TONES FOR THE HEAD

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Tones for the body - novelty collage mix for the head - including selections from: Diplo featuring Nicky Da B - Technotronic - Fatboy Slim - S.N.A.F.U. - Lost Fingers - Snap - Tipsy - Bomba Estereo - and then some.

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ Anarch-E - Hardcore mutha fucka (straight edge mix)The Partisans - I don't give a fuckNicole Panter - Fuck you Punk rock 1977The Avengers - Teenage RebelThe Quick - My Purgatory Years (heard this when I was 17 thanks to DJ Lee Paris)Metric - Combat Baby (channelx redux)northern LiBerties - Collaborations - with Joe Lotito and Paul Walker - Anthem for Self-DevouringBlank States - I Scream for Ice Cream CakesLove Of Diagrams - Lookout!northern LiBerties - Collaborations - with Abby Miller - Luna Park5ive - The Baron

Maybe it's the spirit of the times what with the call to FREE PUSSY RIOT that spurred me to begin this compilation a couple of months ago..Dedicated to the memory of the late great "Yesterday's Now Music Today" DJ Lee Paris

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ This episode begins with an oddified exclusive presentation of the audio extracted from a video clip of Joni Mitchell performing during an interview at the banks of the river Amstel in Amsterdam for a Dutch music programme called "Twee Meter Sessies" (Two Meter Sessions) and continues with an excerpt from the ultra-groovy Gnod & White Hills performing "Drop Out." Soon we're miles away for a brief excursion into the Fourth World with a collage of Jon Hassell's "These Times" and Steve Reich's "Pulse" followed by a complementary collage of Pearls Before Swine's gem of a song, "Another Time" (long lost but found thanks to The Chill Room's "Women of the World, Take Over" podcast ep.) and Keith Zak's melancholic soundscrape, "The Theory Of Everything" - which leads us to another collage, where this time, Jon Hassell is accompanied by the Baka Forest People's "Ieta" over excerpts from ROVO's live performance of their epic jazz rock fusion marvel, "Vitamine." Wooden Shjips follow with their psychebilly gallop of "Lazy Bones" :D before we close out this episode with the audio extracted from a video clip of The Notwist fortified with the Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra performing "Gloomy Planets." Thanks again to freecodesource.com for their link generator.

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ ::: Notable passengers boarding include: VEAL, PABLO RIBOT, ROBERT ASHLEY, while listening to my favorite pop song at the moment: Ros Serey SotheaThe flight attendant with cloud gazer eyes forgets about preparing for takeoff: E Akebono Scale solo on HAPI DRUM (oddified exclusive) # Additional Flight Attendants: PEOPLE LIKE US in good company with a few others incognito # A word from our captain (who is that man behind the curtain?) and OFF course we go - D E stylee - into the wild blue yonder with an auto-pilot playlist of faves from years ago that have retained their undie-POP appeal despite the obscene amount of frequent flyer mileage they've accrued # TELEFON TEL AVIV my weak beats your ear # GO HOME PRODUCTIONS velvet sugar mashup [I SPY WALDO! again, hah!] # uk CRISIS ocean road (sharing the window seat with some 40-ish Cambodian Pop, see above) # TERMINATOR X back to the scene of the bass # MADLIB so much (music) # THE PHARCYDE passin' me by # FORTY-ONE time for music # KING OF SLACK last chance for slack! # DJ ZEBRA / mashup (princess superstar / simian vs. von bondies / fatboy slim) # BERNIE MAC kick it # WILDCHILD renegade master [fatboy slim remix] # also in the mix worth exploring further - Happy Trails!

TED Talks video

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ This episode is a digest of mixes recalled from the archives partly in response to Guess Behemoth's Episode 175, where my third ear perked up to hear William S. Burroughs/Brion Gysin mixed with Black Light District aka COILOpening with a collage mix of::PGR - Microbes [extract] PGR aka Kim CasconeCoil - How To Destroy Angelssubtle and sinisterTsukimono - How Hard Can My Fist Becomecrunchy ambient from The Back is a Collection of Busted Static Moondog - On And Off The Beatstreet musician exoticaElectric Wizard - Weird Tales [part III - extraction] heavyChrome - T.V. As Eyes / You've been duplicated [extractions]from Half Machine Lip Movescontinuing with a segment from The Chill Room's "Shaman" episode and a playlist of selections as follows:Olivia Tremor Control - Frosted AmbassadorMusic From An Unrealized Film Script, Dusk At Cubist Castle track 2 Beatles - "..I buried Paul.." in strawberry fieldsSecret Square - Clockboxidm ish chill out moment Big Faced Boy - Big Pa Mommatop notch beat craft "jungle" exploration Roel Meelkop - Ghost 1minimal "micro" scrapeHerbert Bruen - Wayfaring Sounds (1961)electronic avant garde, dig the space in between tonesClosing with a simultaneous triple play of:incite - t.o.o. (live @ sprawl)William S. Burroughs / Brion Gysin - Recalling All Active AgentsSara Ayers - But You Can't

