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- talking_animal said...
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- 6 Apr 2006, 00:29
New era in talking_animalistic music

Oh No
David Berger and The Sultans of Swing
Jorge Aragão

Click through to discover more (I hope...).

[quote][b][user]talking_animal[/user][/b] said: [font=Times][size=11][artist]Oh No[/artist] [artist]David Berger and The Sultans of Swing[/artist] [artist]Jorge Aragão[/artist] Click through to discover more (I hope...).[/size][/font][/quote]

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- talking_animal said...
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- 24 Apr 2006, 13:32
This week's forage
Haale Go to her website immediately and download her four killer tracks. I heard Haale on the terrestrial radio last night and she blew me away. She nails the sweet spot between world and trance and ambient, but with real instruments and actual passion. Yum.
Don Byron Still enjoying his Lester Young-inspired album from year before last, Ivey-Divey
Randy Weston Randy is coming to town tomorrow night; everybody should know him.
[quote][b][user]talking_animal[/user][/b] said: [font=Georgia][color=#993300][ulist][li][artist]Haale[/artist] Go to [url=http://www.haale.com]her website[/url] immediately and download her four killer tracks. I heard Haale on the terrestrial radio last night and she blew me away. She nails the sweet spot between world and trance and ambient, but with real instruments and actual passion. Yum.[/li][li][artist]Don Byron[/artist] Still enjoying his [artist]Lester Young[/artist]-inspired album from year before last, [i]Ivey-Divey[/i] [/li][li][artist]Randy Weston[/artist] Randy is coming to town tomorrow night; everybody should know him.[/li][/ulist] [/color][/font][/quote]

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- talking_animal said...
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- 11 May 2006, 02:26
Month of May esoteric recos
Von Freeman has only 34 listeners on last. And he's a great jazz player, too.
Edward Meeker is a recording artist from the early, early part of the 20th century. I like I'm getting ready for my mother-in-law as a good example of a nice funny, rollicking song. Since it's as old as the hills, you can download it here.
Mali Twist is the track by Boubacar Traoré, one of those great radio presences from Radiodiffusion et Télévision du Mali from the late sixties. "Mali Twist" is his theme song, but the whole album that came out on CD a while back, Je chanterai pour toi is pretty special.
[quote][b][user]talking_animal[/user][/b] said: [font=verdana][color=#009900][ulist][li][artist]Von Freeman[/artist] has only 34 listeners on last. And he's a great jazz player, too.[/li][li][artist]Edward Meeker[/artist] is a recording artist from the early, early part of the 20th century. I like [track artist=Edward Meeker]I'm getting ready for my mother-in-law[/track] as a good example of a nice funny, rollicking song. Since it's as old as the hills, you can download it [url=http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/search.php?queryType=@attr%201=1016%20&query=edward%20meeker&num=1&start=45&sortBy=cnum&sortOrder=id]here[/url].[/li][li][track artist=Boubacar Traoré]Mali Twist[/track] is the track by [artist]Boubacar Traoré[/artist], one of those great radio presences from Radiodiffusion et Télévision du Mali from the late sixties. "Mali Twist" is his theme song, but the whole album that came out on CD a while back, [album artist=Boubacar Traoré]Je chanterai pour toi[/album] is pretty special.[/li][/ulist][/color][/font][/quote]

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- ydebru said...
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- 11 May 2006, 17:19
Von Freeman: last of a unique breed

Man, he's got technique & style!

Didn't he go to LaSalle High School in Chicago, whose music department produced such greats of the sax like John Gilmore?

I got to see Gilmore live several times, and it was a blast to see him playing in the style of Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, and Ben Webster.

Von F. can do that, too.

I need to brush up on Von. I don't have any of his recordings, currently, with the exception of some misplaced cassette tapes.

Thanks!

"I confess, I do not believe in time."

