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Adele
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2009

African Head Charge
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994

Mose Allison
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/09/2005


Antony and the Johnsons
Carré, Amsterdam 06/22/2009

Apparat
Parque do Ibirapuera, Sao Paulo 11/25/2007

Arab Strap
Vredenburg, Utrecht 10/08/1999


Gnarls Barkley
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/13/2008

Beastie Boys
Statenhal, Den Haag 02/10/1995


Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
Vredenburg, Utrecht 03/13/2007


Andrew Bird
Helling, Utrecht 05/23/2007
Paradiso, Amsterdam 05/07/2009

Björk
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1994

The Black Angels
Helling, Utrecht 08/19/2009


Blind Melon
Ahoy, Rotterdam 11/11/1993
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994

Blur
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/26/1994
Dour Festival, Dour 07/09/1994

Body Count/Ice-T
Belfort Festival, Belfort 07/08/1995

Dennis Brown
Tivoli, Utrecht 12/09/1994

Solomon Burke
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/09/2005


Burning Spear
Paradiso, Amsterdam 06/15/2007


David Byrne
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/08/1997
Pepsi Stage, Amsterdam 05/03/2004

Terry Callier
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/29/1998
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/08/2005


Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/29/1998
Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam 11/23/2004
World Forum Theater, Den Haag 09/19/2006

Chatham County Line
Ekko, Utrecht 08/29/2009


George Clinton/Parliament/Funkadelic
Tivoli, Utrecht 07/12/2002
Tivoli, Utrecht 07/13/2004
Paradiso, Amsterdam 09/03/2008

Cold War Kids
Melkweg, Amsterdam 05/05/2007

Bootsy Collins
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/11/2008

Consilidated
Dour Festival, Dour 07/09/1994

Robert Cray Band
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/08/2005


Jamie Cullum
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/09/2005
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2009

The Cult
Goffertpark, Nijmegen 06/05/1993


The Cure
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1995

D.A.A.U.
Tivoli, Utrecht 01/27/1996
Crossing Border, Den Haag 10/17/1998

De La Soul
Parkpop, Den Haag 06/29/2003

Dengue Fever
De Beschaving, Utrecht 08/30/2008

Delphic
Kitsuné Maison Party, London 10/31/2009


dEUS
Dour Festival, Dour 07/09/1994
Tivoli, Utrecht 10/07/1994
Paradiso, Amsterdam 02/23/1995
Torhout Werchter, Werchter 07/01/1995
Belfort Festival, Belfort 07/08/1995
Crossing Border, Den Haag 09/11/1996
Tivoli, Utrecht 10/11/1996

Alela Diane
Helling, Utrecht 04/12/2008
Paradiso, Amsterdam 04/08/2009
Helling, Utrecht 07/14/2009


Dr. John
Paradiso, Amsterdam 07/25/2007

Candy Dulfer
Beachpop, Renesse 06/28/1993
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/10/2005 with Sheila E.

De Dijk
Beachpop, Renesse 06/28/1993

Johnny Dowd
Tivoli, Utrecht 02/01/2001

Eek-A-Mouse
Tivoli, Utrecht 12/01/1997

Faith No More
De Kuip, Rotterdam 06/23/1992

Fanfare Ciocarlia
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/15/2007

Fat Freddy's Drop
Paradiso, Amsterdam 11/26/2009


Ibrahim Ferrer
North Sea jazz, Den Haag 07/08/2005

Fever Ray
Paradiso, Amsterdam 12/03/2009

Fink
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/11/2008

Forguette Mi Note
Dour Festival, Dour 07/09/1994

Fun-Da-Mental
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/27/1997

G. Love and Special Sauce
Metropolis at Zuiderpark, Rotterdam 07/10/1994

Peter Gabriel
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/26/1994

Girls Against Boys
Hotel Arena, Amsterdam 10/29/1994

Gomez
Tivoli, Utrecht 07/04/2002

Gotcha!
Beachpop, Renesse 06/28/1993
Bevrijdingspop, Haarlem 05/05/1996


Al Green
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/08/2005

Guns N' Roses
De Kuip, Rotterdam 06/23/1992
Goffertpark, Nijmegen 06/05/1993

Buddy Guy
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/13/2008

Hallo Venray
Tivoli, Utrecht 12/17/1993

Herbie Hancock and The Headhunters
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/29/1998


