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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
I used Shazam to discover Saloua by Eric Truffaz
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Skin on the Drum [Bassnecter Remix]
Check out the song Skin on the Drum [Bassnecter Remix] by Spearhead, Michael Franti on midomi.com.
This beautiful song is enhanced by a beautiful remix. One of my fave Franti tracks.
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Echoes: Interview with Sound Shaman Jorge Reyes, RIP
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Jorge Reyes died in February 2009. He was a messenger from and connector to the vast past, and an inspiration for an inclusive, creative future...
Echoes: Interview with Sound Shaman Jorge Reyes, RIP
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Jorge Reyes died in February 2009. He was a messenger from and connector to the vast past, and an inspiration for an inclusive, creative future...
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Bye Bye Country Boy
Check out the song Bye Bye Country Boy by Karrin Allyson on midomi.com. Sexy!
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Saisir
Check out the song Saisir by Erik Truffaz on midomi.com. If you have Midomi on your iPhone, click here to open this song in Midomi. Or click here to download midomi now.
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I used Shazam to discover A Song For Women by Baaba Maal
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Washington Shocks No. 3 USC, 16-13 - ESPN Video - ESPN
via espn.go.com
We's jus' "#Folks"! Erik Folk, younger brother of #DallasCowboys kicker Nick Folk, and kicker for the # UW #Huskies, kicks the game-winning field goal to #upset the no.3 USC Trojans! Sweet Dallas-Seattle Connection!
yugenro music
Music has always been my ultimate love in life. Check out my aesthetics writings for my philosophy of music.
I have always had music around me. My mother owned a spinet piano in the house i grew up in, and she played it and sang beautifully. My family always sang together, in church, in the car on family vacations, at birthdays and holidays. My oldest sister Terri was the first singer i was conscious of singing harmonies. But we all could sing in harmony with each other. I remember my father singing love songs to my mother in the car on night drives-- verrry romantic.
But it wasn't until I was 13 or 14, when I bought my very first 8-track tape-- Styx' The Grand Illusion, from my sister Dedee as part of her high school band fundraiser-- that i became fully enraptured by music. I'd lie on the bed next to her stereo, put on the headphones and The Grand Illusion, and be off in "la-la-land" for the next 45 minutes. What really got me back then were three things: the vocal harmonies, the synthesizers, and the rich depth of the stereo field under headphones.
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yugenro music
Music has always been my ultimate love in life. Check out my aesthetics writings for my philosophy of music.
I have always had music around me. My mother owned a spinet piano in the house i grew up in, and she played it and sang beautifully. My family always sang together, in church, in the car on family vacations, at birthdays and holidays. My oldest sister Terri was the first singer i was conscious of singing harmonies. But we all could sing in harmony with each other. I remember my father singing love songs to my mother in the car on night drives-- verrry romantic.
But it wasn't until I was 13 or 14, when I bought my very first 8-track tape-- Styx' The Grand Illusion, from my sister Dedee as part of her high school band fundraiser-- that i became fully enraptured by music. I'd lie on the bed next to her stereo, put on the headphones and The Grand Illusion, and be off in "la-la-land" for the next 45 minutes. What really got me back then were three things: the vocal harmonies, the synthesizers, and the rich depth of the stereo field under headphones.
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Steve Roach: World's Edge
World's Edge
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Steve Roach
1992 Fortuna 18057 (CD)
Reviewed by Hannah M.G. Shapero, Eclectic Earwig Reviews, Margen Magazine, Muze, Synth Music DirectThe double-CD WORLD'S EDGE was Steve's first solo project created after his move to Tucson in 1990. At last the inspirations that fueled his music for years were right outside the studio, helping to feed an especially intense creative period. It is one that Steve looks back on as an important period of transition and discovery within the onion-skin-like evolution of his work. The roots of ORIGINS, ARTIFACTS, THE MAGNIFICENT VOID, and ON THIS PLANET are clearly present here, as well as the transition from the benchmark DREAMTIME RETURN.
Disc two contains an often-overlooked hour-long piece, "To the Threshold Of Silence." This composition shows significant influences from Tibetan ceremonial music, with a fusion of deep space music, melding perfectly into Steve's landscapes of time-stretching textures. Added to this foundation is harmonic singing, processed gongs, Tibetan bells, and deep Earth pulses, all combined to created a kind of ancient-modern sacred space. This groundbreaking long-form piece foreshadowed THE DREAM CIRCLE, SLOW HEAT, ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS and PRAYERS TO THE PROTECTOR. This rediscovery will delight both old listeners and those newly-experiencing Steve's vast musical journey.
Disc 1 1. World's Edge MP3 9:44 2. The Call 3:29 3. Steel and Bone MP3, RealAudio 2:38 4. Undershadow MP3 8:26 5. When Souls Roam MP3 6:51 6. Beat of Desire 7:34 7. Glimpse 3:05 8. Thunderground 10:25 9. Falling, Flying, Dreaming 6:13 10. Drift MP3 7:43 Disc 2 1. To the Threshold of Silence MP3 60:00
via steveroach.com
Steve's first solo release after he moved to Tuscon. Disc 2 is also one of his first (if not his first) continuous-playback disc!
I need this one in my SR collection!
Steve Roach: Slow Heat
Slow Heat
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Steve Roach
1998 Timeroom Editions 1 (CD)
Reviewed by Exposé, Progressive World, The Raging Consciousness DeskThis is the first release in a Special Edition series that continues in the spirit of the infinite playback sound-world environments explored on THE DREAM CIRCLE and "To The Threshold of Silence" from WORLD'S EDGE. SLOW HEAT rises and falls, breathes in and exhales a constant flow of calming influence. Shaped over two summers of evaluation on Steve's patio playback system, the sounds of the warm desert nights were found to be in perfect tune to the sound-world playing back for hours on the speakers outdoors. These sounds were recorded by stretching 50 foot mic cables from the Timeroom out into the desert night, capturing a pure moment of natural magic to be included in the piece. Perhaps no other long-form piece from Steve has placed the listener in such an intimate and subtle expression of the sensual nature of the desert atmosphere.
1. Slow Heat MP3, RealAudio 71:16
via steveroach.com
Need to get this one... I LOVE "the Dream Circle," as I have an AUTOGRAPHED copy, and it was my first exposure to a 72-minute, continuous-playback composition. I used to sleep to it at the 1/2 Pad during the early 90's while I was in college.
So, Slow Heat must be another sweet one.
Friday, September 18, 2009
TechEniacGlowBoy
image that I hope will inspire my ESL computer students to get excited about learning how to master this fabulous tool we call the personal computer.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Frequently Asked Questions - Posterous - The place to post everything. Just email us. Dead simple blog by email.
via posterous.com
Dang, these old hippies really RAWKED it!
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