Great video for the 10th anniversary of the Record Makers. Weird that even an ass that is simply drawn still works very well on, at least my testosterone.
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Sébastien Tellier - Look
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Deadelus live
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Herbie showing Quincy a very early version of Fruity Loops
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Daniele Baldini in the house!
BJ tipped me with this mix from DJ icon and legend Daniele Baldini, recorded in the late 70’s or early 80’s, is the guess at The Ghetto Disco Blog. Get cosmic y’all!
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Best track ever, part 20: Piano Fire
Not only to honour Mark Linkous, who took his own life some days ago, may he rest in peace, but also because Piano Fire by Sparklehorse ís the best track ever.
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The New Dance Show, Detroit, 1988
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This Too Shall Pass
This one take video clip of a Rube Goldberg machine for the song “This Too Shall Pass” brought a big smile to my face. It’s probably the best one I’ve ever seen and the end is just great.
Pfew, imagine something goes wrong in the last parts while shooting it…
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Sound playground
A very good blog on sample tools and such. Couldn’t stop playing with that Tone Matrix and that Super Eclipse is just too beautiful. Brilliant stuff.
(Thanks Wogo!)
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Podcast nr 7: Romain - Eclectic Mashpod
Radio Kobayashi Podcast lucky nr. 7 is a compilation by Smalltown Underground colleague and friend Romain. The man with the gigantic vinyl collection arranged some of his jewels for us. Sit back and relax.
No track list this time but maybe you can guess some!
If you like it and you want to hear more of his compilations, please visit his Eclectic Mashpod blog.
Listen to it via Itunes or via our soundcloud:
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Best track ever, part 19: Windowlicker
I stopped using Roman digits, because I don’t remember how to put a 19. Anyway, of course Windowlicker had to be one of our best tracks ever. Not only because it has that fantastic video clip by Cunningham but it also contains by far the best orgasmic musical climax ever made (on 8:18 minutes). Seriously, it gives me goose skin and an overdose of endorphine at the same time.
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Quarter Mile Groove
“The recording translates the length of its vinyl groove into audio allowing listeners to experience the 1/4 mile length of the spiral as the record is played. Every inch of the needle’s path is audible in the form of a click, each foot as a beat and distances of 10 feet are heard as a blip. These sounds gradually slow as the stylus approaches the center, (the stylus travels less distance in the groove with each revolution of the record). Along the way, the voice of the narrator mentions the horizontal dimensions of particular objects.”
Groovy!
(Found on Daniel Eatock)
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Scratch cassettes
Some posts earlier I forbid people to do things with castettes and floppies because it has been done too much. But this breaks all rules. Wicked!
(Found on Today and Tomorrow)
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Be a musician and a vj at the same time
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Podcast nr 6: Katarie - Klub Tilt
Mix number six!
Made for my friends at Klub Tilt.
1. Spending Life - James Teej
2. Sunbeams And The Rain - Losoul
3. Beautification - David Alvarado
4. Lost in the streets of NYC - Tom Trago
5. Upstairs - Lucy
6. You can dance (Carl Craig rmx) - Dj Hell
7. Where are you now? - André Lödemann
8. Today is Tomorrow - Manoo Francois A
9. Chemtrails - Falk Brocksieper
10. Cycles - Milton JacksonListen to it via Itunes or via our soundcloud:
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Open Your Heart by Mia Doi Todd
Directed by Michel Gondry. Sweet stuff.
(Found on Boooooooom!)
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Best track ever, part XIIIV: Lovefingers
Silver Apples with Lovefingers is our new best track ever. From 1968, do you all understand.
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Podcast nr 5: Katarie & The Hill Street Clappers - The Greatest Place
Here we go again! The Hill Street Clappers step the stage one more time. Disco dancing all night looong baby. This mix is more or less the summum of all my favourite tracks of 2009. Vinyl and mp3, what the hell, all mixed up. Put these tracks on your iPads, pods, quads, whatever, and your feet will start shuffling for sure.
Next mix I wil try and add some voice of my own like my heroe deejeays Tim Sweeney and Bill Brewster do on their podcasts. So keep posted! Oh, and if anyone wants to put out his or her mix here? Just contact me.
The tracks that I used:
1. Absolute Voltage - Jay Sheheard - Compost Black
2. OOFT / The Revenge - This Sound - Instruments of Rapture
3. Raw Cuts #6 - Motor City Drum Ensemble
4. The Sunlamp Show (Disco Bloodbath Remix) - The Aliens - Channel 83
5. Vacuum Boogie - Floating Points - Eglo
6. Latin Combo - Ulysses - Wurst
7. Feverish - Camboche (The Revenge mix) - Under The Shade
8. Buzz in (Optimo rmx) - Boris - Scion Audio/Visual
9. Watcha Need - Lee Curtis
10. Found a Place - Tony Lionni - Ostgut TonListen to it via Itunes or via our soundcloud:
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Best track ever, part XIIV: Golden Brown
The Stranglers decided to dedicate a walz time ballad to the thing they loved most: heroin. This song surely is a trip. Our next best track ever.
(Thanks Justin for reminding me!)
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Vanishing point
Made by Takuya Hosogane.
(Found on Fubiz!)
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Some birds playing Jimi Hendrix tunes
Why do I find this extremely funny? I don’t know, but I laughed my ass off, really. It’s probably a very serious piece by Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, but somehow this strongly reminds me of this.
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Don’t mess with King Monkey
A terrible interviewer asks Ian Brown stupid questions about martial arts and other irrelevant stuff. Brown gets annoyed and ends the interview with a great line in pure Madchester slang: “Do you want knocking out from here or shall I come over there?”
Brilliant, but damn, look at that face. Boose and dope made him look 30 years older I guess.