Roy Hargrove
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2008

PJ Harvey
Torhout Werchter, Werchter 07/01/1995
Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam 06/10/2004

Kristin Hersh
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/27/1998

Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/26/1994

Gregory Isaacs
Tivoli, Utrecht 12/09/1994

Joe Jackson
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/13/2008

Jose James
Tivoli, Utrecht 05/08/2008


Jamiroquai
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1995

Molly Johnson
Paradiso, Amsterdam 10/18/2009

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2008

Junkhouse
Knoninginnenach Spui, Den Haag 04/28/1995
Paard, Den Haag 04/28/1995
Gigant, Apeldoorn 04/29/1995

Jurassic 5
Metropolis, Rotterdam 07/04/1999


Kaizers Orchestra
De Beschaving, Utrecht 08/30/2008

Kelis
Gelredome, Arnhem 08/01/2001

Alicia Keys
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/13/2008

Killing Joke
Paradiso, Amsterdam 05/18/1996

King Sunny Ade
Parkpop, Den Haag 08/21/1994

Kiss My Jazz
Patronaat, Haarlem 04/27/1996

Kosheen
Crossing Border, Amsterdam 11/21/2000

Lenny Kravitz
Ahoy, Rotterdam 11/15/1991
Ahoy, Rotterdam 11/11/1993
Westerpark, Amsterdam 07/04/2009

Kyuss
Tivoli, Utrecht 02/09/1995

The Levellers
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994

Lightning Dust
Helling, Utrecht 11/27/2009

Live
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1995


Los Lobos
Paradiso, Amsterdam 09/21/1999

Luciano
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/29/1997


Massive Attack
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/27/1997
Vredenburg, Utrecht 06/03/1998
Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam 04/28/2003
Westerpark, Amsterdam 07/03/2008

Marcus Miller
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/11/2008

Moondog Jr.
Tivoli, Utrecht 01/27/1996

Van Morrison
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/29/1997

Morphine
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1995
Crossing Border, Den Haag 09/11/1996


Róisin Murphy
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/10/2005
Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam 11/21/2008

Me'shell N'degéocello
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1994


Youssou N'Dour
Glatonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/29/1997
Parkpop, Den Haag 06/29/2003
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/13/2008

Nits
Helling, Utrecht 11/22/2009

Nneka
De Beschaving, Utrecht 08/30/2008

Oasis
Paradiso, Amsterdam 11/25/1994

The Offspring
Metropolis at Zuiderpark, Rotterdam 07/10/1994

Orbital
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1994

Ozric Tentacles
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/28/1998


Page & Plant
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1995
Belfort Festival, Belfort 07/08/1995

Maceo Parker
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/10/2005
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/15/2007

Pere Ubu
Tivoli, Utrecht 11/28/1998
Helling, Utrecht 10/01/2009


Lee "Scratch" Perry
Tivoli, Utrecht 05/22/2008

Pete Philly & Perquisite
De Beschaving, Utrecht 08/30/2008

Phosphorescent
Paradiso, Amsterdam 05/07/2009

Pink Floyd
De Kuip, Rotterdam 09/05/1994

A Place to Bury Strangers
Helling, Utrecht 08/19/2009

Iggy Pop
Finsbury Park, London 06/23/1996


Portishead
Vredenburg, Utrecht 02/13/1998
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/27/1998

