Blood (Eye & Ear Control Rework)

YHF Mix

00 Outtake 01 Solo/Demo/Unified Theory 02 Demo 03 Live (22) 04 Low/Alternate 05 Live (22) 06 Solo 07 Unified Theory 08 Demo 09 Live (02) 10 Live (11) 11 Demo

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Chicago's Finest VS Eye & Ear Control

Wilco - Ashes of American Flags (Stravinsky Mix)

 

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Live In The Studio Version

Japanese Breakfast & Jeff Tweedy - Jesus, Etc. (Pitchfork Music Festival Chicago 2022)

The Fire Engines - We Don't Need This Fascist Groove Thing

The Last, Painful Days of Anthony Bourdain

Leonard Cohen: In The Jukebox Heart

The Sublime Frequencies of New Old Media

The Upsetter VS The Creation Rebel - Live at Le Poisson Rouge NY (05/2013)

Live mix by Adrian Sherwood

Tackhead - Willy Town Festival Ansonia Ohio (24/9/22)

L-R: Adrian, Keith, Reggie, Bernard, Doug and Skip

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Tackhead with the addition of Reggie Griffin on guitar, sax and keyboards live from Willy Town OH three days ago

Setlist: 

Mind At The End Of The Tether / Tell Me The Hurt /Rock This House / Black Cinderella /King Bee / Repetition / Stormy Weather / Fire

Adrian Sherwood & Horace Andy - Making Midnight Rocker

Fergus Kelly - Ever Circling (2020)

This stereo soundscape is a tribute to the 70s work of David Bowie, centring principally on the five years between 1973 and 1977, though also bracketed with elements from earlier work and final work. It excludes Pin-Ups, but includes Iggy Pop's album The Idiot, as the music was mainly composed by Bowie (using it as a trial run for ideas fleshed out on Low), and is a fascinating bridge between Station To Station and Low. 

The piece functions like a radio play or speculative documentary; it is an affectionate portrait where edits from songs form building blocks for new combinations, associations and references, along with music he was influenced by/took from, film, current affairs, comedy, field recordings and interviews. It is cinema for the ear, and should be listened to via a decent amp and speaker set up or good headphones - *not* computer speakers or smartphone, as much detail and subtlety will be lost. The piece is freely downloadable to transfer to suitable listening media. 

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T.A.Z.

I admired Peter Lamborn Wilson's writings when I first came across him in the early Semiotext(e) issues of Schizo - Culture & Polysexuality and then his Temporary Autonomous Zone idea

However (and it is a very BIG however) his NAMBLA support to my mind negates the importance of a lot of his work. 

When you are aware of this side of him it does add a different dimension to the meanings of 'secret societies' and 'amour fou' for example 

 

The Temporary Autonomous Zone 

'Tong' from the Bill Laswell produced album T.A.Z.

T.A.Z. (1983) with Hakim Bey, Robert Anton Wilson, Nick Herbert, Rob Brezsny and Joseph Matheny

Semiotext(e) SF

Reusable Reality Mix (A Short Introduction To The Solo Recordings of Richard H Kirk)

Tracklist: Datacrime - The Number of Magic - Mapou (as Sandoz) - Human Spirit - Freezone - Celestial Dawn Imagined - This Pill (as The Third Man) - Chant To Jah (as Sandoz) 

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Horace Andy - Midnight Scorcher