I thought about doing a Christmas episode but just wasn’t really feeling the spirit, so I went with an episode full of my favorite songs from my favorite records this year. All of these are from my year end Drone, Metal, and Not Drone Or Metal lists. No episode next week because the university is closed, so I’ll see you in 2018.
 

Air date: December 20, 2017

Background music: Chloé – The Dawn (from Endless Revisions)

00:00:00 Joshua Sabin – Array (from Terminus Drift)
00:04:24 Talk break
00:08:15 Midwife – Name (from Like Author, Like Daughter)
00:13:27 Andrew Weathers Ensemble – The Proper Dream Always Projects The Phantom (from Build A Mountain Where Our Bodies Fall)
00:16:46 Harvestman – Cromlech (from Music For Megaliths)
00:20:33 Diet Cig – Link In Bio (from Swear I’m Good At This)
00:22:42 Upper Wilds – Black Holes (from Guitar Module 2017)
00:27:18 Talk break
00:31:51 Kelley Lee Owens – 8 (from Kelly Lee Owens)
00:41:02 High Aura’d – Hodge’s Lament (from No River Long Enough Doesn’t Contain A Bend)
00:47:46 Ellen Arkbro – Three (from For Organ And Brass)
00:59:36 Talk break
01:02:48 Matt Jencik – Cosmic Horror (from Weird Times)
01:07:44 The Fun Years – The Deepest Xylophone (from Heroes Of The Second Story Walk-Up)
01:13:12 Cavernlight – A Shell Of One’s Former Self (from As We Cup Our Hands And Drink From The Stream Of Our Ache)
01:21:12 Planning For Burial – Whiskey And Wine (from Below The House)
01:25:19 Talk break
01:28:09 Ragana – Destroyer (from You Take Nothing)
01:32:23 Ex Eye – Opposition / Perihelion (The Coil) (from Ex Eye)
01:43:37 Big Brave – Borer (from Ardor)
01:58:11 Talk break
01:59:32 Couch Slut – Penalty Scar (from Contempt)

 
Got a sermon by Curtis Watson alongside a totally bizarre 1980s Japanese record repressed by Important right in the beginning. I’d be lying if I said it got better from there but the rest of the show is pretty great too, especially the super mysterious Most Important Event Of The Year.
 

Air date: December 13, 2017

Background music: Dylan Ettinger – The Waterfront (from New Age Outlaws)

00:00:00 Bernie Klay – Lady Franklin’s Lament (from The X-Seamen’s Institute Sings At The South Street Seaport)
00:02:05 Talk break
00:05:18 Neurosis – The Last You’ll Know (from Times Of Grace)
00:14:35 Elder Curtis Watson – Be There In The Happening (Part 2) (from He Will Fix It: Raw African-American Gospel On 45RPM, 1959-1974)
00:15:52 The Mask Of The Imperial Family ?– Untitled 4 (from The Mask Of The Imperial Family)
00:25:42 Talk break
00:30:13 Manitas De Plata – Seguiriyas (from Ole!)
00:32:43 Eleh – I / II (from Home Age)
00:47:47 Bert Tenzer – Side A (from The Most Important Event Of The Year)
00:58:40 Talk break
01:04:58 Deafheaven – Baby Blue (from New Bermuda)
01:13:50 Robedoor – Wake Of The Mythmaker (from Rock Bottom)
01:14:30 Vic Obeck – Introduction / Basic Exercises (from Isometric Exercises)
01:30:30 Talk break
01:34:18 Noveller – Alone Stars / Tuesday Before Poland / Waxwing / Ends (from Glacial Glow)
01:35:28 Unknown Vietnamese musicians – Side A (from Music Of Viet Nam)
01:52:51 Josh White – Free & Equal Blues (from The Best Of Josh White)
01:56:42 Wreck & Reference – Inverted Soul (from No Youth)
01:59:08 Talk break
02:01:17 Ramon Ropain- Pachito Eche (from Ritmos De Colombia)

 
While I was pulling records the night before this show, I realized I somehow had never played any of the 3 Hitler records I have, so naturally I grabbed one. Spun one of his speeches (almost 76 years ago to the day) alongside Messages’ modern raga drone and Jute Gyte’s new droney black metal picture disc. Also, don’t miss the old radio horror story from 1949 underneath the new Turner/Menche collaboration.
 

