J.A. da Silva “Audio Poem”(1971) (For Henri Chopin) from OU 40-41.
Leon Trotsky “10th Anniversary of the Left Opposition” (political speech ca. 1938) Original voice of Leon Trotsky probably recorded in Mexico.
Ladislav Novak “Two Poems” (1958-62) from OU 42-43-44.
Bo Diddley “Crackin’ Up” 1958.
Ladislav Novak “La Structure Phonetique de la Langue Tcheque” (1969) from OU 36-37.
Scientist “Time and Place Dub” Rare Dubs 1979-1980.
Arthur Rimbaud “Le Vrai Sonnet des Voyelles” (Reading by him) from OU 42-43-44.
The Red Krayola with Art and Language: “Four Stars: The Ideal Crew” from Sighs Trapped by Liars (2007).
Scientist “Heavenless Dub” Rare Dubs 1979-1980.
Hello GoodBye Show 16 April 2011: Baaneex and Piper’s Son
With Baaneex and Piper’s Son performing live in session.
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
Describing themselves as Dracula inspired garage-punk/noise-pop/roar-core, Baaneex are one of those rare bands that pull off avant sounds with a pop nous, with hooks and melodies breaking out from the melee of noise. How will they recreate these wonderful sounds live? Tune in today to hear them in session on Hello GoodBye. New signings to the groovy Oddbox Records, seek out their debut EP, available now.
Piper’s Son play intense, compact songs and combine a lo-fi musical sensibility with visually rich lyrics. No one song comes from a single place. Instead, like a time-lapse photo, these slowly written songs look in many directions at once.
Also as today is International Record Store Day, with a wealth of related events taking place across the capital and indeed the world, we’ve brought in the first records we ever bought to spin for your delight.
Track List:
Baaneex – Jumping Chinese Restaurant (LIVE SESSION)
Baaneex – Wierd Dance (LIVE SESSION)
Baaneex – Coool Count (LIVE SESSION)
Baaneex – Sandwich (LIVE SESSION)
Led Zeppelin – Four Sticks
Baaneex – Interview
Basil Kirchin – Pageing Sullivan
Trevor Moss & Hannah Lou – Spin Me A Rhyme
Ten – Fractured Lines
Men Diamler – Hello Heartache
The Rude Mechanicals – Irritating Fly
No Babies – Tanuki
Siddy Bennett – Waiting For You
No Frills Band – Jess’ Tune
Piper’s Son – Please Do Not Go Backward (LIVE SESSION)
Piper’s Son – Bones (LIVE SESSION)
Piper’s Son – Monkey’s Mouth (LIVE SESSION)
Ghostbusters (Main Title Theme) – Elmer Bernstein
Jungle Book Original Soundtrack – I Wanna Be Like You (The Monkey Song)
Hello GoodBye Show 9 April 2011: My Elastic Eye and Count of Chateau Noir
My Elastic Eye and The Count of Chateau Noir both make their debuts on Hello GoodBye this afternoon.
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
Formed in the early months of two thousand and ten, My Elastic Eye have already managed to capture the eyes and ears of many established artists and press as well as playing for Girl Records, Liverpool Gay Pride 2010, headlining the Camden Barfly for Union City, supporting Geneva Jacuzzi on the London Date of her European Tour, headlining Brave Exhibitions in Berlin and supporting no wave 80’s pioneers BLURT. Their influences come from the likes of Roxy Music, Spor, Futurisk and Cabaret Voltaire. My Elastic Eye have also worked with such highly acclaimed designers as Melissa, Vivienne Westwood, Judy Blame and Marco Mitanovski.
The Count of Chateau Noir took his name from Arthur Conan Doyle’s brutal anti-hero and is fascinated with myths, fairytales, pop songs and speculative physics, he writes, produces and records narrative songs that are in turn vulnerable, vicious and cruel but also blackly comic. Musically and lyrically the Count draws influence from Momus, Faultline Babybird and Tim Ten Yen.