Primal Scream
Metropolis at Zuiderpark, Rotterdam 07/10/1994


Prince
De Kuip, Rotterdam 08/18/1988
De Kuip, Rotterdam 06/02/1990
Thialf, Heerenveen 08/05/1990
Ahoy, Rotterdam 07/05/1992
Brabanthallen, Den Bosch 08/09/1993

The Prodigy
Metropolis at Zuiderpark, Rotterdam 07/10/1994
Glatonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/23/1995

Public Enemy
Belfort Festival, Belfort 07/08/1995

Pulp
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/26/1994

Q-Tip
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2009


Radiohead
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/26/1994
Paradiso, Amsterdam 12/04/1995
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/28/1997

Rage Against the Machine
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994

Rahzel
Crossing Border, Den Haag 11/22/1997


Red Snapper
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1995
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/27/1997
North Sea Jazz, den Haag 07/11/1997

R.E.M.
Torhout Werchter, Werchter 07/01/1995


Rollins Band
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994
Dour Festival, Dour 07/09/1994

Mark Ronson
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/13/2008

Nitin Sawhney
Paradiso, Amsterdam 06/04/2005

The Scene
Torhout Werchter, Werchter 06/30/1995
Patronaat, Haarlem 04/20/1996


Jill Scott
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/11/2008

Seal
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2009

Senser
Glatonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/23/1995


Sex Pistols
Finsbury Park, London 06/23/1996

Ian Siegal
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/08/2005

Paul Simon
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2008

Mariee Sioux
Helling, Utrecht 04/12/2008

Six Organs of Admittance
Helling, Utrecht 11/27/2009


16 Horsepower
Crossing Border, Den Haag 09/11/1996
Crossing Border, Den Haag 10/17/1998

Skunk Anansie
Finsbury Park, London 06/23/1996

Sly & The Family Stone
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/15/2007


Patti Smith
Paradiso, Amsterdam 08/18/2005

Snoop Dogg
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/15/2007


Sonic Youth
Vredenburg, Utrecht 04/17/1996

Soul Asylum
Goffertpark, Nijmegen 06/05/1993

Soul Coughing
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1995
North Sea Jazz, den Haag 07/11/1997

Soundgarden
De Kuip, Rotterdam 06/23/1992
Vredenburg, Utrecht 04/09/1994


Spearhead/Michael Franti
Glatonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/23/1995
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/27/1997
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/09/2004

Spin Doctors
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994

Angie Stone
North Sea Jazz, Den Haag 07/09/2004
Paradiso, Amsterdam 08/15/2006

Swell
Tivoli, Utrecht 06/07/1994

Third World
Bevrijdingspop, Haarlem 05/05/1996

13 (feat. Lester Butler)
Crossing Border, Den Haag 11/22/1997

3-11
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1995


Tindersticks
Crossing Border, Den Haag 10/07/1999
Vredenburg, Utrecht 10/08/1999
Crossing Border, Amsterdam 11/21/2000
Oosterpoort, Groningen 03/24/2002
Vredenburg, Utrecht 05/01/2008


Tool
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1994
Dour Festival, Dour 07/09/1994

Toots And The Maytels
De Helling, Utrecht 06/24/2004

The Tragically Hip
Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum 05/07/1997

