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3 months ago
Nick Cave, Charlie Haden and Toots Thielemans - Hey Joe
Nick Cave does a version of "Hey Joe" with a great band.
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3 months ago
Fluorescent Grey Live @ RecordLabelRecords .03 at Zool Oakland, CA
algorithmically generated midi patterns created live controlling and triggering hardware based gear like the Yamaha FS1R and Dave Smith Polyevolver...
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3 months ago
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I love Lying On the Floor Mingling With God In a Tijuana Motel Room…Not much FG heard of in Australia though...a pity. For fans of everyone fro Holger Hiller to Squarepusher.
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3 months ago
Tommy Emmanuel - Drum Solo
Tommy Emmanuel gave a masterclass at the Liverpool Institute Of Performing Arts and performed his 'Guitar Drum Solo'. Absolutely fantastic musician!
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3 months ago
Squarepusher - live at Koko, London 2005 - Come on my Selector
This is the Squarepusher's last encore at Koko in 2005. This was the first tour where he used l.e.d. screens that reacted to his sound.
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3 months ago
Squarepusher jazz trio live - clip 3, Koko, London - end of set
This is a clip of the Squarepusher jazz trio live in Camden.
Paul Hession plays drums and Mick Beck plays tenor sax. Tom Jenkinson is, of course,...
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I've have Go Plastic, Ultravisitor etc...but I've never seen Jenkinson in this context. Has he recorded with his trio? I want some of this! Great music, move over Coleman and Coltrane.
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5 months ago
Ash Ra Tempel - Amboss
Album: Ash Ra Tempel 1971
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Recently converted this golden oldie to mp3. Listening again on my iPod. Extraordinary freak-out. Always loved it back then...discovered I still do!
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5 months ago
Manuel Gottsching Live @ Stereo Glasgow 11/12/10
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Intriguing to see what he is like now. Sounds like it is straight from Inventions for the Electric Guitar from 35 years ago.
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Extraordinary to see Nick Cave with these musicians. A songwriter of singular significance, he has entered the pantheon inhabited by Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Van Morrison and is equally idiosynchratic. Sure his voice is not squeaky note perfect MOR. But neither are any of those greats. A genius.