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Artist | Track | Album | Label | Year | Format | Comments | New | Approx. start time | ||
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eerie wanda | birds aren't real | internal radio | joyful noise | * | 0:00:00 (Pop-up) | |||||
Emmanuelle Parrenin | la foret bleue | maison rose | Souffle Continu | 7" | 7" included with album | * | 0:02:58 (Pop-up) | |||
ohyung | symphonies sweeping | imagine naked | 0:10:02 (Pop-up) | |||||||
stella kola | fair youth & dark lady | stella kola | Fountain Flight | * | 0:16:50 (Pop-up) | |||||
E Ruscha V/peter zummo | dream trail 2 ( thinking a view) | thinking a view | fourth sounds | * | 0:22:54 (Pop-up) | |||||
zhou xuan | radio broadcasting/hua yang de nian hua | ost in the mood for love | 0:23:33 (Pop-up) | |||||||
broadcast | echo's answer/john peel session feb 9, 2000 | Maida Vale Sessions | warp | * | 0:27:19 (Pop-up) | |||||
leoni leoni | weed + cartoons | leoni leoni | bongo joe | * | 0:43:09 (Pop-up) | |||||
winter | wish i knew | what kind of blue are you? | bar/none | * | 0:47:42 (Pop-up) | |||||
barbie bertisch | warm in the dark | prelude | love injection records | * | 0:51:15 (Pop-up) | |||||
firkit americana show | youm wi lilah 1992 | Sharayet El Disco - Egyptian Disco & Boogie Cassette Tracks 1982-1992 | wewantsounds | * | 0:57:17 (Pop-up) | |||||
tavares | more than a woman | ost saturday night fever | 1:00:42 (Pop-up) | |||||||
keisuke kikuchi | retro electric | Heisei No Oto: Japanese Left-Field Pop From The CD Age (1989-1996) | 1:09:38 (Pop-up) | |||||||
kraus | crush on ice | fire! water! air! kraus! | soft abuse | * | 1:14:43 (Pop-up) | |||||
Nyati Mayi & The Astral Synth Transmitters | lulanga tales | transmitters | bongo joe | * | 1:17:23 (Pop-up) | |||||
y bulbul, yomerta | big K | not one, not two | Pingipung | * | 1:23:41 (Pop-up) | |||||
scritti politti | wood beez( pray like aretha farnklin) | 12" | 1:27:51 (Pop-up) | |||||||
volti | corazon | Back Up: Mexican Tecno Pop 1980-1989 v/a | dark entries | * | 1:34:50 (Pop-up) | |||||
robert palmer | every kinda people | double fun | 1:37:43 (Pop-up) | |||||||
smoke city | underwater love | flying away | 1:41:13 (Pop-up) | |||||||
Ryo Kawasaki | bamboo child | juice | mr bongo | 1976 | * | 1:47:43 (Pop-up) | ||||
grace jones | slave to the rhythm | 1985 | 12" | 1:52:18 (Pop-up) | ||||||
Citron Citron | silence violence | chagrin bleu | bongo joe | * | 2:07:40 (Pop-up) | |||||
Aoife Nessa Frances | way to say goodbye | protector | partisan | 2:10:04 (Pop-up) | ||||||
another sunny day | the very beginning | london weekend | sarah rcords | 2:14:45 (Pop-up) | ||||||
Karl Heinz Schäfer | la victime part 1 | paris in the spring: bob stanley/pete wiggs present v/a | 2:19:12 (Pop-up) | |||||||
claude lombard | l'arbre et l'oiseau | claude lombard | 2:21:48 (Pop-up) | |||||||
ivy | back in our town | apartment life 25th anniversary reissue | bar none | * | 2:24:17 (Pop-up) | |||||
sergio mendes & brasil 77 | after sunrise | brazilica! v/a | 2:31:18 (Pop-up) | |||||||
John Carroll Kirby | p64 by my side | septet | 2:33:30 (Pop-up) | |||||||
mary lattimore & growing | tagada, night rises | gainer | silver current | * | 2:42:42 (Pop-up) |
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Listener comments!
