Friday, 27 February 2009

THE JAZZ SHOW

Unlike usual, I decided not to talk much about the music at all, and decided not to be confined by too specific a genre, so, joined by my good friend Tom Millar, I played some fantastic Jazz.

You can dazzlazz it here: JAZZ SHOW (24th February 2009)
or perhaps you may prefer to just lisTEN to it here:







We played these:
1. Steve Coleman & the Five Elements - Dropkick
2. Charles Mingus - Moanin'
3. Avishai Cohen Trio - Eleven Wives
4. Miles Davis - Fall
5. Maria Schneider - Wyrgly
6. John Coltrane - Blue Train
7. Sonny Rollins - Alfie
8. Dizzy Gillespie - Take the 'A' Train
9. Dizzy Gillespie - Summertime
10. Art Ensemble of Chicago - Theme de Yoyo
11. John Taylor - In Cologne
12. Abdullah Ibrahim - The Mountain

Yezzz.

Tuesday, 17 February 2009

THE ART SHOW


This was an EXTRA SPECIAL *VISUAL* RADIO SHOW.

My friend and artist DAVID SHILLINGLAW came up from London to take part in this show in which we discussed ART today and MUSICAL and ARTISTIC inspirations for his FANTASTIC work.

We aimed to try and promote audience interaction, so David created a page HERE from which you can follow VISUALLY various elements which we discussed.
It was actually rather exciting!

Jackson Pollock that: ART SHOW (17th February 2009)
or even Damien Hirst if you please here:






Thursday, 12 February 2009

UK GARAGE SHOW + LIVE MC


DON'T BE TELLING ME!
For this special metamorphic show, with the generous help of a couple of friends, I transformed CUR1350 into a Pirate Broadcasting Station, complete with White Labels, Dubplates, Air Horns, Gun Shots, an ACTUAL MC, a Frankly rather Sick DJ, inaccurate Mic-Levelling and YouTube mixes. Twas quite an atmosphere down there! Definitely give it a listen!
HENCHUP.

Stream from Trellik Tower Aerial HERE:







Download from World's End Estate here: UK GARAGE SHOW (10th February 2009)

RUSTIQLITS:
1. Artful Dodger (feat. Craig David) - Re-rewind
2. Dem 2 - Destiny (New Horizons Mix)
3. Genius Cru - Boom Selection (Original Vox)
4. Oxide & Neutrino - Bound 4 Da Reload
5. DJ Luck & MC Neat - Master Blaster 2000 (Oracles Mix)
6. DJ Luck & MC Neat - A Little Bit of Luck
***SSEGAMIC FREESTLYE***
7. Mo' Fire Crew - Oi
8. Skepta ft. Flowdan - 21 Seconds Remix
9. Sunship - Cheque One-Two (Rockers Dub)
10. Shanks & Bigfoot - Sweet Like Chocolate
***SSEGAMIC FREESTLYE***
11. Mis-Teeq - Scandalous
12. Frisco ft. Macksta - Raising Levels
13. Sway ft. $tush - F UR X (Original Mix)
14. Danny Weed - Creeper Hoe
15. Dizzee Rastaclut - I Luv U
16. Bigfoot - Stomp V.I.P
17. DJ Mondie - Straight War Gangster
18. Danny Weed - Salt Beef
19. Jammer & Lewi White ft. Riko - Dem Gal
20. DJ Mondie - Pull Up Dat
21. Heartless Crew ft. Shizzle - Unknown
***SSEGAMIC FREESTLYE***
22. Hitty ft. K.I.G. - Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
23. Roska - What's In Your Handbag
24. Twisted & Redemption - Il Dire (Mac Koall Remix)
25. So Solid Crew - 21 Seconds

Thursday, 5 February 2009

AMBIENT SHOW


I always try to sneak some sort of "ambient"-inspired track into a show, so I thought it about time I did a whole ambient show. I tried to keep the whole deal very chill, and I don't believe there is a moment during this show where music isn't playing. I also performed a short exclusive ambient live set, in between the fantastic music!

You can chong here: Ambient Show (4th February 2009)
or straight up here:







1. Philip Jeck - Unveiled
2. Fennesz - Perfume For Winter
3. The Fun Years - My Lowville
4. Biosphere - Som Evige Stjerner
5. Aphex Twin - Grey Stripe
6. Xela - Japanese Whispers
7. Boards of Canada - M9
8. Monolake - Atomium
**SPYRAL - LIVE AMBIENT SET**
9. Murcof - Cosmos I
10. Stars of the Lid - Broken Harbors, Part 2
11. Dual Echelon - Output Emotion
12. Ø - Eetteri
13. AtomTM - Interferenz 1
14. Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto - Logic Moon

CHMMM.

