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#40017 From: bringiton bitches <bringitonbitches@...>
Date: Fri Apr 27, 2012 9:46 am
Subject: Make Crappy Videos Look Better in VLC
committed_su...
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 http://blog.thewombat.org/2008/11/how-to-use-vlc-096-as-upscaling-media.html

a couple of months ago i wrote about how i was rejoicing over my new streaming media player that made my crummy divx videos in my collection look better.

well, it turns out you can do the same in VLC player.  what cant you do with VLC?

VLC being the swiss army knife media player it is, comes with so many features and functions i doubt many people know how to tweak them.

so heres a link to get the same (and many many more) effects out of VLC that my media streamer does.

play with the effects, too.  totally useless and will look great for surreal horror flicks.

im watching on my projector right now on my dining room wall and it looks pretty good.

x

#40018 From: chordsime
Date: Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:33 pm
Subject: new identity generator
chordsime
 
#40019 From: Stephen Abbate <abbatestephen@...>
Date: Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:53 am
Subject: Stereo Steve In Quarantine #53
abbatestephen
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STEREO STEVE IN QUARANTINE #53

http://savekusf.podomatic.com/entry/2012-04-27T19_46_30-07_00



oshun - rattle of life
hugo strasser - silver machine
embryo - ehna ehna abu lele
hobo cubes - afterbirth

beequeen - giant's hill
tussle - warning
cabaret voltaire - sensoria

blue oyster cult - e.t.i. (extra terrestrial intelligence)
the yardbirds - think about it
grand funk railroad - winter and my soul
lee michaels - hold on to freedom

the stalin - ¥¢¥¶¥é¥·
sex pistols - no feelings
the harbinger complex - i think i'm down
the strangeloves - cara lin
the heard - stop it baby

hossam ramzy - dom and doumbia
billy larkin and the delegates - funky fire
the winstons - the chokin kind

colin newman - i've waited ages
a frames - surveillance
drowning craze - storage case
dustin wong - pencil drove hill mood/evening curves straight/back towards night

olekranon - catacomb
yuganaut - internal/external
the naked future - we engage the monstrous with our mirros

can - man named joe
sugarloaf - tongue and cheek
sleepy sun - rigamaroo

chivo borraro - blues para un cosmonauta 

#40020 From: agenerak
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 4:32 pm
Subject: on philosophy
agenerak
 
an ok read so far from Olaf Stapleton's "Odd John":
http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601111h.html
great little section-ha!


---
I once asked John how his philosophical researches were progressing. His answer
is worth recording. "Philosophy," he said, "is really very helpful to the
growing mind, but it's terribly disappointing too. At first I thought I'd found
the mature human intelligence at work at last. Reading Plato, and Spinoza, and
Kant, and some of the modern realists too, I almost felt I had come across
people of my own kind. I walked in step with them. I played their game with a
sense that it called out powers that I had never exercised before. Sometimes I
couldn't follow them. I seemed to miss some vital move. The exhilaration of
puzzling over these critical points, and feeling one had met a real master mind
at last! But as I went on from philosopher to philosopher and browsed around all
over the place, I began to realize the shocking truth that these critical points
were not what I thought they were, but just outrageous howlers. It had seemed
incredible that these obviously well-developed minds could make simple mistakes;
and so I had respectfully dismissed the possibility, and looked for some
profound truth. But oh my God, I was wrong! Howler after howler! Sometimes a
philosopher's opponents spot his howlers, and are frightfully set up with their
own cleverness. But most of them never get spotted at all, so far as I can
discover. Philosophy is an amazing tissue of really fine thinking and
incredible, puerile mistakes. It's like one of those rubber 'bones' they give
dogs to chew, damned good for the mind's teeth, but as food--no bloody good at
all."

#40021 From: Fred Rinne <fredrinne@...>
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 5:23 pm
Subject: Re: on philosophy
fredrinne
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Yah- philosophy sounds great but ten minutes later I can't remember one fucking thing. My pet peeve is that they will take ten chapters to say basically that you don't miss your water 'til your well runs dry.

--- On Sun, 4/29/12, agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

From: agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [brutalsfx] on philosophy
To: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, April 29, 2012, 9:32 AM

 

an ok read so far from Olaf Stapleton's "Odd John":
http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601111h.html
great little section-ha!

