January 24, 2006: w/ live set from JONATHAN KANE'S FEBRUARY
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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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January 24, 2006: w/ live set from JONATHAN KANE'S FEBRUARY
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| Artist | Track | Album | Comments | New | Approx. start time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crescent | New Leaves | By the Roads and the Fields | |||
| Akira Rabelais | Wyclif Gen II. 7 | Spellewauerynsherde | * | 0:04:22 (Real) | |
| Umela Hmota II | Sileny Veci | Ve Skelpe | http://black2com.blogspot.com/2005/12/three-for-one-shot-here-yes-while_18.html | 0:11:32 (Real) | |
| Fushitsusha | Magic I | Allegorical Misunderstanding | 0:17:14 (Real) | ||
| Kim Fowley | Invasion of the Poloroid People | Son of Frankenstein | 0:19:53 (Real) | ||
| Sun City Girls | Radio Neocon #3 / Lester's Dictionary | Carnival Folklore Resurrection 14: Static From the Outside Set | * | 0:25:10 (Real) | |
| Frederic Le Junter | Les Uns les Autres | Chansons Impopulaires | * | 0:31:10 (Real) | |
| John Stevens Quartet | Dudu's Gone | New Cool | * | 0:32:20 (Real) | |
| Valley of Ashes | Kentucky Chrome | Cavehill Hunters' Attrition | * | 0:49:16 (Real) | |
| Anti-Clockwise | Artificial Light | Artificial Light | actually Brian Crook of the Renderers, not Robert Dennis' NYC anti:clockwise | * | 0:53:07 (Real) |
| Calexico | Sunken Waltz | Live here on the Show 7/5/04 | 0:56:32 (Real) | ||
| The Timeout Drawer | Bursting With Tears, I Commit To Destroying You | Nowonmai | * | 0:59:54 (Real) | |
| Electric Eels | Flapping Jets | 1:07:53 (Real) | |||
| Jac Berrocal / Jean Francois Pauvros / Jonathan Kane | It's Raining On New York | Various: They Came, They Played, They Blocked the Driveway | 1:15:42 (Real) | ||
| Dave Soldier / Kropotkins | Shake Em On Down | Dave Soldier / Kropotkins | 1:24:00 (Real) | ||
| Jonathan Kane's February | Live in the WFMU Studios ***Update! You can view a 60MB wmv video file of the band performing "Sis" by downloading: http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/HT/jonathan_kane_-_sis.wmv. It's also up on You Tube. (Listen: Real) | Engineered by Gil Shuster (video shot by Phil Catalano) | Having performed and recorded with the Swans, Rhys Chatham, La Monte Young, and Dave Soldier's Kropotkins, Jonathan Kane has been one of New York's great powerhouse avant-drummers. On his new Table of the Elements label release February, much of the great 1980's Downtown tradition of percussion and open-tuned electric guitar-based minimalism at maximum volume continues, though with deliberate incorporation of the trance of North Mississippi blues heroes like Fred McDowell, Junior Kimbrough, and Otha Turner (whose fife-and-snare workouts were definitely a huge element in the Kropotkins). Today Kane and four guitarists will cut a wide path down the middle of the WFMU studios for what is sure to be a set of total electric power. Jonathan Kane: Drums, Ernie Brooks: Bass, David Daniell: Guitar, David Bicknell: Guitar, Jon Crider: Guitar, Paul Duncan: Guitar. Thanks to Jonathan, the band, Gil, and Holly for helping coordinate! Today's set: Curl / Pop/ Sis / Motherless Child / I Looked at the Sun / Guitar Trio (Rhys Chatham composition).More info: http://myspace.com/jonathankane | ||
| Jonathan Kane | Interview w/ BT | 2:31:59 (Real) | |||
| Rhys Chatham | Allegro | An Angel Moves Too Fast To See | 2:49:49 (Real) |
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