Listener comments!

  6:56pm
: Hi David! 7:00pm
Observations: we r live 7:00pm
Observations: greetings AiT! 7:04pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Revery I" by "Henry Fraser"

Pneuma (pronounced NOO-muh in English) is an ancient Greek word originally meaning "breath" or "wind" ♥ 7:05pm
Zrp: Thankful that Henry Fraser – Breath Line is on tape. CDs are not part of my life. Old soundman who is 100% Analog. :) ♥ 7:07pm
Zrp:

↳ Zrp @7:05

But I am a digital artist that worked for the mouse... 7:07pm
Observations:

↳ Zrp @7:05

hello zrp! Very cool, nothing wrong w tape, I've owned hundreds   7:08pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Zrp @7:07

You can email me at:
[email protected] 7:08pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Morning" by "Yusef Lateef"

featuring Alice Coltrane's brother Ernie Farrow on bass ♥ 7:10pm
Zrp:

↳ Observations @7:07

I have a quite a few Sony WM-D6s that I have to rebuild every now and then. 7:12pm
Observations:

↳ Zrp @7:10

once my main tape deck died, and the same happened with it's replacement I figured that was a sign. never got a new deck and eventually sold off all my cassettes. now it's all vinyl, CDs and some digital downloads ♥ 7:13pm
Zrp:

↳ Andrew in Toronto @7:08

gmail sucks Andrew, go to Zoho.. I can send you a link. ♥ 7:16pm
Zrp:

↳ Observations @7:12

I have burnt so many nakamichi decks - but never bought a Dragon... I once was a Los Angeles Soundman back in mid Hollywood via Rajis and SST Records... 80s 7:18pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Holocene Serene" by "Onilu"

Joe Chambers - Vibraphone, Drum Kit, Assorted Percussion

Kevin Diehl - Sensory Percussion Drum Kit (Textures and Tympani), Bata Itotele, Itotele & Bass Drum Combo, Quinto, Cajon
Craig McIver - Marimba, Vibraphone, Drum Kit, Assorted Percussion
Daniel Villarreal - Drum Kit, Sensory Percussion System, Bata Okonkolo, Conga, Cajon, Marimba, Assorted Percussion

7:19pm
Observations:

↳ Zrp @7:16

back when cars came w/ tape decks as a standard feature I played tapes all the time. I lived in LA 1994-96 and went to the SST record store once ♥ 7:23pm
Zrp: End of Sunset? Falling James was the guy working there - Leaving Trains. I bought a bunch of things from Moby Disc and the shops on Melrose. 7:25pm
Observations:

↳ Zrp @7:23

yes, on Sunset. I can't remember all the places I used to dig, but Aron's is one I recall the best ♥ 7:29pm
Zrp:

↳ Observations @7:25

Neither can I... Great times, Great Clubs .. So long ago... :) 7:34pm
Observations:

↳ Zrp @7:29

oh! Almost forgot Rhino! I actually lived on the edge of LA county in Claremont, just a short 2 block walk to Rhino records in Claremont. ♥ 7:36pm
A Bump in Burbank: Still loads of great vinyl shops in LA. It's kinda crazy actually. Difficult to plan your attack. 7:38pm
Observations: hello ABIB. For sure! I see them on Instagram and drool, lol 7:40pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Lion Attack, Cattle Massacre" by "Ian Brennan"

Namibia is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world; only 3 million people in a gigantic territory 7:43pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Lion Attack, Cattle Massacre" by "Ian Brennan"

From the album's producer and recordist, Ian Brennan:

"The Namib desert is the oldest in the world. Therefore, the driest. Italian-Rwandan photographer, Marilena Umuhoza Delli and I had come to record with possibly the most photographed people on earth, the Himba— to listen rather than gaze at them as if on display. To share their voices as a counter to their visual objectification, particularly the inappropriate eroticization of the women who customarily go topless throughout daily life."

🥁 ♥ 7:44pm
WR:

↳ Song: "Lion Attack, Cattle Massacre" by "Ian Brennan"

Dude! First you blast drummer stream ears with the story Miles told of Bird getting a greasy blow job in the back of a cab and now you're streaming out sounds of barbaric nature.

What next? And whatever it is I am here for it.

♥ 7:45pm
Zrp: Beutiful Downtown Burbank. I miss it, The last OG Bob's and the sleestaks in front of Sid and Marty Kroffts place. I worked down the street from NBC in post production, ended up at the Green Tower working for the mouse.   ♥ 7:45pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Song: "Lion Attack, Cattle Massacre" by "Ian Brennan"

Hello all. This is reminding me of when Coltrane and his quartet (w/ Pharoah Sanders) started doing the “OM” chant during the ¿¿¿Vanguard gig??? 7:46pm
Observations:

↳ WR @7:44

hey WR, glad you did the sounds! ♥ 7:49pm
A Bump in Burbank:

↳ Zrp @7:45

The sleestaks are gone but all else remains. The ghosts of Laugh In and Carson sizzle. 7:49pm
Observations:

↳ A.J. MACHETE @7:45

good connection there AJ M, welcome ♥ 7:50pm
A Bump in Burbank:

↳ Song: "Dhalgren (Nihilism is Not Enough)" by "Speaker Mu...

