Listener comments!

2:06pm
: Welcome to the Free World... 🦚 ♥ 2:13pm
Olleh: Hi Dave, Guido, and listeners! 2:16pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ Olleh @2:13

Hey Olleh... 2:17pm
cvcarloscv: venezuela mentioned! listening from vzla :D ♥ 2:19pm
drumbone: Hello!!! 🦚 ♥ 2:19pm
Olleh: Sounding great Guido! 2:19pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ cvcarloscv @2:17

welcome!!cvcarloscv ♥ 2:19pm
Krüll Sagan: Listening in Arizona! 2:19pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ drumbone @2:19

Hey Steve!!   2:19pm
B Wad: Hey Guido, Ben listening in the studio in Vienna 🫡 2:20pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ Krüll Sagan @2:19

hey Krüll Sagan 2:20pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ B Wad @2:19

Hey B Wad   2:25pm
Guido Spannocchi: B Wad tuning in!   2:27pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Krüll Sagan @2:19

dreamy! ♥ 2:27pm
Krüll Sagan: Ha was that our boy Alan Watts?   2:28pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Olleh @2:19

thank you! that single is already out actually… “Imaginary Capetown” ♥ 2:32pm
Krüll Sagan: Newton- “The Last Alchemist”

AMAZING history, almost a tour of occult London in Alan Moore’s From Hell

♥ 2:34pm
Krüll Sagan: Where is David in London for this discussion?!
Club OTO, isn’t that a venue as well, germane to this conversation?   2:35pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ cvcarloscv @2:17

nice! my friend Aleph Aguiar just put an album of venezuelan jazz out, sugar on my blackbeans, it’s very cool…   2:36pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Krüll Sagan @2:34

yes OTO is great, that’s another hip area, dalston… next time you’re in town say hi! 2:38pm
cvcarloscv:

↳ Song: "Imaginary Capetown" by "Guido Spannocchi"

strings go so fucking hard. amazing piece   2:47pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ cvcarloscv @2:38

glad you like it! ♥ 2:47pm
Krüll Sagan: Definitely don’t know that Japanese word, not used in my circles! ♥ 2:48pm
Krüll Sagan:

↳ Guido Spannocchi @2:36

Watch out, I’m liable to take you up on that!   2:49pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Krüll Sagan @2:48

don’t threaten me with a good time ahahah   2:55pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Krüll Sagan @2:47

haha thanks for demystifying !   3:01pm
B Wad: Porguinea Pig   3:01pm
B Wad: & Bess ♥ 3:01pm
coelacanth∅: Greetings Dave and Guido and all 3:05pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:01

hey sealy....   3:07pm
B Wad: Amazing chord changes on the conga 🪘 🦚 ♥ 3:10pm
WR:

↳ Song: "Norwegian Wood" by "Maurizio Ravalico"

Link to the bandcamp listing for that recording.
not-applicable.bandcamp.com...   3:11pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ B Wad @3:01

absolutely!   3:12pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ WR @3:10

yes, Maurizio is amazing, everything he does is great   3:12pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:01

helloooo 3:13pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ WR @3:10

Thanks WR...   3:14pm
Jesse Dulman: Hi Dave how are you?
Just started tuning in! 3:14pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ Jesse Dulman @3:14

Welcome to the Free World Jesse 🦚 ♥ 3:25pm
Olleh:

↳ Song: "Easy to judge the sailor from the shore" by "Guid...

Digging this. Great show Dave. Guido, I’m bookmarking you brother 3:25pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ Olleh @3:25

Thank Olleh....   3:39pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Olleh @3:25

ah thank you, it’s a bit of a wild ride but I like all sorts of things... ♥ 3:48pm
coelacanth∅: same with gamelan and other indonesian musics.
...not always, but often specifically for morning listening, etc.
some traditional japanese music too ♥ 3:50pm
coelacanth∅: i can't stand hearing a song about tuesday on a friday, or a song about saturday on a monday . . . (!) 3:51pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:50

I hear you sealy...   3:53pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:48

it’s an interesting thought with recorded music because they then have a life of their own. And ir’s probably five o’clock somewhere hehehe ♥ 3:56pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Song: "Awasis" by "Guido Spannocch"

i feel like a criminal ♥ 3:57pm
coelacanth∅: so Guido do you like what the producer did?
...do you like it *more* than the raw recording/performance?
...do you like the raw recording as well? ♥ 4:01pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:57

(did you purposely go to this producer because you knew it'd get a total overhaul?)   4:03pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ coelacanth∅ @4:01

yes, his name is david raddish, he usually works in pop music but he was keen to explore a different approach which was heaven sent actually.   4:04pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:57

yes, absolutely, I much prefer it to the original recording, it’s much less genre specific now and I like how unpredictable the sound is now 🦚 ♥ 4:07pm
Olleh: I have to split.Excellent time spent! Thanks Dave and Guido! 4:08pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ Olleh @4:07

Thanks Olleh...dig you later...   4:15pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ Olleh @4:07

thanks for tuning in! ♥ 4:16pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Guido Spannocchi @4:04

nice! you got what you wanted. i like the results also; but of course am curious about the original recording...   4:17pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ coelacanth∅ @4:16

I had no expectation on the result but am quite fond of it… The original recording was never mixed or prepared for release so it’s just loose stems gathering dust on a harddrive somewhere...   4:24pm
drumbone: Beautiful music. Thank you!!!   4:24pm
Guido Spannocchi:

↳ drumbone @4:24

thanks a lot! ♥ 4:24pm
coelacanth∅: and i'm going to be late for work!

Thanks Dave! Thanks Guido!

take care

4:25pm
Dave Sewelson:

↳ coelacanth∅ @4:24

later sealy..... 5:00pm
Dave Sewelson: Thanks all you listenears... 🦚 ♥ 5:01pm
WR:

↳ Song: "Schönberg String Quartet No2" by "Schönberg"

This string quartet has some heavy baggage. Schönberg wrote it while his wife, Mathilde, had run off with an artist that they knew, who was 6 years younger than her. The Quartet No2 is dedicated to her. After several months, Mathilde returned to Schönberg (and their 2 children). The painter, Richard Gerstl, died by suicide shortly after she left him. Schönberg became an avid painter for the next few years. 🦚 ♥ 5:01pm
WR: thank you, Dave and Guido.