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Viv Albertine *December 1, 1954
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Great fucking cover
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Vin Gordon On-U Sound System
#adrian sherwood#on u sound#onusoundrecords#vin gordon#dub syndicate#new age steppers#bim sherman#leescratchperry#onusound
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the new age steppers -- fade away
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@squea Heard you got a sim that needs a friend. May I present...Elayne Tang?
(ExCUSE ME, miss n0body, I can introduce myself, thank you!)
No. We'll do it together. I'll lay out the basics and you can interject.
(LOL Like you could stop me! HI SQUEA!)
Name: Elayne Tang (they KNOW that already, girl keep up--)
Age: Young Adult (Don't let the 'young' fool you, though. I. Am. GROWN.)
Hometown: Windenburg (where the nightlife is the right life! ha! get it?)
Career: Aerobics Instructor (And it’s still not enough to tire me out!)
Status: Single (to all you hopefuls out there, the way to my heart is on the dance floor. ;))
Skill Stats: (BOOOOO how dare you try to quantify my value-- )
Fitness: 2 (weightlifting is so BORIING, let’s go pop lock and drop it instead!)
Charisma: 8 (I mean, with a smile like this, how can I NOT—)
Dancing: 5 (DANCE IS LIFE)
Research & Debate: 7 (I have a page of bullet points on why the Jubislide is actually the work of spell casters making you think you as a mortal can do that shit—)
Cleaning: 4 (I’m not DIRTY!…I’m just…messy. There’s a difference, right??)
Comedy: 6 (Not to get cynical, but life is a joke, so why not roast it?)
Cooking: 3 (You want a grilled cheese served with creamy tomato soup? I’m your girl. You want a five course entree go to that Ilama restaurant over there. Hmph.)
Aspiration: Trend Setter (Have you SEEN this outift? I AM the trend!)
Traits: Clubber, Creative, Dance Machine, Flirty and Brave (Probably why I didn’t flinch when I saw that dude fall from the sky.)
Lifestyles: People Person & Energetic (You tell your friends to get with my friends, and we’ll all be friends that dance on weekends!)
Clubs: Founder Of The Club, “Two Steppers” (Where all you gotta do is DANCE TILL YOU CAN’T DANCE NO MORE!)
(In conclusion I am literally the best bestie you could ever ask for and CORRRRN, if you're ready to see the world and learn a few moves while doing it, I'd be happy to help you! xoxoxoooooo!)
sigh We hope you consider Elayne Tang as one of Corn's new friends. Thank you and goodnight.
(Now look at my shoes.)
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Giving Myself an "Atta Boy"
Confession time: I'm not much of an exerciser.
I played rec sports as a kid, and while I enjoyed it, I was never serious about it. Same in college -- I enjoyed playing intramural floor hockey, but that was really about it. Once I graduated and the sort of automatic opportunities to play sports went away, I was never someone who wanted to join a pickup basketball game or anything like that. And things like running, or going to the gym? Forget about it. Always found them to be incredibly boring.
But without consciously working out, being a professor is a pretty sedentary lifestyle. As a graduate student things were a little better just because I lived about a mile's walk from campus -- just the right amount to get some steps in without it being too much of a drain. But then the pandemic hit, and nobody saw the sun for a few years. That corresponding to me hitting my mid-30s was not a great combo.
I tried a few things. We bought a "RingFit" for the Switch -- didn't really catch on. I tried doing sit-ups each morning or using a "stepper" machine, but they didn't really take. One problem is that I have recurrent knee and lower-leg problems, which meant that the shock even of jogging very quickly caused terrible pain. So it was in particularly really hard to do any cardio, which is what I really thought I needed but could never fully motivate myself to do in earnest.
But this summer, my wife and I bought a recumbent bike. And I really like it. More importantly, I've stuck with it. I can get genuine cardio without destroying my knees, which is something that had always been my white whale. And after years of never getting past (extremely) sporadic exercise patterns, I've been able to commit to riding the bike almost every day. I'm not smashing any records or anything like that; my goals have been modest -- at first, just trying to go 10 miles in 40 minutes (the length of one Hell's Kitchen episode). More recently, I kicked that up to 11 miles in 40 minutes, and today, for the first time ever, I did 12 miles in 40 minutes. Again, nothing objectively impressive. But it was a big achievement for me, and so I'm very happy about it.
