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:: Friday, January 18, 2008 ::
MP3 Friday
Goatlab Radio with Dan Gusset, Ana Kissed and special guest James Binray - Jan 2008 [60MB MP3]
Tracklist:
- Robot Ninja Dinosaur Bastards - Come and Get Demented with the Dino Bastards (Wrong Music)
- Bernard Cribbins - Gossip Calypso
- Datach'i - I'm Not Afraid To Watch You Die (Planet Mu)
- Frog Pocket - Heavy Grunts (Planet Mu)
- Jimmy Soul - If You Want To Be Happy For The Rest of Your Life
- Bogdan Raczynski - Lowlands (Rephlex)
- Portishead - Machine Gun (ATP bootleg)
- The Tuss - Shiz Ko E (Rephlex)
- Lily Allen - Smile (acoustic)
- Hot Roddy - Crust Mantle Hell (Wrong Music)
- Phthalocyanine - Breakfast Beer (Planet Mu)
- DJ Lumpy's Penis Song (title not known)
I was feeling ill for this one so it's a bit more downbeat this month. Sorry to Chris Cook (Hot Roddy) who I couldn't remember what other artist name he went by, as his Same Actor work eluded me temporarily.)
WoBcast Unplugged - The return of the West of Bastard podcasts with DJ Lumpy, Andrewherring and Juxtaposeur. Worth the download for The Bony King of Nowhere from Bagpuss, Maypole (the oldest song in the English language, as heard in the Wicker Man soundtrack) and Destroying Something Beautiful's beautifully fragile acoustic version of Word Up.
Grimonmbiet: The best of 2007 mix [direct download and torrent]
CERN Poscast
Thanks to Bristle for pointing this out in the comments to the previous post. A chat-show style podcast of people visiting the CERN Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, including the likes of Dean of Guildford Cathedral the Very Reverend Victor Stock, comedians Kevin Eldon and Simon Munnery, and Torchwood / Shark Attack 3: Megalodon star John Barrowman. I think this is about as internet as it gets. Even the greatest of the surrealists never dreamt of shit like this.
If you're interested in what's going on with Addict Records (as I mentioned in the Goatlab radio show) have a listen to Meatsock's interviews with Dan Doormouse [70MB MP3] and Billy Stunt Rock [51MB MP] he recorded for the whus.org show.
New net-lab releases "available to download today for zero pennies..."
NL35 - X&Trick - Planes, Trains and Highways
X&Trick on top form presenting his unique blend of Drum ‘n’ Bass, Industrial, Hardcore and Breakcore with plenty of fantastically obscure noises, thick bass and dischordant synths. Introduced by a collaborative track with Chevron, “Brighton”, each track on the release is recorded in a different location around the world and named accordingly. Dark, hard hitting and at times definitely summarising the euro/belgium scene, the release is also quite diverse, with the more melodic starting track through to “Dubai”, which is reminiscent of an Evol Intent / Current Value style dark drum and bass, and then completed by the pounding techno of “Gent”
NL36 - Mully - Dalston 2066
A collection of delicate pieces constrasting Mully’s previously heard style of work, each track an amalgamation of flowing melody, micro-beats, and ambience. Many of the tracks have a warm, contemplative feel, though also with a melancholy vibe throughout. “Icelandia” and “Beach” are definite first listen favorites, with tracks like “She Will Lose” that take a few more listens to really appreciate.Labels: GoatLab, MP3, Physics, Sci-Fi, science
:: Dan 18.1.08 [Arc] [2 comments]::
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Cheers for the plug :)
BTW I emailed the dean to tell him that I really enjoyed the podcast, got a reply back the other day from his PA, who mentioned that he doesn't even use a computer - guess he's so 1337 he cuts out the middle man and plugs straight into the grid ;)
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BTW I emailed the dean to tell him that I really enjoyed the podcast, got a reply back the other day from his PA, who mentioned that he doesn't even use a computer - guess he's so 1337 he cuts out the middle man and plugs straight into the grid ;)
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