Air date: December 6, 2017

Background music: Alessandro Cortini – Iniziare (from Avanti)

00:00:00 Mississippi John Hurt – Monday Morning Blues (from The Best Of Mississippi John Hurt)
00:03:59 Talk break
00:08:37 Menace Ruine – Primal Waters Bed (from Union Of Irreconcilables)
00:24:08 Abdullah Kershi & Ahmed Sherif – Raqaat (from The Freedom Songs Of The Somali Republic)
00:28:50 Talk break
00:31:32 Aaron Turner & Daniel Menche – Side B (from Nox)
01:33:00 Inner Sanctum – The Vengeful Corpse (excerpt) (from The Vengeful Corpse / Hanson’s Ghost)
01:47:09 Geoff Mullen – Part 2 (excerpt) (from Filtered Water)
01:00:19 Talk break
01:03:30 Jenks Miller – Hats Off To (Roy) Montgomery (from Roads To Ruin)
01:12:14 Au Champ Des Morts – Dans La Joie (from Dans La Joie)
01:22:16 William Harris – Electric Chair Blues (from Delta Blues Heavy Hitters 1927-1931)
01:25:16 Popul Vuh – In Der Halle Des Lernen (from Die Nacht Der Seele – Tantric Songs)
01:29:14 Talk break
01:33:19 Messages – Magaraga (from Mirage)
01:34:34 Adolf Hitler – Address To The Reichstag (German Parliament) December 11, 1941 (excerpt) (from Hitler Is On The Air! A Study In Audible Evil)
01:53:49 Jute Gyte – The Sparrow (from The Sparrow)
01:59:36 Talk break
02:01:55 Yonekawa Toshiko – Sakura Sakura (from The World Of Sō(Koto))

 
Check out that new Aquarelle record. A+ stuff. I found a bunch of records over Thanksgiving weekend, including another Malcolm X record, field recordings from India, and Kimio Eto’s koto work. Was only able to get to one from the new Important records batch, but that just means the other two will make an appearance next week.
 

Air date: November 29, 2017

Background music: Pocahaunted – You Do Voodoo (from Make It Real)

00:00:00 Jim Kweskin – Relax Your Mind (from Relax Your Mind)
00:03:57 Talk break
00:07:25 Inter Arma – Side B (from The Cavern)
00:29:35 Talk break
00:31:56 Christina Kubisch – Tesla’s Dream (from Christina Kubisch / Eleh split)
00:34:17 Malcolm X – Part 3 (from The Last Message)
00:54:05 Black To Comm – Human Gidrah (from Black To Comm)
01:01:45 Talk break
01:05:14 Big Joe Williams & Sonny Boy Williamson – I Won’t Be In Hard Luck No More (from Blues Classics 21)
01:07:53 My Disco – Rivers (from Little Joy)
01:17:38 Kimio Eto – Kensetsu No Hibiki (The Sound Of Construction And Progress) (from Koto Master)
01:18:34 Lawrence English – Antarctica (excerpt) (from Viento)
01:32:26 Talk break
01:35:31 Aquarelle – Open Absence Parts 1 & 2 / Cut Stone (from Leave Corners)
01:37:25 No artist – You Have Chocolate, No Money (Jaipur, Varanasi, Darjeeling, Arambol) (from Indian Soundscapes)
01:52:17 Sarah Neufeld – Breathing Black Ground (from Hero Brother)
01:58:17 Angel Sanabria & Pablo Vicente Morel – Subo (from Los Chiriguanos Of Paraguay: Guaraní Songs & Dances)
02:01:21 Talk break
02:03:56 Lightnin’ Hopkins – In The Evening, The Sun Is Going Down (from Autobiography In Blues)

 
Got pretty cacophonous a few times there (Misra & Majeure, Ratkje & Neubauten). I got to revisit some old favorites (Owlfood & Nihil Obstat) and started things off by digging into the best part of Bell Witch’s new masterpiece.
 

