the podcast.

been getting mails about the podcast.
lol...
it's quite barren right now,i know.working on it working on it.
not really putting up artist detail on it yet,coz then i'd probably get into trouble for making the music so freely available.
what you can do,is mail me if you want more of a sort of music,i'll make more available,or give you the source.
some of these artists haven't released officially.
so.

rodrgio and gabriela, courtesy the tiger.made my day :).
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the track 'ixtapa' over here should be the theme music for this site!
soul wrenching guitaring.ixtapa,i hear is a sweet town in mexico.sweet.more writing later.

please keep a track of the music you love by signing up on last.fm.
i could cry with the amount of music i rediscover there.

because i believe i was meant to be 25 in the sixties....here's where i found a chronology through pictures of richard avedon and interviews by doon arbus,while the portraits were being taken of the icons of the sixties...showcasing one here..



'JANIS JOPLIN,
blues/rock singer
Port Arthur, Texas
September 3, 1969

I have like what anyone would call like, say, a loneliness, a loneliness of my own. But it's just a private trip and probably shouldn't be forced on other people that much, you know what I mean? God, fuck it. Who cares how lonely you feel. You just have to learn to deal with it like everybody else does. Everybody has that, I think. Everybody. Even Christians.

I remember I used to think, goddamn it, it's because I'm a chick or it's because I haven't figured it out yet. It's because I'm not twenty-one. It's because I haven't read this or I haven't tried that.... Well, I've done every fucking thing and now I know better. There is no "because." And it's not going to get any better.

My father.... See, my father is a very intelligent man and I used to talk to him a lot because he reads and he's pretty sensitive and I was a mixed-up kid and too smart for my age-right? Anyway, so when I was eighteen, I ran away. Well,...went to California. One day this thing comes along and I learned something. It went pfshutt right in the side of my head and I sat up...and realized something. I ran up and wrote a long, long letter to my father all about how I'd felt growing up was like climbing a hill and that sooner or later you'd figure it out and it'd all come together and you'd level out and it wouldn't be such a fucking struggle every day, you know?... But then I realized there wasn't any leveling out, you know? You have the same fucking problem- or more-when you get old. I mean, you got more to deal with. It isn't gonna turn that corner, man. It just keeps going right on straight uphill.

So I wrote my father and explained this whole thing. Well, the next time I came home-my father has this friend, another man who's also very intelligent-and my father had evidently let him read my letter. You know, "Look what Janis is going through." They were proud of me because I was a thinker and they liked that because they were thinkers. So when I got home, this guy comes up to me and he says, "Well, I hear you learned about the Great Saturday Night Swindle." That's what he called it.

The realization that there isn't going to be any turning point.... There isn't going to be any next-month-it'll-be-better, next fucking year, next fucking life. You don't have any time to wait for. You just got to look around you and say, So this is it. This is really all there is to it. This little thing. Everybody needing such little things and they can't get them. Everybody needing just a little...confidence from somebody else and they can't get it. Everybody, everybody fighting to protect their little feelings. Everybody, you know, like reaching out tentatively but drawing back. It's so shallow and seems so...fucking...it seems like such a shame. It's so close to being like really right and good and open and amorphous and giving and everything. But it's not. And it ain't gonna be.'


if you haven't heard the lady sing yet,you might want to watch her here...


or listen to the song 'try' here please.

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tiger:play it loud ,ok!




sludge:
that song you sent me from the almodovar film...
delicately spurious.
the mind can carry you off if you don't watch out.
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..it can also settle.
funny.
from one tune.

i will possess your heart

inputs from the 21tigers.
watch! watch...
simple.succint.

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JUST because i can't stand it anymore and all those passing by here absolutely need to hear the most uLtimAtely brilliant,get-you-brushing-while-you're-bathing music I've been gracing my ears with(all credit to the holyviper for introducing me to the particular),the latest being a track called 'Monday'.Who needs a high when you've got these guys blasting from your speakers!
you can hear it hEre,this is a fix called Glitchmob,the particular track being a remix by them of their fellow noisemaker Nalepa's track 'Flatlands'.
and if you like what you hear,here's the link to a track by Ooah called'Stomp the Yard'that got me vrooming through an endless edit some weeks back,watch out for the build up !

they call this sound futuristic crunk,laser bass,glitch hop.
ridiculously delicious set of words.