Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Carnival of Lights

I'm going to re-invest myself into keeping the blog updated because there is really so much show related content worth connecting to.


Tonight's main feature was a bootleg release of the unreleased experimental tape project recorded by the Beatles, entitled Carnival of Lights. Here is a link to a blog article with more information about the release and a link to download from the vuvuvuvuvu blog. 

This release is worth checking out because of who it is, and not so much what it is. Ir provides an example of how a band like the Beatles were influenced by some of their more weird and experimental predecessors and peers during the late 60s when they work working on albums like Sgt. Pepper.

I found the link via Ubu.com posted on their twitter. If you have a twitter account I highly recommend following them. They are always posting and linking so much great content from Ubu and from the far reaches of the Interweb, preventing you from being totally consumed in the all encompassing void of boredom.

PLAYLIST FOR MARCH 30th: 
The Beatles - Carnival of Lights (January 5, 1967)
The Electrosoniks - Sonik Re-entry (from 'Cocktail Music for Robots')
Mort Garson - The Unexplained (from 'Disco Sickness')  You can check out all the tracks on the compilation here.
Ose - Orgasmachine (from 'Adonia')
Steve Reich - Pendulum (from a compilation called 'OHM: Gurus of early electronic music')
Broadcast - Papercuts (from 'Extended Play')
Electroluminescent - Atala and Rene (from 'Oban')
Acid Mothers Temple and the Melting Praiso UFO - In (from '0 to Infitiny')

The podcast for the show can be download on CFMU's webiste here.
Just go to the programming page and click on New Directions on the grid then go to March 30th show date. 
I'll also be posting it online for those who can't download it from CFMU. 

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