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Adventures In Modern Music

Hosted by Chris Bohn. A divided Germanies special to commemorate this month’s 50th anniversary of the building of the Berlin Wall.

Part 1: The Guilt Structure 1945–1961

Ammer Einheit
“IV. Akt, 08.05.1945, Bunker”
from Deutsche Kriege
(Invisible CD)

Noel Coward
“Don’t Let’s Be Beastly To The Germans”
from This Record Is Not To Be Broadcast (Part 1)
(Fantastic Voyage DL)

Wolfgang Müller & Namosh
“Die Schuld Struktur”
from 25 Jahre Geniale Dilletanten
(Monitorpop Entertainment 7”)

Ernst Busch
“Dank Euch Ihr Sowjetsoldaten”
from Roter Oktober
(BARBArossa CD)

Marlene Dietrich
“In The Ruins Of Berlin”
from La Blonde Venus 1928–1948
(Frémeaux 2xCD)

Ernst Busch
“Denk Daran, Marlene”
from Fort Mit Dem Trümmern
(BARBArossa/Lied Der Zeit CD)

Brötzmann/Van Hove/Bennink
“Hanns Eisler: Einheitsfrontlied”
(FMP 7”)


Part 2: Leaden times 1961–1978

Asmus Tietchens
“Grünschattiger Nachmittag 1979”
from Marches Funebres
(Auf Abwegen CD)

John F Kennedy
“Berlin Wall Speech (26 June 1963)”
from The Best Of The Speeches 1960–1963
(Stardust DL)

Blurt
“Bullets For You”
from Let There Be Blurt Volume One: The Fish Needs A Bike
(Salamander CD)

Trespassers W
“Medley: Macht Kaputt Was Euch Kaputt Macht/Einheitsfrontlied/Shell-Yell”
from Macht Kaputt EP
(A Deaf Mute 7”)

39 Clocks
“Heat Of Violence”
from The Original Psycho Beat
(What’s So Funny About CD)

Freunde Der Italienischen Oper
“Holiday”
from Spannung Leistung, Widerstand: Magnetbanduntergrund DDR 1979–1990
(Verbrecherverlag/Zonic Pbk+2xCD)

Taymur Streng/Ornament & Verbrechen
“Das sentimentale Ufo”
from Spannung Leistung, Widerstand: Magnetbanduntergrund DDR 1979–1990
(Verbrecherverlag/Zonic Pbk+2xCD)

AG Geige
“Wir Lassen Die Fahnen Wehn”
from Raabe?
(Zensor CD)

Der Plan
“Generäle Essen Gerne Erdbeereis”
from Geri Reig Und Normalette Surprise
(Atatak CD)

Abwärts
“Affentanz”
from Der Westen Ist Einsam
(Phonogram CD)


Part 3: Endgames 1979–90

Einstürzende Neubauten
“Steh auf Berlin”
from Kollaps
(Potomak CD)

Camp Sophisto
“Obsession”
from Songs In Praise Of The Revolution
(Pure Freude 7”)

Frauen für Schlechte Tage/Rainy Day Women
“Frauen Für Schlechte Tage”
(Monogam 7”)

Frieder Butzmann
“Verletzter Buddha”
from Vertrauensmann Des Volkes
(Zensor LP)

Die Trummerfrauen
“Gelbkreuz”
(Zensor 7”)

DAF
“Kebabträume”
(Mute 7”)

Mekanïk Destrüktïw Komandöh
“Rhytmus Der Musik”
from Rohe Gewalt
(ZickZack 7”)

Max Müller
“Wir steh’n Hier Jeden Tag”
(Die Tödliche Doris 7”)

Liedertafel Margot Honecker
“Überall, FDJ”
from Vorwärts, Freie Deutsche Jugend
(Walter Ulbricht Schallfolien 7”)

Abwärts
“Sonderzug Zur Endstation (Bananen Mix)”
(Totenkopf Maxi-CD)