- Vladimir Nabokov

[quote][b][user]ydebru[/user][/b] said: Man, he's got technique & style! Didn't he go to LaSalle High School in Chicago, whose music department produced such greats of the sax like John Gilmore? I got to see Gilmore live several times, and it was a blast to see him playing in the style of Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, and Ben Webster. Von F. can do that, too. I need to brush up on Von. I don't have any of his recordings, currently, with the exception of some misplaced cassette tapes. Thanks![/quote]

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- sarianna said...
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- 5 Jun 2007, 08:00
th best i can do is top 7, & even that's tough

Black Randy & the Metrosquad
Lizzy Mercier Descloux
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
John Fahey
Annette Peacock
The Homosexuals
ゆらゆら帝国

1..2..3..art!

[quote][b][user]sarianna[/user][/b] said: [artist]Black Randy & The Metrosquad[/artist] [artist]Lizzy Mercier Descloux[/artist] [artist]The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy[/artist] [artist]John Fahey[/artist] [artist]Annette Peacock[/artist] [artist]The Homosexuals[/artist] [artist]ゆらゆら帝国[/artist][/quote]

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- ydebru said...
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- 7 Jun 2007, 05:29
Oooh!

I saw Black Randy live in concert many times.
He was amazing. I enjoyed chatting with him about Sun Ra, and other related topics.

"I confess, I do not believe in time."

- Vladimir Nabokov

[quote][b][user]ydebru[/user][/b] said: I saw [artist]Black Randy[/artist] live in concert many times. He was amazing. I enjoyed chatting with him about Sun Ra, and other related topics. [/quote]

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- affe55 said...
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- 16 Jul 2007, 12:32
Week 29:

The Fall
Kinky Friedman And The Texas Jew Boys
Melt-Banana

FRAK

[quote][b][user]affe55[/user][/b] said: [b]Week 29:[/b] [artist]The Fall[/artist] [artist]Kinky Friedman And The Texas Jew Boys[/artist] [artist]Melt-Banana[/artist] [/quote]

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- JakobVirgil said...
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- 6 Sep 2007, 19:15
Charles Ives
The Birthday Party
a nihilist-punk named after a Pinter play. Both intellectual and savagely stupid. What could be better than screaming strophe anti-strophe
Arnold Schönberg for me he opened up the possibilities of what a melody could be.
Doc Watson

beth aven
url=www.youtube.com/user/JakobVirgil/videos]My Short Films

[quote][b][user]JakobVirgil[/user][/b] said: [artist]Charles Ives [/artist] [artist]The Birthday Party[/artist] a nihilist-punk named after a Pinter play. Both intellectual and savagely stupid. What could be better than screaming strophe anti-strophe [artist]Arnold Schönberg[/artist] for me he opened up the possibilities of what a melody could be. [artist]Doc Watson [/artist] [/quote]

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- ydebru said...
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- 7 Sep 2007, 19:51
my latest 3

Dolemite

Steaming Coils

Tom Recchion

"I confess, I do not believe in time."

- Vladimir Nabokov

[quote][b][user]ydebru[/user][/b] said: [artist]Dolemite[/artist] [artist]Steaming Coils[/artist] [artist]Tom Recchion[/artist][/quote]

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- davisford said...
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- 21 Oct 2007, 16:45
Has to be something with wide range; I guess island picks..being stuck with nothing else but the complete catalogue of these three would keep me busy for a while.

Sun City Girls

Don Cherry

Sun Ra

[quote][b][user]davisford[/user][/b] said: Has to be something with wide range; I guess island picks..being stuck with nothing else but the complete catalogue of these three would keep me busy for a while. [artist]Sun City Girls[/artist] [artist]Don Cherry[/artist] [artist]Sun Ra[/artist][/quote]

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- ydebru said...
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- 25 Oct 2007, 05:35
mu!

don cherry and ed blackwell

yeah!

"I confess, I do not believe in time."

- Vladimir Nabokov

[quote][b][user]ydebru[/user][/b] said: don cherry and ed blackwell yeah![/quote]

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- talking_animal said...
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- 25 Oct 2007, 23:23
Mu Hoo!

