WFMU: Nat Roe: Playlist from March 21, 2012

Nat Roe: Playlist from March 21, 2012

Collage, cut-ups, and crass appropriation. New aesthetic, top-40 fixation, and computer music, both contemporary and historic. Homespun remix smooth, stunt coding, and science non-fiction rantage.

March 21, 2012: Outsider Electronics

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Nat Roe	Smooth sounds from Smooth Jazz Network	No Album	No Label	...you know, starting with a harsh blast. Smooth stuff. I'll take any excuse to remix Sade, to be honest.	0:00:00 ()

Desmond Leslie	Invention of the Weapon	Music of the Future	Trunk	Playing a set of early electronic/concrete explorers. Check out this great article in Frieze on Outsider Electronics by Simon Reynolds.	0:36:49 ()
Daphne Oram	Pompie Ballet	Oramics	Paradigm	Really awesome electronics builder who worked in isolation for the most part. There's a fun emulator to download (get the zip file here) that gives an approximation of the "Oramic System" a machine that translated visual information into sound.	0:41:56 ()
Werner Jepson	Good Humor Man	Totentanz and Other Electronic Works 1958-1973	Melon Expander		0:49:19 ()

Nat Roe	The Best Show doused in hot sauce	No Album	No Label	I wrote a script to take Tom Sharpling's show from earlier tonight, cut it into random lengths of time and collage it with either a DJ Smallcock (Lucas Abela) radio excerpt or a supercut of Beach Boys instrumentals Mary Wing made with my Supercut-O-Matic softxware.	0:59:01 ()

Daphne Oram	Women's Hour	Private Dreams and Public Nightmares	Aperture	Reworkings by Andrea Parker and Daz Quayle. Here's a set of folks looking back to the early era of electronics. New musicians using analog synths and rigs developed decades ago.	1:26:24 ()
Larry Seven	Live at White Columns, 2001	Rotation	The Tapeworm	I've heard Larry has the most amazing collection of outdated and oddball electronics you'll ever see. His live performances are him linking up different insane electronics...over the course of this recording, you can hear when he has finished making each new part of the sound sculpture and then moves on to the next part.	1:31:06 ()
Opponents	Temple Of Decadence Chapter 3	Temple Of Decadence	Opposite		1:37:57 ()
Excepter	The Last Dance	Debt Dept	Paw Tracks		1:46:37 ()
Kangol ol-Ondar	Tuva Groove	Back Tuba Future	Warner Bros	Woof...	1:51:53 ()

Lauren Lesko	Thirst	Thirst	No Label	Yuck...	1:58:58 ()
Albert Leskowsky	Osszintetizator: Prehistorical Synthesizer	Zene egy kiallitas hangszereire	OTP Bank		2:06:37 ()
Les Mediums	Get On With It	Third Ear Candy	No Label		2:09:24 ()
E.M.A.K.	Alhara	A Synthetic History of E.M.A.K. 1982-1988	Universal Sound		2:11:36 ()
Ben Vida	AggregatePulseRipper (Damaged IIII)	Split with Keith Fullerton Whitman	Amish		2:16:09 ()
No Artist Listed	Nickelodeon Bumpers Supercut	No Album	No Label		2:27:36 ()
Nat Roe	More Tom-propriations	No Album	No Label	Another excerpt from that script I wrote and played earlier tonight.	2:33:46 ()
Oneohetrix Point Never	Andro	Replica	Mexican Summer		2:47:27 ()

Artist

Track

Album

Label

Comments

Approx. start time

Nat Roe

Smooth sounds from Smooth Jazz Network

No Album

No Label

...you know, starting with a harsh blast. Smooth stuff. I'll take any excuse to remix Sade, to be honest.

0:00:00 ()

Desmond Leslie

Invention of the Weapon

Music of the Future

Trunk

Playing a set of early electronic/concrete explorers. Check out this great article in Frieze on Outsider Electronics by Simon Reynolds.

0:36:49 ()

Daphne Oram

Pompie Ballet

Oramics

Paradigm

Really awesome electronics builder who worked in isolation for the most part. There's a fun emulator to download (get the zip file here) that gives an approximation of the "Oramic System" a machine that translated visual information into sound.

0:41:56 ()

Werner Jepson

Good Humor Man

Totentanz and Other Electronic Works 1958-1973

Melon Expander

0:49:19 ()

Nat Roe

The Best Show doused in hot sauce

No Album

No Label

I wrote a script to take Tom Sharpling's show from earlier tonight, cut it into random lengths of time and collage it with either a DJ Smallcock (Lucas Abela) radio excerpt or a supercut of Beach Boys instrumentals Mary Wing made with my Supercut-O-Matic softxware.

0:59:01 ()

Daphne Oram

Women's Hour

Private Dreams and Public Nightmares

Aperture

Reworkings by Andrea Parker and Daz Quayle. Here's a set of folks looking back to the early era of electronics. New musicians using analog synths and rigs developed decades ago.

1:26:24 ()

Larry Seven

Live at White Columns, 2001

Rotation

The Tapeworm

I've heard Larry has the most amazing collection of outdated and oddball electronics you'll ever see. His live performances are him linking up different insane electronics...over the course of this recording, you can hear when he has finished making each new part of the sound sculpture and then moves on to the next part.

1:31:06 ()

Opponents

Temple Of Decadence Chapter 3

Temple Of Decadence

Opposite

1:37:57 ()

Excepter

The Last Dance

Debt Dept

Paw Tracks

1:46:37 ()

Kangol ol-Ondar

Tuva Groove

Back Tuba Future

Warner Bros

Woof...

1:51:53 ()

Lauren Lesko

Thirst

No Label

Yuck...

1:58:58 ()

Albert Leskowsky

Osszintetizator: Prehistorical Synthesizer

Zene egy kiallitas hangszereire

OTP Bank

2:06:37 ()

Les Mediums

Get On With It

Third Ear Candy

No Label

2:09:24 ()

E.M.A.K.

Alhara

A Synthetic History of E.M.A.K. 1982-1988

Universal Sound

2:11:36 ()

Ben Vida

AggregatePulseRipper (Damaged IIII)

Split with Keith Fullerton Whitman

Amish

2:16:09 ()

No Artist Listed

Nickelodeon Bumpers Supercut

No Album

No Label

2:27:36 ()

Nat Roe

More Tom-propriations

No Album

No Label

Another excerpt from that script I wrote and played earlier tonight.

2:33:46 ()

Oneohetrix Point Never

Andro

Replica

Mexican Summer

2:47:27 ()

Listener comments!

Wed. 3/21/12 3:05am Deepak:

Morning Nat

Wed. 3/21/12 3:08am Nat:

YO

Wed. 3/21/12 3:09am Deepak:

Sade really blends in

Wed. 3/21/12 3:11am Deepak:

oh no, not the Windows sound. Always remind me of blue death screens and shit load of errors.

Wed. 3/21/12 3:12am fred:

Good morning Nat and Deepak

Wed. 3/21/12 3:13am Nat:

'Ello, Fred.

Wed. 3/21/12 3:18am Deepak:

oldies and birdies

Wed. 3/21/12 3:29am Deepak:

@Nat how do you like the Sky.fm smooth jazz station?

Wed. 3/21/12 3:48am Nat:

It's meowficent.

Wed. 3/21/12 4:14am Kellen:

GRARR

Wed. 3/21/12 4:16am Scuttle:

This is great stuff

Wed. 3/21/12 5:05am radio art party:

make love

Wed. 3/21/12 5:06am Dave in PA:

Music to Fist By

Nat Roe: Playlist from March 21, 2012

Listener comments!

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