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Boxcutter - Brood (Hotflush)
Djinn - Something You Know (Dub)
TMSV - Cold (Box Clever)
SP:MC & LX One - Judgement (Tempa)
D Cult - Theory (Dub)
Dub Child - Mout Zion [Protocol X rmx] (Storming Productions)
Skream - A New Dawn (Swamp 81)
ASBO [All Soundboy Out]
Nanobyte - Ominous (Dub - Forthcoming Sequence Recordings)
Innasekt - Cluster (Boka Records)
Innasekt - Static (Frijsfo Beats)
Nanobyte - Bloodshed (Dub - Forthcoming Sequence Recordings)
Commodo & Lurka - Airtight (Blackbox)
D Cult - Woken (Dub)
DJ Madd - Murder 96 (Blackbox)
Biome - Industrial (Dub)
Sully - Flickers (Creative Space Records)
Lost & I.E. - Levitate (One Gun Salute)
Djinn - Darkness Falls (Dub)
J:Kenzo - Nocturnal Feelings (Tuba Records)
Pinch - Swish (Deep Medi)
Goth Trad - Sunbeam (Deep Medi)
Vivek - Feel It (Deep Medi)
D1 - Missin' (Tempa)
Grapes - Rabbit Stew (Heavy Pressure Recordings)
Cyrus - Beatwise (Random Trio Productions)
King Cannibal - Call Me Mr. Cold Blooded (Rag & Bone)

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The job was gone, the gun was loaded, and a voice was saying, “You’re a waste, give up now, do it now.”
It was a command, not a suggestion, and what mattered at that moment — a winter evening in 2000 — was not where the voice was coming from, but how assured it was, how persuasive.
Losing his first decent job ever seemed like too much for Joe Holt to live with. It was time.
“All I remember then is a knock on the bedroom door and my wife, Patsy, she sits down on the bed and hugs me, and I’m holding the gun in my left hand, down here, out of sight,” said Mr. Holt, 50, a computer consultant and entrepreneur who has a diagnosis of schizophrenia.
“She says, ‘Joe, I know you feel like quitting, but what if tomorrow is the day you get what you want?’ And walks out. I sat there staring at that gun for an hour at least, and finally decided — never again. It can never be an option. Patsy deserves for me to be trying.”
In recent years, researchers have begun talking about mental health care in the same way addiction specialists speak of recovery — the lifelong journey of self-treatment and discipline that guides substance abuse programs. The idea remains controversial: managing a severe mental illness is more complicated than simply avoiding certain behaviors. The journey has more mazes, fewer road signs.
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Australian court halts Malaysia asylum deal

Australia's High Court has stopped the authorities from deporting a boat-load of asylum seekers to Malaysia.

Lawyers for the group of refugees argued that their transfer to Malaysia would be illegal.
Judges ruled there was a "sufficiently serious question", and ordered a halt to such transfers until a full hearing can be held later this month.
The ruling could jeopardise Australia's deal to send 800 asylum seekers to Malaysia over the next four years.
Under the deal, Australia would take 4,000 refugees who have already been processed in Malaysia.
But critics say refugees are often mistreated in Malaysia, which has not signed several human rights treaties.
The group of asylum seekers was the first to be targeted under the deal.
They were picked up in Australian waters and taken to Christmas Island, which hosts a controversial facility where hundreds of asylum seekers are kept in detention while their claims are processed.
A human rights lawyer representing the 42 asylum seekers argued that sending the group to Malaysia would be illegal.
The lawyer, David Manne, told Australian radio ahead of the hearing that Malaysia had a "troubling record when it comes to treatment of refugees".
High Court Justice Kenneth Hayne ruled there was a "sufficiently serious question" for the case to have a full hearing, ordering a temporary injunction on the transfers.
Both Canberra and Kuala Lumpur have insisted their agreement provided the necessary safeguards.

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has said the agreement will "smash the business model of people smugglers".

But the Australian Human Rights Commission, a watchdog body, has expressed concern - particularly over the welfare of young asylum seekers.
"It is very difficult to see how he [Immigration Minister Chris Bowen] can be satisfied that it is in the best interest of an unaccompanied child to send that child to Malaysia, a country that is not a signatory to the refugees convention," its head, Catherine Branson, said last month.
Australia currently has more than 6,000 asylum seekers in detention originating from countries including Iran, Iraq, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
The UN has previously criticised Australia for holding all asylum seekers in detention centres while their applications are assessed.
The migrants are held for months at the Christmas Island centre, about 1,500 miles (2,400km) from the Australian mainland, and in other facilities.
@'BBC'