Friday, June 30, 2006
Rhythmes Magnetique, Side E
Straight outta Rouen, France it's Loïc Boyer with another splendid mix...
Disco L'Imprimante - Rhythmes Magnetiques Face E (mp3, 30 minutes)
hey, hey, hey, this one's for ya
it's called Rythmes Magnétiques (side E)
and it goes a lil' some like this:
DABRYE "So Scientific" (2001Ghostly International)
aka Tadd Mullinix, you know, the guy who worked with Jay dee, Prefuse 73 and Jurassic 5. I love that sound. I'm always expecting Afrika Bambaataa to comme up with a "zulu" chorus anytime.
LAURENT LA TORPILLE "SanSSucreS" (2005 Euro-Visions)
More beats, more electro, this is Baroque Beats fore sure. Go Rouen, go!
PSYCHIC TV "OV Power" (2003 Tigersushi)
A re-issue of this mid-eighties track performed by Genesis P. Orridge's posse. Those were the "house" times of the band, and maybe not the best times. Anyway, still crazy enough to fit that mix.
UTER "Tomorrow's Clown" (2003 Oscarr Recordings)
Jesus & Mary Chain's alive! Uter met them on the bus with the Cocteau Twins.
STARSHOOTER "Le Poinconneur des Lilas" (1978 Pathé Marconi)
A gonzo punk band from Lyon, France, performing a Serge gainsbourg cover. A great sleeve design by Etienne Robial, and it was great to put this track just before:
TORTOISE & BONNIE PRINCE BILLY "That's Pep!" (2006 Overcoat Recordings)
A great Devo track, an insane song in an insane version. Great, and these guys made a whole album filled with magnificent covers from songs by Bruce Springsteen or Elton John. It's called the brave and the Bold, go and get it!
GRAND MASTERFLASH & THE FURIOUS FIVE "The Message - instrumental" (1982 Sugarhill records)
It's always cool to put an easy classic between rough rarities…
ESPLENDOR GEOMETRICO "Moscu Esta Helado" (1980 Ata Tak)
Spain used to go industrial, did you know that?
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Thursday, June 22, 2006
where da cash at?
Bun B (feat. Remy Ma, alan braxe and fred falke) - Draped Up
Got the draped up single last thursday and I absolutely had to re-work it. Alan Braxe and Fred Falke's "Rubicon" sounded good. But then the draped up chorus wasn't sounding right, so I replaced it with Remy Ma off Currency's "where da cash at" single.
Bun B on myspace
Remy Ma on Myspace
and look at this, a nonsense video for Rubicon
Got the draped up single last thursday and I absolutely had to re-work it. Alan Braxe and Fred Falke's "Rubicon" sounded good. But then the draped up chorus wasn't sounding right, so I replaced it with Remy Ma off Currency's "where da cash at" single.
Bun B on myspace
Remy Ma on Myspace
and look at this, a nonsense video for Rubicon
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
I'm a man for you
The Needles - Dianne.mp3
Can't get this song out of my head. You're just gonna have to listen to it to see what I mean.
Now about that picture at the top. These two artists, one from vancouver island, Russ Morland, and one from montreal, Tim Barnard inked it out. They did a collaborative show in montreal back in April and this is one of the results.
Titanium Tim went ahead and dubbed the event "the fight all fight fans have been waiting for", which would prove to be somewhat amusing. According to Russ Morland (and he is british so he might be making it all up) there was a problem with wall space they could share, and there was a shortage of markers to draw on the walls. There was some disagreement between the two regarding the wall space and the markers and apparently according to Morland "tim wouldn't stop complaining" so Morland went and put Barnard into an armlock and took the black marker from him. I suppose there were a couple more altercations between the two of them one of which is shown in the picture below:
I originally thought that picture was fixed, so I just overlooked it for a couple of months, and it may be as that Russ guy can't be trusted. But now that it has been revealed to me that that picture captured one of the actual skirmishes between the british and the french (canadian) at an art event that was dubbed as a fight that turned into a fight I find it all too amusing and have to post it up here, even though it's old news, it's new news to me.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
sing along in my blood
Men Women & Children - Dance in My Blood
tony was waiting by the mail slot for this record to arrive for like 2 weeks. He finally left the front door and it finally came yesterday. (PS - tony you owe me $8 for custom fees on this one)
Yeah, it's totally campy disco rock, but you love it.
click here to buy this record from piccadilly records in the UK. you'll have to search for it though as there are no direct links to products.
Thursday, June 8, 2006
Radio Show June 02, Part Two
Download Radiozero June 02.mp3
(part 2 rock mix by Tyler Fedchuk and tony X.)
Tracklisting:
( artist / record / song / format / label + year )
1. boogeRS / in the step / do you have a lot of work today? / CD / travaux publics 2005
2. the futurefeads / picture disk / skip to the end / 7" / 679 recordings 2006
3. Louie / dead man / dead man / 8" / island UK 2006
4. the undertones / s/t / girls don't like it / LP / Sire 1979 (reissued: Earmark 2000)
5. forward russia! / nine / nine / 7" / dance to the radio 2006
6. joe jackson / no wave / got the time / LP / A&M 1978
7. little man tate / what you got / what? what you got / 7" / V2 2006
8. scully / who's a terrorist now / who's a terrorist now / 7" / Dust Up 2006
9. elle milano / swearing's for art students / swearing's for art students / 10" / brighton electric 2006
10. the pipettes / green vinyl / your kisses are wasted on me / 7" / memphis industries 2006
11. the futureheads / skip to the end / last time ever / 7" / 679 recordings 2006
12. phoenix / long distance call / sebastien tellier remix / 7" / ghetto blaster 2006
Monday, June 5, 2006
radio show june 02 part one
radiozero june 02, 2006 part one (mix by Loïc Boyer).mp3 (45 minutes)
Tracklisting:
ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES IN THE DARK Waiting for the Man (DinDisc - 1980)
THE UNRELEASABLE TAPES Money (A.P.C. - 1997)
FUTURA (with THE CLASH) The Escapades of Futura 2000 (Disc'AZ - 1982)
PROBLEMIST Military Science (Sordide sentimental - 1984)
UTER Ohm Sweet Ohm (Tigersushi - 2003)
ARCHITECTURE IN HELSINKI The Cemetery (Moshi-Moshi - 2006)
TAXI GIRL Mona (Mankin - 1983)
D.S.T. Crazy Cuts (Celluloid -1984)
JOHN CARPENTER Assault on Precint 13 (CKK Corporation - 1976)
TUXEDOMOON 7 Years (Celluloid - 1980)
LAURIE ANDERSON Born, Never Asked (Warner Bros. - 1982)
JACKOS Xorsister (Toxic Wreckords - 2005)
STEEPLE REMOVE Radio Silence (3rd Side - 2006)
Loïc Boyer is an artist living in Rouen France. This is part three in a series of four mixes called Rhythmes Magnetiques. You can check out his websites:
Bureau L'Imprimante (visual art)
PirateModeCast (damn good mp3 blog)
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