One of my initial ambitions when I started using the bike admittedly was to lose some weight -- not so much for aesthetic reasons, and more that I have a whole closet full of perfectly good pre-pandemic suits that I'd love to fit back into rather than having to buy a new wardrobe. That hasn't really happened -- my weight has stayed remarkably stable, which is less of a disappointment than a source of profound confusion: I don't feel like I'm eating any differently, so it seems to defy physics that I have the same inputs, can add working out six days a week to my daily routine as outputs, and yet not have it have any effect on my body mass. Newton, hold my beer. But I've decided to stop thinking of it as "not losing weight" and start thinking of it as "a heroic holding-of-the-line against the ravages of middle-aged metabolism."
But really, that's all of secondary concern. The fact is that after years of essentially not exercising at all, I have for the past several months been extremely diligent and reliable in exercising most evenings, and I feel really good about that. So I'm giving myself an "atta boy".
What are you atta boying yourself for this year?
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New Heathen Discos / more reviews to follow
Some radio shows to ease your troubled minds.
Episode #296 (June 12, 2022)
HOUR 1
Flanger Magazine – Sympathies to the River
David Nance – Amethyst
Kikagaku Moyo – Effe
Azita – Bruxism
Tommy James and the Shondells – Crimson and Clover
Cocteau Twins – Lorelei
Weird Nightmare – Sunday Driver
Eggs – This Party Never Ends
Cyrus Pireh – Adomono Tone Control
Magazine – The Light Pours Out of Me
HOUR 2
The Neon Judgement – The Fashion Party
Beau Wanzer – Blood Type Gravey
The Gruesome Twosome – Hallucination Generation (Joker’s Revenge Edit)
Alan Vega – Saturn Drive
Dharma – Dreams of a Final Theory
Chevalier Avant Garde – The Killing Fields
Green-House – Produce Aisle
The Stroppies – Material Condition
Kitchen’s Floor – Haunted Houses
Sorcery – Woman
Rats – Mainhorse Cowboy
Estus – On the Wings
Freda Payne – I Get High
Roller – Homunculus
HOUR 3
The Modern Lovers – Don’t Let Our Youth Go to Waste / Dance with Me
Nite Fields – Take My Side
à;GRUMH… - Another Brick in the Wall Part II
Midas – One O One
Bomb the Bass – Don’t Make Me Wait
L/F/D/M – Midnight Muscle
Penza Penza – Merman
Linton Kwesi Johnson – Reggae fi Dada
Glenn Branca – The Ascension
BABY? – Babbling Brook (Vintage Dust)
Forest Management – Liminal Suite Pt. 2
The Velvet Underground – I Found a Reason
Episode #295 (June 5, 2022)
HOUR 1
The Leather Nun – Slow Death
Afrorack – Last Modular
Astaron – As Time Joins In
TSAP – Vile Corporation
Danse Macabre – The Voice of Bulgaria (instrumental)
Brian Case – Our Ruin
Horsegirl – Homage to Birdnoculars
Long Odds – Not Enough Stars
John & Beverley Martyn – Auntie Aviator
Smoke Bellow – Maybe Something
Rose Mercie – Sweet Place
Daniel Villarreal – 18th and Morgan
Steve Hillage – Musick of the Trees / Palm Trees (Love Guitar)
HOUR 2
Vivienne Styg – Leather Love
Jess Scott – Climbing Numbers
Dick Diver – Private Number
Microdisney – Town to Town
The Party of Helicopters – Neverending Cycle
Tar – Goethe (live)
Rudimentary Peni – Vampire State Building / Blasphemy Squad
New Age Steppers – Fade Away
Forest Management – One After Another
Fievel Is Glauque – Decoy
Cookie Jar – Far Out As Near As Can Be
The Neon Judgement – Hot Sally
Roller – Habit Man Zero
The Arms of Someone New – No City Fun
Kim Phuc – Razorblades
Cyrus Pireh – Message of Universal Solidarity
Goblin – Tenebre
HOUR 3
Mr. Big Mouse – Duck the Mouse (Ascorbic Acid Mix)
Tomaga – Very Never (My Mind Extends)
System 56 – They’re Only Dreaming
Construction Crew – Break That Beat (That Noise Mix)
Heavenly Bodies – Rains on Me (extended mix)
Brandon Coleman – We Change (Part 1)
Chronophage – Spirit Armor
Doramaar – Monestrial
