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et oui, on ne se refait pas, chacun aime The Residents à sa façon !

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The Residents : "Teddy" (extract from Prelude to "The Teds"-1993)

MUCHO BIZARRE – 16 again Playlist (05/27/2008)

Frustration: Too Many Questions - Born Bad Records Presents... EP - Born Bad
clinic: Memories - Do It! - Domino
muscleheads: Phosphorescence - Death Before Distemper 2 - DC Recordings
adam kesher: South - Heading For the Hills…- Disque Primeur
justice: Stress Autoremix - Ed Rec. Vol.3 - Ed Banger
gong Gong: Beatle Fish - Mary Spring - FCom
Gila: Aggression - Gila - Second Battle
Quiet Village: Victoria’s Secret - Silent Movie - !K7
infinite livez vs Stade: I Was A Saddam Body Double Pt.2 - Morgan Freeman’s Psychedelic Semen - Big Dada
Flying Lotus: Breathe - Los Angeles - Warp
Black Devil Disco Club: For Hope - Eight Oh Eight - LO Recordings
Tetine: Russian Roulette - Let Your Xs Be Ys - Soul Jazz
Seelenluft: The World Thought - Birds & Plants & Rocks & Things - Gigolo
Booka Shade: Dusty Boots - The Sun & The Neon Light - Get Physical
JUNESEX: The Ballad Of Tom Scraw Chloé rmx - 12" - J.I.A.

JINGLES: Spectrometers / Black Devil Disco Club / The Method

Max Rouen feat. Leon Selinger

Tape Fear * Max Rouen


Un "allumé" comme on aime : http://www.myspace.com/maxrouenmusic

Max Rouen - The Earnest Of Being Cool

Max Rouen - Juke Joint Venture

MUCHO BIZARRE – 15 Levels Of Magnification Playlist (05/13/2008)

Renfro: Map Of Missing Things - Mathematics - Meltwater Rec.
Tojiko Noriko: Magic - Solo - Mego
Leila: Mettle - 10” - Warp
Junesex: The Ballad Of Tom Scraw - 12” - J.I.A.
Wagon Christ: Fly Swat -Tally Ho! - Virgin
Sebastian: Dog - Ed Rec. Vol.3 - Ed Banger
Dorine_Muraille: Le Trip feat. Chloé Delaume - I Regret Not Having - Doki Doki
Uncle O: 808 Melody - LP - I’m A Cliché
The Clash: Radio 5 - 12“ - CBS
La Caution: Code Barre - Future Sound Of Hip Hop - Wagram Electronic
Lottergirls: I Can Hear Music (La Coma ost) - Right On! - TNT
Thabo: Take Root - Drumpoems Verse 1 - Drumpoets Community
Freddie Mas: Tails Of Prevalence - Sounds Superb 3 - Codek
Emperor Machine: Introduction - Death Before Distemper 2 - DC Recordings
Poni Hoax: Antibodies - Images Of Singrid - Tigersushi
The Hygrades: In The Jungle - Nigeria Rock Special - Sound Way

Jingles: Ergo Phizmiz / The Oscillation / Die alten Maschinen

Here Are The Young Men

Qui va m'offrir le DVD pour mon anniversaire du 14/06 ? Hein ! qui?
Trôt tard je l'ai trouvé d'occasion, je ne pouvais pas attendre.... Et c'est toujours aussi bien.

Joy Division : She’s Lost Control (Tronik Youth shred it edit)

Mucho Bizarre Total 240 Playlist (05/06/2008)

Tupolev: Short Reminder - Memories Of Björn Bolssen - Valeot Rec.
Eric Satie: Gymnopédies n°3 - Parade - CBS Classic
Little Dragon: Twice - Boogybites Vol.4 Ellen Allien Mix - BPitch Control
Autechre: FwzE - Quaristice - Warp
Noisia & The Upbeats: Creep Out Dub - Fabriclive.40 - Noisia/Fabric
Busy P. Feat. Murs: To Protect And Entertain - Ed Rec. Vol.3 - Ed Banger
Daedelus: Make It So (XXXChange rmx) - 12" - Ninja Tune
Reverse Engineering: DTTR Total Terror mix - 12" - Jarring Effects
Munk Feat. Asia Argento: Live Fast! Die Old! - 12" - Gomma
Poni Hoax: My Own Private Vietnam - Images Of Singrid - Tigersushi
Muscleheads: Phophorecence - Death Before Distemper 2 - DC Recordings
Sonic Youth: Agnès b. Musique (extract) - Visions Musicales - SYR
Ruth: Mots - De Jeunes Gens Mödernes - Naïve/ Agnès b.
The Stranglers: Meninblack - The Raven - EMI
THE Skull: Lalala - MP3 - Kindisch
Rainer Werner Bassfinder: Roses Are Red - MP3 - Turbo

Jingles: Nadine & Charlie/Gary Martin/Tronik Youth

Richard Heslop - Floating (39min. 41sec.)

