LPH 791 - Bits (1965-2022)
1 hour ago
Saturday, 23 April 2016
Melbourne Arts Centre last night
Friday, 22 April 2016
Delta
As our Delta flight lands in Minneapolis tonight, lights dimmed purple for #Prince w/@jackhannahcnn @jasonkCNN pic.twitter.com/TVUYJkMF29— Kyung Lah (@KyungLahCNN) April 22, 2016
Well played Google. Well played
We are gathered here today— Google (@google) April 21, 2016
To get through this thing called life. https://t.co/HthUrlGVeV pic.twitter.com/xT8oKjpDZc
We however in Australia being ahead timewise get an Earth Day doodle
Thursday, 21 April 2016
The Pop Group Q&A at Rough Trade
Recorded live at Rough Trade East on 22nd February 2016.
Gareth Sager and Mark Stewart in conversation with author /
journalist Mark Fisher and writer / theorist Kodwo Eshun, discussing The
Pop Group's seminal post-punk album 'For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate
Mass Murder', originally released on Rough Trade Records in 1980 and
now reissued by Freaks R Us (FREAK19)
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Studio 1 Best (Mixtape)
01. Bonny & Skitter - Lumumbo
02. Ken Boothe & Stranger Cole - Arte Bella
03. Jackie Mittoo - El Bang Bang
04. Freedom Sounds - Soul Brothers
05. Horace Andy - Got To Be Sure
06. Sound Dimension - Call 1143
07. Sound Dimension - Baby Face
08. Dennis Brown - Make It Easy On Yourself
09. Freddie McKay - Love Is A Treasure
10. Jacob Miller - Love Is A Message
11. Jackie Mittoo - Drum Song (Alt. Cut)
12. Prince Jazzbo - Apollo 16
13. Keith Wilson - God I God I Say
14. Barrington Spence - Contemplating Mind
15. Johnny Osbourne - People A Watch Me
16. Johnny Osbourne - Can't Buy Love
17. Glen Washington - Glory Alleleujah
18. Sugar Minott - Vanity
19. Michigan & Smiley - Rub A Dub Style
20. Michigan & Smiley - Nice Up The Dance
21. Willie Williams - Armagideon Time
22. Brigadier Jerry - Every Man Is Mi Brethren
23. Hugh Griffith - Dance Hall Session
24. Dynamic Four - Let's Make Love
25. Alton Ellis - African Descendants
26. Zoot Simms - African Challenge
27. Sound Dimension - Declaration Version
28. Big Joe - Rights Of
29. The Viceroys - Shadrach, Meshach And Abednego
30. Tony Tuff - Cool It
31. Horace Andy - Mr. Bassie
32. Sugar Minott - Jah Jah Lead Us
33. Cornell Campbell & The Eternals - Stars
34. Dolly Man - Trigger Happy
35. K Vibes - Frenemies
36. The Heptones - How Can I Leave You
37. Glen Washington - Love Knows No Shame
38. Glen Washington - I Am A Surviver
39. Alton Ellis - Hurting Me
40. Delroy Wilson - How Can I Love Someone
41. Lone Ranger - Now The Gate Fly
42. Captain Sinbad - Sister Maracle (Live)
Sonnets
Bloody typical isn't it? You wait ages for an album of Shakespeare's sonnets to appear and then two come along at once
Monday, 18 April 2016
Richard Ashcroft interviewed by John Doran
The British Masters - Chapter 7
In this episode our host John Doran sits down with former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft ahead of the release of his fourth solo album 'These People’. Ashcroft discusses fatherhood, what he misses about the North, and Bitter Sweet Symphony
Primal Scream ft Jason Pierce - Mantra For A State of Mind
RSD 12"
(S'Xpress cover)
This cover of ‘Mantra For A State Of Mind’ will feature on the digital version of 'Enjoy This Trip’ (out 27th May 2016).
A collection of remixes and cover versions by artists that Mark Moore from S'Xpress has been an influence on and a friend to
www.markmoore.com
Dennett's Brain
A Brainmusic video, transcribing Dan Dennett's brain as music.
Visualization/Sonification of fMRI of 5 min of "rest state" (aka "default mode") of Daniel Dennett, recorded December 16, 2015.
The data were preprocessed via Independent Component Analysis, separating ten temporally coherent networks, that is, regions of the brain that activate/deactivate together. In the movie the ten networks are rendered as ten bands of varying intensity over time. As activity in a network increases the brain areas depicted brighten. At the same time, each of the ten components is assigned a musical tone. The loudness of the tone also varies with component intensity. This plays in real time. Images taken every .475 seconds were smoothed into the movie you see. Does Dennett's brain really move with such elegiac slowness? No. fMRI images, and cerebral blood flow, blur the staccato activity of billions of neurons into the waves of sound you hear
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