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MARCH 23, 2009:
tracklist:
01. These Are Powers - Parallel Shores :: All Aboard Future, 2009
02. Faunts - Das Malefitz :: Feel.Love.Thinking.Of., 2009
03. From Monument to Masses - Let Them Know It's Christmastime :: On Little Known Frequencies, 2009
04. Sleeping People - Three Things :: Growing, 2007*
*Features audio from the documentary "Please Vote For Me", Weijun Chen, 2007
05. Fever Ray - Triangle Walks :: Fever Ray, 2009
06. Sonic Youth - Sleeping Around :: Rather Ripped, 2006
07. Godspeed You Black Emperor! - Terrible Canyons of Static, pt 2 :: Lift Your Skinny Fists..., 2000
08. Sebastien Grainger - I Hate My Friends :: Sebastien Grainger and the Mountains, 2008
09. Dr. Dog - Army of Ancients :: Fate, 2008
10. Windsor for the Derby - Logic and Surprise :: We Fight 'till Death, 2005
11. Richard Leo Johnson and Gregg Bendian - Superman :: Who Knew Charlie Shoe?, 2007
12. Mirah - Country of the Future :: (A)Spera, 2009
13. Filastine - Blung :: Dirty Bomb, 2009
14. Sparks - Good Morning :: Exotic Creatures of the Deep, 2008
15. King Crimson - Sartori in Tangier :: Beat, 1981
16. The United Steel Workers of Montreal - Imaginary Bars :: Weewerk Is 6!, 2008
length: 72:30
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all you love goes to your head.
Here is an uncharacteristically "happening" mix I made with all that fancy "future music" that the kids like to blog to. It has a really great start. The first four songs really pour out, they just really sprint out the gate and never lose stride, I think they are my most cohesive DJ moment. I lost my .wav files on this one, so I can't fix that skip at the end of "Canyons of Static", but, you know, it's not like it's the climax of a seven-minute build-up or anything. Whatevs.
I felt at the time that I made this mix that it signaled a change in focus to much more contemporary and "present" song-choices, but really not even a bit. After this spike in hip-ness, my '09 mixes have sloped to awesome new nadirs of idiosyncracy and introversion. It was like, hey, that was nice and all, but let's never do it again.
The audio-edit here, "Three Things" with Chinese school-children yelling and singing, is a great accomplishment and entirely half-assed. The movie audio is played into the song with absolutely no rearranging or editing save for one moment at the end when I skipped ahead a bit: every other moment, from the flute solo falling into key with the song to the teacher calling out over the room at the first big pause, just fell right into place.
Cover Image sources: 1) a fantastic but enigmatic collage-ist who named his work Wild Maps. 2) The photography of Pavel Kiselev. 3) Shorpy member photo.
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all you love goes to your head.
Here is an uncharacteristically "happening" mix I made with all that fancy "future music" that the kids like to blog to. It has a really great start. The first four songs really pour out, they just really sprint out the gate and never lose stride, I think they are my most cohesive DJ moment. I lost my .wav files on this one, so I can't fix that skip at the end of "Canyons of Static", but, you know, it's not like it's the climax of a seven-minute build-up or anything. Whatevs.
I felt at the time that I made this mix that it signaled a change in focus to much more contemporary and "present" song-choices, but really not even a bit. After this spike in hip-ness, my '09 mixes have sloped to awesome new nadirs of idiosyncracy and introversion. It was like, hey, that was nice and all, but let's never do it again.
The audio-edit here, "Three Things" with Chinese school-children yelling and singing, is a great accomplishment and entirely half-assed. The movie audio is played into the song with absolutely no rearranging or editing save for one moment at the end when I skipped ahead a bit: every other moment, from the flute solo falling into key with the song to the teacher calling out over the room at the first big pause, just fell right into place.
Cover Image sources: 1) a fantastic but enigmatic collage-ist who named his work Wild Maps. 2) The photography of Pavel Kiselev. 3) Shorpy member photo.
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MARCH, 2009:
Episode 11:"Inside Maps"
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