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I once asked John how his philosophical researches were progressing. His answer is worth recording. "Philosophy," he said, "is really very helpful to the growing mind, but it's terribly disappointing too. At first I thought I'd found the mature human intelligence at work at last. Reading Plato, and Spinoza, and Kant, and some of the modern realists too, I almost felt I had come across people of my own kind. I walked in step with them. I played their game with a sense that it called out powers that I had never exercised before. Sometimes I couldn't follow them. I seemed to miss some vital move. The exhilaration of puzzling over these critical points, and feeling one had met a real master mind at last! But as I went on from philosopher to philosopher and browsed around all over the place, I began to realize the shocking truth that these critical points were not what I thought they were, but just outrageous howlers. It had seemed incredible that these obviously well-developed minds could make simple mistakes; and so I had respectfully dismissed the possibility, and looked for some profound truth. But oh my God, I was wrong! Howler after howler! Sometimes a philosopher's opponents spot his howlers, and are frightfully set up with their own cleverness. But most of them never get spotted at all, so far as I can discover. Philosophy is an amazing tissue of really fine thinking and incredible, puerile mistakes. It's like one of those rubber 'bones' they give dogs to chew, damned good for the mind's teeth, but as food--no bloody good at all."


#40022 From: agenerak
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 5:37 pm
Subject: Re: on philosophy
agenerak
 
a chuckle and a pass of gas wind frown-peppered with a fear of aspertame sums up
mine.

--- In brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com, Fred Rinne <fredrinne@...> wrote:
>
> Yah- philosophy sounds great but ten minutes later I can't remember one
fucking thing. My pet peeve is that they will take ten chapters to say basically
that you don't miss your water 'til your well runs dry.
>
> --- On Sun, 4/29/12, agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> From: agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [brutalsfx] on philosophy
> To: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, April 29, 2012, 9:32 AM
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> I once asked John how his philosophical researches were progressing. His
answer is worth recording. "Philosophy," he said, "is really very helpful to the
growing mind, but it's terribly disappointing too. At first I thought I'd found
the mature human intelligence at work at last. Reading Plato, and Spinoza, and
Kant, and some of the modern realists too, I almost felt I had come across
people of my own kind. I walked in step with them. I played their game with a
sense that it called out powers that I had never exercised before. Sometimes I
couldn't follow them. I seemed to miss some vital move. The exhilaration of
puzzling over these critical points, and feeling one had met a real master mind
at last! But as I went on from philosopher to philosopher and browsed around all
over the place, I began to realize the shocking truth that these critical points
were not what I thought they were, but just outrageous howlers. It had seemed
incredible that these
>  obviously well-developed minds could make simple mistakes; and so I had
respectfully dismissed the possibility, and looked for some profound truth. But
oh my God, I was wrong! Howler after howler! Sometimes a philosopher's opponents
spot his howlers, and are frightfully set up with their own cleverness. But most
of them never get spotted at all, so far as I can discover. Philosophy is an
amazing tissue of really fine thinking and incredible, puerile mistakes. It's
like one of those rubber 'bones' they give dogs to chew, damned good for the
mind's teeth, but as food--no bloody good at all."
>

#40023 From: pharmar_histamine
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:04 pm
Subject: Re: on philosophy
pharmar_hist...
 
Damn funny, but a cop out, it's hardly an insight to notice fiction isn't fact.
Abstraction is never the thing itself; although, try telling that to a
scientist.

Overcoming abstraction's ten minute amnesia is aided by repeat exposure, first
read source-texts or hear interviews with the philosopher, then brush up with
Will Durant's "The Story of Philosophy" (and take notes on handmade velum.)
Extend by connecting to readings in history, literature, and science. Apply
through reflection on daily dealings with mirror and other.

Durant points out that Aristotle mis-characterized the human psyche as deductive
rather than inductive. Even still, secular discourse keeps itself to the
Logic=Reason fallacy despite machines proving more adept at the drudgery of
logic, the least of our reasoning faculties, a corner for capitalists to secret
themselves.  Belief in logic, is understandable but gutless, chaos scares the
shit out of us but it's clearly bad faith yielding philosophies of creative
destruction and collateral loss under the guise of stability, equity, and
control. Quantity and logic are just the latest religion, computer and lens the
new crozier and miter. Looks like scientists are already summoning their first
Council of Nicea
http://tinyurl.com/8xo9q3x

From Durant...
What was religion to the Greek philosophers?
Aristotle- born of wonder, it finds expression in myth
Epicureans- born of fear and ignorance, it seeks protection
Euhemerists- born of heroism, it is cultural memory
Stoics- born of some universal, transcultural spermatikos logos

"To live alone one must be a beast or a god, says Aristotle. Leaving out the
third case: one must be both... a philosopher."
-Friedrich Nietzsche

Flaubert
"As if the soul's fullness didn't sometimes overflow into the emptiest of
metaphors, for no one, ever, can give the exact measure of his needs, his
apprehensions, or his sorrows; and human speech is like a cracked cauldron on
which we bang out tunes that make bears dance, when we want to move the stars to
pity."