Air date: November 22, 2017

Background music: Thug Entrancer – III (from Death After Life)

00:00:00 Red Fox Chasers – The Blind Man And His Child (from Red Fox Chasers)
00:02:42 Talk break
00:06:52 Bell Witch – Side B (from Mirror Reaper)
00:27:50 Talk break
00:31:41 Charles Manson – Cease To Exist (from Lie)
00:33:54 Mahapurush Misra – Roopak-Tal (from Indian Drums)
00:35:00 Majeure – Timespan (from Timespan)
00:37:00 William Burroughs – Inflexible Authority (from Call Me Burroughs)
00:38:30 Group Captain Douglas Bader – Hurricane, Spirit, Lancaster, And Mosquito (excerpt) (from Salute In Sound: 50th Anniversary Of The R.A.F.)
00:53:58 Sutekh Hexen – Serpents (from Luciform)
00:59:04 Talk break
01:02:35 Maja S. K. Ratkje – Part 3 (from Crepuscular Hour)
01:04:50 Einstürzende Neubauten – Draußen Ist Feindlich (from 80-83 Strategien Gegen Architekturen)
01:09:50 Dariush Dolat-Shahi – Zahāb (from Electronic Music, Tar, And Sehtar)
01:22:57 Mance Lipscomb – Run, Sinner, Run (from Mance Lipscomb Vol. 4)
01:25:34 Owlfood – Destroyers Of The Moon (from Destroyers Of The Moon)
01:32:23 Talk break
01:36:13 Unknown artists – Kajyola (from Songs And Music Of Tibet)
01:39:44 Victoria Spivey – I Got The Blues So Bad (from Songs We Taught Your Mother)
01:42:54 Eli Keszler – Side B (from Oxtirn)
01:44:53 Michael Michaelovich Zoschenko’s “The Dictaphone” / Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky’s “Passport” read by Alexander Demidov (from Modern Soviet Poetry And Humor)
01:57:09 Talk break
01:59:52 Jozef Van Wissem – How You Must Have Suffered (from Nihil Obstat)

 
Back from a couple weeks off, sorry. That just means lots of new shit this time, though. Tossed in a few techno-leaning jams this time.

Due to its power, I try not to wield the seashells record often, so this is the first time I’ve busted it out for A Thick Mist. In case you need to hear the whole thing, I ripped it a while ago, which you can download here.

Also, if you only buy one drone record in the next few months, definitely make it Olli Aarni’s Nielu.

Air date: November 11, 2017

Background music: The Caretaker – Back There Benjamin (from Everywhere At The End Of Time Stage 3)

00:00:00 NHK yx Koyxen – Meeting (from Exit Entrance)
00:04:01 Talk break
00:07:16 Olli Aarni – Hehkuva Tuuli (from Nielu)
00:09:23 R. Tucker Abbott – Side B (excerpt) (from Pronouncing The Scientific Names Of Seashells Of North America)
00:23:05 City – Pain/Power (from A Goal Is An Image)
00:27:08 Talk break
00:30:52 Wolves In The Throne Room – The Old Ones Are With Us (from Thrice Woven)
00:42:21 Lonnie Johnson – Very Lonesome Blues (from Lonnie Johnson 1926-1940)
00:45:17 Áine O’Dwyer – Beansidhe (from Gallarais)
00:47:07 Ustad Vilayat Khan – Concert In The Haunted Palace: Rag Yamani (from The Guru Score)
00:59:53 Talk break
01:02:28 Emptyset – Skin 1 (from Skin)
01:09:00 Hexis – Ashanti (from Tando Ashanti)
01:14:19 Byron Westbrook – Ritual Geometry / Sympathetic Bodies (from Body Consonance)
01:14:45 Boris Karloff – The Beginning Of The Armadillos (from More Of Kipling’s Just So Stories)
01:25:35 Elodie – Au Point Du Jour (excerpt) (from Vieux Silence)
01:31:39 Talk break
01:34:30 Philip Glass – How Now (from How Now Strung Out)
01:36:29 Stephen Ettinger – Variations In Heart Murmurs (excerpt) / Congenital Heart Murmurs (excerpt) (from Canine Heart Sounds)
01:48:46 Peliang musicians – At The House Of The Deceased (from The Gamelan Of The Walking Warriors: Gamelan Beleganjur And The Music Of The Ngaben Funerary Ritual In Bali)
01:56:28 Mance Lipscomb – Haunted House Blues (from Mance Lipscomb Vol. 5)
01:59:18 Talk break
02:01:48 Gunwinggu musicians – Gossip Songs (from The Columbia World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music, Vol. V: Australia And New Zealand)

 
Got nice and creepy with this episode. No talk breaks, just 2 hours of dark ambient, horror scores, glossolalia, black metal, and various occult vibes. Happy Halloween.
 

