Showing posts with label playlist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playlist. Show all posts

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Latina Pro Populo




I've been promising to do a set with Latin lyrics for a while, and finally came through. Here's the playlist:





Sieben Magnificat-Antiphonen for Choir: VI. O König aller Völker--Arvo Pärt
Best of Times--Kyle Gabler
O Fortuna--Carl Orff
Missa Luba: Credo--Les Troubadours Du Roi Baudouin
Dona Nobis Pacem--Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Sanctus--Fumitaka Anzai
Ipsa Vivere--O Quam Tristis...
Salva Nos--Mediaeval Baebes
Nihil--Qntal
Euchari--Garmana
Oh Fortuna--Estampie
Bacchus--Corvus Corax
Stetit Puella--In Extremo
The Omen (Ave Satani)--Fantomas
Dies Irae--Streetcorner Prophets
Stigmata Martyr--Bauhaus

Saturday, September 4, 2010

A 2 Hour Slice of the World







I played a globetrotting set on Thursday 2 September.






Yasmin Levy--Hallelujah
Ana Tijoux--1977
Gotan Project--Arrabal
Rubén Blades--Primogenio
Alamaailman Vasarat--Perikunta
Ali Farka Touré--Allah Uya
Vieux Farka Touré--Fafa
Fela Kuti--Swegbe & Pako
Les Troubadours Du Roi Baudouin--Seya Wa Mama Ndalamba
12 Cents for Marvin--Persian Dub
Asian Dub Foundation--Cyberabad
Enduser--Not There
Panjabi MC--Yaaran Kolon Sikh Kuriye
Solace--Bounce
Maduro--Tower of Babel
Balkan Beat Box--Joro Boro
Abraham Inc--Trombonik
Socalled--Ich Bin A Border By Mayn Vayb
DeVotchKa--Charlotte Mittnacht (The Fabulous Destiny of...)
Solomon & Socalled--Freylekhs fun der Khupe: Pelt me with rice
Ta-Shma--Rachamana (Feat. Matisyahu)
Dunkelbunt--La Revedere (Feat. Amsterdam Klezmer Band)
DeVotchKa--Death by Blonde
The Sensational Alex Harvey--Next
Gogol Bordello--Ultimate
Goran Bregovic--Ya Ya (Ringe Ringe Raja)
Candan Erçetin--Melek
Esplendor Geometrico--Moscú Esta Helado
Distemper--Wsje Otlitschno!
Irfan--Hagia Sophia
Corvus Corax--Filii Neidhardi

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Gardens are food for the soul.











While up all night in a fevered state this week, I rebuilt the Fracture Gardens. Saturday's show was held there, and my set was food-themed.


Here's the rundown:

Bjork & Tricky--Black Coffee
Memphis Minnie--Pig Meat on the Line
Bessie Smith--Gimme a Pigfoot
Willie Bobo--Fried Neckbones and Some Home Fries
J. Marks and Shipen Lebzelter--Baked Beans
Moxy Fruvous--Green Eggs and Ham
Bearsuit--Cherryade
Godley & Creme--Sandwiches of You
King Crimson--Cat Food
Buddharabbit--Beans With
Squeeze--Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
Bow Wow Wow--I Want Candy
Weird Al Yankovic--My Bologna
Captured! by Robots--Speed Food Pyramid
Care Bears on Fire--Barbie Eat a Sandwich
Bratmobile--Eating Toothpaste
The Polkaholics--Sauerkraut is Sweet
Man Man--The Ballad of Butter Beans
Larry Groce--Junk Food Junkie
Ballgag N' Chain Gang--Everything is Better with Bacon
Pepe Delux--Salami Fever
The Dragons--Food for My Soul
Soul Coughing--Soft Serve
MadMixMustang--The Ice Cream Mash
Mike Doughty--More Bacon than the Pan Can Handle
Squeeze--Black Coffee in Bed

Friday, June 25, 2010

Birdsong

I played a bird-themed set, and Fael gave everyone glowing wings to wear for it, which was lovely.

