[fugazifan]

No New York

[marleypumpkin]

Originally Posted by sonicl

A bootleg of Thurston Moore / Keiji Haino at Victoriaville in 2001.

Would you be willing to up it for us here on the board.

[porkmarras]

Thanks again to sonicl for that gorgeous Gate record wich i have been listening to all day.It's always a good sign and the waitrose cover is a classic example of supermarket art.Right now i'm listening to this:

 

[Cantankerous]

 

[TheDom]

 

[Hip Priest]

Bix Beiderbecke

[TheDom]

 

[porkmarras]

''watch out,the world's behind you.....''

[nomadicfollower]

Kid Koala

[finding nobody]

 

Wow, that's all i can say right now

[Hip Priest]

^ I've never heard of that, but the cover is fantastic. Tell me about it, if you don't mind.

[k-krack]

you know what it is, right? (HP)

i heard it once at a friends, we had to re-sync all the disc's for each song cos they times in between songs varied on each player. that was annoying, but the music was killer.

[Hip Priest]

I remember now, it's something by the Flaming Lips? I'm not a fan of theirs, but that cover is very lovely.

[k-krack]

yeh, it is. i think even if i hated the Flaming Lips, i couldn't help but love that (album?) because its such a cool idea.

just in case you don't know.. probably do.... its four discs each with there own track of music on them, like, one has the drums, one gtr, one bass, keys i guess...? and you oput them on on four different players (or take one out, whatever, listen as you wish) and try to sync them up, and hear the different things for each millisecond that it isn't synced, its very, very cool.

[DemonBox]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4UL7fXSzk8

Elliott Smith - Coming Up Roses. Pure beauty.

[finding nobody]

Sabastian, Zaaireeka comes with 4 discs meant to be play all at the same time.(as k-krack posted above) At first I thought it was a dumb idea. Why not just put all the stuff on one disc? But, that's the best part. You can play one disc in your computer, one in your dvd player, one in your sterio ect. and mix-mach the discs for a completely different sound.

With this one the flaming lip manage to make something that's beautiful, intense and full of noise. here's more info

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaireeka
a fun review- http://www.markprindle.com/flaminga.htm#zair

IGotToes@aol.com (Willie Williams)
The coolest part about Zaireeka is song #6, "How Will We Know? (Futuristic Crashendos)." My girlfriend and I were listening to the album(s), and after that song, Jenny (my girlfriend's name is Jenny. Hi, Jenny. I love you!) started crying and laughing uncontrollably for about a half hour. See, Wayne put extremely high- and low-pitched frequencies on CD's 1, 3, and 4, and, as the label on the front of Zaireeka points out, they can cause people to become disoriented. It was really creepy and bizarre- I thought Jenny was getting really sick or hallucinating or something. She was fine soon after, though, and I suppose that's what Wayne intended to happen, so it's really cool.

[Hip Priest]

It is a splendid idea, and I'm surprised that it hasn't been taken up more, especially by experimental artists (be it rock, improv, electronica, even free jazz). It also strikes me as the kind of thing one could do in dowload form, to let people go to your website and play around with your ideas.

I always say I'm not a Flaming Lips fan, but I've only heard their recent stuff. I get the impression that the earlier recordings are quite different.

I'm listening to Moblin.

[finding nobody]

I havent heard much of their new stuff. That yeah yeah yeah song isn't very good though

[Hip Priest]

I've only really heard that and all that Yoshimi stuff. Does nothing for me. The people I know who got into them a couple of years ago don't like the old stuff.

[TheDom]

 

Haven't have this a listen in over a year. It truly is an overlooked album.