Other Mixes By Leif Averageson
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Theme - Alternating DJ
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Jazz
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Naked as They Come: The Minimalist, Post-Structuralist, Deconstructionist, Anti-Modernist, Tear-It-Down-and-Put-it-Back-Together-(In-the-Name-of-the-Proletariat!) Mix
Comment:
"If the highest things are unknowable, then the highest capacity or virtue of man cannot be theoretical wisdom." - Leo Strauss.
For Gene, Mr. Ambient.
Feedback:
7-10 is a joke, right?
Mmmm...another brand new leaf in AotM's brief history of ambient comings & goings. Looking very lovely. I imagine that if I put this on headphones and stared at the night sky...I'd finally see all the stars.
No, the title and the quote are a bit of tongue-in-cheekery, but any other humor is inadvertent.
Tremendous shift in focus. Really dig this one.
ANOTHER success!! Damn you... you just keep raising the bar... what is a boy to do?
I gotta get some headphones and a decent stereo. This is very very cool. I love what you guys do with a loose mood or theme.
this looks fantastic. i especially appreciate the otc and drums&tuba tracks.
Wunderbar! An ism to our schism.
"Does my arse look big in these jeans." - Levi Strauss. - Yep suitably Genelike this one.
Post-listen review:
From the opening piano chords (and waves), through to the Fripp-&-Eno/Birchville segue,
this is a mesmerizng listen. At times pushing it's "Ambient" categorization into the
"Experimental/Electronica" zone...this quietly (for the most part) delivers.
The mysterious Norwegian quartet,
Supersilent, sounded enough like
Jason Corder's Off the Sky project, that it threw
me for the 1st 30-40 seconds, or so, of track 8...until my earss grew accustomed to the sonic glow of the textured ether-wash. Good stuff!
For any who might be downloading & re-burning with track markers (like I did), here are the
approximate segue spots: 0:00, 8:38, 18:19, 27:59, 35:20, 40:50, 44:30, 50:49, 60:09, 64:31, 68:52 & 73:32.
From the opening piano chords (and waves), through to the Fripp-&-Eno/Birchville segue,
this is a mesmerizng listen. At times pushing it's "Ambient" categorization into the
"Experimental/Electronica" zone...this quietly (for the most part) delivers.
The mysterious Norwegian quartet,
Supersilent, sounded enough like
Jason Corder's Off the Sky project, that it threw
me for the 1st 30-40 seconds, or so, of track 8...until my earss grew accustomed to the sonic glow of the textured ether-wash. Good stuff!
For any who might be downloading & re-burning with track markers (like I did), here are the
approximate segue spots: 0:00, 8:38, 18:19, 27:59, 35:20, 40:50, 44:30, 50:49, 60:09, 64:31, 68:52 & 73:32.
Thanks again...fellas:
O, no, sorry -- we meant the other Gene! ; )
;-]
Some beautiiful noise here. I like the second track best. It makes me visualize a ghostship drifting through icebergs, the crew dead as a result of a mysterius disaster or disease, but once the voices come in I suddenly see a mass and even hear church bells mixed in the metallic sounds.The Birchville Cats are cool, too.
Way off my radar but respect!
Cool.