I started off in the ethereal and acoustic realm, moved through rockier, funkier things, and ended in the dense electronic zone.








Dead Can Dance--Bird
The Be Good Tanyas--The Littlest Birds
Death Cab for Cutie--Talking Bird
Yo La Tango--Tiny Birds
M. Ward--I'll be Yr Bird
R.E.M.--Swan Swan Hummingbird
Rogue Wave--My Little Bird
The Beatles--Blackbird
The Zombies--Imagine The Swan
Guided by Voices--A Good Flying Bird
Silver Apples--Whirly-Bird
Modern English--Swans on Glass
Owl City--Early Birdy
Theresa Andersson--Birds Fly Away
Broadcast--Man is Not a Bird
Moving Units--Birds of Prey
The Rivingtons--The Bird's the Word
Eddie Floyd--Big Bird
The Velvettes--A Bird in the Hand
Rufus & Carla--Birds & Bees
Tower of Power--The Skunk, The Goose, and the Fly
Abraham Inc.--Tweet-Tweet
DJ Tunedeaf--Bring the Bird
Medeski, Martin & Wood--Midnight Birds (Sa Ra Remix)
Pest--Heard Yer Bird Moved In
The Chemical Brothers--Three Little Birdies Downbeat
Birdy Nam Nam--Love Your Enemy (Kill Your Friend)

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Bagpipe Set. . .

Jubi challenged me to do this. Warning: don't dare me to do things unless you want them to happen, heh. Actually, the set was a lot of fun to compile, and my most genre-leaping ever, from German metal, to new wave, to Latin jazz, to hip hop.

Barbarina Pipe Band--Tarantarmoricana
The Queen's Own Highlanders--The Magnificent Seven
The Dropkick Murpheys--Amazing Grace
Jori Chisholm--Don't Stop Rockin'
Wicked Tinkers--Dream
Rufus Harley--Bagpipe Blues
Afro Celt Sound System--Anatomic
Rubén Blades--Primogenio
Classified--The Maritimes
DJ Jago Meets Yoshi--Back to the Bagpipes
Honey Blo--Blazin & Steppin Part 1
Ray Stevens--Bagpipes (That's My Bag)
The Animals--Sky Pilot
Red Hot Chilli Pipers--Smoke On The Water set / Thunderstruck / The Fourth floor
Corvus Corax--Venus Vina Musica
SuidAkrA--Scáthach
ACDC--It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)
Neutral Milk Hotel--Untitled
Lacuna Coil--Virtual Environment
The Church--Under the Milky Way
Peter Gabriel--Biko
The White Stripes--Prickly Thorn, But Sweetly Worn

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Earworm Set!

I played a set of those tunes you just can't get out of your head, to delight and annoy the crowd:

Los Del Rio--Macarena
Smokey Robinson--Tears of a Clown
Bill Haley & His Comets--Rock Around the Clock
Village People--YMCA
Aretha Franklin--Respect
Commodores--Brick House
Devo--Whip It
Britney Spears--Toxic
DJ Paul V--Tequila Lip Gloss (mashup)
Frankie Goes to Hollywood--Relax
The Isley Brothers--Shout
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts--I Love Rock N' Roll
The Kingsmen--Louie Louie
Wild Cherry--Play That Funky Music
Adam & The Ants--Dog Eat Dog
Kinks--You Really Got Me
Michael Jackson--Billie Jean
The Supremes--Where Did Our Love Go
The Bee Gees--Stayin' Alive
Wilson Pickett--Land of 1000 Dances
Heart--Barracuda
Barrett Strong--Money (That's What I Want)
The Beach Boys--Fun, Fun, Fun
Self--Pattycake
The Rolling Stones--She's So Cold
INXS--Devil Inside
Bobby Darin--Beyond the Sea

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Gospel According to Noctis

Attestations of belief, choral swells, a kick to the soul . . .