A Thick Mist 2017/10/25 – Halloween Special

Air date: October 25, 2017

Background music: Pino Donaggio – Bucket Of Blood (from Carrie Score)

00:00:00 John Carpenter – The Fog Enters Town (from The Fog Score)
00:07:11 Talk break
00:09:15 Gnaw Their Tongues – Les Anges Frémissent Devant La Mort (from L’arrivée De La Terne Mort Triomphante)
00:20:43 Giles Corey – Spectral Bride (from Giles Corey)
00:27:47 Umberto – Final Exit (from Final Exit)
00:28:38 Vincent Price – Women As Witches / Witch Burning / Witch Tortures (from Witchcraft & Magic – An Adventure In Demonology)
00:37:56 Unknown artist – Psalms And Prayer (B1) (from The Gift Of Tongues – Glossolalia)
00:43:07 Jay Chattaway – The Bog (from Silver Bullet Score)
00:44:52 Phurpa – Проявление Свиты Божества = Emanating The Retinue Of The Deity (from Trowo Phurnag Ceremony)
00:47:59 Mamaleek – Lay This Body Down (from Fever Dream)
00:52:25 Michael Hurley – The Werewolf Song (from First Songs)
00:57:59 Solo Andata – Carving (from Ritual)
00:58:38 Aleister Crowley – The Poet / At Sea / Fingernails / The Titanic (from The Black Magic Masters)
01:04:34 Pino Donaggio – Spectre / Escape The Morgue / Something Nasty In The Woods (from The Howling Score)
01:07:07 George Todd – Satan’s Sermon (from Satan’s Sermon And Other Electronic Fantasies)
01:09:34 Gog – Into Her, She Carved The Word Empty (from Ironworks)
01:18:01 No artist – Side B (excerpt) (from Voices Of The Loon)
01:22:35 Lustmord – Babel (from The Word As Power)
01:31:40 Scott Walker & Sunn O))) – Bull (from Soused)
01:35:58 Leyland Kirby – To The Place Between The Twilight And The Dawn (excerpt) (from Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What It Was – Part One: When We Parted My Heart Wanted To Die)
01:41:10 Dr. Thelma Moss – ESP Research (Parapsychology) (excerpt) (from The Occult Explosion)
01:43:57 John Carpenter & Alan Howarth – The Devil Awakens (from Prince Of Darkness Score)
01:49:26 When – Side B (excerpt) (from The Black Death)
01:52:59 Wilt – Haunting The Chapel (from She Walks The Night)
01:56:30 Ennio Morricone – Rite Of Magic (from Exorcist II: The Heretic Score)
01:59:30 John Wiese – Ghost Call 1 (from Ghost Call)
02:03:27 Talk break
02:05:20 Danny Zeitlin – Escape To Darkness (from Invasion Of The Body Snatchers Score)

 
Kelly Lee Owens is probably techno record of the year. Upper Wilds is probably rock record of the year. The Bulgarian folk mixed with Nancarrow’s player piano work is so much better than I expected it to be. Also, check out the Discogs page for that Bulgarian record because I played 8 songs, each with a slew of musicians involved, so if you want to know who/what/etc, Discogs does a better job at conveying that info than I could here.
 

Air date: October 18, 2017

Background music: Kelly Lee Owens – 8 (from Kelly Lee Owens)

