Other Mixes By Muzag
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Experiments In Mood #1: The Wrong Lips
| Artist | Song | |
| Koop | Introduktion | |
| Tom Waits | It's All Right With Me | |
| Al Anthony ('Wizard Of The Organ') | Ebb Tide | |
| Boards of Canada | Kid For Today | |
| Puccini (Fabritiis 1939) | Madam Butterfly Act II - Un bel di vedremo [excerpt] | |
| Coyote Oldman | Compassion | |
| John Coltrane | Ogunde | |
| Van Morrison & The Chieftains | She Moved Through The Fair | |
| Robert Rich | Deliquescing Procession [edited] | |
| Calexico | Piker Sam | |
| Federico Mompou | Musica Callada: Premier Cahier - I Angelico | |
| Philip Glass & Uakti | Madeira River | |
| Nils Petter Molvaer | Khmer | |
| Jimi Tenor | Beach Boy (Live at the Stork Club) | |
| Yusef Lateef | Don't Blame Me | |
| Hood | Houses Tilting Towards The Sea | |
| John Adams | Hymning Slews | |
Comment:
As you may guess, this is the first of what will probably be an on going occassional series.It's your basic attempt at an eclectic mix with flow and a feel. There is a mood here I think, but I'm in no rush to name it. It's mainly instrumental but with a couple of songs. I've always loved the way a song can suddenly pop out of mix; it has to be a song with personality, but I know you can create something special if you frame it right - I don't necessarily know if I've done that here. Later period Tom Waits always sounds off-worldly so he gives you a headstart in that respect, and 'She Moved Through The Fair' was a song that haunted me years ago that I have only just rediscovered. All tracks crossfade. [Cover star is Frederic Burton's "Meeting On The Turret Stairs"]
Feedback:
Tremendously put together, Gary. I don't recognise quite a few of the artists here, but that intrigues me even more! I hope you will put this at the top of the pile for me. For the record, your mixes are both interesting and more importantly, very listenable, and they add a whole new dimension of eclecticism to AOTM. Keep up the good work!
Nice work, Gary!
hey, good good stuff. And I absolutely *love* the Roma cd by the way. We'll have to trade again sometime.
Looks good to me, sir.
I only know a few of these cuts, but I do know that Tom Waits track is one strange, kick-ass pick, so I'm gonna assume the rest are equally interesting!
Muzag...., a great idea and equally great picks. The Coyote Oldman is a personal favorite for taking me back in time.....Paul Horn would've been right at home on this one, too!
OK, this morning I realised what the mood is so I've added a subtitle, "The Wrong Lips". The mood is, erm, reflective.Thanks everyone for all your nice feedback.
I only know about half of what's on here, but what I do know I love! Nice.
v_e_r_y C O O O O L
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Coltrane to Piker Sam in three moves..! I love this cd!
Ladies & gentlemen, your attention please. Directions read: Insert CD, select "repeat";
play until the laser breaks.
This could win an award for both technique (beautiful segues) & content (perfect selections).a genius walks among us.!
play until the laser breaks.
This could win an award for both technique (beautiful segues) & content (perfect selections).a genius walks among us.!
Now this is "mixed genre." Love the Tom Waits and Calexico tunes, among others. Very nice!