Infidel--Creator
Dear God--XTC
God Has a Voice, She Speaks Through Me--Cocorosie
Soul Transportation--DJ Me and DJ You
Who's Gonna Save My Soul--Gnarls Barkley
Revival--The Soulsavers
Section 8 (Soldier Girl)--The Polyphonic Spree
Life is Long--David Byrne and Brian Eno
Rabbit Heart (Raise it Up)--Florence & The Machine
Nailed--Hedwig & The Angry Inch
7--Prince
Just a Man--Faith No More
Baked Beans--J Marks and Shipen Lebzelter
I'll Take You There--The Staple Singers
Love the One You're With--Luther Vandross

Monday, January 18, 2010

Annual Songs

I last presented a set of songs with the theme of years:

1916--Motorhead
Leap Year--Maria Taylor with Andy LeMaster
100 Years--Dr. Dog
1989--Clem Snide
Each Year--Ra Ra Riot
1901--Phoenix
Blizzard of '77--Nada Surf
1977--The Clash
This Year--The Mountain Goats
1989--Less Than Jake
1969--Iggy Pop and the Stooges
Cambridge 1969/2007--Yoko Ono & The Flaming Lips
In the Year 2525--Zager & Evans
Space: 1999--Rocket Scientists
Sex Crime (1984)--Eurythmics
Long Was The Year--Broadcast
Holland, 1945--Neutral Milk Hotel

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Work

My setlist for today celebrated the fact that I got my grades in for my 350 undergrad students last night (w00t). A bunch of songs about work, avoiding work, weekends, and working it. Also, it gave me a chance to play Dolly Parton at Fracture.

"9 to 5"--Dolly Parton
"She Works Hard for the Money"--Donna Summer
"The Slacker (Sunday Best Nu-Polka Remix)--Bastila
"Watch us Work It"--Devo (produced by the Teddy Bears)
"Working in the Coal Mine"--Devo
"Seven Days of the Week (I Never Go to Work)"--They Might be Giants
"Senses Working Overtime"--XTC
"Model Worker"--Magazine
"This Devil's Workday"--Modest Mouse
"Tina Goes to Work"--Nobunny
"Actor Out of Work"--St. Vincent
"Me, You and the Working Class--Acid Brains
"Working Part Time"--The Henry Clay People
"Out of Work Early"--Excuses for Skipping
"Stop Working"--The Yolks
"Working for Another Song"--Townhall
"Weekend"--Dr. Dog
"Blue Monday (New Order cover)--The Cloud Room
"Manic Monday"--Finn Wallace
"Work Song"--Dan Reeder

Happy solstice, hope you enjoyed your Chanukkah, have a great Kwanza, Merry Christmas, have a festive Saturnalia, and enjoy the end of the Aughties. I'll see you next year.

Lumi

Stringed Setlist

Hello, Friends.

This is a set I played last week, of songs featuring a stringed element, mostly cello, because cello is the sexiest thing evah, but some viola and violin. A fairly dreamy set for the most part.

"Danny the Dog"--Massive Attack
"Tragedy (Austin Cello Version)"--Brandi Carlile
"Flames"--Vast
"Will the Night"--Low
"Welcome Home"--Tegan and Sara
"The Unforgiven"--Apocalyptica
"Wish You Were Here"--Rasputina
"What Have I Done"--Anna Ternheim
"Cello Song"--The Books feat. Jose Gonzalez
"Fly"--Nick Drake
"Stephanie Says"--The Velvet Underground
"Stone Throwers"--Johnny Hollow
"No Words"--Black Violin
"Like Some Violins Playing"--The Mad Violinist
"I am the Tall Tree"--The Flock

Cheers, Lumi

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Gettin' Mediaeval on Yer Arse




I played a contempo-mediaeval set on Saturday, while Beta flung avatars around on hir trebuchet.