Wednesday, 28 January 2009

INNOVATORS OF THE POPULAR AVANT-GARDE

Having played a lot of "Avant-Garde" music on my shows, I decided to do a show which explored the origins of some of these sounds. So, with my good friend Alex, I played some fantastic music from the era when the Avant-Garde started to become "popular".

Download it here: Innovators of the Popular Avant-Garde (27th January 2009)
or even just listen to it "straight out" here:







1. The Velvet Underground - Venus in Furs
2. David Bowie - It's No Game
3. Roxy Music - Editions of You
4. Soft Machine - Hope For Happiness
5. CAN - Mushroom
6. H. P. Lovecraft - Electrallentado
7. John Cale - Heartbreak Hotel
8. Pere Ubu - Laughing
9. Scott Walker - Farmer in the City
10. Bjork - Where is the Line

.WOW.

Wednesday, 21 January 2009

NEW YEAR 2009 SHOW


To welcome in the new year I thought it appropriate to play some brand new music, some music that I discovered over the Christmas break, as well as some forthcoming releases. Being the first show for a while which I conducted on my own, without being bound by any particular genre, I thoroughly enjoyed doing it and being back in the studio, playing some fantastic music.

Experience the cutting edge by downloading here: NEW YEAR SHOW (20th January 2009)
or EVEN stream here, but be careful, it's sharp.







1. Paavoharju – Kevatrumpu
2. Animal Collective – My Girls
3. Fever Ray – Conrete Walls
4. Anthony & the Johnsons – Aeon
5. The Prodigy – Omen
6. Squarepusher – Arterial Fantasy
7. Shed – Flat Axe
8. Barack Hussein Obama – Yes We Can
9. The Gullivers – Ambulance
10. MF Doom – Ballskin
11. Madlib (The Beat Konducta) – The Paycheck (Gotta)
12. Dr Who Dat? – Ghetto Dreaming
13. Telefon Tel Aviv – The Birds
14. The Cinematic Orchestra - Exodus

Razor.

Monday, 5 January 2009

FAVOURITE MUSIC OF 2008

Pretty much every week that I was at Cambridge this year I wrote at least one music review and broadcast a radio show which meant that I was fortunate enough to listen to a lot of good music.
Not quite managing the 400 that I listened to last year (most of which must have been listened to during my Gap Year), I still managed to listen to over 200 albums, I guess around an album every other day, and so I came across some great music.
While perhaps there were less stand-out albums than 2007, this year was still a fantastic year for music overall.
Also, the fact that I was at University gave my associative memory less of a chance to link music with places, since I think the majority of music was listened to in my room.
Anyway, here they are:

THE ALBUMS THAT MEANT THE MOST TO ME THIS YEAR WERE:

1. Hercules & Love Affair - Hercules & Love Affair
2. Flying Lotus - Los Angeles
3. Mamma Mia! – The Official Movie Soundtrack
4. Beck – Modern Guilt
5. Yeasayer - All Hour Cymbals
6. Born Ruffians - Red Yellow and Blue

I HAVE SEPARATED THE FOLLOWING INTO 2 LEVELS:

VERY VERY FANTASTIC


2562 – Aerial
Alva Noto – Unitxt
Byetone - Death of a Typographer
Cat Power – Jukebox
Clark - Turning Dragon
Death Cab For Cutie – Narrow Stairs
Fleet Foxes – Fleet Foxes
Fuck Buttons - Street Horrrsing
HEALTH - HEALTH—DISCO
Hot Chip – Made in the Dark
Ital Tek – Cyclical
Paavoharju - Laulu Laakson Kukista
Portico Quartet - Knee-Deep In The North Sea
Shackleton & Appleblim – Soundboy’s Gravestone Get Desacrated by Vandals
Shed - Shedding the Past
Sunken Foal - Fallen Arches
Syclops - I've Got My Eye On You
Tindersticks - The Hungry Saw
TV on the Radio – Dear Science,
Wolf Parade - At Mount Zoomer
Zomby - Where Were U in ‘92

VERY FANTASTIC

Alexis Taylor – Rubbed Out
Dungen – 4
Esbjörn Svensson Trio – Leucocyte
Four Tet – Ringer
Free Blood – The Singles
Fucked Up - The Chemistry of Common Life
Gang Gang Dance - Saint Dymphna
Johann Johannsson – Fordlandia
The Kills - Midnight Boom
Madlib - WLIB AM: King Of The Wigflip
Monkey - Journey to the West
The Mountain Goats - Heretic Pride
Neon Neon - Stainless Style
Pole – Steingarten
The Shortwave Set - Replica Sun Machine
Squarepusher – Just a Souvenir
Tape – Luminarium
The Very Best mixxxxtape
Why? – Alopecia
Xiu Xiu – Women as Lovers

I think anyone would be pleased on checking any of those albums out!

