Collected Animals

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https://mega.nz/#!7sB21LrA!OFHNNbFVRTgKHOeyNc3Ex9gjXmw2W3ISh_UkS1vFWMc

https://archive.org/details/animalcolle ... .fm.flac16

not a super compelling recording, but i wasn't familiar with it—looks like it was only uploaded to archive.org a few weeks ago

jfw7 wrote:

https://archive.org/details/animalcolle ... .fm.flac16

not a super compelling recording, but i wasn't familiar with it—looks like it was only uploaded to archive.org a few weeks ago

is that not the same recording as this one listed in 2006?

2006-??-??
Radio Session, Germany
1. Banshee Beat
2. Safer
3. Fireworks
http://www.mediafire.com/?jsievim0vnnshsz

Geologist: that radio show you heard actually was the come winter we know. it was in 2001, though if you only heard it a couple years ago maybe you listened to it on a night when they didn't have any live guests so they went into the archives and pulled out the DAT recording. it was on wkcr which is columbia's station and i was the host. actually all of us AC dudes were in the studio that night asking questions. it was all completely improvised. i was part of the new music department which at the time was strictly noise, electronic, free jazz, and contemporary classical...maybe it still is

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Geologist: that radio show you heard actually was the come winter we know. it was in 2001, though if you only heard it a couple years ago maybe you listened to it on a night when they didn't have any live guests so they went into the archives and pulled out the DAT recording. it was on wkcr which is columbia's station and i was the host. actually all of us AC dudes were in the studio that night asking questions. it was all completely improvised. i was part of the new music department which at the time was strictly noise, electronic, free jazz, and contemporary classical...maybe it still is

Any idea if this will ever surface?

I used to program for WKCR and I'm still a student at Columbia so I could probably try and search for this recording if it's still there but I kind of doubt it is

Geologist: that radio show you heard actually was the come winter we know. it was in 2001, though if you only heard it a couple years ago maybe you listened to it on a night when they didn't have any live guests so they went into the archives and pulled out the DAT recording. it was on wkcr which is columbia's station and i was the host. actually all of us AC dudes were in the studio that night asking questions. it was all completely improvised. i was part of the new music department which at the time was strictly noise, electronic, free jazz, and contemporary classical...maybe it still is

that radio show you heard actually was the come winter we know. it was in 2001, though if you only heard it a couple years ago maybe you listened to it on a night when they didn't have any live guests so they went into the archives and pulled out the DAT recording. it was on wkcr which is columbia's station and i was the host. actually all of us AC dudes were in the studio that night asking questions. it was all completely improvised. i was part of the new music department which at the time was strictly noise, electronic, free jazz, and contemporary classical...maybe it still is. that show was called live constructions and was dedicated to live performances, either pre recorded, or in studio. my normal show was called transfigured night which was from 1-5AM three nights a week. we had a rotating team of dj's because it was so exhausting, so i only did one show every week or two. that's how i became a fan of alvin lucier's "i am sitting in a room". around 4am i would start to pass out so i'd just find a piece that was 45-60 minutes and let it roll until the dude from the morning jazz show came in to wake me up. that lucier jam was a good one, and its a rewarding listen awake too, though it can be challenging to a lot of people. it had the added advantage of making people change the channel so in case something went wrong like the cd skipped i usually could get away with it. the collection there was awesome, and we got free tickets to shows at knitting factory, roulette, the kitchen, and tonic (which opened a year or two after we moved to new york). the new music collection had everything from academic stuff to limited edition noise 7"s and cassettes. dave and i definitely raided it when we were college freshmen and listened to as many things as possible. we could sign out 5 records at a time so i'd pick 5 every week that we'd never heard of and then we'd spend a night of the weekend just going through them (we didn't have many friends when we first went to college). recently in DC i saw if bwana and crawling with tarts and was sitting on the floor thinking about how weird it was to think of 18 year-old me playing that shit over the air in nyc, especially because i haven't found many of my old noise and sound collage records to have held up over time. i haven't checked in since i graduated but if you live in the new york area it should still be on, so if you're into hearing that kind of music you should listen to it. they have afternoon shows too that play more free jazz and experimental classical stuff. the station's old transmitter was on top of the world trade center so it reached to new jersey and connecticut but after 9/11 they had to find a new antenna and i don't know if they ever found one as high and powerful as the old one. maybe now it's hard to get off campus.

this looks like venue video to me? was this ever on anyone's radar?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pab1HwZqmBk

halloween 05 in paris, credit goes to alwaysyou for finding it

2004-05-06
Electricity Showroom, London, UK
1. Kids on Holiday
2. Loch Raven
3. Did You See the Words
4. Daffy Duck / Fickle Cycle / Grass
5. The Purple Bottle
6. Baby Day
http://www.mediafire.com/?5xyecw4a4liadxh

Fovrodi wrote:

Any idea if this will ever surface?

I used to program for WKCR and I'm still a student at Columbia so I could probably try and search for this recording if it's still there but I kind of doubt it is

Just a brief message to say thanks to jfw7 and everyone who ever contributed a recording or piece of info to this absolutely glorious thread and archive. It's been more important and life-changing to me than any collected works of art I've ever been lucky enough to experience. Thank you doesn't even come close. X