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TearsToShreds
Got the Kayo Dot gig from Rotterdam back. Uploaded it on Youtube... volume's low, so turn up them speakers! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eptBCWEX1r0
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TearsToShreds
I'm afraid I lost the recording of the concert, after I had a break-in and my computer was stolen. :( Knifeintheback might still have it, since I sent it to him at some point. Ask him. And if he still does have it, let me know. :D http://www.last.fm/user/knifeintheback
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aske-
Absolutely! It's a wonderful movie. It displays one of my favorite music genres in such a beautiful way. I should rewatch it soon, it's such a purifying movie. I got the chance to see Eureka in theatres which is another great film by the same director. It's quite long but by the end of the film you're going to wish it was longer...
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I forgot to read your message, sorry about that. I'll try to think of something with those themes. I can't think of anything that hasn't been mentioned yet and that has your newest English criteria but I'll ask some friends and such. I would have recommended Shadows by Cassavetes but he does not follow a linear structure line in his narrative, haha.
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Yeah, it's a great movie. I have the movie you recommended me downloaded, it's just that I have a very big backlog. Shcnittke's 1st is just so exciting to me, it's all over the place (in a good way). I love music that is like that. Did you get the one performed by Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and conducted by Leif Segerstam? Although I don't think it will make a big difference if you disliked the composition.
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aske-
Interesting rec, I'll check it out! I haven't seen any vietnamese films actually, I've had "When the Tenth Month Comes" on my backlog for quite some time now. You should check out Alfred Schnittke (Symphony No. 1) Bernard Parmegiani (La créeation du monde), Conlon Nancarrow (Lost Works, Last Works), François Bayle (Erosphère), Giancinto Scelsi (Quattro pezzi per orchestra; Anahit; Uaxuctum), Iannis Xenakis (Electronic Music), Krzysztof Penderecki (Matrix 5), Luigi Nono (Como una ola de fuerza y luz; .....sofferte onde serene...; Contrappunto dialettico alla mente) and Pierre Henry (Le voyage) if you haven't.
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1nfinitezer0
timmeh!!!! i finally checked my friend invites, hehe. looking forward to finding gems in your library ~: )
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XXITheWorld
Actually I was supposed to go see him but in the end I couldn't make it, I just didn't remove the event from my Last.fm, so I can't really tell you. I do hope too that Keiji Haino will pull out some of his electric Fushitsusha-esque stuff. Some singing and weird instruments would be cool too. I really don't know what to expect from that show and that's why I like Keiji so much
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XXITheWorld
If I can go to Satoko Fujii and Peter Brotzmann too at Suoni it would be pretty cool, but my #1 priotity is Haino
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XXITheWorld
Yeah I was pretty sad I missed Plastikman, Echospace and Pole at Mutek since I couldn't go. But I am definitely seeing Haino next friday. He's been one of the artists I want to see live the most for a while now
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XXITheWorld
For my part, I was glad. I thought he would play some of his more melodic solo stuff, and not Pan-Sonic style noisy things. It turned out it was like the noisy tracks of Pan Sonic, but noisier, which is always a good thing
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XXITheWorld
Two thirds of the audience left running, the one third that remained almost did him a standing ovation
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micahnewman
Mesmerized by your avatar. What's it from? And why does everyone and their dog listen to J Dilla? Guess I should find out for myself...
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GoodnightLondon
saw you looking at my profile, so you're coming across the pond for ATP, eh?
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