BUT LET'S NOT FORGET EPs!

Animal Collective - Water Curses EP
Bar 9 – Malicious Tactics/Midnight 12” (AF008)
Bar 9 - Murda Sound / Untitled Symphony (ZAUDIO006)
Fleet Foxes – Sun Giant EP
Flying Lotus – 2X3 EP
Quarta 330 / Cardopusher - Split 12” (HDB017)
The Juan Maclean – Happy House
Zomby – 12” (HDB009)
Zomby – The Lie 12” (RAMP015)


Most Over-hyped/Over-rated albums

Bon Iver – For Emma, Forever Ago
The Bug – London Zoo
Benga – Diary of an Afro Warrior


And I think I have found my favourite album of 2009 already too:
Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion

I hope you listen to some great things in the new year, and do let me know if you think I left anything out or if you also listened to some great music that I didn't!

Wednesday, 10 December 2008

2008 ROUNDUP + CAROL SINGERS!


For this extremely special show, Subterranean Trawler broke even more boundaries (and rules!) and had part of the Trinity College Choir in the tiny studio! In all there was 8 of us down there, and so whenever I was not playing my favourite songs of the year, 7 carol-singers were a-singing, just for you!

You can by all means Jingle all the way right here: CHRISTMAS SHOW (2nd December 2008)
or even have a party popper and glittery streamer here:







Just for you I played these:
1. The Very Best – Hide and Seek
2. Wolf Parade – Call it a Ritual
*Trinity College Carol Singers - In the Bleak Midwinter*
3. Syclops – The Fly
4. The Kills – Black Balloon
*Trinity College Singers – I Will Follow Him (Sister Act)*
5. The Shortwave Set – No Social
6. Born Ruffians – Foxes Mate For Life
7. Beck – Modern Guilt
8. Why? – These New Presidents
9. Flying Lotus – Rickshaw
10. Portico Quartet – Cittàgazze
* Trinity College Carol Singers – Oh Little Town of Bethlehem*
11. Sunken Foal – Cash Poor
*I then proceed to list of some of my favourite albums of the year*

I do hope you all have a Very Merry Christmas and that you have listened to some great music this year!

Monday, 1 December 2008

BASS SHOW

TURN UP YOUR LOWS!
So for this show, I conscripted Bass enthusiasts Tom and Rob - aka The Sonic Assault DJs, to provide a few songs that would blow your speakers alongside my BASS-HEAVY SELECTIONS. We were concerned the extensive amounts of Bass would destroy the optical cables transferring the show from the studio, but we seemed to get away clean. But to be sure, tweak your subwoofer before listening to enjoy the MAXIMUM BASS of the LARGE tunes involved on the show.
You can download it right about here: BASS SHOW (25th November 2008)
or listen to the bad ones righty then:







Those ones were:
1. Skream – Filth
2. Skream – Simple City
3. Rusko – Jahova
4. Sander van Doorn – Riff
5. Kid Cudie – Day ‘n’ Night (Crookers Remix)
6. Zomby – Euphoria
7. Dungen - Mina Damer Och Fasaner
8. Noisia – Crank
9. Chase & Status – Running
10. Prodigy – Charly (Trip into Drum & Bass version)
11. Digital Mystikz – Earth a Run Red
12. Byetone – Plastic Star
13. Nero – This Way
14. Squarepusher – The Modern Bass Guitar
15. Roxy vs El-B - 2 Bad
16. Mr Scruff – Bass Baby

and they were pretty good I would say.

Friday, 21 November 2008

DARK/BLACK/DRONE/SLUDGE/DEATH METAL SHOW


It was definitely about time to branch out to a genre of music that I really knew very very little about, and that I often found hard to listen to. With few preconceptions, (as always) I carried out a significant amount of research(!) into Metal in general, and after listening to a fair amount of stuff, and after doing this show with my friend Tim who brought in some excellent songs to the studio, I have started to take a serious liking to the genre.