Blue Öyster Cult – Don’t Fear the Reaper (demo)
Episode #294 (May 29, 2022)
HOUR 1
Mess Esque – Sweet Spot
Just Mustard – Seed
Bardo Pond – Don’t Know About You
Mosquitoes – Outlines
Th’ Faith Healers – Love Song
Penza Penza – Merman
Siouxsie & the Banshees – Hybrid
Th Blisks – I Don’t Fade
Anne Clark – Counter Act (instrumental)
Apiento featuring Harriet Brown – Down That Road (Apiento & Tepper Dubbed It)
Depeche Mode – Nothing
Winged Wheel – Central Ceiling
Felt – All the People I Like Are Those That Are Dead
HOUR 2
Zusammen Clark – Rest Position
Comet Gain – Allende
The Go-Betweens – Head Full of Steam
Bailter Space – Robot World
Neu! – Hallogallo
Green-House – Flora Urbana Absumpto
Stephanie Mills – What Cha Gonna Do With My Lovin’ (12” version)
Paul Haig – Blue for You
Sleep D – Twin Turbo
Wally Badarou – Hi-Life
Silver Apples – Lovefingers
Tommaso Moretti – ESM
Viva L’American Death Ray Music – Getting Better
HOUR 3
Mura – Younger Brother
Mary Lattimore and Paul Sukeena – Altar of Tammy
Small World Experience – Side Projects
The Garbage and the Flowers – On the Radio
The Breeders – When I Was a Painter
Delivery – Personal Effects
Ebi Soda – Pseudocreme
Vacant Gardens – Field of Vines
Spread Joy – Discomfort Is Palpable
Sparks – At Home At Work At Play
Severed Heads – Halo
Chris & Cosey – Until
James Brown – I Can’t Stand It “76”
Best Bets – The Point
Yo La Tengo – Deeper into Movies
Episode #293 (May 20, 2022)
*insert image of Wednesday Addams here*
HOUR 1
STRING – Plus Operator
Maya Hardinge – Living Behind Smoke
Trisomie 21 – Jakarta
Bauhaus – Stigmata Martyr
Levon Vincent – Tubular Bells
For Against – Loud and Clear
The Cure – Object
The Scissor Girls – D1 Test (Cracked Swanreons)
Crime of Passing – Ways of Hiding
Automelodi – Angoisses D’Orléac
Winged Wheel – Central Ceiling
Austra – Beat and the Pulse (extended mix)
HOUR 2
A Split - Second – Close Combat
Fad Gadget – Lady Shave
ADULT. – I Am Nothing
16-17 – Davul
Cairo Pythian – Puce Cross
The Birthday Party – Junkyard
Kelly Lee Owens – S.O (2)
Modal Melodies – Standing Still
The Terminals – Hide Yourself Away
The Glove – Looking-Glass Girl
Ashrae Fax – Decaax
Xmal Deutschland – Nachtschatten
The Veil – Manikin (extended mix)
Whatever the Weather – 25° C
HOUR 3
The Wedding Present – Never Said
Prefab Sprout – Desire As
Shirley & Dolly Collins – Rambleaway
Roller – Au (Gold)
My Bloody Valentine – Feed Me With Your Kiss
The Litter – Breakfast at Gardenson’s / Future of the Past
Green-House – Mycorrhizare Dreams
Deep Tunnel Project – Elysian Fields
Spiritual Mafia (ft. Alan Partridge) – Bath Boy (30 Mil From My Gland remix)
The Hazmats – Empty Rooms
Drive Like Jehu – Super Unison
Marley Marl feat. Biz Markie and Heavy D – We Write the Songs
2022 Demo
Book me to play records at yours.
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New Age Steppers - Fade Away [Original Video]
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anne basting and creative care for people with dementia
Forget Memory: Creating Better Lives for People with Dementia
By Anne Davis Basting · 2009 https://www.anne-basting.com/
Several of the projects that I profile in this book encourage people with memory loss to step into the world of imagination as a way to reconnect words to meaning. For many people with memory loss, words are their betrayers. Words slip out of order and relation. They take their sweet time in coming to the lips, or they don’t come at all. Sometimes, it doesn’t see worth the risk to wait for them. TImeSlips, Songwriting Works, Duplex Planet, and StoryCorps, all featured in these chapters, provide ways to enable people with memory loss to express meaning through spoken language... Dance programs like the Good Steppers provide a way for us to reclaim the aging body, which can be a source of stigma and of physical and emotional pain, as a means of self-expression and a purveyor of pleasure.
