Radio Clash 109: A Sense of Lack of Return

This is the supposed to be live show #2 from over 2 weeks ago, where instead I raged about bears in bars and played loads of great new and old music, and even go all orchestral in the end – am I turning classical all of a sudden?

A Slight Return: https://www.radioclash.com/show-archive/rc_109.mp3

Celebrity Murder Party – Nu Rave On (12″ mix)
Public Enemy – Don’t Believe the Hype (from A Nation of Millions…)
Lupe Fiasco – Real (from Food and Liquor)
Bis – Hurt
Soft Pink Truth – Do They Owe Us a Living?
Dead Milkmen – Life is Shit
Lupe the Gorilla – Heat under the Babyseat (from Rhyming Ape mixtape)
El Barto & Liam B – Toxygene
DJMoule – Tribute to James
Devine and Statton – Bizarre Love Triangle
The Raincoats – Only Loved at Night
Soundhog – Shansun (from historia de la musica rock)
Giorgio Moroder – Tears
Phillip Glass – Facades
Penguin Cafe Orchestra – Numbers 1-4
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy – The Kiss

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:09:16 — 57.7MB)

Tim B

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March 6, 2007

Podcasts, Radio Clash

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Adbusters, Bis, Bizarre Love Triangle, bonnie prince billy, Celebrity Murder Party, dead milkmen, Devine and Statton, DJMoule, el barto, giorgio moroder, Lupe Fiasco, Opera, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, phillip glass, pink truth, Public Enemy, Soft Pink Truth, Soundhog, Toxygene

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4 responses to “Radio Clash 109: A Sense of Lack of Return”

Pete

March 7

I’ll probably play 1 Lupe track. but it’ll be when hardly any one is there. Is there a bad track on that album. I’so good.
And great to hear Penguin Cafe and Phillip Glass – love ’em.

Pete

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MrFab

March 15

Keep it up with the alt-classical. Always been a fan, have quite a bit of that kinda tuneage actually…

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Chris Knight

March 26

Love your podcast, listen to it with regularity, and loved your comments on Gilbert & George. I’ve been learning up on contemporary art and their name has popped up in various forms. I’m curious what your opinion is of Felix Gonzalez-Torres? I’ve never really clicked on Gilbert & George, but I do find them amusing and entirely over-the-top. I’ve liked Gonzalez-Torres’ work for a while but one piece in particular touched me on a day when my cat was on her death bed (unbeknownst to me the significance of her condition until the evening of her death.)

Oh, and while I enjoy all of your shows, I am particularly tickled by 107 (Disturbed Listening Hour). I can certainly suggest truly unlistenable, but interesting, material. Drop me a line if interested. And keep up the awesome podcast, thanks!

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timbearcub

March 27

I remember him, iw as studying art at the time, and although the name didn’t ring a bell I always thought the billboard with the empty bed was a good piece, very resonant. Reminds me of Ghost by Rachel Whiteread, that I saw various related bits of live, or Tracey Emin’s bed which was a let down.

I was more into Serrano and Mapplethorpe at the time, but he’d usually come up in relation to them (kind of like the artworld being mother and saying ‘Why can’t you be like that nice boy Felix?’ ;-).Reminds me of some of Seranno’s video work though, those empty pictures/piles.

And I’m always up for more disturbing music!

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