SO I suggest that you check out the show, because maybe you will experience a similar enlightening: Download the METAL SHOW (18th November 2008)
or liSTAN here:







The SHONGS were these ones:
1. Bohren & Club de Gore – Midnight Black Earth
2. The Melvins – Skeeter
3. Boris – My Neighbour Satan
4. Gorgoroth – Huldrelokk
5. Burzum – Dunkelheit
6. Mayhem – Bloodswords
7. Napalm Death – Siege of Power
8. Jesu – Old Year
9. Rollo Tomassi – I Love Turbulence
10.Down I Go – King Leopold II
11. Lurker of Chalice – Paramnesia
12. SunnO))) – It Took The Night To Believe

rwAAAAAAAaHHH!!!!

Friday, 14 November 2008

REMEMBRANCE DAY SHOW

Since it was the 11th of November, Remembrance day, remembering all those who died in the Wars, 90 years after the signing of the Armistice of The Great War, and ESPECIALLY since the show was at 11:00pm, (making the time and date, 11pm on the 11th of the 11th!) I decided to do a show where I played songs that the soldiers would have been listening during the wars.
It was very interesting to research; I even discovered (and played) some recordings of songs that the soldiers sung while marching and in the trenches.
My good friends Liv and Katherine joined in with the song selection, and provided some very interesting War-time anecdotes!

To listen to this unique, one-off, exclusive show, DO download the REMEMBRANCE DAY SHOW here (11th November 2008)
or listen to it nichely here, KEEPING CALM:







The songs, recordings and poems that you can hear on the show WERE:
1. The Andrews Sisters – Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (1941)
2. Oh It’s a Lovely War (1918)
3. Are We Downhearted (1917)
4. Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty (1916)
5. Vera Lynn - We’ll Meet Again (1939)
6. Les Brown and his Orchestra & Doris Day – Sentimental Journey (1944)
7. Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra - (There’ll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover (1941)
8. Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra – There! I Said it Again
9. Gracie Fields – Stop and Shop at the Co-Op Shop (1939)
10. The Merry Macs– Mairzy Dots (1944) [with hidden messages in the lyrics!]
11. Duke Ellington and his Orchestra – C-Jam Blues (1942)
12. Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters – Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby? (1944)
13. Bud Flanagan – Who Do You Think You Are Kidding Mr. Hitler? (D&B Remix!)
14. Vera Lynn – Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye
15. POEM: Siegfried Sassoon – The Hero

CARRY ON.

Thursday, 6 November 2008

EXPLOSIVE BEATS SHOW

It being Guy Fawke's night in about 22hours time after this show, I thought it the perfect opportunity to play some of my favourite explosive tunes, since I have so many, and they always tell me that they should be unleashed to the world. I also got my friend Rhodri, who is also very experienced in the world of explosion-music, to assist me in the track selection.

If you would care to experience the controlled explosion in the form of a download, please click here: EXPLOSIVE BEATS SHOW (4th November 2008)
or if you would prefer to simply listen to it, without risk of meltdown on your computer, do that therrr:







You can read that tracklisting here:
1. Explosions in the Sky – Six Days at the Bottom of the Ocean
2. Bogdan Raczynski – Pouch Fulla Seed
3. Milanese – Magical Flying Hat
4. Venetian Snares – Hand Throw
5. Ebola – Painkillers (Enduser Remix)
6. LV – Dream Cargo
7. Appleblim – Fear
8. Metric – Empty
9. LFO – Freak
10. Pivot – Didn’t I Furious
11. Melt Banana – Introduction For Charlie
12. Amen Andrews vs Spac Hand Luke – 1 Shot Killer Pussy
13. Squarepusher – Anstromm Feck-4

Let me know the results of any experiences.

INDIAN / DIWALI SHOW

I had been to India over the Summer holidays and had picked up a bunch of music that I really wanted to play. I thought it would be appropriate to have this show on Diwali, the Festival of Light, celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Buddists and Jains all over the world. My friend Dinesh, who speaks Hindi, was a guest on the show, and provided an excellent selection of tracks, and little explanations of all of them too!

