Brian Turner:
Playlist
from May 28, 2002
Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.
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| Artist | Track | Album | Comments | New |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Savage Republic |
Machinery
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Tragic Figures | ||
| The Iditarod |
Afternoons Like This Are Hard To Come By
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The Ghost, The Elf, the Cat & The Angel | * | |
| Frog Eyes |
Sound Travels From the Snow To The Dark
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The Bloody Hand | * | |
| Wire |
The Agfers of Kodack
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Read and Burn | * | |
| Comets On Fire |
ESP
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Forthcoming LP!!! | * | |
| Bastards |
Razor
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Monticello | ||
| Graveland |
In the Glare of Burning Churches
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Graveland | ||
| T. Lance & the Coctails |
Aba-Daba-Do Dance
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Various: Greasy Kids Stuff/Songs From Inside the Radio | * | |
| Ken Ishii |
Pause In Herbs
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Jelly Tones | ||
| Gustava Lamas |
Plenos
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Various: Elektronische Musik Aus Buenos Aires | ||
| Tommy Guerrero |
Two Days Later
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Hoy Yen Ass'n | ||
| Helen Adam |
Cheerless Junkie Song
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Various: Dumb As A Painter | ||
| TTC |
De Pauvres Riches
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Ceci N'est Pas Un Disque | * | |
| El-P |
Fantastic Damage
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Fantastic Damage | * | |
| Wolf Eyes |
Let the Smoke Rise
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Dread | ||
| Smersh |
Greasing Wheezer
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The Beat From 20,000 Fathoms | ||
| Leo Garcia |
Clap 6
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Various: Elektronische Musik Aus Buenos Aires | ||
| Fela Kuti |
Laise Lairo
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Koola Lobitos 64-68 | ||
| Eric Burdon & the Animals |
I'm An Animal
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Love Is | ||
| Bad News |
Bad News
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Bad News | ||
| Fear |
We Gotta Get Out of This Place
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The Record | ||
| Birdflesh |
Slaughter of Flies
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Night of the Ultimate Mosh | * | |
| Cattle Decapitation |
Roadkill Removal Technician
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Human Jerky | * | |
| Hirax |
Broken Neck
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Barrage of Noise | ||
| Mogwai |
Stereodex
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4 Satin EP | ||
| Les Rallizes Denudes | ??? | Live 1977 | ||
| Davis Redford Triad |
The Mystical Path of the Number 86
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The Mystical Path of the Number 86 | * | |
| Sigh |
Live in the WFMU Studios
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Recorded 4/20/02, Engineered By Diane Farris | If Japan's rock scene hasn't blown enough minds, tune in today and get a taste of the utter insanity going down in its Black Metal world. Sigh are a trio without categorization: Black Metal roots (they actually recorded their first record for a label run by Euronymous of Mayhem before he was killed), but upon listening to their new album Imaginary Sonicscape they swing into realms trodden by the likes of Schoenberg, Naked City, Goblin, Thin Lizzy, Kix, Ennio Morricone, Booker T, and even Giorgio Morodor and ELO. A rare chance to hear a Black Metal band that utilizes saxophone and Hammond organ on their records; what they will be like live will surely blow minds. You do not want to miss this. | |
| Mirai Kawashima: Vocal, Keyboards, Satoshi Fujinami: Drums, Shinichi Ishikawa: Guitar, Yasuyuki Suzuki: Bass | ||||
| Check out Sigh's website: http://listen.to/sigh. Many, many thanks to Sigh and Diane Farris and Stephen O'Malley and all of Khanate for making the taping and gear happen! |
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