Sugar - Copper Blue [Deluxe Edition]
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Friday, 6 December 2013
♪♫ Keith Le Blanc & The News Dissector - Revolutionary Situation
The best musical tribute to Mandela
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Grateful Dead - 30 Days of Dead 2013 (Complete Download)
02 – New Minglewood Blues (Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY 02-24-71)
03 – So Many Roads (Boston Garden, Boston, MA 10-01-94)
04 – Sugaree (Cleveland Public Auditorium, Cleveland, OH 08-26-80)
05 – Cream Puff War (Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA 07-03-66)
06 – Playin’ In The Band (Feyline Field, Tempe, AZ 11-25-73)
07 – West L.A. Fadeaway (Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT 03-27-87)
08 – Uncle John’s Band (Fillmore East, New York, NY 02-11-70)
09 – Passenger (Allan Kirby Field House, Easton, PA 05-07-79)
10 – Tennessee Jed (Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ 07-10-89)
11 – Black Peter (San Antonio Civic Auditorium, San Antonio, TX 11-12-71)
12 – The Music Never Stopped (Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA 06-12-76)
13 – Loose Lucy (Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY 03-27-93)
14 – Big Railroad Blues (Academy Of Music, New York, NY 03-22-72)
15 – High Time (Baltimore Civic Center, Baltimore, MD 05-26-77)
16 – That’s It For The Other One (Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA 08-23-68)
17 – Let It Grow-Don’t Ease Me In (Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 09-16-87)
18 – Candyman (Alligator Alley Gym-University Of Florida, Gainesville, FL 11-29-80)
19 – Feel Like A Stranger (Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI 03-31-86)
20 – Stagger Lee (Uptown Theatre, Chicago, IL 11-18-78)
21 – I Need A Miracle-Bertha (Iowa Fieldhouse-University Of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 08-10-82)
22 – Corrina (Charlotte Coliseum, Charlotte, NC 03-23-95)
23 – My Brother Esau (River Bend Music Center, Cincinatti, OH 06-24-85)
24 – China Cat Sunflower-I Know You Rider (Assembly Hall-University Of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, IL 02-21-73)
25 – Space-Only A Fool (New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT 04-23-84
26 – Friend Of The Devil (Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA 05-18-77)
27 – Alligator-Caution (Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA 11-10-67)
28 – Hell In A Bucket-Don’t Ease Me In (Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, NY 06-27-85)
29 – Scarlet Begonias-Fire On The Mountain (Field House-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY 05-07-78
30 – Bird Song (Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA 09-10-72)
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♪♫ Cosey Fanni Tutti - Bioschismic
‘Bioschismic’
“Time becomes plastic. Your experience of time morphs................And when you come out of it, on the strong days right before the next scheduled infusion, all of that time compresses into blurry waves of noise.” Xeni Jardin
Time is defined by and within the human experience yet the dominance of ‘linear’ time prevails. We are inextricably linked with time, ‘Life’ is measured in time.
Depending on particular situations our experience of time can be elusive, appear stretched, accelerated, and on occasions all too specifically in synch with defined parameters. Audio recordings, film, Internet, and photography are some of the means by which we choose to mark ‘times’. Such documentary methods signify our need to externalise particular events and also to activate memories.
‘Bioschismic’ is created solely from audio and photographic documentation of Xeni’s time spent receiving chemotherapy. The repetitive drip drip rhythm of the toxic chemicals measured in precise doses over a specific period of time provide the prospect of extending (life) time. Time is the dominant force yet the effects of the drugs change the experience of time to a space that is other worldly - a different time zone - a schism within and for life itself.
Cosey Fanni Tutti
‘Bioschism’ - inspired and made possible by Xeni Jardin
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
♪♫ Gary Clail - The World's Gone Crazy (HippyPunk Revibe)
Remix by Libby Lawes from Gary's forthcoming album
Billy Bragg on Spotify
Billy Bragg writes:
Spotify have just announced that they are going to give artists direct access to their data, including how much their work has earned, in the hope of bringing some transparency to the heated debate over royalty rates on the streaming service. They've just put up a website which explains how artists royalties are calculated and, most importantly, how they are distributed.
The key to understanding why some artists feel that Spotify do not pay enough for their music can be found in the section labeled 'Royalties: in detail'. Here you can see that Spotify pays 70% of the money it receives to rights holders - aka record labels and publishers.
This year, by their own estimates, they've paid over US $350 million to rights holders. The labels and publishers must be really pleased. So why are artists not sharing in this bonanza? The problem is right there in detail no4:
"Once Spotify has paid a rights owner the total royalties due for their accumulated streams, that label or publisher pays each artist according to that artist’s contractual royalty rates."
By making the raw data available directly to artists, Spotify is shining a light onto years of shady practices by major record labels, who are relying on low royalty rates set in the old days of vinyl to protect their bottom line in the digital age.
Spotify is a business just like any and wants to make as much money as possible, but with this unprecedented move, it has shown that it is willing to work with artists to help them secure proper remuneration for their work.
Spotify royalties: in detail
♪♫ Dr Dub @Shanty Town Ramsgate (23/8/13)
ON.U Sound Celebration's Dr Dub is resident DJ at Adrian Sherwood's recently opened underground club Shanty Town in Ramsgate. This is a recording of his first deejay-set at the club. Tracklist
Monday, 2 December 2013
Sunday, 1 December 2013
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