You can download it to accompany your Yoga practice, or simply as a soundtrack to your reading of the Vedas right here: INDIAN SHOW (28th October 2008)
or even listen to it herio:







1. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Mahalaxmi Iyer- Bol na halke halke (from the film Jhoom Barabar Jhoom)
2. Udit Narayan – Pehla Nesha (from Jo Jeeta Woh Sikandar)
3. Kunal Ganjawala - Bheege Hoth Tere (from Murder)
4. Rashid Ali - Kabhi Kabhi Aditi Zindagi (from Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na)
5. Soham - In Dino (from Life in a Metro)
6. Harbhajan Talwar - Chit Karda
7. Dhol Foundation – Drummer’s Reel
8. DJ Shadow & Dan the Automator - Inspector Jay from Dehli
9. Mithoon, Hamza Faruqui, Kshitij - Ke Bin Tere Jeena nehi (from Aggar)
10. Ravi Shankar – Raga Bahar
11. Prem Joshus & Manish Viyas
12. Kumar Sanu - Hum yaha Tum waha (from Zakhm)

Check you.

Tuesday, 28 October 2008

AFRIKA/SHABBA/DUB/REGGAE SHOW

It being Black History Month this October, and because I had never done a show based on African, Shabban, Dub or even Reggae music, I thought it was a good opportunity to do one. So I did.
I had two lovely presenters STRAIGHT OUTTA UGANDA to help me along and educate me AND YOU about bits and bobs of AFRIKAN CULTURE!

You can download the MONSTER of a show (21st October 2008) right HERE
or perhaps listen to it somewhere here:







The playlist went pretty very much like this:
1. The Mad Professor – Dub Science
2. Jah Cure – Songs of Freedom
3. Tony Tribe – Red Red Wine
4. Lee “Scratch” Perry – Fire
5. Buraka Som Sistema - Sound Of Kuduro (feat. DJ Znobia, M.I.A., Saborosa & Puto Prata)
6. Busy Signal – Unknown Number (FEATURING STUDIO SING-ALONG)
7. Shabba Ranks – Mr. Lover Man
8. 1 Giant Leap – Daphne
9. Jeffrey Oriema - Kel Kwayo
10. Weasle and Radio – Zuena
11. Syren Hall - Somebody Come Get Me
12. The Very Best – Kamphopo
13. Brick & Lace – Love is Wicked
14. Chaka Demus - Tease Me
15. Bob Marley and Lauren Hill – Turn the Lights Down Low

Hope you liked it LOADS!

Thursday, 16 October 2008

WELCOME BACK SHOW

For my first show of the new radio year, I decided to play you all a bunch of songs that I had been listening to over the summer holidays, just in case you didn't quite catch them yourselves because you were too busy doing really fun things.
There were some quite exciting technical glitches too since apparently the studio had been totally changed around over the summer! Very Good!

SO, you can be DOWLOADING the Welcome Back Show (15th October 2008) right about HERE
OR listen to it right out here:







This one is the ListTracking:
{1. Katy Perry – I Kissed a Girl – Sorry about this one!}
2. X-Press 2 – Kill 100 (Carl Craig “Sessions” Remix)
3. Metro City Drum Ensemble – Raw Cuts #1
4. Shackleton – Shortwave
5. Syclops – The Fly
6. Free Blood – Royal Family
7. Beck – Chemtrails
8. TV on the Radio – Stork and Owl
9. Monkey – The Living Sea
10. Bar 9 – Untitles Symphony
11. The Mighty Underdogs – UFC (DJ Shadow on the cuts)
12. Fucked Up – Black Albino Bones
13. DJ Mujava – Township Funk
14. Mystic India – Some Random Tablising

DO let me know the extent to which you enjoyed it.

Friday, 1 August 2008

SORRY some files gone for a while

SOMEHOW, SOMEONE DELETED ALL MY RADIO SHOWS SO YOU WONT BE ABLE TO LISTEN TO THEM FOR A WHILE!
SO I AM SLOWLY UPLOADING THEM ALL AGAIN!
SORRY!

Thursday, 12 June 2008

SUMMER SHOW


This was my last show of the academic year! I decided to go through all the genres that I covered on the Subterranean Trawler this year but play new songs only discovered since those shows. Many of the songs were relevant for the approaching summer!

You can DOWNLOAD him, Mr Summershow (11th June 2008) quite right HERE!
Or you can EVEN listen to it by clicking on THAT:




TRACHLISTAGE:
1. Cassetteboy - Crap Boasts
2. Del the Funkee Homosapien - Foot Down
3. Flying Lotus - Comet Course
4. Wolf Parade - Fine Young Cannibals
5. Krazy Baldhead - No Cow, No Pow
6. Mr Flash - Over The Top
7. The (Mother-Fucking) Gaslamp Killer - Random psychedelia selection
8. Fleet Foxes - Mykonos
9. Alva Noto - U_09-1-2
10. Bersarin Quartet - Oktober
11. Venetian Snares - Flashforward
12. Ital Tek - Pins
13. Yosebu - Love Letter
14. Subtle - Unlikely Rock Shock
15. The Shortwave Set - Replica
16. Beck - Timebomb

I hope you enjoyed my last show for a while, and I hope you enjoy your summer very much!!!

