My Booze Hell, by Little Johnny Cartilage - 4. Frank Wignall
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Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Jamie Woon - Mirrorwriting
It’s comprised of twelve tracks recorded in East London and Trevone, Cornwall, and includes 2010 single ‘Night Air’, which boasts additional production from Burial. Earmarked as one to watch ever since his exquisite cover of ‘Wayfaring Stranger’ three years back (thanks in no small part to the remix by, yes, Burial), Woon’s star is now truly in the ascendant: he figured prominently in the BBC’s Sound of 2011 poll and performed a sell-out tour (another one has just been announced).
"It’s personal, almost therapeutic," says the 28-year-old of his songs and songwriting. "I’m quite a private person and I don’t set out to talk about my business in public but when songs are done you can’t get around it. They are like a code, and all you need is a mirror to read it."
Tracklist:
1. Night Air
2. Street
3. Lady Luck
4. Shoulda
5. Middle
6. Spirits
7. Echoes
8. Spiral
9. TMRW
10. Secondbreath
11. Gravity
12. Waterfront
(Via FACT)
Alison Krauss: A Hundred Miles or More - Live From the Tracking Room
An hour "in the studio" with the purest musician in America, watching her do songs from her last, elegant but over-finessed album. For a woman who places so much emphasis on naturalness and authenticity, she must really like her make-up artist, who appears to have done the job with a spatula and blowtorch. Nice outfits, though. And hair. The music? Nine songs, starting with "You're Just a Country Boy", performed with eminent guests in a hallowed atmosphere, plus interviews. About as natural and spontaneous as a 'Vogue' cover shoot. (The Independent, 4 January 2009)
1. You're Just A Country Boy 2. Away Down The River 3. How's The World Treating You 4. Sawing On The Strings 5. Shadows 6. Whiskey Lullaby 7. Jacob's Dream 8. Lay Down Beside Me 9. Simple Love
with:
Barry Bales, Ron Block, Sam Bush, Steve Cox, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan, John Hobbs, Abraham Laboriel, Greg Morrow, Gordon Mote, Brad Paisley, Tony Rice, James Taylor, Dan Tyminski, John Waite
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Sigur Rós - svefn-g-englar 1999 demo
early 1999 demo of svefn-g-englar, featuring early live versions of ný batterí and flugufrelsarinn.
svefn-g-englar 1999 demo by sigur rós
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2562 - Fever (2011 - Albumstream / NEW LINK!)
"Having defined his own unique take on dubstep and broken techno across his name-making brace of Tectonic LPs, Aerial and Unbalance, Dave Huismans completely overhauled his approach to music-making for album number three, imposing a very specific limitation upon himself: every single sound, “from the smallest background shiver to the most obese sub bass”, would have to originate from a 70s or 80s disco record. No additional synths, drum machines or other sample sources.
Crucially, the album that Huismans has made out of disco samples does not sound like disco. Fans of his previous records will feel right at home with the swagger and swing of Fever, its pulverising bass, its tensile drum patterns; but they’ll also perceive more liquidity to those 2562 grooves than ever before, and more colour to the whole, more joy. Don’t believe us? Have a listen for yourself, as we’re pleased to be able to give you the opportunity to stream the album in full, below, a week ahead of its release through Huismans’ own When In Doubt imprint." (fact magazine)
ALBUMSTREAM (new link!)
Dread_Lightning_Kelly: Podcast 40 - Big Happies Lyricalirrilly
1. Los Fabulocos; If You Know; Los Fabulocos
2. Charlie Hunter, Chinna Smith, Ernest Ranglin; What I Am; Earth Tones(Bread Fruit)
3. Amnesty; Mr. President; Free Your Mind
4. Miles Davis; Recollections; Big Fun
5. Luis Vecchio; Chabati; Afro-Rock
6. Laba Sosseh; Sayni Kay Fonema; el Sonero De Africa Vol 1
7. Lou Bond; Come On Snob; Lou Bond
8. Kurt Elling; Endless; The Message
9. Bad Brains; Ghetto; I and I Survived
10. Kurt Elling; It's Just A Thing; The Messenger
11. Le Grand Kalle,Don Gonzalo & Manu Dibango; Disiplini na K.D.L.; L'African Team
12. The Mar-Keys; Grab This Thing (Part 2); Funk Soul Brother Series Vol 3
13. Baay Sooly, Carlou D., Country Man; Wouty Zion; African Rebel Music
14. Chairmen of The Board; Skin I'm In; Skin I'm In
15. Pablove Black & Sound Dimension; Consumer (Version); Coxsone 7"
16. Max Tannone; Ms. Vampire Booty; Mos Dub
Usual Mixed bag here, shifting and shaping the sounds, starts pretty mellow but picks up along the way, WARNING 17 minute Miles track with John MacLaughlin on guitar, and a special shoutout to Kurt S. for introducing me to the choons of Kurt Elling. Hope you like the mix..........
1. http://www.deltagrooveproductions.com/music/artists/losfabulocos/main.html
3. http://amnestytheband.com/review_20070213_stopsmilingonline.html
4. http://www.milesdavis.com/au/home
6. http://www.descarga.com/cgi-bin/db/archives/Profile88
7. http://staxrecords.free.fr/lbond.htm
8. http://kurtelling.com/index.php
9. http://www.badbrains.com/
10. http://kurtelling.com/index.php
12. http://www.history-of-rock.com/markeys.htm
13. http://www.thisisafrica.me/artists/detail/463/Baay-Sooley
14. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chairmen_of_the_Board_%28band%29
16. http://www.maxtannone.com/
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Beeden who is a contributor to 'Exile' also does these brilliant podcasts.
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Eric Cantona - Football is not for rich people
“What I think is a shame is that people from lower backgrounds can’t afford to go to the stadium anymore,” Cantona told ESPN. “These are the real fans of football. The game is in their blood. Football is not for rich people. Sure, rich people love football, but it is not such a big part of their life like it is for the working class. I think clubs should make a quarter or half of the stadium where the tickets are not expensive, where these people don’t have to make a big sacrifice to go to the game. It’s their children who will grow up to be the great professional players, not the children of rich people.”
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