Trouble:
Robm:
listener james from westwood:
Strandlund:
Mike W.:
Robm:
HyperDose:
Mxter Baba:
TDK60:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Fred and Alan:
Mxter Baba:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Mxter Baba:
Fred and Alan:
TDK60:
Mxter Baba:
HyperDose:
Robm:
Hey mixter baba morning to ya
Trouble:
Fred and Alan:
Krull Sagan:
Zinn The Mood:
The “I Read Banned Books” sticker on our car is fading. But have added “Capitalism is Cannibalism” next to the FMU one! Part of the “All Our Grievances Are Connected” credo via Occupy Wall St.
Gotta go hang the children’s clothes on the drying racks…
TDK60:
Karl Ward:
Krull Sagan:
Robm:
Connie:
Mxter Baba:
Good morning, Robm, we meet again!
@Zinn—sounds like a collection that would catch my eye!
@TDK60: word. this is a targeted political strategy! this is no joke.
Vivian:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Mxter Baba:
Ben from Newark:
Acid Cazh:
Mxter Baba:
Mxter Baba:
Acid Cazh:
James in ATL:
N'Lo:
lieutenant lambrusco:
tim from washington:
Webhamster Henry:
D Rok:
I also think all this hysteria about "woke-ism" in public schools is part of a strategy aimed at defunding public education, with the end goal of privatizing everything.
tim from washington:
Trouble:
oneclickpolitics.global.ssl.fastly.net...
Robm:
tim from washington:
D Rok:
Part 1: Erode confidence in public education.
Part 2: Use voucher programs and "School Choice" to divert funding from public schools into private schools. This further weakens public schools, which further erodes confidence, and a death-spiral ensures.
Robm:
D Rok:
Phillippe:
sydnius:
Saltzshaker:
Mxter Baba:
Phillippe:
sydnius:
TDK60:
Phillippe:
tim from washington:
Here's a good start for diving into what's available online: www.openculture.com...
Also, most of the 'significant' bands in the last part of the 20th century recorded Peel Sessions - Can, Joy Division, Buzzcocks, Siouxsie, Gang of Four, PJ Harvey et al and have released them at some point.
Dano59:
the fact that people are being manipulated into supporting it ...
tim from washington:
Zinn The Mood:
The opening chapter of Dan Saladino’s excellent “Eating To Extinction: The world's rarest foods and why we need to save them” is a marvelous, stunning story of the symbiotic relationship developed over thousands of years, between a Tanzanian tribe called the Hazda and the local honey guide bird, to gather the honey nectar grown in the high branches of baobab trees. The tribesmen all know the different kinds of calls and speak expertly with the birds, who guide them to the blossomed trees. They then climb the trees to smoke out the bees, releasing the honeycombs to the ground where the rest pack to bring back to the tribe. The birds are rewarded with the scattered bits they couldn’t have gotten without being lethally stung.
Fascinating partnership of coexistence and thriving together.
The Hazda are one of the oldest surviving hunter gatherer tribes in the world. The honey is an integral part of their exceptionally well nourished diet. Their organization of society also ensures a level of autonomy and freedom unimaginable in the modern world. No one person has any authority over another, made possible by the bounty of food available to all at any time.
Sadly, with the encroachment of factory farms and livestock pastures all around them they’ve recently been introduced to the Western diet of processed food. Which seriously threatens that ancestral bond between bird and man, and of course the pure diet and anarchist culture of cohabitation.
Robm:
sydnius:
headcleaner:
tim from washington:
Dano59:
Robm:
Dano59:
tim from washington:
I'm pretty sure I first heard about WFMU from a (literal) tape that was passed on to me. 3 or 4 Peel Sessions were on one side and the other side had a live set recorded on Pat Duncan's WFMU show. This was 1993 I think.
Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜:
hendrix wolfbat:
Mike Sin:
Trouble:
Robm:
Hey three moons
sydnius:
tim from washington:
AYAYRON:
Webhamster Henry:
www.youtube.com...
