A strange emission

[imomus]

Here's Strange Emission, an occasional radio programme—introducing some odd music—in the form of a stereo mp3 file, 128kBs rich, 30MB heavy, and 33 mins. 44 secs. long.

Comments

Thank you!

[anglerfish96.livejournal.com]

I'm downloading right now-- does it have Moondog on it? I'd heard about him while back but forgot about it since the "mp3 revolution".

Anyway, have a great day. That goes for everyone.

[nicepimmelkarl.livejournal.com]

http://www.fuckforforest.com

[petit-paradis.livejournal.com]

gothploitation

[petit-paradis.livejournal.com]

it takes some time to download that one!

*waits impatiently*

[(Anonymous)]

Nice start to the day. I have the Holger Hiller tracks you played, but none of the others. Will investigate those further. Thanks.

Incidentally did you know that Holger sampled you on the track "L'Amour Fou"( off the "Holger Hiller" 2000 album) ?

Richard

[imomus.livejournal.com]

I think we both sampled a common source, a Pizzicato 5 track. When I asked Konishi about that, he said he'd sampled it too, but refused to say from where. Perhaps it was from Holger Hiller, and the sample just goes in endless circles.

[(Anonymous)]

tracklisting?

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[klasensjo.livejournal.com]

Wonderful mix. This would be the tracklisting. Didn't get the name of the Tower Recordings song...

twins - black dice (http://www.dfarecords.com/blackdice/dicemain.htm)
about a funny cloud - number0 (http://number0.incoming.jp/en/index.html)
2 excerpts from drawing restraint 9 (http://unit.bjork.com/specials/dr9/) - bjork (http://www.bjork.com)
no si, ni so - dj elephant power (http://www.sonig.com/main/dep/bio.php)
guten morgen hose (seite a) - holger hiller (http://www.mutelibtech.com/mute/holger/holger.htm) / andreas dorau (http://www.andreas-dorau.de/)
tiny little cloud - holger hiller
??? - tower recordings ()
plein air - dominique petitgant (http://viviane.vog.free.fr/petitganduk.html) (the main sample was featured in the samorost game!)
extracting the re-re - renaldo & the loaf (http://www.geocities.com/magloaf/)
the livingroom - robert ashley (http://www.lovely.com/bios/ashley.html)
william tell overture (rossini) - portsmouth sinfonia (http://www.portsmouthsinfonia.com/media/sundaytelegraph.html)
bye, bye, bye - lullatone (http://www.lullatone.com/)

[imomus.livejournal.com]

Thanks for doing the track listing I was too lazy to!

It starts with Haruomi Hosono's "Sea of Tau" (from "Mercuric Dance", one of three CDs contained in his "Monad Box")
The Tower Recordings track was "Space Cumbria" from "The Futuristic Folk of the Tower Recordings" album.
There's another Holger Hiller track mixed in there, "Johnny Du Lump", the one with the big drums.

Didn't know about the Samorost game sampling Petitgand.

gute morgen hosen

[petit-paradis.livejournal.com]

are these tracks how your new album gonna sound like, abit?

[sarmoung.livejournal.com]

I was thinking about one of those Holger Hiller tracks at the weekend. Bought in Reading from a bargain bin for 50p. It came on just as I was polishing the floor and it's helped produce a wondrous lustre. I've often imagined that music would suit a sort of Neue Deutsche Welle Trumpton. Hector's Heimat? etc...

[thebestweapon.livejournal.com]

That Moondog record's great. A kid from my neighborhood had it. He'd consistently blow the minds of my friends and I with what he'd pick up at stores or personal sales, and that's one of the Top 5 records I first heard at that dude's place.

[imomus.livejournal.com]

The photo is of Dense, my favourite Berlin record shop. It's on Danziger Strasse in Prenzlauer Berg. It really gives me a nice warm feeling to shop in there. How could you go wrong with big paintings of Throbbing Gristle and Moondog album sleeves on the wall?

[intergalactim.livejournal.com]

nice to add another berlin record-shop to the list, staalplaat was all i knew about. i might be making a quick berlin trip in november (from NZ), so it's nice to have some more destinations in mind.

i've been wondering about that shop since your casiotone-for-the-painfully-alone photos, with anne l's nice outfit. thanks for the radio-show, my modem says i've only got another 1'41" to go on the download!

[kataja.livejournal.com]

oh, that sounded really nice after a good dinner
and I very much enjoy reading your journal, thanks

[joopy.livejournal.com]

I always enjoy your [Place] Radio recordings, but this is great, too!  Thanks for posting this.

[bopscotch.livejournal.com]

[asskissing]
This is excellent, Momus. Great to hear some Black Dice, who are coming to my corner of Ohio, but sadly so are the White Stripes on the same night
(who I already have a very nice ticket for).

The show has excellent flow and the music is wonderful, especially the number0 track, who I must investigate further. Keep this up! This is awesome! It holds its weight in the greatness my brain feels when the sound is processed by the muscles in my ears!
[/asskissing]

[stanleylieber.livejournal.com]

I'm finding it nearly impossible to argue with this post.