That's a monster record, Yde.

[quote][b][user]talking_animal[/user][/b] said: That's a monster record, Yde.[/quote]

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- ydebru said...
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- 2 Nov 2007, 17:23
the truth is...

that anything featuring Ed Blackwell on drums &/or percussion is very nice indeed.

"I confess, I do not believe in time."

- Vladimir Nabokov

[quote][b][user]ydebru[/user][/b] said: that anything featuring [artist]Ed Blackwell[/artist] on drums &/or percussion is very nice indeed. [/quote]

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- Grindfucked said...
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- 7 Apr 2008, 22:23
recent favorites

Ok, I'll give you three bands/artists that I recently found and which I liked/like:

Liquid Liquid

Thighpaulsandra

Spring Heel Jack

that's it... except for the fact that I could easily add something like 200 more artists :P

[quote][b][user]Grindfucked[/user][/b] said: Ok, I'll give you three bands/artists that I recently found and which I liked/like: [artist]Liquid Liquid[/artist] [artist]Thighpaulsandra[/artist] [artist]Spring Heel Jack[/artist] that's it... except for the fact that I could easily add something like 200 more artists :P[/quote]

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- ydebru said...
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- 9 Apr 2008, 04:56
what genre do these bands come from mr. g?

i'm a total ignoramus at times, you know.

"I confess, I do not believe in time."

- Vladimir Nabokov

[quote][b][user]ydebru[/user][/b] said: i'm a total ignoramus at times, you know.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 15 Apr 2008, 10:58
I'm actually quite pleased to come across this, because the only artists I've heard of are really very good, if you ask me.

My own contribution:

Death Ambient

World's End Girlfriend

Etant Donnés

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: I'm actually quite pleased to come across this, because the only artists I've heard of are really very good, if you ask me. My own contribution: [artist]Death Ambient[/artist] [artist]World's End Girlfriend[/artist] [artist]Etant Donnés[/artist][/quote]

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- Grindfucked said...
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- 21 Apr 2008, 20:00
concerning the artists

oh, of course I can clarify which genres the artists are involved in. it is as follows:

Liquid Liquid: post-funk/post-punk/experimental

Thighpaulsandra: experimental, post-industrial, ambient

Spring Heel Jack: experimental drum'n'bass, involving free jazz in later years.

as said before, most of the bands/artists coming up here are really great, as are yours Dedalus. Both Death Ambient and World's End Girlfried are really nice. Haven't heard Etant Donnés though, is it any good?

[quote][b][user]Grindfucked[/user][/b] said: oh, of course I can clarify which genres the artists are involved in. it is as follows: [artist]Liquid Liquid[/artist]: post-funk/post-punk/experimental [artist]Thighpaulsandra[/artist]: experimental, post-industrial, ambient [artist]Spring Heel Jack[/artist]: experimental drum'n'bass, involving free jazz in later years. as said before, most of the bands/artists coming up here are really great, as are yours Dedalus. Both Death Ambient and World's End Girlfried are really nice. Haven't heard Etant Donnés though, is it any good?[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 22 Apr 2008, 16:16
My recent obsession. I don't know how you would label them.
They've worked with Genesis P-Orridge and Lydia Lunch, that kind of art house post-industrial
That was a mistag, though, I found out the other day.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: My recent obsession. I don't know how you would label them. They've worked with Genesis P-Orridge and Lydia Lunch, that kind of art house post-industrial That was a mistag, though, I found out the other day.[/quote]

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- darksungrim777 said...
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- 29 Jul 2008, 11:13
"Only 3"? No way, at least 20 favourite bands i need in my life, and i'm happy.

If you thought for yourself others wouldn't have to.

[quote][b][user]darksungrim777[/user][/b] said: "Only 3"? No way, at least 20 favourite bands i need in my life, and i'm happy.[/quote]

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