Acid Cazh:
N'Lo:
listener james from westwood:
Bluesky:
N'Lo:
Bluesky:
iiibeat:
The general function of the internet can and should: Quickly erode the hierarchical structure of the Republic by making available directly to civilians and constituents voting on every single issue that arises at any and all levels of government.
Clefftone:
Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜:
Phillippe:
Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜:
Robm:
Zinn The Mood:
Weird irony there i hadn’t thought of before.
Like so much of religion and its institutions a lot doesn’t line up…
iiibeat:
Send it to iiibeat@yahoo.com, PLEASE!! lol
sydnius:
tim from washington:
sydnius:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
Jason from Houston:
Phillippe:
HyperDose:
tim from washington:
sydnius:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
Kotzwinkled:
StuHorvath:
mr_soju:
hilaryprudy:
Brian in UK:
The great Robert Greenidge on steel pans.
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
Listener Schned:
Trouble:
Phillippe:
Mxter Baba:
tim from washington:
northguineahills:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
the serpent:
tim from washington:
Christy D:
northguineahills:
Webhamster Henry:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
David Baker:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Karl Ward:
Chris Hiatt:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
paddy in matawan:
egould:
Kotzwinkled:
mndave:
the serpent:
paddy in matawan:
northguineahills:
Zinn The Mood:
Once in the club of power, whether political or money, all the things that disturb we Plebes in the 99% just make them chuckle.
They’re truly birds of feather flocking together.
The hyper-partisan divide that is turbo-charged by the mainstream media keeps us easily divided and conquered - while they, Dems and Repubs, laugh all the way to the bank at it all.
Time for some epiphanies, folks.
It’s a Big Club, and you and I aren’t in it. Carlin’s “American Dream” bit summed it up as succinctly as you’ll ever hear.
northguineahills:
paul b:
Little Danny:
Zinn The Mood:
Making the baked tofu triangles the kids love, in a marinade of olive oil, Braggs amino acids, crushed rosemary, sumac and white pepper.
Good vibe in the kitchen on this increasingly grey day. My favorite kind.
Webhamster Henry:
Jason from Houston:
Acid Cazh:
I know it sounds Marxist, but David Ricardo identified this long before Marx was born. And Proudhon wrote about it a ton before Marx's theories really got off the ground.
Either way, it holds true today. That's the real class divide.
Trouble:
PJ:
Acid Cazh:
Webhamster Henry:
Mike W.:
Try to pull THAT off, AI dj
Robm:
Hubig Pie:
Sounds good at this speed too.
Yes:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
Ironside:
Robm:
Trouble:
www.britishmuseum.org...
Zinn The Mood:
Need to read up on David Ricardo.
If anybody’s interested one of the best takes on all of this apocalyptic talk and the alienation driving it that we feel you have to check out Matt Christman’s latest:
podcasts.apple.com...
northguineahills:
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
Thanks!
Robm:
northguineahills:
Acid Cazh:
I've got my IWW Red Card in my wallet, ready for when the General Strike comes. ✊
MarginWalker in Baltimore:
Bill K:
Zinn The Mood:
The whole LES seems to have been transformed from artist enclave refuge housing some of the greats across the board for decades and decades, to just another upscale franchise-drenched and boutique-shopping playground for the wealthy, trust fund kiddies and Big Tech and NYU sprawl. Much more so than I remember it playing in bands down there 30 years ago.
Some day, I hope, we’ll find ourselves looking in one another’s direction and revolt in solidarity , with numbers significant enough to overwhelm this predatory capitalist system that drives all this angst and alienation, and we’ll finally have a more equitable socialist society in which all are dignified.
Trouble:
Ironside:
Little Danny:
TDK60:
love2laf:
Gaston Musella:
Jason from Houston:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Thanks for the beauty this morning, Trouble.
Pax:
Phillippe:
TDK60:
Rich in Washington:
Jason from Houston:
This Lattimore & Growing is a delight. Phew...
Rich in Washington:
Zinn The Mood:
Without this arrangement he would have to had to leave years ago.
There are some, sure, who still somehow manage to exist there. But many I would guess are grandfathered in on some kind of rent controlled situation.