"I go from exasperation to a state of collapse, then I recover and go from
prostration to Fury, so that my average state is one of being annoyed." Two
weeks before his death, Flaubert told his niece, "Sometimes I think I'm
liquefying like an old Camembert."



--- In brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com, agenerak <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> a chuckle and a pass of gas wind frown-peppered with a fear of aspertame sums
up mine.
>
> --- In brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com, Fred Rinne <fredrinne@> wrote:
> >
> > Yah- philosophy sounds great but ten minutes later I can't remember one
fucking thing. My pet peeve is that they will take ten chapters to say basically
that you don't miss your water 'til your well runs dry.
> >
> > --- On Sun, 4/29/12, agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> >
> > From: agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> > Subject: [brutalsfx] on philosophy
> > To: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
> > Date: Sunday, April 29, 2012, 9:32 AM
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> > http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601111h.html
> >
> > great little section-ha!
> >
> >
> >
> > ---
> >
> > I once asked John how his philosophical researches were progressing. His
answer is worth recording. "Philosophy," he said, "is really very helpful to the
growing mind, but it's terribly disappointing too. At first I thought I'd found
the mature human intelligence at work at last. Reading Plato, and Spinoza, and
Kant, and some of the modern realists too, I almost felt I had come across
people of my own kind. I walked in step with them. I played their game with a
sense that it called out powers that I had never exercised before. Sometimes I
couldn't follow them. I seemed to miss some vital move. The exhilaration of
puzzling over these critical points, and feeling one had met a real master mind
at last! But as I went on from philosopher to philosopher and browsed around all
over the place, I began to realize the shocking truth that these critical points
were not what I thought they were, but just outrageous howlers. It had seemed
incredible that these
> >  obviously well-developed minds could make simple mistakes; and so I had
respectfully dismissed the possibility, and looked for some profound truth. But
oh my God, I was wrong! Howler after howler! Sometimes a philosopher's opponents
spot his howlers, and are frightfully set up with their own cleverness. But most
of them never get spotted at all, so far as I can discover. Philosophy is an
amazing tissue of really fine thinking and incredible, puerile mistakes. It's
like one of those rubber 'bones' they give dogs to chew, damned good for the
mind's teeth, but as food--no bloody good at all."
> >
>

#40024 From: blackheartindustries
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:35 pm
Subject: Tons of gear for sale @ sound company
blackheartin...
 
This place is clearing out a bunch of gear: P A speakers & amps, mixers, tons of
cable, patchbays, mics and stands, etc. Lots of other interesting things. I got
a metal detector. They're open till 6pm today and will be open next weekend.
Here's the address:
3075 17th Street, SF

#40025 From: bringitonbitches@...
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:36 pm
Subject: Re: Tons of gear for sale @ sound company
committed_su...
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Thx!
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

From: blackheartindustries <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
Sender: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2012 21:35:13 -0000
To: <brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com>
ReplyTo: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [brutalsfx] Tons of gear for sale @ sound company

 

This place is clearing out a bunch of gear: P A speakers & amps, mixers, tons of cable, patchbays, mics and stands, etc. Lots of other interesting things. I got a metal detector. They're open till 6pm today and will be open next weekend. Here's the address:
3075 17th Street, SF


#40026 From: "eilishchristinacullen" <eilish.cullen@...>
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 11:35 pm
Subject: Radio Show tonight!
eilishchrist...
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6 - 8pm
Me and Jesse Jackson

http://radiovalencia.fm/

Life questions?
email Jesse at corevida879fm@...

#40027 From: "A" <greedmink@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 3:02 am
Subject: vid:o Black Thread 4/27/12 Bleakhaus
greedmink
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Greg Garbage's new tape lopping prejoct

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sviWllyI_KM
Black Thread 4/27/12 Bleakhaus

#40028 From: Eldad Tsabary <tazberry_docs@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:37 am
Subject: Hug The World with Us - A Telematic Jam Session for Deep Wireless (May 1st)
tazberry_docs
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Please spread the word...