Fantastic!! 7:51pm
Observations:

↳ A Bump in Burbank @7:50

it sounds really good on headphones   ♥ 7:51pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Song: "Dhalgren (Nihilism is Not Enough)" by "Speaker Mu...

Been too long since we’ve had some genuine noise on the stream.   ♥ 7:52pm
A.J. MACHETE: There really should’ve been a listen party for Lou Reed’s MMM50. 7:53pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "You Taste" by "Columbia Icefield"

Nate Wooley – trumpet and amplifier, feet, whistling, voice
Susan Alcorn – pedal steel guitar
Ava Mendoza – guitar and voice
Ryan Sawyer – drums, shakers, and voice ♥ 7:58pm
Zrp:

↳ A Bump in Burbank @7:49

The Oaki BBQ, The Butcher Shop, and Ford Electronics, Sony Repair have passed, But I wish I was there for a day. 8:04pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "fly" by "Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (Exit) Knarr"

Amalie Dahl – alto and baritone saxophone
Karl Hjalmar Nyberg – tenor saxophone and electronics
Marta Warelis – piano
Jonathan F. Horne – guitar
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten – double bass
Olaf Olsen – drums

Recorded live at Victoria Nasjonal Jazzscene, Oslo, September 26th 2025

🥁 ♥ 8:10pm
WR:

↳ Song: "fly" by "Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (Exit) Knarr"

I think I fallen in love with the pianist, Marta Warelis. 🥁 ♥ 8:12pm
WR:

↳ Observations @8:04

The discogs page links the guitarist Horne, to an Amercan from Knoxville who lives in Austin. 8:13pm
Observations:

↳ WR @8:12

honestly, I'm not really familiar with most of the other musicians in this group 8:14pm
Observations:

↳ Observations @8:13

but It sounds great! 8:19pm
Observations: now that I think about it, there are no reissues in tonight's set. not a big deal at all, but I usually play at least one, so much great new music at the moment 8:25pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Arabic UFO" by "Uusi Jazzi Klubi"

"Uusi Jazzi Klubi means “New Jazz Club,” which is somewhat ironic considering these musicians have been around the block for quite a while. This is, after all, their second album together.

These sessions date back two years. It was the spring of 2024, and after the initial success of the first UJK album, drummer extraordinaire and prime mover Aleksi Tanhuala called and said he wanted to record another Uusi Jazzi Klubi album with the usual suspects at Jazzaggression’s own Pelto Studio. He had also brought Markus Holkko onboard, and the group was ready to record."

8:50pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "PMF" by "OM - Urs Leimgruber, Christy Doran, Bobb...

Urs Leimgruber: Soprano Saxophone
Christy Doran: Electric Guitar, Devices
Bobby Burri: Double Bass, Devices
Gerry Hemingway: Drums, Percussion
Tony Buck: Drums, Percussion

Swiss jazz quartet from Luzern in the German speaking part of Switzerland

www.discogs.com...

9:05pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Desert Ride" by "Møster!"

"Norwegian supergroup Møster!, with its tentacles in bands like Motorpsycho, Bigbang, Needlepoint, Spidergawd and Elephant9 ... 13 years on from when saxophonist and bandleader Kjetil Møster joined forces with Nikolai Eilertsen (bass), Kenneth Kapstad (drums) and Hans Magnus “Snah” Ryan (guitar), this force field of electric jazz, psychedelic rock and freeform music is in no way about to wane." 9:16pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Tea Party (1963)" by "Harold Pinter"

source

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9:17pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "Tea Party (1963)" by "Harold Pinter"

Tea Party (1965) by Harold Pinter & Charles Jarrott

an adaptation for British TV

youtu.be...

♥ 9:32pm
David Shortell:

↳ Observations @9:17

I recognized "Rumpole of the Bailey" star Leo McKern instantly. 9:39pm
Observations:

↳ David Shortell @9:32

hi David! indeed, great actor 9:39pm
Observations:

↳ Song: "New Old Medicine (Part 2)" by "The Handover"

Aly Eissa (Oud)
Ayman Asfour (Violin)
Jonas Cambien (Vintage Organ/Synth) ♥ 9:43pm
David Shortell:

↳ Observations @9:39

I also recognized Charles Gray, the 3rd of the cinematic Blofelds. After Donald Pleasance and Telly Savalas. (The shadowy figures in "From Russia with Love" and "Thunderball" don't count.) 9:46pm
Observations:

↳ David Shortell @9:43

I've been watching lots of old BBC stuff on YT - the original Tinker Tailor... Smiley's People and whatever else I run across, so much better than today's TV in my opinion   ♥ 9:48pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Song: "New Old Medicine (Part 2)" by "The Handover"

Thanks for hipping me to this. 9:49pm
Observations:

↳ A.J. MACHETE @9:48

right on, their 2024 LP is also good

sublime-frequencies.bandcamp.com...

  ♥ 9:53pm
A.J. MACHETE: On it … 10:01pm
Observations: thank you all!

good night