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BROADCAST, ENOCH LIGHT, THE KILLS, JOHN ZORN, WEATHER REPORT, ZEENA PARKINS / JIM MENESES, noiseOmatic 1000

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while undergoing a bit of reconstructive surgery

including modified and oddified sounds extracted from PiL (link leads to video of their live lip[s]hip-syncing appearance on American Bandstand - featuring the songs ODDified in this mix) ::: with voiceover commentary from guru, Alan Watts ::: overlapped with the parallel play of otherworldly space explorations, Becalmed in Amber by Lovecraft's Adjectives ::: and ::: Chrenrezig by Eleven Shadows ::: continuing into noise-sculptures by Kamel Niece ::: and ::: Kit Clayton ::: blending into the electro-acoustic percussive piece, Fork Variable by composer Paul Hogan ::: while grafting Ladytron into the mix with extracts of their song, Destroy Everything You Touch ::: along with the usual sprinkling of sample fairy dust and oh yeah, commentary by Conrad Schnitzler from the fascinating documentary covering Kraftwerk as well as their predecessors and influential contemporaries :::

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ Another modular episode with a collage of audio extractions derived from various webmedia - all slightly oddified, poly-modified and/or alter-vivified by yours truly. In this instance, VS. denotes simultaneous play of two more tracks while X = crossfaded or blended tracks... Intro - cameo appearances from Firesign Theatre - Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me The Pliers :- ) and Alan Watts- Out Of Your Mind: The Inevitable Ecstasy - The Meaningless Life -x- Prime Time Sublime Community Orchestra - A Life in A Day of A Microrganism - X - Burn Notice - television series - Teamwork -x- with Starkillers - Discoteka and Conrad Schnitzler - documentary interview - Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution ::::: Dr. Who Dat? - Beat Journey - Follow VS. Luie Luie - Touchy - El Touchy - X - Hrvatski - Swarm & Dither - EWC4 incl. Underground Tunnels In Philadelphia - Labyrinth - WHYY documentary :::: The Juju Orchestra - Brazilectro Session 7 (disc 1) by Various Artists - Kind Of Latin Rhythm -X- Jonathan Richman - Jonathan Sings -This Kind Of Music -X - Cristian Vogel -Dungeon Master (Disc 1) - Diggin Fo Da Earth Gamba :::: Spanky & Our Gang - [multiple releases] - Like To Get To Know You -x- Eric Parker- video clip - Driving on Salvia vs. Tsukimono - Van Venue Hotel - Kyoto whoopee vs. Saturnia - [undetermined] - Interstellar Rainbow Lung vs. Sub Dub - Original Masters 1993-95 ::: The Monkees - television series - Daily Nightly

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0:00 - 1:02: Opening remark into a modified excerpt from: Sunburned Hand of the Man - Parakeet Beat - peppered with samples from: The Baka Forest People which appear throughout the session along with samples from: THX 1138 ending the segment with an apology from: Lewis Black - 1:02 - 3:38 : Madvillain - Madvillainy - Shadows of Tomorrow - 3:38 - 6:38 : The Books - Way Out - I Am Who I Am - 6:39 - 10:53 : The Apples - Killing - serving as a backing track to the following from: The Books - You'll Never Be Alone - followed by Versatile - Explore Your Horizons - from the documentary, Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme 10:53 - 13:43 : backing track shift change with: Jazzsteppa - One (Original Mix) merging with 12:00 - 21:32 a collage of highly modified extracts from: Urkuma - Retour en Arriere ~ Sara Ayers - Interiors - But You Can't ~ Is What - mp3.com release 2000 (website now defunct) - Napoleon's Detonation of Landmines ~ Terrestial Tones - The Sailor ~ Sea Stories - For 1000 Years ~ Lexaunculpt - Has Been Trying Not To Wonder ~ further peppered with samples from Edie Sedgwick - Ciao! Manhattan ~ Kayla Schmitz - mp3.com release 2000 (website now defunct)- Hello Everybody ~ Vic Chesnutt - (undetermined - lo-fi recording of children and noise) - My Turn ~ closing the segment with Thomas A. Clark - Some Flowers - 21:32 - 22:45 : Alan Moore - The Art - 22:45 - 24:41 : Laraaji - Ambient 3 - Day of Radiance - Meditation #1 closing with George Harrison, Dick Cavett - I've Got Nothing to Say56.5 mb / 320 kbps