00:00:00 Big Bill Broonzy – Tell Me Who (from Blues / Folk Songs / Ballads)
00:03:38 Talk break
00:08:22 Anicon – From Teeth, From Tongue (from Exegesis)
00:16:57 Carlos Puebla – Canto A Puerto Rico (from Cuba: Songs For Our America)
00:20:03 House And Land – Johnny / Rich Old Jade (from House And Land)
00:26:01 Demen – Niorum (from Nektyr)
00:29:57 Talk break
00:35:04 Hellvete – Ode I (A-201) (from Ode)
00:37:19 J.R.R. Tolkien – Side B (from J.R.R. Tolkien Reads And Sings His The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers / The Return Of The King)
00:55:50 Upper Wilds – Let’s Build A Moon (from Guitar Module 2017)
00:58:52 Talk break
01:01:40 Falls Of Rauros – Arrow & Kiln (from Vigilance Perennial)
01:13:50 Rob Noyes – Paydirt / Oni (from The Feudal Spirit)
01:14:49 Blind Willie Johnson – Remembrances / Interviews (from Blind Willie Johnson)
01:22:18 Philip Jeck – Pilot/Dark Blue Night (from An Ark For The Listener)
01:30:57 Talk break
01:34:17 Francis “Scrapper” Blackwell – Mr. Scrapper’s Blues (from Blues That Make Me Cry)
01:37:05 Flatt & Scruggs With Doc Watson – Pick Along / Nothing To It (from Strictly Instrumental)
01:30:11 Various – Side A1 – A8 (from Songs And Dances From Bulgaria)
01:42:12 Conlon Nancarrow – Study No. 41a / Study No. 41b (from Complete Studies For Player Piano Volume One)
01:55:49 Haxen – Black Fire Suicide (from Haxen)
02:01:27 Talk break
02:04:26 Walter Vinson – When The Breath Bids The Body Goodbye (from Rats Been On My Cheese)

 
I’m back! Sorry about the past 2 weeks. Technical difficulties at the station made doing a vinyl show impossible. But that just means I have a backlog of excellent records to spin and I packed this episode tight with quality sounds. I’m especially fond of the Xela into GY!BE with Vietnam War recordings sprinkled in. And the new Rafael Anton Irisarri featuring Siavash Amini has me in heaven.

Also, the talk breaks might seem strangely timed but it’s because I started the show at 6:45 instead of 7. I had to run to a meeting right after 9:00 so I couldn’t push the show until then but I still wanted the full 2 hours, so here we are.

Air date: October 11, 2017

Background music: Barnett & Coloccia – Repeating Pit (from Retrieval)

00:00:00 Dennis McGee & Sady Courville – La Valse À Fruge (from Cajun Home Music)
00:02:15 Talk break
00:05:39 Cloakroom – The Passenger (from Time Well)
00:14:47 Talk break
00:16:13 Xela – In Misericordia (from In Bocca Al Lupo)
00:17:39 No artist – Side B (from Vietnam With The American Fighting Man)
00:30:57 Godspeed You! Black Emperor – Anthem For No State (from Luciferian Towers)
00:45:33 Talk break
00:49:10 Nicomedes Santa Cruz – La Muerte En El Ring (Death In The Ring) (from Cancion Protesta: Protest Song Of Latin America)
00:52:28 Atriarch – Inferno (from Dead As Truth)
00:59:56 Blind Lemon Jefferson – Hangman’s Blues / Gone Dead On You Blues (from The Country Blues – Texas)
01:06:04 The Lone Ranger – Noah In The Ark (from On The Other Side Of Dub)
01:09:16 Mamman Sani – Gosi (from Taaritt)
01:14:50 Talk break
01:18:36 Safiyya – The Devotion And Sacrifice Of Amal, The Maiden (from Shareek Hayaat)
01:20:14 Frank O’Connor – The Drunkard (from The Drunkard / My Oedipus Complex)
01:39:11 Rafael Anton Irisarri & Siavash Amini – The Faithless (from The Shameless Years)
01:50:19 Talk break
01:52:57 King Woman – Worn (from Created In The Image Of Suffering)
01:57:36 Sister O.M. Terrel – Life Is A Problem (from Life Is A Problem)
02:00:10 Talk break

 
More turntable problems. Everything frequently sounds like shit. Still had some good times, though.
 

Air date: September 20, 2017

Background music: Daniel Bachman – Brightleaf Blues (from Daniel Bachman)