Track List:
Design A Wave – Strange Feeling
My Elastic Eye – Clearing (LIVE SESSION)
My Elastic Eye – Put Out The Flame (LIVE SESSION)
My Elastic Eye – Mining (LIVE SESSION)
My Elastic Eye – Lightning (LIVE SESSION)
Diva – Jazzy Cats
My Elastic Eye – Interview
Art Terry – Miss Dominatrix
Frank Bangay & the Topsy Turvy Band – Something Gone Wrong
Jack Hayter – Au Lion D’Or
Baaneex – Wierd Dance 2
Piper’s Son – Golden Leaves
The Count Of Chateau Noir – The Lure Of The Sea (LIVE SESSION)
The Count Of Chateau Noir – The Battle Is Over (LIVE SESSION)
The Count Of Chateau Noir – The Dead Language (LIVE SESSION)
Keshco – Below The Waves
Yo Zushi – All Gone
The Count Of Chateau Noir – Interview
John Cooper Clark – I Don’t Want To Be Nice
Voice on Record: Episode 49 (Scotland)
Voices from around the country, the final part of our Macbeth serialisation, and the weirdest record so far broadcast on Voice On Record, recorded in one of those very old cut-your-own-record-booths in a railway station somewhere.
Originally broadcast on 12th October 2010
Voice On Record is produced and presented by Sean Williams. Each episode features a selection of recordings of the human voice which have been preserved on vinyl. Historic events stand alongside esoteric guides to better bowling. Arid studio recordings are juxtaposed with location recordings rich with fascinating incidental sounds.
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Website: http://voiceonrecord.blogspot.com/
Presenter: Sean Williams
Free Lab Radio – Everything Has to Pass
More eclecticism from Free Lab Radio. With tracks like ‘Leave House’, ‘Hot Raw’, and ‘I Need Dollar’, we swing from Detroit to psychedelic prog rock in the musical affirmation that ‘everything has to pass‘. This is the first hour of the Free Lab Radio show produced and presented by Fari B, broadcast on October 23rd 2010 on art-music radio station Resonance 104.4fm
Free Lab Radio – Everything Has To Pass by Fari
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Chips For The Poor Episode 6: Record Store Day
An outside broadcast of Chips For The Poor’s live set at The Windmill, Brixton as a part of International Record Store Day. Many wonderful bands played and Dream Machine Records had a pop-up record shop in the venue. A groovy day out to celebrate the grooviness of records. Relive the fun here.
Live sound by Simon at The Windmill.
Track List:
Fistula
Weather Channel
Mobility Plaza
I Am A Warrior
Chips For The Poor Episode 5: Remember
They may have achieved eternal glory on their US tour but even the mightiest still have to practice. Ahead of two shows at the weekend, CFTP see if they can remember how to play their hits or if they left their rhythm stick in the haze of the Texan dawn.
Track List:
Weather Channel
Weather Channel
Mobility Plaza
Wet Lands
Gracelands, Gracelands
Gracelands, Gracelands
I Am A Warrior
Chips For The Poor Episode 4: It Takes Two
Fresh off the plane from Texas, CFTP take to the studio for some new live tracks plus a couple of records. Ben and Clare are getting over their jetlag but Scott and Michael are battling through on coffee and Berocca.
Track List:
Chips For The Poor: Love Hearts (live)
Lie Low Little Doggies: Sons Of The Pioneers
It’s About Time That We Had a Change: Youth Brigade
Chips For The Poor: Distant Chimes (live)
The Town That Broke My Heart: Bobby Bare
Free Lab Radio – My Kind of Climate
The first half of Free Lab Radio, July 26th 2011 a mid-summer’s Saturday night in the studio. Tracks that lead us to gently dance off the heat at varying paces. Tracks like ‘Naturally Stoned’, ‘Call Me Hung Up’, ‘You’re My Kind of Climate’ and ‘Holiday in Congo’ an even one by the queen of lusty lament: Janis Joplin. Have a listen…
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Technical Difficulties 2:7
Spoonies rejoice. In this week’s show, Tim Abbott talks to Christine Miserandino – the Spoon Lady – about how it feels to be recognised by government for treatment, what it is like to ‘not look sick’, sharing good information online and what exactly those spoons are about.
Transcript is available here . Christine’s Spoon Theory, and much more good information, is available at www.butyoudontlooksick.com and she can be found on Twitter
Join the discussion on Google + , Facebook and Twitter . Wear your scars with pride, and remember. We all have Technical Difficulties.