This Tuesday, May 1st 15:00 - 21:00 (Montreal time)
A webcast on NAISA's Radio
As part of Deep Wireless 2012 Festival

Hug the World is a 6-hour-long worldwide telematic jam session, organized at Concordia Electroacoustics as part of the NAISA's Deep Wireless Festival 2012. 

The Jam session includes performances of artists from 50 locations around the world, including US, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Greece, China, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. 

Audience around the world is invited to join the event's webcast on the Deep Wireless Radio (http://www.naisa.ca/webcast/index.html) or locally at Concordia's Music Department (see address below) 

The theme of Deep Wireless 2012 is Freedom. 

When: Tuesday, May 1st, 2012, from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm (Eastern time, GMT-4), you may use time zone converter to find out your local time (http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html)

Where: MB Building, 8th floor MB8.245 
Concordia University,
1450 Guy Street T

Potential performers include: Alessandro Fogar,Bernardo Piñero, Bridges Ben, Budhaditya Chattopadhyay, Byron Dean, C.R. Kasprzyk, Chusé Fernández, Claudio Rivera-Seguel, Constantine Katsiris, Damaris Baker, Dan Godston, Das Bluul, David Ogborn, Doug Van Nort, Ede Cameron, Eliana Rosales, Elizabeth De Vegt, Ernesto Romeo, Florian Hartlieb, Gerardo Della Vecchia, Gregory Emfietzis, Gro Sarauw, Guillaume Loizillon, Hans Clebsch, Ian Whalley, Ian and Laura Birse, Ivan Sanchez, Ivan Zavada, Jeffrey Sinibaldi, Jennifer Ruzicka, Jimmy Miklavcic, Joel Ong, Johannes Bergmark, john sobocan, Jon Aveyard, José (Tuti) Fornari, Juan A. Romero, Juan De Cicco, Judy Dunaway, Julian Brooks, Julian Scordato, Kieran Ruffles, Lukas Simonis, marcella mandanici, Marcos Fernandes, Martin Back, Michael Palumbo, Roger Mills, Natalia Pajariño, Norah Lorway, Pablo Anglade, Per Platou, Pierre Jolivet, Pierre Massat, Raphael Roter, Raúl Minsburg, Ricardo Dal Farra, richard moule, Robert MacKay, Sally McIntyre, Scott Colburn, Sharon Stewart, Stefan Smulovitz, Stelios Giannoulakis, Steven Hall, Travis Johns, Ximena Alarcon, and others.

Organizers: 
Eldad Tsabary, Concordia University
Darren Copeland, NAISA
Nadene Thériault-Copeland, NAISA

Technical and organizational assistance:
Joe Browne, Elena Stoodley, Ricardo Dal Farra



#40029 From: agenerak
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 2:38 pm
Subject: Re: on philosophy
agenerak
 
> Damn funny, but a cop out, it's hardly an insight to notice fiction isn't
fact.

-as philosophy is often objective print pounding "fact"; this book is just an
opinion held by a character within an English philosopher's pen driving a story
of an anti hero.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olaf_Stapledon  /*:}

>extend: by connecting to readings in history, literature, and science. Apply
through reflection on daily dealings with mirror and other.

-which if anyone can do without an opinion from an outside (clever, educated,
biased) foundation of "deceitful" printintellect. i have always relied on
deepest conclusions by the easiest of historically interested (Howard Zinn
sympathetic) sources, placed handily, the myriad taint held mirror of the
dueling 'self'.
maybe a peer or two will step in objectively. the best way to see human
behavior, and indelibly note it, is to a)travel with a large group, often.
b)live with revolving different groups over 30 years.
  philosophical opinions auto-edit themselves observing flimflam to power grabs
in miniscule with self cooking packets of anthro-digestible repulsion-ecstacy.
see my autobiographidegradible soon to be (un?)published book "Glameggs & Hammer
of Nietzsche's Truthnest: A Parallel Error Manual". regardless, the historical
snippets you pasted in this forum are chew toys of special textures pushing for
public nudity truths & regularity. /*:}



