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It's that time of year again (almost exactly a year in fact for this thread) when NL makes a decent fist of an LJ episode.
Sounds as if he's discovered other genres during that time - some quite reasonable and worthwhile toons - e.g.
Abelardo Carbonó y Su Conjunto, Laraaji (bit of yer actual EnoAmbience), Chick Corea & Gary Burton (reminded me to listen to more of their stuff),
Fingers crossed for Weds...Comment
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Nick seems to be improving - may be he is tuning in to his potential audience on R3.Originally posted by Globaltruth View PostComment
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I like Gideon Coe...he's in sharing a few tunes with Mr Luscombe this evening. Looking forward to hearing what he plays.Comment
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Nick Luscombe's Sonic Safari last night much appreciated.Comment
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Björk - absolutely brilliant
Wouldn't regard her as a rock artist. Uncategorisable musician and multi-media artist.
May be she belongs in the Hear and Now section.Last edited by Quarky; 10-11-17, 05:01.Comment
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I thought she was a lot of fun, Vespare, and some crackin' tunes in there, I thought.Originally posted by Vespare View PostBjörk - absolutely brilliant
Wouldn't regard her as a rock artist. Uncategorisable musician and multi-media artist.
May be she belongs in the Hear and Now section.Comment
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I quite enjoyed the Man v Computer Late Junction Collaboration session from Thursday evening though not sure who won. Thought I'd mention it.
Tomorrow, Verity's got Robert Wyatt down the line for a bit of musical choice. Good combination last time they got some tunes together I seem to recall, even on a dreary Monday morning.Comment
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostI quite enjoyed the Man v Computer Late Junction Collaboration session from Thursday evening though not sure who won. Thought I'd mention it.
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I enjoyed Nick Luscombe's programmes last week, emphasizing experimental music currently being composed and performed.
There seems to be a whole range of "intellectuality" present in experimental or contemporary music, ranging from "Algoraver" to the highbrow Hear and Now. I guess it's desirable to find one's own level for musical enjoyment.Comment
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Maybe, just maybe, he'll be featured....
Seriously though, Thanks Vespare and JC you have intrigued me, I will give him (yet) another chance...Comment
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Lookin' good there, Global. Yeah! I posted as much out of surprise as of enjoyment.Originally posted by Globaltruth View PostComment
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Nick Luscombe (who seems to be an expert in this area) and R3 are excelling themselves with this season of Japanese music. Congrats due all-round!Last edited by Quarky; 27-04-18, 06:16.Comment
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Hatis Noit, performing almost live...Originally posted by Vespare View Post
NL is definitely at his best with this, as well as his expertise he has a barely supressed passion which comes across - I'd be quite happy for him to do a year long investigation into the music of Japan, other cities, out into the country, the past, the present, the future; but of course the BBC will rush past to the next novelty.
Better enjoy whilst we can... gomen'nasaiComment
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