Dead Can Dance--Saltarello
Mediaeval Baebes--Star of the Sea
Stellamara--Strumica
Vast--Untitled
Corvus Corax--Filii Niedhardi
Faun--Sirena
Irfan--Hagia Sophia
Dead Can Dance--The Arrival and the Reunion
Garmarna--Euchari
Qntal--Hymni Nocturnalis
Enigma--Between Generations
Loreena McKennitt--The Gates of Istanbul
DJ Beardy Boy--O'fortuna (Techno Remix)
Dead Can Dance--Avatar

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Not Dead Yet--Still Swinging

Fracture DJs have been musically as active as ever, even if our blogging habits have failed us :P.

My set for 5 September featured classic swing, to wit:

Glen Miller and his Orchestra--A String of Pearls
Count Basie and his Orchestra--Topsy
Shep Fields Orchestra--Harbor Lights
Buddy Rich and his Orchestra--Ya Gotta Try
Bob Crosby and His Bobcats--In a Minor Mood
Ella Fitzgerald & Her Savoy Eight--Opus One
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra--The Old Man of the Mountain
Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra--Cherokee
Duke Ellington Orchestra--Take the A Train
Glen Miller Orchestra--Pensylvania 6-5000
Ray McKinley & His Orchestra--Tumblebug
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra--Aw You Dawg
Count Basie feat. Billie Holiday--I'll Always be in Love with You
Duke Ellington Orchestra--Caravan
Earle Warren & his Orchestra--Tush
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra--Minnie the Moocher
Duke Ellington Orchestra--Satin Doll
Chick Webb And His Orchestra--When I Get Low, I Get High
Benny Goodman Orchestra--Sing, Sing, Sing

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Klezmer!

This is a somewhat delayed posting of my klezzie set. Klezmer is eastern European Jewish music, which in the U.S. blended with jazz music in the 1920s-1940s, and then helped spawn surf music. In its more recent revival, it has crosspollinated with other genres from hip-hop to reggae to new age elevator music. I neglected to include any new age elevator music in my set :P.

Dave Tarras--Bridegroom Special
Meshuggah Beach Party--Hava Negila
Laika & the Cosmonauts--C'mon Do the Laika!
Rabbinincal School Dropouts--Cosmic Tree
Balkan Beat Box--Bulgarian Chicks (f. V. Tomova. M. Alexiava)
New Orleans Klezmer Allstars--Klip Klop
David Krakauer's Klezmer Madness!--Alt(dot)klezmer
Balkan Beat Box--Delancey
Koby Israelite--Dance of the Idiots
David Gould--Yigdal Dub
Jamie Saft--Tref
Ta-Shma--Woman of Valor (f. Andy Statman)
Chutzpah--Super Jew
Socalled--Let's Get Wet
Solomon & Socalled--Hiphopkele
Solomon & Socalled--Freylekhs fun der Khupe: Pelt me with rice

Friday, July 24, 2009

Thursday Human Oddities Set



This was a really fun set for me. Thanks for listening, and for throwing on fun avatars! And thanks for the photo Savascha =)

Lucky Day Overture, Tom Waits
Ask the Bearded Lady, Non Credo
Hello Skinny, The Residents
Centaur, Buck 65
Dog Faced Boy, Eels
Christina The Astonishing, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Cryogenic Sleep, Milemarker
Coin-Operated Boy, The Dresden Dolls
If I Owned a Midget (Midget Named Gordo), Benefit
Ballad of Lobster Boy, John P. Strohm
Sealboy, Throneberry
She's Actual Size, They Might Be Giants
Gigantor, Dickies
Stella Was A Diver And She Was Always Down, Interpol
Monkey Man, The Specials
Bride Of The Elephant Man, The Murder City Devils
I Put a Spell On You, Screamin' Jay Hawkins

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Summery sets from Pink, with love.

What can I say, it was July 4th, I decided to do an AMERICA FUCK YEAH set. Although if you look a little closer, it is not merely blind nationalism. A set of some of my favorite American music, combining pride, dissent, and creative expression.

