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| "Mad As The Mist & Snow," by W.B. Yeats. from Selected Poetry, Pan Books Ltd., ed. A.N. Jeffares, 1962. |
(Artist/SONG/Album, etc.)
Peikko & Lassi -- PULA DUB (Groove) -- Pula Dub (1997, Sahko Recordings)
Zoot Money's Big Roll Band -- BIG TIME OPERATOR -- The Weekend Starts Here: Original 60s Mod Hits (2008, EMI) [orig. 1966]
Aşa -- BIMPÉ -- Beautiful Imperfection (2010, naïve)
Hilotrons -- LOOK, WOW! -- Out Of Ottawa (2011, 613 Records)
Sachal Vasandani, feat. Jon Hendricks -- HI-FLY -- Hi-Fly (2011, Mack Avenue Records)
Lloyd Parks -- (JUST) SAY YOU LOVE ME -- Trojan Reggae Brothers Box (Trojan, 2003) [orig. 1972]
Big Sugar, feat. Warren Haynes -- IT'S ALL I KNOW -- Revolution Per Minute (2011, Bread & Water)
Lionrock -- WET ROADS GLISTEN -- City Delirious (1998, Deconstruction Records)
Ashley MacIsaac -- NOTHIN' IN BETWEEN -- Crossover (2011, So Plaid)
Aretha Franklin -- PITIFUL -- The Delta Meets Detroit: Aretha's Blues (1998, Atlantic)
Flight Distance -- SHIVA WIRE -- Bad Information (2011, Flight Distance)
The Waterboys -- MAD AS THE MIST & SNOW -- An Appointment With Mr. Yeats (2011, Proper Records UK)
Dubmatix, feat. The Ragga Twins -- GUN DOWN -- System Shakedown (2010, 7 Arts Entertainment)
Cold Coffee & Salty Boots -- LOST IN MATERIAL -- Out Of Ottawa (2011, 613 Records)
Disappears -- MAGICS -- Lux (2010, Kranky)
African Head Charge -- MAMA SHANTE GARDEN -- In Pursuit of Shashamane Land (1993, ON-U Sound)
Deerhoof -- SUPER DUPER RESCUE HEADS! -- Polyvinyl 15-Year Anniversary Sampler (2011, Polyvinyl)
Rent Boys Inc. -- LOOK UP -- Squeal For Joy E.P. (1983, Rent Boys Inc.)
Tony Allen -- ISE NLA (Wareika Hill Sounds Reggae Land Dub) -- Tony Allen Remixes (2007, Honest Jons)
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| The section on musical change... from The Republic of Plato, translated by F.M. Cornford, Oxford, 1944. |
Please forgive me Snark. The last couple of days have been very overwhelming at work...so naturally I've been just playing Disappears and African Head Charge from this show over and over and over again. Maybe 70 times!
ReplyDeleteOK OK...on to other musics.
I've missed your comments about the musics, but I figured work kicked in to high-gear.
ReplyDeleteI'm so curious to hear if you liked any of this (and subsequent) stuff!