> Overcoming abstraction's ten minute amnesia is aided by repeat exposure, first
read source-texts or hear interviews with the philosopher, then brush up with
Will Durant's "The Story of Philosophy" (and take notes on handmade velum.)
Extend by connecting to readings in history, literature, and science. Apply
through reflection on daily dealings with mirror and other.
>
> Durant points out that Aristotle mis-characterized the human psyche as
deductive rather than inductive. Even still, secular discourse keeps itself to
the Logic=Reason fallacy despite machines proving more adept at the drudgery of
logic, the least of our reasoning faculties, a corner for capitalists to secret
themselves.  Belief in logic, is understandable but gutless, chaos scares the
shit out of us but it's clearly bad faith yielding philosophies of creative
destruction and collateral loss under the guise of stability, equity, and
control. Quantity and logic are just the latest religion, computer and lens the
new crozier and miter. Looks like scientists are already summoning their first
Council of Nicea
> http://tinyurl.com/8xo9q3x
>
> From Durant...
> What was religion to the Greek philosophers?
> Aristotle- born of wonder, it finds expression in myth
> Epicureans- born of fear and ignorance, it seeks protection
> Euhemerists- born of heroism, it is cultural memory
> Stoics- born of some universal, transcultural spermatikos logos
>
> "To live alone one must be a beast or a god, says Aristotle. Leaving out the
third case: one must be both... a philosopher."
> -Friedrich Nietzsche
>
> Flaubert
> "As if the soul's fullness didn't sometimes overflow into the emptiest of
metaphors, for no one, ever, can give the exact measure of his needs, his
apprehensions, or his sorrows; and human speech is like a cracked cauldron on
which we bang out tunes that make bears dance, when we want to move the stars to
pity."
>
> "I go from exasperation to a state of collapse, then I recover and go from
prostration to Fury, so that my average state is one of being annoyed." Two
weeks before his death, Flaubert told his niece, "Sometimes I think I'm
liquefying like an old Camembert."
>
>
>
> --- In brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com, agenerak <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > a chuckle and a pass of gas wind frown-peppered with a fear of aspertame
sums up mine.
> >
> > --- In brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com, Fred Rinne <fredrinne@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Yah- philosophy sounds great but ten minutes later I can't remember one
fucking thing. My pet peeve is that they will take ten chapters to say basically
that you don't miss your water 'til your well runs dry.
> > >
> > > --- On Sun, 4/29/12, agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > From: agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> > > Subject: [brutalsfx] on philosophy
> > > To: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
> > > Date: Sunday, April 29, 2012, 9:32 AM
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> > >       an ok read so far from Olaf Stapleton's "Odd John":
> > >
> > > http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601111h.html
> > >
> > > great little section-ha!
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > ---
> > >
> > > I once asked John how his philosophical researches were progressing. His
answer is worth recording. "Philosophy," he said, "is really very helpful to the
growing mind, but it's terribly disappointing too. At first I thought I'd found
the mature human intelligence at work at last. Reading Plato, and Spinoza, and
Kant, and some of the modern realists too, I almost felt I had come across
people of my own kind. I walked in step with them. I played their game with a
sense that it called out powers that I had never exercised before. Sometimes I
couldn't follow them. I seemed to miss some vital move. The exhilaration of
puzzling over these critical points, and feeling one had met a real master mind
at last! But as I went on from philosopher to philosopher and browsed around all
over the place, I began to realize the shocking truth that these critical points
were not what I thought they were, but just outrageous howlers. It had seemed
incredible that these
> > >  obviously well-developed minds could make simple mistakes; and so I had
respectfully dismissed the possibility, and looked for some profound truth. But
oh my God, I was wrong! Howler after howler! Sometimes a philosopher's opponents
spot his howlers, and are frightfully set up with their own cleverness. But most
of them never get spotted at all, so far as I can discover. Philosophy is an
amazing tissue of really fine thinking and incredible, puerile mistakes. It's
like one of those rubber 'bones' they give dogs to chew, damned good for the
mind's teeth, but as food--no bloody good at all."
> > >
> >
>

#40030 From: Mike Finklea <striations925@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:02 pm
Subject: Fw: J. Canady live synth noise video online
striations925
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Jonathan Canady <malsonus@...>
To: Self NonSelf <malsonus@...>
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 8:56 AM
Subject: J. Canady live synth noise video online

Hello,

Sorry for the intrusion, but I thought you might be interested in this video excerpt of a (sort of) recent live synth / noise performance...