1. Woody Guthrie - "This Land is Your Land"
2. Iron Horse - "Ride The Lightning"
3. Funkadelic - "You And Your Folks, Me And My Folks"
4. Phil Ochs - "I Ain't Marching Anymore"
5. Robert Johnson - "Ramblin' On My Mind"
6. Allen Ginsberg & Tom Waits - "America (Closing Time)"
7. Miles Davis - "John McLaughlin"
8. Janis Joplin - "Summertime"
9. Tom Waits - "Heartattack and Vine"
10. Dead Kennedys - "California Uber Alles"
11. Johnny Cash - "Folsom Prison Blues (Live)"
12. Dick Dale - "Riders In The Sky"
13. The Allman Brothers Band - "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed"
14. Frank Zappa - "Son Of Mr. Green Genes"


And because I have neglected to post my set from June 27th, here it is! This was a summery, often fuzzy, often obscure, set.

1. Angus MacLise - "Shortwave-India"
2. Inverness - "Your Eyes Are Flowers of Light"
3. Mount Eerie - "Voice in Headphones"
4. Shades of Joy - "Flute in a Quarry"
5. Brothers Unlimited - "Life, Dreams, Death"
6. Skydog - "Luck In Your Life"
7. Dead Meadow - "Everything's Goin' On"
8. Nektar - "Desolation Valley"
9. Tortoise & Bonnie "Prince" Billy - "Thunder Road"
10. Beck - "Green Light"
11. The Mountain Goats & John Vanderslice - "Sudden Oak Death"
12. Tom Waits - "Hoist That Rag"
13. Magpie Killjoy - "the finest day of my life"
14. Norrbottens Järn - "Balladen Om Några Av Våra Vanligaste Myter"
15. Fela Ransome Kuti & Nigeria 70 - "Viva Nigeria"
16. Old Time Relijun - "Garden of Pomegranates"
17. Silver Summit - "Water's Edge"
18. Alpha Ralpha - "Lagune Quest"
19. The Black Angels - "Science Killer"
20. Nagisa Ni Te - "Me, On A Beach"
21. The Skygreen Leopards - "Woodman's Dance"


As always, artist names and song titles are linked to last.fm, where you can listen to tracks, read artist biographies, and watch videos. And if any of you are not my last.fm friends yet, here is my profile!

luv,
-Pimpfeather Funkfeather Punkfeather Heron, esq.

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Lumi's Comfort Set

This was a set for quieter moods, riding between melancholy and uplift. If you're feeling achy, give these tunes a try.

Massive Attack--Everybody's Got a Family
Low--Two Step
Maria Taylor (with Andy LeMaster)--Time Lapse Lifeline
Sufjan Stevens--Chicago (acoustic version)
Bonnie Prince Billy--Love Comes to Me
Sigur Ros--Staralfur
Dadawa--Himalayans
Beck--Volcano
Cat Power--Cross Bones Style
Portishead--It's a Fire
Radiohead--Lucky
Trembling Blue Stars--Home And Dry
Saul Williams--Noe One Ever Does
Blue-Eyed Son--Upside Down
Sinead O'Connor--The Parting Glass

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Fractured for the evening again, June 11th version

Welcome to my thursday set beloved Fracturelings!!

Themselves : Know That to Know This (ft. Aesop Rock)
Crystal Antlers : Vexation
Eels : Tremendous Dynamite
Jens Lekman : You are the Light (by Which I Travel into this and that)
Jeff Hanson : This Time it Will
St. Vincent : Actor Out of Work
T. Rex : Bang a Gong (Get it on)
Flying Lotus : GNG BNG
Cymbals Eat Guitars : Wind Phoenix
Phoenix : 1901
Kasabian : Thick as Thieves
Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse : The Man Who Played God (ft. Nina Persson)
Gang of Four : Natural's Not in it
Iggy Pop : Nightclubbing
Sonic Youth : What we Know
Jarvis Cocker : Fuckingsong
Ramones : Sheena is a Punk Rocker (Was cut due to time restrictions but is still in the zip!)
Dismemberment Plan : Do the Standing Still

I've also again uploaded a file to send space with all the songs! Hopefully this link will work on the first try, if not, let me know! Fracture June 11th

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

A Xax Set!

