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David Bowie’s 25 favourite albums

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David Bowie’s 25 favourite albums:

The Last Poets — The Last Poets

Shipbuilding — Robert Wyatt

The Fabulous Little Richard — Little Richard

Music for 18 Musicians — Steve Reich

The Velvet Underground & Nico — The Velvet Underground

Tupelo Blues — John Lee Hooker

Blues, Rags and Hollers — Koerner, Ray and Glover

The Apollo Theatre Presents: In Person! The James Brown Show — James Brown

Forces of Victory — Linton Kwesi Johnson

The Red Flower of Tachai Blossoms Everywhere: Music Played on National Instruments — Various Artists

Banana Moon — Daevid Allen

Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris — Cast Album

The Electrosoniks: Electronic Music — Tom Dissevelt

The 5000 Spirits of the Layers of the Onion — The Incredible String Band

Ten Songs by Tucker Zimmerman — Tucker Zimmerman

Four Last Songs (Strauss) — Gundula Janowitz

The Ascension — Glenn Branca

The Madcap Laughs — Syd Barrett

Black Angels — George Crumb

Funky Kingston — Toots & The Maytals

Delusion of the Fury — Harry Partch

Oh Yeah — Charles Mingus

Le Sacre du Printemps — Igor Stravinsky

The Fugs — The Fugs

The Glory of the Human Voice — Florence Foster Jenkins

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Various: Willkommen Im Weltraum

Limited Edition, silkscreen cover

Weltraum Disk 02

Released: 2010

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WZBC NCP Top 30: 17 July 2018

1. Various, Polish Radio Experimental Studio, 1957-2003 // 2017 Wire Magazine

2. Various, Historiche Aufnahmen Vol. 1 // 2011 Gagarin Records

3. The Electrosoniks, Electronic Music // 1962 Fantôme Phonographique

4. Ricarda Cometa, Ricarda Cometa 2 // 2018 Vestibular Records

5. JG Thirlwell, Manorexia: The Mesopelagic Waters // 2010 Tzadik

6. Gerald Murnane, Words In Order // 2018 Culture Sack

7. Merzbow, Ikebana: Merzbow's Amlux Rebuilt, Reused and Recycled // 2003 Important Records

8. The Ex, Joggers & Smoggers // 1989 Ex Records

9. Bernard Estardy, Fragments d'une empreinte magnétique (Rares 1966-2006) // 2018 Gonzai Records

10. Joe Meek, The Emotional, Cosmic & Occult World Of Joe Meek // 2014 Mississippi Records

11. Aksak Maboul, Un peu de l'âme des bandits // 1980 Crammed Discs

12. Ornette Coleman, The Shape of Jazz to Come // 1959 Atlantic

13. Robert Turman, Beyond Painting // 2013 Fabrica

14. Gen Ken Montgomery, Birds + Machines // 2010 Pogus

15. Bernard Parmegiani, L'Œil Écoute // 2004 INA-GRM

16. Demdike Stare, Tryptych // 2011 Modern Love

17. Com Truise, Silicon Tare // 2016 Ghostly International

18. Nelver, Memories EP // 2013 Fokuz Recordings

19. LSB, A New Day - EP // 2018 Footnotes

20. Cult Figures, In Love // 1980 Rather Records

21. Elfenbeinturm, Greatest Hits // 2018 Meudiademorte

22. Fractions, Control // 2018 Fleisch Records

23. Ukuphambana, Hypnogogic Enterprise // 2015 Gritware Studios

24. In Sotto Voce, Tracks // 1989 Antler Records

25. Acid Vatican, Psychoterrorpriest // 2018 aufnahme + wiedergabe

26. Stan Kenton and His Orchestra, A Concert in Progressive Jazz (Mono Version) // 1954 BNF Collection 

27. Craig Colorusso, Sun Boxes // 2011 M.U.D.D. Industries

28. Ben Vida, Esstends-Esstends-Esstends // 2012 PAN

29. Charlie Haden, Liberation Music Orchestra // 1970 Impluse!

30. Zipper Spy, Extortionist // 1999 The Homewrecker Foundation

As compiled by our Music Director, Ryan McGlashan

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Thomas Ankersmit pays Homage to Dick Raaijmakers with new album on Shelter Press

More people have contributed to the pioneering of electroacoustic music than one might realize, but it helps to buoy a certain appreciation when one of those individuals just happens to have participated mightily to the scene in your national birthplace. Thomas Ankersmit was born in the Netherlands, and before the late-thirty-year-old aurally invigorated by way of his international installations and performances, a man by the name of Dick Raaijmakers spent several decades developing his own instrumental experiments and formally educating the Dutch public on electronic music. Raaijmakers initially took on a research role at Eindhoven’s NatLab during the latter part of the 1950s, and after he exhausted his formal position messing around with novel equipment, he…took on more formal positions while simultaneously indulging his purely musical side. His Kid Baltan moniker (a mirror of his “Dik Natlab” nickname) got its first musical credits in the 50s, and he also partnered with fellow pioneer Tom Dissevelt under the name Electrosoniks. Then he lectured on electronic music at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague for nearly 30 years, until 1995. Point being: this guy is long overdue for an homage! So, thanks be to Ankersmit for stepping in and composing Homage to Dick Raiijmaker, which is scheduled to come out this September on Shelter Press. Essentially, Ankersmit used the opportunity to “re-contextualize Raaijmakers’ ideas about electric sound, composition, and spatial experience,” and the result definitely sounds similar to, say, this experimental piece from back in the day. It’s dissonant courtesy of the trademark Serge use this time around. Listen to some excerpts from Homage down below, and keep a lookout for ordering info here. http://j.mp/2txTHsX

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6/9/18

song of the second moon ... moon maid ... the ray makers ... the visitor from inner space  -  the electrosoniks  (electronic music)

forests (modes for alphormer and set) ... pavaone (a duotonic transform) ... orders (for sequential sines) ... after hours (for ordered simpliformer)  -  john pfeiffer  (electronomusic - 9 images)

he can be found ... dying from home and lost ... the drunkard’s doom ... satan’s jewelled crown ... the angels rejoiced last night ... I’m ready to go home  -  the louvin brothers  (satan is real)