Transglobal Underground
Dunya Festival, Rotterdam 05/31/2009

Tricky
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/25/1995

Urban Dance Squad
Statenhal, Den Haag 02/10/1995
Tivoli, Utrecht 12/22/1996


U2
Stadion Strahov, Prague 08/14/1997
Gelredome, Arnhem 08/01/2001

Herman van Veen
Luxor, Rotterdam 03/14/2009

Steve Winwood
North Sea Jazz, Rotterdam 07/12/2009

Zion Train
Glastonbury Festival, Glastonbury 06/24/1995

Zita Swoon
Crossing Border, Den Haag 10/17/1998
Paard, Den Haag 12/19/1998

Zuco 103
Wilhelminapark, Utrecht 05/25/2008
Dunya Festival, Rotterdam 05/31/2009

"OuterNationalizm" Volume One - Mixed by RCola

1 "Super Sharp Shooter" - 16ArmedJack VIP
2 "Police and Thieves" ft. Junior Murvin - DJ Elixir
3 "Lost and Found" ft. Barrington Levy - RCola
4 "Dancehall Operator" - Transglobal Underground (RCola Remix)
5 "Beautiful Girl" - 4 Corners Crew (RCola VIP)
6 "Enemies" ft. Pinchers - Chopstick Dubplate (Division One Remix)
7 "We got the sound" ft. C.Cannabis/B.Man (Zound & Ku Remix)
8 "Princess Gone" - jbostron
9 "Come with Us" - PCP Crew feat. Danny Boy
10 "Boogaloo" - Filip & DJ Rahmanee
11 "Badman" ft. Bongo Chili & Soultrain - Tricky D
12 "Policeman & Soldiers" ft. Alberosie (HoT Remix)
13 "Far Far Land" ft. Spikey Tee - Ritual
14 "Hollow Earth" - DJ dubb
15 "Warn Ya" - RCola

55 minutes // 75.8 mb // 192k mp3
Download

9 Lazy 9
A Forest Mighty Black
Aaron Carl
Airlocktronics
Akasha
Alpha
Amon Tobin
Andre Gurov
Andrea Parker
Arling & Cameron
Astralasia
Attica Blues
Baby Mammoth
Baby Namboos
Banco de Gaia
Baraki
Beanfield
Bentley Rhythm Ace
Beth Orton
Björk
Black Star Liner
Boom Boom Satellites
Bowery Electric
Brandi Ifgray
Bugs
Buscemi
Byzar
Cabbageboy
Children of Dub
Children of the Bong
Cibo Matto
Cirrus
Clinton
Coldcut
Cut La Roc
Daddylonglegs
Death in Vegas
DeeJay Punk-Roc
Dirty Beatniks
DJ Andy Smith
DJ Cam
DJ Food
DJ Icey
DJ Krush
DJ Me DJ You
DJ Shadow
DJ Spooky
DJ Vadim
DJ Wally
Dot Allison
Dr. Octagon
Dreadzone
Drome
Drum Island
Dub Pistols
Dub Syndicate
Earl Grey
Eat Static
Electronic Eye
Fatboy Slim
Faze Action
Fila Brazillia
Finley Quaye
Freddy Fresh
Freestylers
Fretless Azm
Funki Porcini
Futique
Gilles Peterson
Gus Gus
Hardknox
Heights of Abraham
Hex
Higher Intelligence Agency
Howie B
I:Cube
Ice
Irresistible Force
Jacknife Lee
James Lavelle
Jamiroquai
Jhelisa
Jimi Tenor
Journeyman
Juryman
Kanabis The Edit Assassin
Kid Loco
Kruder & Dorfmeister
La Funk Mob
Les Rythmes Digitales
Lo Fidelity Allstars
London Funk Allstars
Loop Guru
Luke Vibert
Lull
Marschmellows
Massive Attack
Mekon
Mick Harris
Midfield General
Moloko
Money Mark
Monk & Canatella
Mono
Morcheeba
Mr. Scruff
Natacha Atlas
Neotropic
Nicolette
Nightmares on Wax
Nobukazu Takemura
Nonplace Urban Field
Olive
One True Parker
Original Rockers
Palm Skin Productions
Part 2
Peace Orchestra
Plasmalamp
Portishead
Propellerheads
Purple Penguin
R.O.C.
Red Snapper
Req
Rockers Hi-Fi
Rome
Ronnie & Clyde
Ruby
Scala
Scorn
Si Begg
Skylab
Slotek
Small Fish With Spine
Smith & Mighty
Smoke City
Sneaker Pimps
Solid Doctor
Sons of Silence
Spaceways
Spectre
Statik Sound System
Sub Dub
Sukia
Suns of Arqa
Super_Collider
Supreme Beings of Leisure
Talvin Singh
Tek 9
The Aloof
The Amalgamation of Soundz
The Beta Band
The Chemical Brothers
The Cinematic Orchestra
The Future Sound of London
The Herbaliser
The Orb
The Wiseguys
Thievery Corporation
Tim "Love" Lee
Tosca
Tranquility Bass
Transglobal Underground
Tricky
Tuu
Two Lone Swordsmen
United Future Organization
UNKLE
Up, Bustle and Out
Urban Tribe
Visit Venus
Wagon Christ
Waldeck
Wax Doctor
WE
Witchman
Woob
Yoshinori Sunahara
Zion Train

