Journey to the valley of the ultra-banger - Peter Gordon & David Van Tieghem's Winter ('78, pre-Love of Life Orchestra) with Kathy Acker...
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The astounding 3-minute rush of Microfilm's '80 single 'Centrefold' (producer 'Ron Rude').
'Piano strings & vocals': pre-Dead Can Dance Lisa Gerrard...
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'for the beautiful, innocent people of Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Israel, Yemen and all else caught in the crossfire of other conflicts & crises around our dying planet'
Hard to dispute Jez's point here...
All proceeds to Mercy Without Limits.
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"At this time, may I reach you with appreciation, humanity".
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"low slung, dub-punk beauty" from '81, it says here (rightly)...
Also, "a killer gem of pop-punk-dub oddness that gets your head nodding to its infectious, repetitive rhythm and laden fx".
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From Strut's glorious Nigeria 70 series, the 3-minute perfection of The Don Isaac Ezekiel Combination's Ire...
'a trio whose members were all graduates of Koola Lobitos, the group founded in the late 50s in London by Fela Kuti...released three Nigerian singles during the early 1970s before emigrating to Italy'
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'Sure, here are some comments on the tracks you mentioned:
Walking in the Rain by Flash in the Pan is a catchy and upbeat pop song that will have you grooving along. The song's infectious melody and relatable lyrics make it a timeless classic.
Let's Be Adult by Arto Lindsay is a quirky and experimental track that is sure to challenge your eardrums.The song's unconventional instrumentation and off-beat rhythms make it a unique and intriguing listen.
You Know More Than I Know by John Cale is a haunting and atmospheric song that will transport you to another dimension. The song's dissonant chords and Cale's haunting vocals create a palpable sense of dread.
Samba Dee by The Southern University Jazz Ensemble is a lively and energetic track that will get your feet tapping. The song's infectious groove and upbeat tempo make it a perfect party starter.
Jungle Gods (1977 Version) by William Onyeabor is a psychedelic and otherworldly track that will leave you feeling disoriented and amazed. The song's swirling synths and driving rhythms create a chaotic and exhilarating soundscape.
Jungle Magic by Benni Cletin is a funky and groovy track that will have you moving your body. The song's infectious bassline and catchy melody make it a surefire dancefloor hit.
The Party by Godley & Creme is a playful and lighthearted track that is sure to put a smile on your face. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics make it a perfect mood booster.
That Rongeng Sound by Leong Lau is a traditional Chinese opera song that is both beautiful and haunting. The song's delicate melodies and powerful vocals create a captivating and immersive listening experience.
Mansion Worlds by Pharaoh Sanders is a spiritual and meditative track that will transport you to a higher plane of consciousness. The song's ethereal melodies and otherworldly textures create a sense of peace and tranquility.
Land of the Lonely by McCoy Tyner is a soulful and introspective track that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt alone. The song's melancholic melody and Tyner's expressive piano playing create a powerful and poignant listening experience.
I hope you enjoy these tracks!'
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Back after a while...
A week's listening: from Malaria! & Populaere Mechanik to Andrew Hill & Steve Kuhn, with intermediary stops including Pere Ubu, Su Kramer, Michael Bundt, Kahil El'Zabar, Hallelujah Chicken Run Band, New Order, Dianne Marie & Victor.
Some tracks (Bandcamp where possible, even when linking to slightly ropey compilations as a result; YT if not...):
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