Some of the projects profiled in the book below:
https://www.memorybridge.org/there-is-a-bridge/ Our first documentary, There Is a Bridge, aired on PBS in 2007.It challenges conventional notions of people with dementia and includes interviews with preeminent thinkers and poignant footage of family members, care partners, and students creating emotionally rich relationships with people with dementia.
https://nationalguild.org/news/field-news/elders-share-the-arts-to-close-after-40-years
https://storycorps.org/discover/memory-loss-initiative/
https://songwritingworks.org/ Our expertise is in crafting projects that precisely serve the needs of individuals and communities across the cognitive, physical, emotional and generational continuum. We champion the artist inside each participant at every age and seek to meet, celebrate and honor the cultural heritage and diversity of all with whom we work (and play).
https://mythsingerlegacy.org/
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Bim Sherman *February 12, 1950
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BASICS
FULL NAME → Diondre Moore-Lewis
NICKNAME → Happy
AGE → 40
BIRTHDAY → February 17
SPECIES → Human
NATIONALITY → American
GENDER → Cis Male
ORIENTATION → Bisexual
OCCUPATION(S) → CIA Intelligence Division, Agent Handler
THREAT LEVEL → Very Low
SPOKEN LANGUAGES → English (fluent), Spanish (fluent), French (conversational)
APPEARANCE
FACECLAIM → Brian Tyree Henry
EYE COLOR(S) → Brown
HAIR COLOR(S) → Natural brunette, dies it blond/white
DOMINANT HAND → Left
ACCENT → South Jersey USA
HEIGHT → 6′2′’
WEIGHT → 260 lbs
BODY BUILD → Fit, but soft, definitely has a tummy, strong in his biceps and thighs
TATTOO(S) → None
PIERCING(S) → Ears
GLASSES → Reading glasses used far too infrequently. Good luck with the headaches Happy!
SCARS → None
BACKGROUND
HOMETOWN → Atlantic City, New Jersey
FINANCIAL STATUS → Upper middle class
EDUCATION LEVEL → (tba, but he’s smart okay he’s so smart, Dutch or DJ are gonna be so kind and help me)
RAP SHEET → None
PRISON TIME → None
RELATIONSHIPS
BIRTH ORDER → First
PARENTS → Marc Anthony Moore (father, deceased), Tina Moore-Lewis (mother)
SIBLINGS → Yamirah Moore (sister, second born), June Moore (sister, third born)
FAMILY → None notable
SIGNIFICANT OTHER(S) → None
CHILDREN → None
ENEMIES → None
PETS → Tortoise named Stepper :,)
VICES
SMOKES → No
DRINKS → Occasionally
DRUGS → No
VIOLENCE → No
SELF DESTRUCTIVE → No
PSYCHOLOGY
MENTAL → Anxiety
PHYSICAL → No
ANGER EXPRESSION → Annoyed, lashes out, unwilling to communicate
ALIGNMENT → Neutral Good
PERSONALITY TRAITS → (sleepy....we’ll figure these out)
MISC
SIN → Sloth
ZODIAC → Aquarius
ELEMENT → Earth
SEX PREFERENCE → (hmmmm)
ANIMAL → (tba)
MUTATION → (tba)
POST APOC. → Dead lol
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The Aquarium Drunkard Show: SIRIUS/XMU (7pm PDT, Channel 35)
Via satellite, transmitting from northeast Los Angeles — the Aquarium Drunkard Show on SIRIUS/XMU, channel 35. 7pm California time, Wednesdays.