Budapešť hostila muziku

Report psanej do lidoveckejch (link)

Letošní ročník festivalu uprostřed Budapešti doznal několika změn. Nejvýraznější bylo zkrácení na pět dnů (s jedním „startovním“), které se promítlo ve větší koncentraci vystoupení. Zběhlé návštěvníky pak překvapily drobné přesuny pódií, barů a další změny rozmístění. To vše mělo spíš pozitivní dopad, a proto nepřekvapí rekordní množství lidí - 385 tisíc. Toto impozantní číslo dalo za pravdu výjimečnosti festivalu, který bezpochyby patří do první evropské ligy. Pro návštěvníky z Německa nebo Francie představují přívětivé ceny další bonus programu. Zahraniční hosté přijíždějí ve velkém množství, a činí tak Sziget vpravdě mezinárodním festivalem.



Fanouškům se zde představila i řada v Praze koncertujících interpretů (například R.E.M.), ale festival lákal především na Jamiroquai a neobvykle vysoké množství britských kytarovek. Návrat acid jazzových Jamiroquai naplnil očekávání. Zeštíhlení sestavy kapele velmi prospělo a dalo zapomenout na její nepříliš povedenou koncertní premiéru v Praze. Za šest let došlo i k hudebnímu posunu kapely a vůdčí úlohu kláves převzal nový baskytarista Paul Turner, který svým jazzovým citem ovládl tísnící se davy a přiměl je k tanci. Nelze však nezmínit i úlohu Jasona Kaye samého, který s návratem na pódia vyměnil indiánskou čelenku za kulicha a ze své diktátorské pozice nabídl nejen suverénní zpěv, ale také na místě vybíral následující písničky. Zazněly Canned Heat, průlomová Cosmic Girl a strhující filmová Deeper Underground.

Američtí R.E.M. se ukázali být největším tahounem celého festivalu a „jejich“ sobotní den byl dokonce vyprodaný. Představili do detailu dotažený profesionální výkon, zajímavé projekce a písničky vybírané rovnoměrně z celé kariéry. Nejvíc protežovanou byla aktuální deska Accelerate – skladby z ní působily svěže a koncert byl i díky nim mnohem živější.

Z aktuálních britpopových skupin překvapili The Kooks, kteří byli svým folkovým písničkářstvím příjemnou změnou po z minulé slávy žijících Kaiser Chiefs. Taktéž kapela okolo excentrického chuligána Petera Dohertyho (Babyshambles) představila svým oddaným fanouškům přesně to, v co doufali – nezaměnitelný zvuk korunovaný poetickými hity.

Jako osvědčená sázka na jistotu se opět ukázala tzv. Wan2Stage, kde publikum mile ukolébal švédský písničkář José González. Posluchače naopak rozpohybovali Kanaďané Danko Jones a nizozemští Kraak & Smaak. Cizince pak mile překvapili místní ColorStar. V Party Aréně zahrál francouzský Vitalic, který se 1. listopadu představí i v pražském klubu Roxy a koncert nelze než doporučit. Tanečnější podání debutového alba výborně zafungovalo a víc než tropické podmínky stanu nezabránily výborné atmosféře.

