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Kenneth Anger's Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome (w/ Monopoly Child)
alt score: Monopoly Child Star Searchers - The Aqueducts Of Channel Island
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Urthona Power Trio Quartet - NO-FI ALIVE!
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urthona.bandcamp.com/album/no-fi-alive "Once the guitar warms up, aided by oscillator spray and overlays, and continues with only few notes that carry forth in elongated shadows across the landscape of midrange noise and distortion. A maw opens up and suddenly, runs up and down the neck at top volume could be misconstrued as merely tuning up until Urthona lets the feedback hang extendedly in re...
Robert Ashley - Wolfman (2003)
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The Fox (1957) electronic music and voice characters adapted from a folk song by Burl Ives The Wolfman (1964) tape, voice and feedback produced at the University of California at Davis by Composer-Performer Edition first performed at Charlotte Moorman's "Festival of the Avant-Garde", New York, fall 1964 The Wolfman Tape (1964) tape-speed manipulation and mixes of many layers of "found" sounds u...
The Paley Brothers (Recordings from 1976 - 1979)
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"Among those in the know, the Paley Brothers are the stuff of legend. Andy wound up achieving some measure of fame as a record producer but when he and his brother Jonathan played pure pop in the '70s, they never had a hit, no matter how hard they tried. Unlike Shaun Cassidy who they did open for and, arguably, they were much cuter than that famed teenybopper the Paley Brothers wrote their own ...
Broken Strings - S/T (Greetings from Mateo)
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Released in 2008 on True Panther Sounds. My Baby Bites My Head Off 0:00 Stolen Car 3:14 Eyes Of The World 5:39 On The Cow 8:59 Aloha Sweet Little Monster 11:02 The Loneliest Girl In The Last 10,000 Years 13:24 Surfing Everyday 15:17 Which Witch 18:24 Straight To The Crooked Flats 21:08 Jackets Of Leather 24:58 Feel Free 27:44 I'm A Tide 30:00 Mars 32:59 Geezer Nights 33:49
O.L.R. SMASH YOUR EGO MIX XOXOXO MIX MAX MR.NICE 1
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wake uuuuuupp PEOPLE!!! paint a mirror then smash it. what do you see? HAHAHAHA!!!!! thats right !! we think this might just be the best one so far. put yourself back together… WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE??? love, light, life, liberty yours truly, Mr. Nice says: "don't lose your ego's out there" xoxo soundcloud.com/paisleymist/o-l-r-smash-your-ego-mix
Peter Ivers - Love Theme from Filmex (1980)
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Credit: HMH Archive Original Description: "A music video made to introduce the 1980 Filmex trade show. Made by Peter Ivers"
Giuseppe Andrews - A Question to all of my Answers
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from "Stranger Than A Dream Vol. 1"
Ariel Pink - Everything is for Sale (live)
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(source) ua-cam.com/video/lpw1yqVKIQY/v-deo.html Much prefer this live rendition over the other one floating around imo.
Ariel Pink - Apology Tour (2023)
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My favorite entry from his substack. A great mix of deep cuts and rarities. arielpink.substack.com/ There She Bjow 0:00 Home 24 4:02 Iron Worrier (instrumental) 6:56 Shit Pigs 10:07 Sister 12:04 Parasites 16:09 Heart is The Loneliest Hunter 21:02 Lie to Me 27:21 Sex Doppleganger 32:42 Under Your Sway 36:20
I Am Wanda (1980)
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An intimate documentary about actress/director Barbara Loden right before her passing.
Sasha Matson - River Of Death (1989)
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Sasha Matson - River Of Death (1989)
The Skaters live at Spooky Action Palace 2005
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The Skaters live at Spooky Action Palace 2005
Life Saver Mandala by Ilene Segalove & Peter Ivers
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Life Saver Mandala by Ilene Segalove & Peter Ivers
Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Funhunt: Live At CBGB's & Max's 1978 And 1979
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Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Funhunt: Live At CBGB's & Max's 1978 And 1979
Brian D'Addario (Lemon Twigs) - Kinski Assassin (Ariel Pink cover)
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Brian D'Addario (Lemon Twigs) - Kinski Assassin (Ariel Pink cover)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Dig A Pony (Beatles cover)
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Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Dig A Pony (Beatles cover)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Live at 7th St Entry 2011
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Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Live at 7th St Entry 2011
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci - 20 (Singles & EP's '94-'96)
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Gorky's Zygotic Mynci - 20 (Singles & EP's '94-'96)
Tater Tots (2004), a Giuseppe Andrews film
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Tater Tots (2004), a Giuseppe Andrews film
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 Live at Satyricon 1994
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Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 Live at Satyricon 1994
Richard Hell & The Voidoids live at CBGB's 1979
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Richard Hell & The Voidoids live at CBGB's 1979
Best record
among dreams sounds so amazing here wow
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Been searching for this a long time thanks so much!!!
The only ethereal freak left in Beverly Hills 🕺
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Did Giuseppe make that drawing?
I will never not greatly lament that I wasn't alive to experience 1970s New York. CBGB's, Max's Kansas City, Studio 54... *cries* lol
Amazing!
The opening song that became "Don't Die," which Richard calls "There's Something Wrong Here," went through a period of constant change in rehearsals. Before that, we in the band just called it "Bernadette," after the song by the Four Tops, due to the descending chords in the chorus. Being in this band was a true blessing, an education-and-a-half, and a ton of fun.
Thanks for uploading in such good quality. Recently discovered Wanda (1970) in our filmmuseum EYE in Amsterdam. What a stunning masterpiece - so raw! Really flew under the radar but definitely a timeless piece of art.