Also, all seven NIGHTMARES (my dark synth band with Mark Solotroff / David Reed) live shows AND the three official "studio" recordings are available to listen to / purchase here: http://synthnightmares.bandcamp.com/

Thanks. -Jonathan Canady
http://malsonus.com/



#40031 From: Matt Davignon <mattdavignon@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:40 pm
Subject: This week on the World of Wonder
mattforddavi...
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Tuesday night on the World of Wonder:

I have an exciting playlist for you - I finally get my hands on a long-sought after Nurse With Wound disc, then we have some bit-reduced latin music & some choral music. We turn Warren Zevon into Isaac Hayes and have some fun with a Kate Bush track before getting hung up on the cardinal directions. With local music from Cheryl Leonard, Nihil Communication, Ghost in the House and Theresa Wong.

Tuesday night/Wednesday Morning at midnight Pacific Daylight Time (UTC minus 7 hours) at http://savekusf.org/listen-to-kusf-in-exile

By the way, the last 4 weeks are available at http://ribosomematt.podomatic.com/

Last week's playlist:
0:00:00) Opening Chimes
0:00:13) Steve Reich "Four Organs" (time stretch version 1 by Matt Davignon with help from Kristin Miltner)
0:15:42) Archetti/Wiget "Stück 6" from "Low Tide Digitalis", 2001
0:20:33) Shabazz Palaces "Free Press and Curl" from "Black Up", 2011
0:23:31) Headboggle "Wassermusic" from "Headboggle", 2012
0:31:00) Alexander Hacke "Algerische Wassermusic aus 'Vaterland'" from "Filmarbeiten" 1993
0:32:50) Arve Henriksen "Green Water" from "Strjon", 2007
0:37:44) Amorphous Androgynous "In Mind" from "Tales of Ephidrina", 1993
0:41:31) Phonophani "Saltwater" from "Genetic Engineering", 2001
0:47:34) Announcements & Boyle "25 Feb 2010" from "Raum Zeit", 2010
0:52:37) You "Magooba" from "Electric Day", 1979
0:58:53) Michael Cole, Michael Jessett and Rick Jones "Fingermouse and Flash Play the Guitar" from "Fingerbobs", 2011
0:59:54) Koutiakan "Tendoro" from "Bouadé", 2003
1:04:18) +/- (Not the famous +/-!)"Ultra Green" (Unrelreased)
1:07:40) Announcements
1:10:51) +/- "Fly Pulling Back" (Unrelreased)
1:15:26) Rafter "Zzzpenchant" from "Sex Death Cassette", 2008
1:18:37) Rafter "Def Leppard" from "Junk", 1996
1:20:34) Ampersand (not the famous Ampersand!) "Field of Flowers" from "The Dirt Tape", 1996
1:23:08) Announcements
1:25:19) Ampersand "Don't Be Dumb" from "The Dirt Tape", 1996
1:26:55) The Tape Beatles "Reality of Matter" from "Good Times", 1999
1:29:31) 0th "War" from "Tammy", 2008
1:35:04) Ayou/Ohta Hiromi "Kodo (A Serenade - An Illusion)" from "Red Moon", 2004
1:40:16) Announcements and Darwinsbitch "Flames in a Blackened Sky"
1:43:12) Steve Reich "Four Organs" (time stretch version 3 by Matt Davignon)

--
Matt Davignon
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www.ribosomemusic.com
Podcast! http://ribosomematt.podomatic.com


#40032 From: bringitonbitches@...
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 9:11 pm
Subject: 80's Fetish
committed_su...
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I have been having an awful series of 80's flashbacks. Some are memories, some
are idealist ways of thinking (junk bonds and cocaine).

All these bad ideas swirling around are played out to 80's synth pop songs.

I was pretty sure I hated this type of music, but after revisiting that crap in
the midst of becoming middle aged, I found some commonplace with riffs and song
parts I'd come up with and shelved over the years. They never fit in anywhere
but weren't garbage.

Now I'm sort of interested in finishing them.

Anyone interested in doing some synth pop stuff?  Yuck, I know. Almost a sin to
post it here.

But I'm a sinner and I'm drunk at work today, so I don't even give a damn about
my own preferences.

Of course whatever recxordings I put together will have to run into some kind of
trouble, so I'm not talking kylie minogue here.  Like a car crash corpse of
kylie minogue singing in the waiting line to hell. That would be fun.

Anyone out there on my bad trip?

