Other Mixes By teap!n
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Theme
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Theme - Depression
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Theme
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adventures in core dump, vols. 1-4
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| DISC ONE | POWERLINES SPEAK | |
| stuart dempster | didjerilayover | |
| pauline oliveros | the roots of the moment | |
| alvin lucier | music on a long thin wire | |
| artificial memory trace + brume | excerpt | |
| oliveros, dempster, and panaiotis | nike | |
| alvin lucier | i am sitting in a room | |
| . | . | |
| DISC TWO | VACUUM TUBE RADICALS | |
| pierre schaeffer | bilude | |
| bernard parmegiani | untitled (1970) | |
| jean-claude risset | mutations | |
| pierre schaeffer | etude aux objets | |
| luigi russolo | risveglio di una citta | |
| edgar varese | poeme electronique | |
| harry partch | a soul tormented... | |
| edgar varese | hyperprism | |
| harry partch | the cognoscenti are plunged... | |
| robert ashley | she was a visitor | |
| pauline oliveros | deep listening III | |
| edgar varese | density 21.5 | |
| jean-claude risset | l'autre face | |
| edgar varese | ionisation | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| DISC THREE | NOISE IN THIS WORLD | |
| bruce haack | super nova | |
| jean-jacques perry | gossipo perpetuo | |
| african head charge | elastic dance | |
| otomo yoshihide | hyoushi | |
| tortoise | goriri | |
| bittern storm over ulm | bittern storm over ulm | |
| henry cow | bittern storm over ulm | |
| essential logic | the captain | |
| pram | blue | |
| henry cow | upon entering the hotel adlon | |
| captain beefheart | i love you, you big dummy | |
| boredoms | 7 (boriginal) | |
| plastics | diamond head | |
| OOIOO | right hand ponk (edit) | |
| merzbow | ghost rider | |
| . | . | |
| DISC FOUR | COLLAPSIS | |
| loren nerell | liquid metal stasis | |
| pram | windy | |
| public image ltd | poptones | |
| cecil taylor | plunderphonic (edit) | |
| the peter brotzmann sextet | nipples | |
| stink bomb | battle dance | |
| ruins | hexagon | |
| pussy galore | fuck you, man | |
| christian marclay | guitar drag | |
| merzbow | degradation of tapes | |
| whitehouse | daddo | |
Comment:
well, maybe more abstract than experimental. this was actually prompted by a critical need to get stuff off my hard drive (thus the title), rather than a desire to put a huge set of mixes together. spring cleaning in february, basically. i know that the more intelligent thing to do would be to post each volume separately, but i did them all at once and like the way they build on each other and hang together. disc one is mostly ambient tones and humming currents, culminating in the glacial but awesome alvin lucier piece (45 minutes long! make sure you pack a lunch). disc two is experimental like so-serious-they're-funny french guys from the 1960's would do. i had a minor fit on this one because my burner refused to recognize my mp3 of wendy carlos' "timesteps" - i therefore apologize for the redundancies of varese and risset that ensued. the harry partch titles are too long to fit well in this format, but they're great in their entirety. discs three and four incorporate more current, rhythmic stuff, but there's still quite a bit of noise and freakishness to be found as well. they're actually more fun to listen to than i thought they would be.Feedback:
These look great, teapin. Toss 'em on my pile, please...
Wow, first the Gamelan mix, now this tasty one. Once again, one of most adventurous mixes I have seen. Love it! I am with Rob when I say, toss 'em on my pile please...
While I could ragve about all 4 of these discs. Disc Two with Varese and Bernard Parmegiani leaves me speechless and Disc Four is blowing my mind. The Peter Brotzmann sextet!! Again great shit!
an extremely ambitious undertaking...with incredible sounds & atmospheres...(weeeee-o)!
Cool mix - I think I recognize the most on discs 3 & 4.
a little absinthe, an ironing board and a pile of wrinkled clothing would go great with this
Holy chao -- looks fantastic!
Holy shit, I say. I wouldn't say no to a copy of these too, if you're interesting in a trade...
all i can say is, hot damn.
You simply cannot beat I am sitting in a room, it's creepy and fascinating and brilliant. And there's nothing wrong with Varese redundancy - he's one of the five greatest composers of all time, in my opinion. The top four being Sousa, A.L. Webber, Katrina from Katrina and the waves and the guy who wrote the Mr. Belvedere theme song, of course.
Umm.., pass me some more absinthe! I believe we are all in harm's way here....! What irony? Oh, "ironing." You're all that, teapin!
Sweet, ted. You are blowin minds, mine included. my pile?
simply incredible! cow, ruins, varese, partch & haack. vunderbar!!
i've been doing the same thing. i'm up to disc 20 now. and the music on yours are all great! nice and obscure, just like i like.
Great four CD set Teapin. Could you make a copy for me, my mother, my aunt Ruth, my neighbor's Cocker Spaniel, my local TV weatherman, the vagrant who's always asking for my aluminum cans, my broker, my high school science teacher, my probation officer, the chick who cuts my hair, my nephew's babysitter, the bartender at my favorite watering hole...
sure, ion, laugh at my pain. real cool. just for that, don't even bother asking for a copy of my seven cd excursion into stormy weather cloud belching...
damn! does that also mean I'm going to miss out on your five CD exploration of animal training records? My friend's Cocker Spaniel was really looking forward to it! :)
yeah, no animal training for you. but i could probably be persuaded to send along my complete discography of joe cocker to your friend instead.
Actually the bitch has everything by Mr. Cocker, but she'd love to hear something by Spaniel Ballet of Cocker Rebel. BTW, I'll be posting your mix either tomorrow or Thursday.
Wow. This is uniformly great. That Peter Brotzmann piece is a bitch, and you gotta love Merzbow.