Nepříliš přesvědčivá byla show znovuobnovených Sex Pistols, jejichž politická agitka působila trapně, a koncert tak pro většinu lidí představoval jen čekání na jejich punkové klasiky God Save The Queen a Anarchy In The UK. I exkluzivní spojení Natacha Atlas s jejími domovskými Transglobal Underground mohlo dopadnout lépe.

Celkově však dění na dunajském ostrově Sziget přináší zajímavou dramaturgii, výborné zázemí a prostředí a snad lze počítat i příznivé počasí, které tak dotváří nezapomenutelnou a pohodovou atmosféru festivalu.

p.s. k sepsání plánovaný květnatější verze už nikdy nedošlo..

1. How did you get into 29?
Moby
My mum and I heard the track Porcelain on one of those chill out jazz compilation CDs my Dad’s so fond of and both really liked it. So I decided to buy her the album it’s on as a surprise present which of course I ended up listening to and liking.

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 23?
Gogol Bordello
Start Wearing Purple. Amy played it to me in her car, she said I’d like it as it was almost weird enough for me.

3. What’s your favourite lyric by 33?
Joanna Newsom
God that’s hard as I love her primarily for her lyrics. Some of my favourites are:


4. What is your favourite album by 49?
Medæval Bæbes
I don’t own any so I can’t really say.

5. How many albums by 13 do you own?
The Wurzels
Just one, a Greatest Hits album. But I’m going to see if I can get my hands on my dear late grandad’s vinyl collection soon.

6. What is your favourite song by 50?
Daft Punk
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger because it reminds me of Doctor Octopus for reasons I can’t quite remember (I hate how Kanye West’s ruined both the song and the public consciousness of it by the way)
Digital Love because it reminds me of a close friend.

7. Is there a song by 40 that makes you sad?
Anjali
No, they’re all quite upbeat.

8. What is your favourite album by 15?
Franz Ferdinand
Franz Ferdinand

9. What is your favourite song by 5?
Harry Nilsson
think about your troubles
life line

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Emilie Autumn
Rose Red. Beautiful.
Also, ALL of her violin pieces.

11. What is your favourite album by 10?
Garbage
Version 2.0

12. What is your favourite song by 39?
Emmanuel Jal
Gua. I am <u>obsessed</u> with the song.

13. What is a good memory you have involving 31?
The Divine Comedy
Wandering through Pessac market France on my own, having only my MP3 to stave off loneliness and listening to the songs my brother put on for me to listen to.

14. What is your favourite song by 38?
Peter Gabriel
The man is a genius.
No Self Control, probably. Though it’s hard to choose, as ever.

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
Iron Maiden
They all make me happy!
Let’s say Phantom of the Opera for its epicness. Mmmm…

16. How many times have you seen 16 live?
The Albion Band
Never

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 22?
Don McLean
Vincent, and not American Pie as one might suspect. I was very very young when I first heard it. My mum used to sing it.

18. What is your favourite album by 11?
Röyksopp
The Understanding

19. Who is a favourite member of 1?
Transglobal Undergound
Sheema Mukherjee, the eminent sitarist. It’s her fault I like Transglobal Underground in the first place and she is ever so ever so cool. I don’t think I can really express quite how much I respect and admire Sheema.

20. Have you ever seen 14 live?
Covenant
Yes, at the Electric Ballroom, Camden last year. They were FANTASTIC. And Eskil Simonsson is the sexy.

21. What is a good memory involving 27?
Malcolm Middleton
Malcolm Middleton is my upbeat pop for depressed people music.

22. What is your favourite song by 16?
Albion Band
One Hundred Miles, Brief Encounters, or Frozen Man. All from the same album.

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 48?
Eurythmics
Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)

24. What is your favourite album by 18?
Peter Von Poehl
Going To Where The Tea Trees Are

25. What is your favourite song by 21?
Dire Straits
I actually can’t answer that question!

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 26?
Le Bébert Orchestra
La Fille du Vigneron/Qui aurait cru?