I've been watching too much Dance Party USA lately. I'm sure someone else on
here is guilty of the same.

Mr. Locomotion


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#40033 From: agenerak
Date: Tue May 1, 2012 4:28 pm
Subject: sf cops riot as blackbloc
agenerak
 
this is a riot read! real protests can be dismissed today. nothing to see.

http://scottrossi.tumblr.com/post/22184158717/notes-from-an-occupation-17-dolore\
s-park-ruckus

#40034 From: Fred Rinne <fredrinne@...>
Date: Tue May 1, 2012 6:38 pm
Subject: Re: sf cops riot as blackbloc
fredrinne
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"Kill Yr Mom Cut Yr Hair! SKATE! DESTROY!"

--- On Tue, 5/1/12, agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

From: agenerak <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [brutalsfx] sf cops riot as blackbloc
To: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, May 1, 2012, 9:28 AM

 

this is a riot read! real protests can be dismissed today. nothing to see.

http://scottrossi.tumblr.com/post/22184158717/notes-from-an-occupation-17-dolores-park-ruckus


#40035 From: agenerak
Date: Thu May 3, 2012 5:08 am
Subject: long flawed, ultimately amazing Zulawski festerwold
agenerak
 
http://www.ybca.org/whisper-scream-discovering-andrzej-zulawski

especially:
May 6, 2012 2:00pm
POSSESSION
New 35mm print!
In this thriller about a marital breakup set in an anxious Berlin divided by the
Wall, Anna (Isabelle Adjani) and Mark (Sam Neill) veer from public screaming
matches to sudden acts of violence and horror.

PS: she fucks the shit out of the alien and aborts with milk.

#40036 From: agenerak
Date: Thu May 3, 2012 3:03 pm
Subject: "you're breaking my arm! accch!!" -coeloplana meteoris armwrestling
agenerak
 
#40037 From: burppancakeburp <julialc4@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2012 6:56 pm
Subject: living spaces...?
barfythethethe
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Does anyone know of any good, affordable places to live in and maybe work on things in sf currently???


thanks,
julia



#40038 From: "claimtoflames" <claimtoflames@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2012 10:50 pm
Subject: Mashed mouth sounds of Titan!
claimtoflames
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#40039 From: Gorpy Egledonkle <ralph1933@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2012 10:56 pm
Subject: nighto ono kaos radio
ralph1933
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ill be playing michael jackson vs can on http://www.kaosradioaustin.org/ from 11pm to 1 am central america time


#40040 From: agenerak
Date: Fri May 4, 2012 8:04 pm
Subject: Re: long flawed, ultimately amazing Zulawski festerwold
agenerak
 
wow

last night's SHAMAN movie was fucking insane. hope some of you all get to see
some of this fest. yesterday might have been the rarest of them all, not shown
in the US ever. Mango the SNL monkey vs Iain Banks "The Wasp Factory" & some
fast speed Milo Minara human art thrown in there. manic maximum.

those of you not seeing this incredible festival, revisit the shitty sf movie
Avaturd with me will you?
http://youtu.be/uJarz7BYnHA


--- In brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com, agenerak <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> http://www.ybca.org/whisper-scream-discovering-andrzej-zulawski
>
> especially:
> May 6, 2012 2:00pm
> POSSESSION
> New 35mm print!
> In this thriller about a marital breakup set in an anxious Berlin divided by
the Wall, Anna (Isabelle Adjani) and Mark (Sam Neill) veer from public screaming
matches to sudden acts of violence and horror.
>
> PS: she fucks the shit out of the alien and aborts with milk.
>

#40041 From: Stephen Abbate <abbatestephen@...>
Date: Sat May 5, 2012 12:00 am
Subject: STEREO STEVE IN QUARANTINE #54 podcast is up!
abbatestephen
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STEREO STEVE IN QUARANTINE #54 podcast is up!

