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No, I corrected that when I realized what I had said...↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:03
whew, ok ♥ 11:04amMr. Fab's lead-out: "I JOINED THE MUSIC BUSINESS FOR SEX AND NARCOTICS."
↳ Jay Current @11:04
😂 hello Jay!↳ Jay Current @11:04
Some might say that it all goes together!↳ Song: "Part of Us" by "Brian Eno, Beatie Wolfe"
Was really hoping Eno would join Roxy Music for one last fling. Alas, it is not to be…↳ Mr Fab @11:10
It would have been great indeed And I wish they all would don their old glam garb just for that 50th. That would have been a hoot. Imagining Eno in a wig a feather boa etc. Mackay in his pustule bumps space suit with cod piece! 😆↳ Olleh @11:20
Yeah, why not?! Alice Cooper, KISS, Devo, et al have not retired their old theatrical looks.↳ Mr Fab @11:10
I confess I'd been hoping for the same thing.↳ David (in London) @11:24
Hulooo, David!↳ Feldy @11:27
Ahoy FeldmeisterNeed the mellow music after a hectic morning.
↳ David The Splatter @11:34
Good, just sit down and relax. Take some tea or whatever and don't panic.↳ David The Splatter @11:34
Hiya, splatter yrself down and finally get to relax.↳ Song: "I AM COMING HOME" by "VNC"
This reminds of Feels era animal collective↳ Song: "I AM COMING HOME" by "VNC"
I incorrectly assumed this was Thurston Moore↳ Feldy @12:00
It's a mp3.com rescue trackI ended my show today with one of your previously-obscure live Bran Flakes tapes.
↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:16
ha!↳ Mr Fab @12:15
Yo ho and a bottle of rum, will check out, thanks!↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:16
"soothing sounds of bagpipes" ????I like bagpipes but soothing?
↳ Mr Fab @12:17
I can get with this, rather soothing to bliss out by.↳ Song: "Off The Wall I" by "Yoshi Wada"
If I'm not mistaken, this is an organ made out of bag pipes, so without the bag...↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:20
I can hear it now knowing this, great sound.↳ Mr Fab @12:17
I experienced something like that, Mr Fab. We were all instructed to relax and drift and then the instructor put on a Chieftains track from the Barry Lyndon soundtrack and it is a beat to crap vinyl that goes scrap scrap skip scrap scrap skip to the whistles and pipes. I was giggling.↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:20
Damn, I want one!↳ Mr Fab @12:23
bagless-pipes↳ WR @12:22
Yoga instructions can have that effect on me in general...↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:20
or a mix of the two:nic pic of a young Wada at work
↳ WR @12:24
👍🏼↳ MHLee @12:24
It's almost as if, the instrument is made for dungeon synth. Hi MH!↳ WR @12:24
actually, that link has the score for Off The Wall I and II for those who want to play at home.↳ WR @12:26
Thanks WR and hello.↳ Otis @12:25
Hi Otis, I can't wait to catch friendly persuassion again but have been out of town the last two friday nights... I'll actually probably be remotely connecting to my computer from mcdonalds for jukejoint gold tomorrow as i am suddenly camping↳ MHLee @12:28
suddenly camping??! leakage in your new apartment?↳ MHLee @12:28
On show notes, have caught a few Otherworld shows in the archives. You were my intro a few years back to Dungeon Synth and being such a huge fan of Ghost Box/Hauntology sounds, it all melds together so well. Have fun out in nature, turn off the devices as much as possible, yesssss.↳ MHLee @12:28
"Suddenly camping" What is this compulsion for what you call camping?↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:30
You're walking down the street, going about your business, then all of a sudden you find yourself camping.It can be pretty disturbing at first. But you get used to it. Just make sure you carry a can opener with you at all times.
↳ Mr Fab @12:32
😆↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:30
More like I had an invite to something I basically went to every year for the first couple decades for my life, suddenly had a way to get there, and then remembered I was supposed to be on air. I've done similiar remote to desktop to stream things from other houses (and once from work) before but never from a random place 12:35pm↳ Jan Turkenburg @12:33
Hi, Jan!↳ WR @12:30
Hi, Wr!↳ Otis @12:31
Oh yes, hauntology definately fits into that mix...↳ Mr Fab @12:55
😮↳ Song: "Lullaby—Lahel" by "Ursula K. Le Guin & Todd Barton"
This is a fascinating album↳ MHLee @12:58
"Music and Poetry of the Kesh is the documentation of an invented Pacific Coast peoples from a far distant time, and the soundtrack of famed science fiction author, Ursula K. Le Guin’s Always Coming Home. In the novel, the story of Stone Telling, a young woman of the Kesh, is woven within a larger anthropological folklore and fantasy.The ways of the Kesh were originally presented in 1985 as a five hundred plus page book accompanied with illustrations of instruments and tools, maps, a glossary of terms, recipes, poems, an alphabet (Le Guin’s conlang, so she could write non-English lyrics), and with early editions, a cassette of “field recordings” and indigenous song. Le Guin wanted to hear the people she’d imagined; she embarked on an elaborate process with her friend Todd Barton to invoke their spirit and tradition."
1:02pm↳ MHLee @12:59
Hi, MHLee!↳ MHLee @12:59
thanks!↳ Andrew in Toronto @1:02
Hi Andrew!↳ Mr Fab @1:11
I wish I could be in three places. Dungeonsynth Fest appalachia is this weekend, first year此内容由惯性聚合(RSS阅读器)自动聚合整理,仅供阅读参考。 原文来自 — 版权归原作者所有。