Intro ++ Rocket Juice & The Moon – Forward Sweep ++ Brian Eno & David Byrne – Regiment ++ Holy Tongue – Emet ++ Barry Morgan & Ray Cooper – Samba Street ++ Deadline Paranoia – Cappadocia ++ Fugazi – Lusty Scripps ++ CAN – Mushroom ++ Niagara – Rhythm Go ++ Denis Mpunga & Paul K. – Criola ++ Oro – Stop The War ++ Vandane Bajpai – Aur Pass Aa ++ Misha Panfilov – Jogo ++ Denis Mpunga & Paul K. – Funkaya ++ Jimi Tenor & Tony Allen – Cella’s Walk ++ Mulatu Astatke & The Heliocentrics – Masenqo ++ Cluster – Caramel ++ Okay Temiz – East Breeze ++ Jorge Ben Jor – Xica Da Silva ++ J.B. De Carvalho E Seu Terreiro – Fui À Umbanda ++ The Soul Fantastics – Ain’t No Sunshine ++ Lifetones – Decide ++ New Age Steppers/Creation Rebel – Earthwire Line ++ Scotty – Clean Race ++ Annette Peacock – Pony ++ The Makers – Don’t Challenge Me ++ Nora Dean – Angie La La ++ Maston – Better Off Alone (Aquarium Drunkard Session) ++ Maston – Beyond Antares (Aquarium Drunkard Session) ++ Marijata – I Walk Alone | art Calder
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Kendrick Lamar discography review
Section.80 (2011)
***1/2
An assured and confident debut, the album shines when it's at its most focused. Highlights include "Ronald Reagan Era," which sets up the chaos and violent energy he was brought up in, both beat-wise and lyrically, and "HiiPower," an anthem that challenges you to rise above your conditions and "build your own pyramids." In between though, there are sleepy experiments like "Chapter Six," which sounds like an Outkast throwaway, the subdued observations of "Poe Mans Dreams" and "Hol Up," which is more peppy fun than substantial. Still, Section.80 is remembered by its heights and the potential of the young rapper buzzing around the verses of these songs about Compton, the main context of his later albums.
Key tracks: HiiiPower; Ronald Reagan Era; Ab Souls Outro
Good Kid MAAD City (2012)
*****
This album remained indelible and unique throughout this decade because, like the Notorious BIGs Ready To Die (1995), it is a storytelling album where the pieces are just as equal as the sum of the story. The peacock singalong of "Backstreet Freestyle," the dreamy hymnal of "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe" and one of his best singles, "Poetic Justice" with Drake, are all classics that transcend the coming-of-age story. In album highlight "Sing For Me, I'm Dying of Thirst," the lyrics are raw, emotional, centered on death and spiritual redemption, the beats are mournful and grumbling, while reel to reel tape flickers throughout the epic, rendering the song, the story, and the film it's painting in our mind perfect and balanced.
Key tracks: Backstreet Freestyle; Poetic Justice; Sing For Me, I'm Dying of Thirst
To Pimp a Butterfly (2015)
*****
Dense with ideas and textures, this 2015 set is steeped in Jazz saxophone squalling across the songs, with thick basslines anchoring the majority of the songs, and harmonies swooping and swaying every now and then. "King Kunta" shakes its butt back and forth, "Mortal Man" ruminates like a cloud, while "These Walls" does both at the same time. Obsessed with blackness in all forms, from Pac to Mandela to the homeless man on the curb, Kendrick unveils these characters with new flows and voices, while the crew of producers make it "sloppy, like a Chevy in quicksand," creating something unique, warm and proud in the process. Widely considered a classic rap album of the decade.
Key tracks: Wesley's Theory; Mortal Man; Alright; The Blacker the Berry
untitled unmastered (2016)
***1/2
A collection of leftovers from the To Pimp a Butterfly era has it's own singular charm, dressed in Pimp's sophistication of Jazz-rap squall without all the stuffy importance. "Untitled 2" is a moody seance, Kendrick rapping images of divination over a brooding trap crawl, and "Untitled 5" is the closest to the Jazz-rap sound of Pimp, with a cool verse by labelmate Jay Rock, the beat littered with piano and saxophone runs. Untitled's lack of a unifying high-minded concept is its strongest feature, it's Kendrick without some of the overwrought themes that stiffen some of his later albums, "you be in your feelings I be in my bag you bitches," he crows on "Untitled 7." What this means is no towering classic song on the set, even as it satisfies as a whole.
Key tracks: Untitled 7; Untitled 2; Untitled 5
DAMN. (2017)
****
A far more conventional album than the Jazz-infused To Pimp a Butterfly, the textures are laced together and more palatable here, with the hermetic groove of "FEEL" followed by the shiny confessional thump of "LOYALTY" and so forth. Kendrick is at the top of his form, dealing with rivals on "HUMBLE," recreating the pot-boiling terror of a belt-wielding mother on "FEAR," and conjuring a tale across states, family and time frames, co-starring a gun and a chicken shop, on closer "DUCKWORTH." A unique grower of an album that comes off as his It Was Written, a follow-up to a classic too chart-minded for it's own good.