Opening with the three most vocally exhausting songs and then playing for another hour.
Ah yes, the Ariel LSD Meltdown era. Classic.
the last American rockstar
Thanks for sharing 🥰
This takes me right back to when I saw them live in Cambridge in 1979. Happy memories!
I can't find what song this is at 8:25 and it's bothering me so much
We're covering "The Book Of Love," originally by Wayne Fontana and The Mindbenders. Cheers!
@@jahnbon thank you!
@@jahnbon this version by Richard Hell is way better
Long live Ariel Pink
Love this version. Great choice with the photo!
Kicks so much ass
track 1 is bells of hegel / bells of heaven right?
It's definitely similar sounding. I just called it "There She Bjow" because that's what the song was called in the metadata and who am I to interfere with his artistic vision?
Nice
Do you have lights out
thank you ludwig, thank you lean
wonderful. Ariel never disappoints! long live AP and his brilliant art.
it's just sad that Bob Quine ran out of time before he picked a side.
First time I've ever heard his music. Thanks Quail Aiggs!
Now 55 years later the imposter is going strong.
thank you so much for this!!! the operation sounds terrifying here
I just saw him last friday. How I miss when the band was not loop or backing track based
I remember in 1978 the Soft Boys had two residencies in London, at the Hope & Anchor and the Nashville, and I went to just about every gig. I even ended up on stage percussing with them at the Nashville once.
Love the Athens Scene! I’m from North Georgia but I love Ride The Lightning stuff of Marshmallow Coast. These are really cool demos you got!
Dank
Thanks so much for uploading this♥️
Best lineup!!!
I should have been rich, but i'm just digging a chinese ditch - RICHARD HELL ON THE HEARTBREAKERS
The slashing knives of Hell's lyrics with the cutting barbwire licks of Quine create the basis of my favorite punk band.
Robert Quine on lead guitar. The only talented musician on that stage.
They are all talented. Ivan Julian is an amazing player, Marky is a great drummer and Hell is a solid bass player. Go sit down.
Quine once stated that Ivan Julian was a better rhythm guitarist than him, so that's why they chose to divide the guitar parts like that and let Quine play most of the leads. That's pretty high praise coming from someone as innovative as Quine.
The fact that you think Quine was up there merely tolerating the company of his band mates doesn't say much for your notions of Bob's integrity as a musician. Good thing for the rest of us that you actually know fuck -all on the subject.
@@chriscoughlin9289 Imagine this band without Quine. They never would have landed a record deal. He was the only irreplaceable member in my opinion. The complexity is all Quine. Quine is what made this band special. He was 37 at the time of this recording, and he was never a punk. The only thing I can say about Hell's vocals and writing is that Tom Verlaine did it better. They put out two decent records that I own, and like, but without Quine, they wouldn't exist. This is just my opinion, if you don't like it just know that I don't give a fuck-all what you think.
@@bean-spiller Nobody said Mr Quine wasn't the most talented member of the band, dumb@$$. Just that one would have to be a fecking moron (like,say - you) to claim to know and profess admiration for his work... and still think that he was content to spend his days slumming with people he considered his inferiors. Yep - high praise right there, indeed. And you didn't SAY he was the MOST talented one - you said he was the ONLY talented one. Why idiotically pretend that nobody will notice you moving that goalpost? BTW? If you don't give a fuck all about my opinion, it really doesn't say much about your estimation of the value of your own time to be writing such a butthurt reply. Now - On yer bike, whiner.
Awesome! Do you have Stranger Than a Dream vol 1 & 2? If you do could you post the title song? If you don’t can I send you a copy & could you post the song?
Never understood the appeal of hell. His singing is god awful. Dylan hit notes. Hell can’t even sing in key.
It makes sense though. Hell was and still is a huge Dylan fan. He got a lot of his inspiration from Dylan.
Been hearing the same nonsense about Verlaine for 50 years. Thought his fretwork was too Cipollina/ Grateful Dead/Crazy Horse hippie, too. Fuck em all, I say. CB's transformed a bloated, necrotic American cultural landscape. Ask any of the musicians that bubbled up in the punk scene in my native LA - barely a year later.
Around this time I went to see them play but they sold out of tickets. I saw Koh outside and figured, if i cant see them play at least I can ask Koh a few questions ive been dying to know about the older albums and songs. He was very cool and said " you know alot about us, I'm gonna get you some VIP tickets." Got me any buddy seats on the balcony. I think they played this exact set list.
what questions did you ask if you don’t mind sharing ?
@@riseandshine5706 i asked about album cover designs and general composition, if Ariel did all that himself, to which Koh said yes. I asked if AP played all the instruments and bass parts, also yes. I also asked if they will play Phoebus Palast, but that was not on the set list. I still want to hear that song live
@@tylergates4075 there’s so much to ask because his projects are so creative an unique an kind of mysterious so I was curious lol
Richard Hell was from Lexington Kentucky. A lot of folks don’t realize that.
is that a Kentucky accent he's parading?
great...thanks
It's sad that there's so little live footage of the band from The Undwater Moonlight days. Thanks for posting.
De mis.mejores bandas cuando era coleccionista
This is priceless. thanks !
allways with Sunglasses and Cigarette: Robert Quine! Later he was working with Lou Reed...
Among many others. Listen to Matthew Sweet's "Girlfriend" LP for some peak Robert Quine!
@@bean-spiller And Richard Lloyd
@@chriscoughlin9289 2vgreat guitarists
thanks for the upload