Yeah, I knows its been a bit since I posted - but I was prodded to put up this list from the previous' nights efforts - so I hope you all enjoy!

After a couple of straight -technoy mix sets I wanted to go for a bit of a more melodic, out there vibe, with some interesting new pieces - so, lo! The order might not be perfect because traktor kind of fudged it tho

Efdemin -Acid Bells (Martyn's Bittersweet Mix)
Ben Watt - Guinea Pig (Dj Koze Remix)
The Field - The More That I Do (Foals XIII Remix)
Matias Aguayo - Bo Jack (Vocal Version)
Legowelt - Police 303
Louderbach - Nothing More Than A White Poison
Stefann Goldmann - Sleepy Hollow
N/A - Variance (Marcel Dettman Remix)

Sorry its a short one, but tech difficulties kinda beset upon me!

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Rieko's GOA/Psytrance Set

This set was a tour of a few GOA Trance/Psytrance subgenres, since there were a few questions about the genres the prior week. I'm not a real expert on categories, so it's just a rough tour, and I'm sure a lot of this could generate pages of debate.

GOA Trance: GOA Trance is named that way because it emerged from groups of hippies (LOL) playing music for each other in GOA, India, a place where they used to congregate as a retreat from society. For me, GOA sounds are dreamy, often other poeple describe them as 'organic'. You ride along with to multiple layers of cascading, pulsing, and meandering synthesizers. The beats set the pace, but aren't pronounced. There are now many subgenres of GOA also, but I'm just sticking with the standard.

1. Astral Project - "Amen"
2. Ethereal - "Moondawn"
3. Shakta - "Ten Times Around the Sun"

Psychedelic Trance: Psychedelic Trance evolved from GOA Trance. The sound is more electronic, and progresses through different varieties of sounds, whereas GOA tends to use layers of similar 'squelches'. Psytrance also has a greater emphasis on the beats.

4. Silicon Sound - "Inner Space"

Morning Full On: A popular subgenre of Psytrance emerged as Psy's popularity grew. Morning Full On focused on catchy, uplifting melodies, drawing a bit of influence from popular club music. There's often a clean synthesizer or an angelic background tone.

5. Protoculture - "Circadians"

Full On: Normal Full On Psytrance focuses on high energy, exciting beats. Full On and Morning Full On are often intertwined, much of both having developed in Israel. Much of Electronic Dance Music runs on 4/4 beats, and Full On frequently squeezes in more base pulses between each beat to make the music seem more rapid and intense.

6. Sesto Sento - "Disconnecting"
7. Psywalker - "Chemical Trance"
8. Xerox & Illumination - "The Vision"
9. Save the Robot - "Robotz"

Night Full On: Night Full On later emerged as an opposite of morning full on (I suppose when it didn't feel appropriate to play happy angelic tunes during late night raves). The tunes are a bit faster, and the melodies are darker and more sinister.

10. Menog - "Digital Feelings"
11. Neuromotor - "Android from Mars"
12. Iron Madness - "Dinak Productions"

Darkpsy (is my personal favorite!): Darkpsy is even faster, but it doesn't always aim to be intense. Rather frequently attempts to immerse you in hypnotic sounds, similar to GOA Trance. There is far less, if any, melodies in DarkPsy, but the tunes get a dose of Industrial influence with sampling and heavy distortion. The sounds are very dense, with the goal of invoking a variety of tones: eerieness, mechanical hollowness, sinister, spooky forests, etc. Much of Darkpsy developed in Russia.

13. Karmazon - "The calling"
14. CPC - "Piter 25"
15. Horror Place - "Empty Space"
16. Kindzadza - "Superstrings"