A little loopy, but no worse for wear. This is my first show post surgery. Listen for rockin’ tuneage, a Mammút t-shirt/CD giveaway and….um…. did I mention the rockin’ tuneage?

Don’t forget about Pride 48 this weekend! 48 solid hours of live gay podcasters! I’ll be on from 9-11 am EST!

The Songs:
(00:35) So Much Left To Say – Nicholas Howard
(07:27) 1901 – Phoenix
(10:36) Velvet – The Big Pink
(14:45) Cheerleader – Grizzly Bear
(21:10) Doorway – Jennings
(24:33) Rauðilækur – Mammút
(28:06) He Was A Big Freak – Betty Davis
(34:02) Clangour and Flutes – Sin Fang Bous
(37:07) The River – Anathallo
(41:43) Harmless Lover’s Discourse – Odawas
(47:48) Ljósið – Ólafur Arnalds

The Links:
Other Music
Pride 48
Ariel Publicity
RCRD LBL

IODA:
Betty Davis
“He Was a Big Freak” (mp3)
from “They Say I’m Different”
(Light In The Attic)

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Anathallo
“The River” (mp3)
from “Canopy Glow”
(anticon)

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Inspired by the 8 hours I spent at the 2009 Bang On A Can marathon, here is a intro to the composers I discovered there.

(00:18) Memory – Ethel
John The Revelator (Phil Kline) – Ethel / Lionheart
(09:06) Kyrie
(12:08) Alone
(13:31) Agnus Dei
(17:32) Lick (Julia Wolfe) – Bang On A Can All-Stars
(27:52) Music For Airports – 1/2 (Brian Eno) – Bang On A Can All-Stars
(36:22) 20 msec. – Ryuichi Sakamoto
(41:51) Like A Miracle (Missy Mazzoli) – Victoire
(49:22) for love is strong (David Lang) – Ars Nova Copenhagen

Peruse the Cantaloupe Music catalogue at Other Music or emusic.

Photo:
Ryuichi Sakamoto at the piano, BOAC Marathon 2009 by Andrew Frisicano. This photo originally appeared here. Thanks to Andrew and to Brooklyn Vegan.

Special thanks to Cantaloupe Music and KAB America for allowing me to use these recordings.

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