News and experience fill the latest episode of Technical Difficulties. A full transcript is below:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/51100879/Tech-Diff-11-March
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Exploring the past, present and future of London’s underground dance music scene with Thomas Lee and Rita Maia. This week the bass-loving duo are joined by Super Recordings artist Ph0t0machine for an exclusive mix. If you like your tunes deep and Detroit-y (and frankly who doesn’t?) this ones for you.
Tracklist:
EL-B – I Feel (Ph0t0machine Remix)
Illum Sphere – Blood Music (Indigo Remix)
Heptones – Ting A Ling (Version)
Ph0t0machine – Untitled
Groove Chronicles – Stone Cold
Ph0t0machine – Technicolour (Raffertie Remix)
Ph0t0machine – Bitch
Ph0t0machine – Sine Language
Ph0t0machine Mix:
Floating Points – Peoples Potential
Actress – Hazyville
Joyce Muniz – Bedstories (Cosmintrg Remix)
Photek – 101 (Boddika Drum Machine Remix)
Breach – Man Up
Ph0t0machine – Obeah
MJ Cole – Manta
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Art Education- Protest. Occupy. Transform.
Art Monthly Editor Patricia Bickers and Dean Kenning discuss his February 2011 report on the current state of UK University Art Schools with Matt Hale. Art Department occupations, museum gallery teach-ins and street protests are covered as well as the history of the Art School. They also discuss Mike Watson’s polemic in Art Monthly Dec/Jan issue 342 where he suggests a rejection of academic, University Art Schools and the formation of independent Art Schools.
Art Monthly magazine’s talk programme on Resonance FM started in February 2009 and is broadcast on the second Friday of each month at 5pm. In each show Art Monthly critics discuss their writing in the latest issue.
The programme is hosted by Matt Hale who has worked at Art Monthly since 1991 and produced by Frederika Whitehead.
Previous episodes are available on Art Monthly’s website www.artmonthly.co.uk/events.htm
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CLER ACHEL TINARIWEN
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Lemchaheb
ALLAL DISSIDENTEN
Life at the Pyramids Exil 5506
LAYLA RICHARD AND LINDA THOMPSON
First Light Hannibal HNCD 4412
R Thompson
EDDENIYA (THE WORLD) LEMCHAHEB
Chansons Eternells Cleopatra 78206-2
Lemchaheb Editions Cleopatra
Sung Poetry
THE DANCING BEAR NATALIE MERCHANT
Lose Your Sleep Nonsuch 522304
Paine / Merchant
ERGETS SHTIL CHAVA ALBERTSTEIN
The Well Xenophile XENO 4052
HEAVENLY GRASS GEOFF MULDAUR
Tennesse Williams
Timbuctu Blues
O KATA GOUNA ALI FARKA TOURE
Red and Green World Circuit LC 02339
Toure
GOIN DOWN HIGHWAY 51 JOHN LEE HOOKER
Goin Down Highway 51 Specialty SPS 2127
Hooker
CLER ACHEL TINARIWEN
Top of the World Songlines 40
Lemchaheb
ALLAL DISSIDENTEN
Life at the Pyramids Exil 5506
LAYLA RICHARD AND LINDA THOMPSON
First Light Hannibal HNCD 4412
R Thompson
EDDENIYA (THE WORLD) LEMCHAHEB
Chansons Eternells Cleopatra 78206-2
Lemchaheb Editions Cleopatra
Sung Poetry
THE DANCING BEAR NATALIE MERCHANT
Lose Your Sleep Nonsuch 522304
Paine / Merchant
ERGETS SHTIL CHAVA ALBERTSTEIN
The Well Xenophile XENO 4052
HEAVENLY GRASS GEOFF MULDAUR
Tennesse Williams
News and views from the week of the 18th of February 2011 from Light Chronicles Info
Join the discussion on Google + , Facebook and Twitter . Wear your scars with pride, and remember. We all have Technical Difficulties.