00:00:00 Alger “Texas” Alexander – Thirty Day Blues (from Trouble Done Bore Me Down: Unreissued Tracks)
00:03:22 Talk break
00:07:12 Big Brave – Lull II / Borer (from Ardor)
00:27:39 Talk break
00:30:59 Kanhaiya Lall & Friends – Sahnai (Kedara) (excerpt) (from Ragas From Benares)
00:33:54 Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange – Falling (from Inventions For The Radio: The Dreams)
00:37:54 Craig Leon – Four Eyes To See The Afterlife (from Anthology Of Interplanetary Folk Music Vol. 1)
00:44:39 Charles Manson – Side A (excerpt) (from Live At San Quentin)
00:46:20 John Cage & David Tudor – Part 2 (excerpt) (from Indeterminacy: New Aspect Of Form In Instrumental And Electronic Music)
00:50:30 Sifir – I Want To Be A Suicide Bomber (from An Anthology Of Turkish Experimental Music 1961-2014)
00:51:51 Clutchy Hopkins – 4:08 (from The Life Of Clutchy Hopkins)
01:00:23 Talk break
01:05:59 Triumvir Foul – Asphyxiation (from Spiritual Bloodshed)
01:10:39 Bing & Ruth – Reflector (from Tomorrow Was The Golden Age)
01:12:06 Andrew Weathers Ensemble – The Dream Body Does Carve (Green Grave) / Uplift! Infinite Fracturing / Astral Swords (Nine – A Future) (from Build A Mountain Where Our Bodies Fall)
01:28:41 Talk break
01:35:43 Shelley Duvall – He Needs Me (from Popeye Soundtrack)
01:39:30 Anna Von Hausswolff – Come Wander With Me (from The Miraculous)
01:50:06 Smog – Wiched Man (from Back To Peru: Most Complete Compilation Of Peruvian Underground 64-74)
01:53:26 Robbie Basho – Babs (from The Falconer’s Arm)
01:57:57 Talk break
01:00:13 Henry Williams – Mureau, Mureau The Devil (from Peter Was A Fisherman: The 1939 Trinidad Field Recordings Of Melville & Francis Herskovits)

 
I got to play one of my all-time favorite songs (“Nine Brothers & The Wolf”) and what might very well be the metal record of the year (As We Cup Our Hands…). Good times all around. Still down to one turntable and I’m not sure when the other will get fixed, but I seem to be managing.
 

Air date: September 13, 2017

Background music: Millie & Andrea – Back Down (from Drop The Vowels) / Emptyset – Descent (from Borders)

00:00:00 Pick Temple – The Death Of Floyd Collins (from The Pick Of The Crop)
00:02:22 Talk break
00:06:00 Cavernlight – To Wallow In The Filth That Dwells Where Despair Is Born / A Shell Of One’s Former Self (from As We Cup Our Hands And Drink From The Stream Of Our Ache)
00:21:57 Vaska Ilieva – Air Da Ne Storish Majko (from Brass Pins & Match Heads: International 78s)
00:26:43 Unknown artist – Blue Basket (Instrumental Version) (from Cambodian Cassette Archives: Khmer Funk & Pop Music Volume 1)
00:28:01 Talk break
00:31:49 Dead Machines – Side A (from Plays Invasion Of The Body Snatchers)
00:33:31 Muslimgauze – All The Stolen Land Of Palestine (from Jerusalem)
00:39:30 Anatol Stern – Romans Peru (Frag) (from To Mor Row: Futurist Poetry)
00:43:06 The Aggrovators – More Warning (from King Tubby’s Special 1973-1976)
00:45:08 Bruno Jasieński – Marsz (from To Mor Row: Futurist Poetry)
00:49:25 Jakob Battick & Friends – Nine Brothers & The Wolf (from Bloodworm Songs)
00:59:33 Talk break
01:03:41 Salia And His Accordion – Tondo Muya (from Opika Pende: Africa At 78 RPM)
01:06:44 False – Hunger (from Hunger)
01:12:48 Chihei Hatakeyama – I Am A Cat (from Grace)
01:15:04 Kofu Kikusui with Shinshin School & Ikuta School musicians – Improvisations For The Reikin (Steel-Stringed Koto) (from Japanese Masterpieces For The Koto)
01:26:29 Koerner, Ray, & Glover – Linin’ Track (from Blues, Rags, & Hollers)
01:28:47 Talk break
01:32:21 Torturing Nurse – Ikiru (excerpt) (from Collapse / Ikiru)
01:34:03 Unknown artist – “Banta” Trance Speech, Rec. London, England, May 1948 (from Okkulte Stimmen – Mediale Musik: Recordings Of Unseen Intelligences 1905-2007)
01:39:07 Oikos – Marrow Of Prayer (from The Great Upheaval)
01:41:51 Irene Dailey & The Actors Company – Who Was It Closed The Door? (excerpt) (from The Wick And The Tallow By Henry Gilfond)
01:45:01 Colorado Shaman – Leaf Bundle Healing Technique (from Lowland Tribes Of Ecuador)
01:47:53 Phill Niblock – Held Tones (excerpt) (from Nothin To Look At Just A Record)
01:51:51 The Gamelan Son Of Lion – Braid (from Gamelan In The New World, Vol. 1)
01:58:22 Talk break
02:01:30 Couch Slut – Snake In The Grass (from Contempt)