Thursday, 15 May 2008

AVANT-GARDE JAZZ + CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL SHOW


We managed to get a bit of a debate going on this show about the relevance of experimental music and its place in society. My good friend Jonny and I played a wide-ranging selection of "avant-garde" songs from both the Jazz and the Classical genres respectively.

If you would so kindly care to Download it here: Avant-Garde Jazz and Contemporary Classical Show (14th May 2008)
or EVEN listen to it right here:




Be double-checking that tracklisting here:
1. Steve Reich - Pulses
2. Steve Reich - It's Gonna Rain Part 2
3. Miles Davis - John McLaughlin
4. Johnathan Harvey - Mortuos Plango, Vivos Voco
5. Eric Dolphy - Sketch of Melba
6. John Cage - Music of Changes 1
7. Ornette Coleman - Lonely Woman
8. Philip Glass - Façades
9. Sun Ra - Images
10. Iannis Xenakis - Herma
11. Art Ensemble of Chicago - Theme de Yoyo
12. The Cinematic Orchestra - Rites of Spring (Live at the Barbican)

Was thoroughly enjoyable for me, I hope it is for you too.

Thursday, 8 May 2008

GREEK SHOW

I managed to secure some Half-Greek guests for this one-off Greek show on Subterranean Trawler. We occasionally slipped into speaking Greek (by mistake?) in between playing some of the best Greek songs you will ever hear on CUR1350.

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Βρήκα δύο μισό-ελληνικά κορίτσια για αυτό το μοναδικό Eλληνικό πρόγραμμα για το Subterranean Trawler. Γλιστρήσαμε περιστασιακά στα ελληνικά (κατά λάθος;!) - αλλά παίξαμε μερικά από τα καλύτερα ελληνικά τραγούδια που θα ακούσετε ποτέ στο CUR1350!!!

Μπορείτε να το κάνετε DOWNLOAD εδώ: GREEK SHOW (7η Μαΐου 2008)
ή μπορείτε απλά να το ακούσετε εδώ: LISTEN!




Το TRACKLIST ήταν το ακόλουθο:
1. Mikis Theodorakis - Zorba the Greek
2. Traditional - Γαρίφαλο στο αυτί (Carnation behind your ear!)
3. Despina Vandi - Χωρίς εσένα (Without You)
4. Markos Bambakaris - Traditional Rebetiko
5. Haris Alexiou -
6. Nana Mouskouri - Never On A Sunday
7. Grigoris Bithikotsis - Traditional Rebetiko
8. Vasilis Papakonstantinou - Efiva Gerakia
9. Sigmatropic - Haiku 14
10. Nikos Diamantopoulos - Pray
11. Markos Bambakaris - Traditional Rebetiko
12. Antique - Mωρό μου
13. Elli Kokkinou - Mωρό μου sorry
14. Elena Paparizou - Mambo!
15. Traditional song about a sneaky watiress
16. Haris Alexiou - Nefeli
17. Elena Paparizou - Gigolo

Σας ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ που ακούσατε!

Thursday, 1 May 2008

PSYCHEDELIA + DRONE SHOW

Having recently discovered both the genres of Psychedelia and Drone and having loved them tremendously, I thought I would start of the new season of the show with a showcase of some of my favourite tracks. My friend Dan also joined in and played some of his favourites too.
We hoped to create a very chilled atmosphere on the day the inventor of LSD died.

Psych Out via Download: Psychedelia and Drone Show (30th April 2008)
or EVEN listen to it right off this:







These were the tunes that mashed you out:
1. Jesu - Weightless and Horizontal
2. Brightblack Morning Light - Everybody Daylight
3. The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows
4. 13th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me
5. Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit
6. The Temptations - Psychedelic Shack
7. SunnO))) - Akuma No Kuma
8. Colleen - Summer Water
9. Current 93 - Calling For Vanished Faces II
10. Fennesz - Endless Summer
11. The Avalanches - Etoh
12. Os Mutantes - Ave Genghis Khan
13. Animal Collective - Water Curses
14. Donovan - Hurdy Gurdy Man

Thanking you extremely.