27. What is your favourite album by 3?
Jethro Tull
Aqualung

28. What is your favourite song by 2?
Portishead
Roads
Glory Box
Wandering Star

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32?
Queen
Killer Queen

30. What is your favourite song by 8?
Deanna Durbin
It’s Foolish But It’s Fun. The song itself is such a celebration of life, and Deanna Durbin makes me think of my nan and it always lifts my mood.

31. How many times have you seen 17 live?
The Huckleberries
Once, they were busking in Southampton. I was unfortunately at work at the time and couldn’t stop as long as I’d’ve liked. I managed to buy an album off them while I was there though. Ever so brilliant.

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy?
Tori Amos
Happy Workers

33. What is your favourite album by 36?
Blackalicious
I only know a couple of their songs.

34. What is the worst song by 12?
Led Zeppelin
A lot of their songs start to get on my nerves after a while. Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, for example.

35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34?
Air
All I Need

36. What is your favourite album by 47?
Stephen Moore
The Marvin singles, obviously. I will be a very happy woman the day I find one of those vinyls.

37. How many times have you seen 42 live?
Charley Pride
Never.. although I think he is still alive, I pretty sure he’s been long retired.

38. What is your favourite song by 46?
The Doors
Summer’s Almost Gone
Light My Fire

39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
Pink Floyd
Another Brick In the Wall

40. What is your favourite album by 7?
Manau
Fest Noz De Paname

41. Is there a song by 30 that makes you happy?
The Who
I’m a Boy, Boris the Spider, My Generation, Behind Blue Eyes… my, the list is endless!

42. What is your favourite album by 24?
Genesis
Selling England by the Pound
Nursery Cryme

43. What is your favourite song by 41?
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
No idea. I have no specific preferences.

44. What is a good memory you have involving 45?
Tenacious D
Fifteen of us all gallumphing through Southampton coming back from a nightclub singing Tribute together at the top of our lungs.

45. What is your favourite song by 35?
Robbie Williams
I don’t even like him that much! Errr, Better Man?

46. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy?
Steeleye Span
Steeleye Span is one giant vat of happy.

47. What is your favourite album by 4?
The Beatles
Abbey Road or Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

48. Who is a favourite member of 37?
Deerhunter
I don’t know anything about their members.

49. What is the first song you ever heard by 43?
Charley Pride
Crystal Chandeliers. My dear late grandad taught it to me.

50. How many albums do you own by 20?
Gorillaz
Two. Gorillaz and Demon Days.

I'm fed up with the recent concept of "music as image", music to justify a certain lifestyle in our modern society. Music nowadays seems not to represent an honest experience, an inspiring experience or a different/enlightening experience as much as it represents the fake and monetary intentions of consumer society. everything seems to be watered down into different genres and sub-genres, putting people into disparate groups, every single group being into this certain style and not much besides that. we have emokids, jazz snobs, so-called "intellectual" listeners of classical music, metalheads, hip-hoppers and lots more, none of those styles serving genuine, honest experiences and intentions as much as it serves segregation and alienation of people, seemingly for the sake of capitalist gain.

It can all be followed down to the single word of "term". Every time a new term is coined, it also seems that it gets filled with subjectivity, which will affect the way that people see this or that thing when they get confronted with it. This, of course, isn't restricted to music, but is, if you ask me, true when talking about anything from political views to haircuts. The terms make people blind, restrains them from judging things for themselves freely.

This is of course natural and probably to a large degree unpreventable in a society such as ours. What disturbs me about it is that the capitalists and commercialists seem to exploit this fact as much as they can, placing people into different groups, identifying them with this or that lifestyle (most of them are, according to this theory, different sides of the same coin), so that they'll buy whatever stuff is made in that lifestyle's name. Making metalheads buy spike accessories, making punks buy leather jackets (or whatever), making emokids dry their hair black or red or whatever, and so on (you get the point). These people should realise that they're all being fooled and that, no matter how much they try to oppose styles not being like their own, they're still not seeing who the REAL enemy is, i.e. the one that makes them enemies instead of friends and the one that narrows their minds, which is, in my opinion, capitalism and the forces behind capitalism.