STEREO STEVE IN QUARANTINE #54


http://savekusf.podomatic.com/entry/2012-05-04T16_58_45-07_00


oshun - rattle of life

albert ayler - music is the healing force of the universe


new trolls - lying here (live)

yma sumac - goomba boomba

caetano veloso - eles


windy and carl - shadows

boris with michiro kurihara - fuzzy reactor

food pyramid - maufracture


ugly custard - scarboro' fair

src - show me

the human beinz - i've got to keep on pushing

federal duck -bird


sunburned hand of the man - no magic man

sun ra - rocket #9 take off for the planet venus


emitt rhodes - long time no see

morly grey - our time

the magic mixture - it's alright by me

the sparkles - no friend of mine


swans - failure 

glorious din - 1651 map

world of pooh - i'm on the wrong side


count basie - the james bond theme

fantastic planet ost - deshominisation (1)

black moth super rainbow & the octopus project - elq milq


the teardrop explodes - colours fly away

sad lovers & giants - landslide

siouxsie & the banshees - carcass

moonface - yesterday's fire


charles mingus - goodbye pork pie hat 


#40042 From: "claimtoflames" <claimtoflames@...>
Date: Sat May 5, 2012 5:12 am
Subject: Ouch my Latin head
claimtoflames
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http://www.theawl.com/2012/05/roman-emperor-deaths

Emperor deaths! A stepdown from laureled God I guess.

#40043 From: "Ferox ." <feroxzombie@...>
Date: Sat May 5, 2012 6:16 am
Subject: Video evidence of Torn By Teeth @ The Handbag Factory.
feroxzombie
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbgdzl2Kjx8

Two piece bass/electric drum kit/vocals/electronics/junk kit supergroup featuring members of Cerebral Roil, Snorting Pole, Boozehammer, Krampus, Shit Bucket, Vibrating Lung Transducer, and  +DOG+. Check it out. Video work by Ryan King.

#40044 From: "batteredassets" <batteredassets@...>
Date: Sat May 5, 2012 7:08 am
Subject: 5.5: Psychogeography @ Other Cinema
batteredassets
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PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY: 
SOE + LORD + SHERMAN + DANIEL + ALFVEGREN +

Saturday, May 5, 2012 | 8:30pm
Other Cinema @ Artists' Television Access
992 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA
www.othercinema.com
$6.

OTHER CINEMA presents an evening in celebration of psychogeography, with the world premiere of Valerie Soe
's Chinese Gardens, a personal exploration of Port Townsend's hidden history. Dan Boord and Luis Valdovino's Chinese Ghost Story undertakes a similar excavation of the unknown Asian laborers who built the Western railroads. The debut of David Sherman's Assassination in Dreamland correlates the McKinley assassination with the early history of cinema, while Gideon C. Kennedy and Marcus Rosentrater's Dick-George picks up on the Presidential tip with a '71 Nixon/Wallace photo-op. Chip Lord's Une Ville de L'Avenir posits a future urbanism by hybridizing Alphaville with his own verité. In person, Bill Daniel's Mission Bay at Night surveys that haunted SF shoreline. Head of the Californian Fortean Society, Skylaire Alfvegren rounds it out with her 45-min. The Secret Life of Southern California.

Come early to meet the makers, to witness Ben Wood's 3-D Philippines Projection proposal, and drink in Frank Stauffacher's 16mm Notes on the Port of St. Francis.
Doors open at 8pm; screening at 8:30pm.


#40045 From: "batteredassets" <batteredassets@...>
Date: Sat May 5, 2012 6:52 pm
Subject: In 8 mins!: Dolor del Estamago feature on KFJC, 12-3pm
batteredassets
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Embrace the Vague

Saturday Mayhem 5
Noon to 3:PM
Hosted by Max Level

A three hour super-ultra-mega-mix of sounds released on the enigmatic
Dolor Del Estamago label.

KFJC 89.7fm
stream: http://kfjc.org/

#40046 From: Michael <myskeletonkey@...>
Date: Sat May 5, 2012 9:35 pm
Subject: RE: long flawed, ultimately amazing Zulawski festerwold
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Ohhahh. . I remember flipping to.tha classick movie channel after coming home from a particularly intense nite just to find this  movie on..  Been wantin to see that whole thing since.. Also I feel like that Shinya Tsukamoto movie pinochio 564 or whatever was highly influenced by this movie

From: agenerak
Sent: 5/2/2012 7:08 PM
To: brutalsfx@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [brutalsfx] long flawed, ultimately amazing Zulawski festerwold

 

http://www.ybca.org/whisper-scream-discovering-andrzej-zulawski

especially:
May 6, 2012 2:00pm
POSSESSION
New 35mm print!
In this thriller about a marital breakup set in an anxious Berlin divided by the Wall, Anna (Isabelle Adjani) and Mark (Sam Neill) veer from public screaming matches to sudden acts of violence and horror.

PS: she fucks the shit out of the alien and aborts with milk.

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