Key tracks: DUCKWORTH; XXX; DNA
Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers (2022)
****
A fascinating and immersive look at a contemplated life-in-progress, accomplished in a raw yet sophisticated turn, bringing to mind Jay Zs 444 from 2017 and Marvin Gaye's 1978 divorce album Here, My Dear. These confessionals, while eye-opening, can slow down the momentum of the double album at points, like with the lethargic "Mother I Sober" and "Rich Interlude." When this balance between music and message is just right, you get the kinetic, descriptive "United in Grief" and the restless brilliance of "Count Me Out," two of the best songs the Compton, California native has written.
Key tracks: Count Me Out; Worldwide Steppers; United in Grief
#rap#hiphopmusic#kendrick lamar#hip hop#to pimp a butterfly#mr. morale & the big steppers#music review
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day 4 of being partially bedridden let’s see what new neuroses will come to the fore today
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Recorded for Urf Radio, SOS EARTH is a wake up call for the humans of Planet Earth. Comprising of various talks / lectures and sonics that address topics like inequality, racism, war, nationalism, environmental collapse, mental & physical health, addiction, the fall of the American empire and more. It’s in all honesty not the most uplifting mix to consume but rather something made in the hope that it could in some way educate and inspire those who are feeling lost on this ball of confusion into revolutionising their minds and their environment. Tracklist The Art Of Noise - Crusoe Ft Yassin Bey Franco Tamponi - Submarino The Art Of Noise - Camilla Tom Dokoupil - Feelings Remo - SOS Earth The Orb - Close Encounters of The Ultraworld Ft Gabor Mate & The Watts Prophets Funkadelic - Free your mind and your ass will follow Curtis Mayfield - Check Out Your Mind Pure Essence - Wake Up The Exaltics & Paris The Black Fu - Propaganda DNA MCNZI - This Is Our Generation Friz Be - Now Is The Time Houschyar - Workers & Bosses Missing Persons - Rotten To The Core Spontaneous Overthrow - All About Money Jimmy Young - Times Are Tight The B.U.M.S. - Who Gives You The Right Dr Mary Sullivan Bain - Do You Know Black History Don Julian & The Larks - Message from a Black Man Speaker Music - Amerikkka's Bay (ft. Maia Sanaa) Ryuichi Sakamoto - ubi The Watts Prophets - Pain ommetis - seesick Ft The Ukrainian Army June11 - Who Is Still Dreaming? ommetis - sitting Ft Let’s Paint TV Sign Ibra - Mantodea vs. Furcifer Pardalis (Original Mix) Ft Noam Chomsky exael - room of veiled lights (2020 mix) Ft Saul Williams Paradise 3001 - Low Sun In Dub Ft Gabor Mate VASE - Versal Haki R Madhubuti & Nation - We Wound Each Other The System - Pendy! You're In Some Awful Danger Haki R Madhubuti & Nation - We Are A Nation Horace Silver - I've Had A Little Talk Maxayn - Everything Begins with You Nuno Canavarro - Untitled New Age Steppers - Nuclear Zulu Ft Lauryn Hill xphresh - luh MF DOOM - a word of advice (w- fog) Theatre West - Children Of Tomorrows Dreams Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek - LesLang Gus Coma - HMV rip Raymond Scott - IBM MT/ST - The Paperwork Explosion WeR7 - Word Perect (Edited) Jan Jelinek & Computer Soup - Barbecues's Version Beth Anderson - I Can't Stand It Haruomi Hosono - Down To The Earth Yusef Lateef - Robot Man Stevo - Save The World ommetis - cry Electronic Eye - Fourth World Destination Ft Heavens Gate Cult Sahel Sounds - Bambara affirmations, relaxation cassette Gonzo SE Asian Noises Ft Fred Hampton Hiroshi Yoshimura - Humming Water foraging - cry SAULT - Add A Little Bit Of Sault Ariel Kalma & Richard Tinti - Message 18.10.77 Frank Foster - The Loud Minority Ash Ra Tempel - Interplay Of Forces Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek - Vague Yet Walt Barr - Free Spirit
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