soundcrack.net:::::roaming radio/////PONIIA #15

PRINCIPLES OF NON-ISOLATION IN AUDIO #15

On July 6, 2020 prolific composer extraordinaire, Ennio Morricone, passed away, leaving a massive legacy of amazing film music, composition, and sonic experimentation that will stretch and bend genres and minds until the end of time. For this week's PONIIA, we are blessed to have a return visit by DJ Fly-Faced Necronomicones Served by Marziveined Vampires, who happens to be a huge Morricone aficionado. We asked Fly-Faced if she would do a tribute to il Maestro, and she got back to us with "i've, um, pulled 7 hours of music". She cut that 7 hours down some, but we still have a marathon presentation for you this week. The entire show with the live sets totals close to 6 hours. Not a second wasted or filler, and as Fly-Faced mentioned many times, she had to cut out A LOT.

Speaking of the live acts--this week we have visits by Cruel Work engineered by Angela Roberts on cello and Scott Goff on electronics, James Goode, who may or may not have a dermatological connection to Fifth Head from Faxed Head, SFSound contributing director Christopher Burns, and our own J.Soliday stepping out from behind the scenes to rip shit up. The sets are tight and fierce and flow just perfectly with the truly avant-garde sounds of Morricone. This episode is put together with love, grit, and spit. Enjoy.

pre-show music (DJ Fly-Faced) 0:00:00 - 0:14:55
Cruel Work <+> James Goode 0:14:55 - 0:45:04
interlude 1 (DJ Fly-Faced) 0:45:04 - 0:56:56
Christopher Burns <+> J.Soliday 0:56:56 - 1:25:53
interlude 2 (DJ Fly-Faced) 1:25:53 - 1:37:18
PONIIA #15 4tet 1:37:18 - 2:10:01
extended tribute to il Maestro (DJ Fly-Faced) 2:10:01 - 5:48:50

have a great week and grazie il Maestro 4ever!

total running time 5hr48min

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

soundcrack.net:::::roaming radio/////PONIIA #26

PRINCIPLES OF NON-ISOLATION IN AUDIO #26 Longtime Bay Area faves Fuzzybunny join us this week. Fuzzybunny features Chris Brown , Tim Perkis , and Scot Gresham-Lancaster , 3 original members of The Hub who basically invented playing over a network back in 1987. Original Non-Isolationites, as it were. They play 2 group sets, and in between, the 3 members each dip into some solo action. Loads of fun interlaced with our fave interluder, DJ LUCY. As always, check the timestamps below to find yr g-spot. pre-show music (DJ LUCY)   0:00:00 - 0:14:17  Fuzzybunny Set 1     0:14:17 - 0:39:46  interlude 1 (DJ LUCY)   0:39:46 - 0:54:12  Tim Perkis   0:54:12 - 1:03:32  Chris Brown   1:03:32 - 1:19:22  Scot Gresham-Lancaster   1:19:22 - 1:32:19  interlude 2 (DJ LUCY)   1:32:19 - 1:53:08  Fuzzybunny Set 2   1:53:08 - 2:11:26  post-show music (DJ LUCY)   2:11:26 - 2:42:13  have a great week!  HOT RODNEY'S BAR AND GRILL COMING SOON total running time 2hr42min
Read more

soundcrack.net::::roaming radio///Whis-khee Berber 06.07.07

Music collected during our visit to Morocco August/September '06. Here’s 2+ hours of Moroccan and Arabic music culled from radio recordings, bootleg CDs & VCDs, and live performances/field recordings. Quality ranges from excellent studio CD rips to barely listen-able AM radio broadcast. Light yourself on fire and jump into the middle of psychedelic Moroccan wedding dance, Berber folk from Agadir, Gnawa and other trance-enduction from southern Morocco, Classic Arabic radio, drummers in Ait-Benhaddou, raging cacophony in Jama' al-Fna, and more. Have more info on this music? I don't!! In particular, let me know if you recognize some of the GREAT classic Arabic tunes--I can only assume some/all of these are Lebanese or Egyptian as they are mostly pulled from AM radio during sleepless nights in Marrakech. Our 19-year-old desert guide told me “There is no Berber people. Only Arabic.” So maybe this is all Arabic music. Or African. Or, more specifically, North African. O
Read more

soundcrack.net:::::roaming radio/////PONIIA #24

PRINCIPLES OF NON-ISOLATION IN AUDIO #24 We've been on an extended break, but return this week with an impossible lineup including an incredible percussion duo consisting of the Bay Area's  Jacob Felix Heule  and  Reid Karris  from Chicago, followed by the premiere of Bay Area duo Bottled Water featuring  Shatter Pattern  and  Syrinx . The 4tet finds Shatter Pattern fronting 3 percussionists -- they are the EYE in this Boredoms cover band. Spicy-hot spins all around with DJ Fanciulla Gentile . Get them odd time signatures carved into yr forehead and dance. pre-show music (DJ Fanciulla Gentile) 0:00:00 - 0:17:15  Jacob Felix Heule <+> Reid Karris   0:17:15 - 0:45:21  interlude 1 (DJ Fanciulla Gentile) 0:45:21 - 1:04:23  Bottled Water: Shatter Pattern <+> Syrinx 1:04:23 - 1:32:30  interlude 2 (DJ Fanciulla Gentile) 1:32:30 - 1:54:27  PONIIA #24 4tet 1:54:27 - 2:20:12  post-show music (DJ Fanciulla Gentile) 2:20:12 - 2:56:14  have a great week and  go vote your ass off
Read more