Exploring the past, present and future of London’s underground dance music scene with Rita Maia (regular co-host Thomas Lee is away this week). She’s joined in the studio by special guest XXXY aka Rupert Taylor who will be mixing some of his current favourite tracks live in the studio for your grateful ears. Lock it and keep it locked!
Tracklist:
XXXY – You Always Start It
XXXY – Ordinary Things
XXXY – I know this (can’t be love)
Radiohead – Idioteque
Aphex Twin – Windowlicker
Exclusive XXXY Mix:
Neon Jung – Just Can’t Leave It Alone
Unknown – Untitled (Final Draft)
Power House – Power House
Paris Underground Trax – Sexything Remix
Skudge – Melodrama
Steve Poindexter – Computer Madness (Stereo)
PhOtOmachine ? – Techincolour (Optimum’s 808 Reduction)
Artifact – The Wolf
Mathew Jonson – Decompression
Bobby Dozen – Mill Riddim
Bad Autopsy – Rotpot
XXXY – You Gotta Do You
XXXY – Swing Those Hips
Please get in touch and send us your tracks!
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The penultimate instalment of our dusting-off the original YM series from 2008, in this week’s episode evil head of Resonance FM, Thomas Weaver-Baxter has insisted- quite threateningly- on giving Yummy Mummy the week off and banishing him somewhere cold and unpleasant. Yummy Mummy has left a pre-recorded School Run all ready to roll, but the merciless manager throws it down the well, cranks up the Steinway Grand; and proceeds to hijack the airtime and use it as a platform for his own autobiographical torch-songs. Unfortunately he doesn’t realise that recently-formed avant-colliery marching band Reso-Parpe are heading his way. Famous explorer Captain Robert Falcon Scott makes a guest appearance, implausible as that may seem. Slightly confusing fun for children old enough to know better…
Sit back and relax for your weekly dose of OST, filled with all kinds of nutritious film soundtrack, library and related music, administered by Jonny Trunk.
A classic show for you from back in 2009, when Jonny was joined in the studio by Far Out Recordings supremo Joe Davis, who brought a big bag of Brazilian film music. Exceptionally groovy sounds and one of the great competitions in OST history – callers made puns of film titles and girls’ names.
Track listing:
Stavotte Cane Ogni Notte OST – Milton Nascimento
Lillia OST – Milton Nascimanto
Tosta A Fera De Ouro OST – Milton Nascimento
Melo Do Cuta OST – Azymuth
Zomby OST – Azymuth
Danca Da Chuva OST – VIncent De Paula
Shaft cover version by Bandiera 2
God And The Devil OST – Sergio Ricardo
O Nosso Amor from Black Orpheus OST
A Felicidade from Black Orpheus OST
Ritual OST – Selva De Pedra
Hungarian Jungle Music from Not With My Wife by Johnny Williams
Spaceport from Toomorrow OST by Hugo Montenegro
Snake Hip OST by Terumasa Hino
Le Mans – cover version by Rene Clare
Brazil 2000 OST – Various
O Fabuloao Fitipaldi OST by Azymuth
Tempo De Viva OST – Umas Et Utras
Pygmalion 70- OST – Erion Chaves
Amusing childish hokum for kids of all ages. This week’s freshly un-earthed relic of the original YM series from 2008 finds our hero facing the sack after diabolical station manager Thomas Weaver-Baxter creates a gigantic robot replacement, the Mummytron 3000. Is this the answer to Mr. Weaver-Baxter’s prayers? Will he finally be shot of his least favourite programme? Will the Mummytron 3000 prove the perfect presenter? Or is that sinister clanking noise it keeps making an omen of trouble ahead? Only time will tell- and it isn’t much time, only 15 minutes. Frankly, what else would you be doing?
Veteran anarchist and agitator Ian Bone in conversation with veteran anarchist and agitator Martin Wright.