The only way to really avoid this kind of segregation is to turn to stuff that can never be put into one cathegory, that can never be easily organized. Punk may once have been nonconformist and anti-capitalist in some sense of the words, but that quickly got watered down, turning it into a commercial genre as well as any other, complete with already torn apart jackets (punk style) being sold for $150 in a specialized punk store near you. Instead it seems that experimental music is our only hope, since this is where you can find anything that does NOT fit into the "normal" genres, and since the experimental genre itself isn't defined by how the music sounds or what kind of style/place/people/etc it represents, but rather by what kind of approach the musician/musicians/fans have towards music-making in general, an approach that may vary widely itself, making it hard for the capitalist forces to commercialize it, put it into a general term (or "terminate" it, as I'd lake to say :P). This makes it the only truly nonconformist genre out there (which is surely not new to anyone familiar with it) and also the only "genre" to safely avoid "termination".

This, combined with the joy of surprise and excitement of exploration, might be the biggest reason why "experimental" is the tag showing up at the top most often when checking which tags dominate my charts.

CoilFoetusMy Bloody ValentineAgitation FreeNelly FurtadoJohann Sebastian BachOrthrelmThelonious MonkCursiveTransglobal UndergroundGang StarrBuena Vista Social ClubRetaliationRobert RichBo Kaspers OrkesterThe CongosRadioheadTinariwenGogol BordelloSex PistolsBurialGorgoroth16 HorsepowerAlien Sex FiendStarving WeirdosJohn ZornLamonte YoungBlind Willie McTellSpice Girls

Sidestepper - In the Beats We Trust
Buju Banton & Maria Griffiths - Closer
Vex'd - Angels
BaliMurphy - Ton ex
Ziggy Marley - Still the storms
Matador & Fay - Sex Grand National
Dreadzone - Little Britain (Black Star Liner Mix)
Bump & Grind - Symphony for Muted Head
mauri - Critical day (feat. Victor Haze)
Cranes - Adrift
Dhol Foundation - Punjab de Rang
Throbbing Gristle - What a day
Transglobal Underground-Lookee Here (Dread Zone mix)
:wumpscut: - Oh How it Feels
Japanese Intelligence Mind Control - Get The Picture
phasme - la realite
Passe-Montagne - Crocodile Empire
Lords of Acid - Lessons in Love
X-Mary - If you give my love
Ojos de Brujo-Tanguillo de MarÝa
La République du Sauvage - Valse Monkey
Salmonella Dub - The Bromley East Roller - DJ Digital & Spirit Remix
The White Stripes - Little Acorns
Fixmer--McCarthy - You Don't Know Me
Les Blérots de R.A.V.E.L. - Dolicrâne
The Klinik- On Silk Roads to the East

World Odyssey Mix:
Sun 25th May
France's The Watcha Clan guest on the World Odyssey Mix and Pathaan stops over in New York City.

listen to the mix here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/asiannetwork/pathaansmusicalrickshaw/

tracklist
***Watcha Clan- World Odyssey Mix***
Watcha Clan Balkan Qoulou [Piranha]
Watcha Clan Tchiribim [Piranha]
Kabbala/Shlomo Babayaga [Autoproduce]
Watcha Clan Call Of Hagar [Piranha]
Watcha Clan Les Hommes Libres [Piranha]
Transglobal Underground Dancehall Operator [Mule Satellite]
Diwan De Bechar Goumari Gaada [Night & Day]
Watcha Clan Goumari [Piranha]
Watcha Clan Oued Chouli [Piranha]
Moussi T E Lei Jovents Pour De Bon Ils Nous Le Font [Harmonia Mundi]
peace

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