 
This was a total mess of a show. I forgot my headphones. One of the turntables wasn’t working, which I used twice before noticing. The batteries on one of my Korgs died. Made it through mostly unscathed, though, with some surprisingly excellent moments, like the Deceh/Huxley section and basically the entire closing half hour.
 

Air date: August 30, 2017

Background music: Cluster & Brian Eno – The Belldog (from Old Land) / Tvlpa – Dragon Mound (from Mountain Of The Opposer)

00:00:00 Hedy West – Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie (from Accompanying Herself On The 5 String Banjo)
00:02:44 Talk break
00:05:25 Mournful Congregtion – The Monad Of Creation (from The Monad Of Creation)
00:26:20 Supelka & Tapan – Berovka (from Macedonian Folk Dances Volume II)
00:28:12 Talk break
00:31:22 Blind Uncle Gaspard – Marksville Blues (from Let Me Play This For You: Rare Cajun Recordings)
00:34:28 Ustad Ali Akbar Khan & Pandit Chatur Lal – Evening Raga: Rag Piloo (from Music Of India: Morning And Evening Rāgas)
00:36:55 Annea Lockwood – Lake Tear Of The Clouds, Mt. Marcy – The Source, Elevation 4,322 Feet June 19, 1982 At 2:00 PM / Feldspar Brook, Mt. Marcy – The Highest Tributary June 5, 1982 At 12:00 Noon / Calamity Brook, Mt. Marcy – A Tributary June 5, 1982 At 1:00 PM (from A Sound Map Of The Hudson River)
00:43:42 Alan Watts – Metamatic Ritual (from This Is It)
00:51:48 Evel Knievel – Evel Speaks To The Kids can you buy cialis online in australia (excerpt) (from Evel Speaks To The Kids)
00:59:32 Talk break
01:03:11 Deceh – Side A (from Deceh)
01:06:18 Aldous Huxley – Would You Say Something About The Process That Took You To Unorthodox Religion? / Surely Zen Is Inward Turning? / What Part Has The Supernatural In Your Life? / Symbols (from Speaking Personally)
01:08:44 Rhucle – Cicada (from Fantastic Garden)
01:20:41 Jozef Van Wissem & Jim Jarmusch – The Mystery Of Heaven (Long Version) (from The Mystery Of Heaven)
01:30:19 Talk break
01:33:05 Los Destellos – Ronda Tropical (from Latinamericarpet: Exploring The Vinyl Warp Of Latin American Psychedelia, Volume 1)
01:36:06 United Sacred Harp Singers – The Last Words Of Copernicus (from United Sacred Harp Convention – The Alan Lomax Recordings, 1959)
01:37:50 Joe Clark – Border Passage (from Throw Me In The Susquehanna)
01:38:54 No artist – Lesson 18 (from Conversa-Phone’s Round-The-World – Swahili: Language Record Course)
01:42:55 The Conet Project – Three Note Oddity (from Recordings Of Shortwave Numbers Stations)
01:45:27 N’Guni musicians – N’Guni Tribal Song (from The Naked Prey)
01:47:10 Joanna Brouk – Diving Deeper, Remembering Love (from Hearing Music)
01:49:55 Good Stuff House – Untitled (B1) (from Good Stuff House)
01:51:55 Anatoli Kuular – Borbangnadyr With Steam Water (from Tuva, Among The Spirits: Sound, Music, And Nature In Sakha And Tuva)
01:54:12 Helen Money – Facing The Sun (from Become Zero)
01:59:02 Talk break
02:02:52 Hiran’ny Tanoran’ny Ntao Lo – Mazava Atsinana Ny Any Aminay (from The Music Of Madagascar: Classic Traditional Recordings Of The 1930s)