http://www.richardheslop.com/

Mucho Bizarre 13 Lucky/Unlucky Playlist 04/29/2008

The [Hypothetical] Prophets : I Like Lead - Around The World With The H.P. - Epic
The Beach Boys : Mrs O’Leary’s Cow - Smile - Sea Of Tunes
Portishead : Machine Gun - 12” - Mercury
Anne Laplantine : My Real Name - Care - Tomlab
Alexander Tucker : Rodeo In The Sky - Custom Made - ATP/R
Aerial M : Wedding Song - 12”- Domino
Santogold : Creator (vocal) - L.E.S. Artistes - Lizard King
Battles : Race In - Mirrored - Warp
Asiko Rock Group : Lagos City - Nigeria Disco Funk Special - Sound Way
The Residents : Gotta Gotta Get - The Big Bubble - Ralph Rec.
Reverse Engineering : Stupid Planet - DTTR - Jarring Effects
Von Süddenfed : The Rhinohead (Pilooski edit) - 12” - Domino
Metronomy : My Heart Rate Rapid - 12” - Because
Ray Mang : To And Fro - - Computer Incarnation For World Peace 2 - Sonar Kollektiv
Sam Sparo : Black & Gold (Phones Hard As Diamond mix) 12”CD - Modus Vivendi Music

Jingles : Jason Edwards/The Spectrometers/Gigi Succès

Fist Thought, Best Thought

Charles Arthur Russell Jr. (1952 – April 4, 1992) was an American cellist, composer, singer, and disco artist. While he found the most success as a dance music artist, Russell's career bridged New York's downtown, rock, and dance music scenes; his collaborators ranged from Philip Glass to David Byrne to Nicky Siano. Relatively unknown during his life, a series of reissues and posthumous releases has raised his profile in recent years.

Russell was born and raised in Oskaloosa, Iowa, where he later studied the cello and began to write his own music. When he was 18 he moved to San Francisco, where he lived in a Buddhist commune and studied North Indian music at the Ali Akbar College of Music. He met Allen Ginsberg, with whom he began to work, accompanying him on the cello while Allen sang or read his poetry.

In 1973, Arthur Russell moved to New York and began study at the Manhattan School of Music, also working as The Kitchen's musical director. He formed a band from 1975–1979, The Flying Hearts, recorded by John Hammond, which consisted of Arthur (keyboards, vocals), ex-Modern Lovers member Ernie Brooks (bass, vocals), Larry Saltzman (guitar), and David Van Tieghem (drums, vocals), with a later incarnation in the 1980s that included Joyce Bowden (vocals) and Jesse Chamberlin (drums). He contributed to The Flying Hearts in studio work and, occasionally, in performance with David Byrne, Rhys Chatham, Jon Gibson, Peter Gordon, Jerry Harrison, Garret List, Andy Paley, Leni Pickett and Peter Zummo. From 1975 to 1979 this ensemble, together with Glenn Iamaro, Bill Ruyle and Jon Sholle, performed and recorded the orchestral composition of Instrumentals (Disques du Crepescule, 1984, Belgium).

In 1979, Arthur wrote and produced “Kiss Me Again” under the name Dinosaur. It was the first disco single to be released by Sire Records, and the first of many of Arthur's innovative dance tunes. This was followed by “Is It All Over My Face” by Loose Joints, released in 1980. In 1981, Arthur Russell and William Socolov founded Sleeping Bag Records and their first release was his 24-24 Music. The number “Go Bang”, which originated from this album, was re-mixed as a 12" single by Francois Kevorkian. These songs were all frequently played at Larry Levan's Paradise Garage; in particular, Levan's remix of "Is It All Over My Face" (one of his earliest remixes) has been recognized as a prototype of garage music.

In 1983, the album "Tower of Meaning" (Chatham Square) was released. This compelling and meditative recording, conducted by Julius Eastman, represents just a fragment of a much larger composition, which includes voices along with its instrumentation.

At the same time, Arthur continued to release dance singles such as “Tell You Today” (4th and Broadway, 1983) an upbeat dance groove featuring the vocals of Joyce Bowden. Additional dance tunes included Wax the Van (Jump Street, 1985) with vocals by Lola Blank, “Treehouse/Schoolbell” (Sleeping Bag, 1986) and “Let's Go Swimming” (Upside/Rough Trade, 1986).

During the mid 1980s, Arthur Russell gave many performances, either accompanying himself on cello with a myriad of effects, or working with a small ensemble consisting of Mustafa Ahmed, Steven Hall, Elodie Lauten and Peter Zummo.

1986 saw the release of 'World of Echo” (Upside/Rough Trade, 1986), which incorporated many of his ideas for pop, dance and classical music for both solo and cello format. The album was well-reviewed in Britain and included in Melody Maker's "Top Thirty Releases of 1986".

Arthur also collaborated with a number of choreographers, including John Bernd, Diane Madden, Alison Salzinger and Stephanie Woodard.

Arthur Russell died of AIDS on April 4, 1992, at the age of 40. In an April 28 column, Kyle Gann of The Village Voice wrote: "His recent performances had been so infrequent due to illness, his songs were so personal, that it seems as though he simply vanished into his music."

Russell was prolific, but was also notorious for leaving songs unfinished and continually revising his music. Ernie Brooks said that Russell "never arrived at a completed version of anything," while Peter Gordon stated, "his quest wasn't really to do a finished product but more to do with exploring his different ways of working musically". He left behind more than 1,000 tapes when he died, 40 of them different mixes of one song.

In 2007, “This Is How We Walk On The Moon”, a song which appears on the 1994 album "Another Thought", was used in a UK television commercial for T-Mobile. Also in 2007 the artist Johanna Billing exhibited a video of the same title, which included a cover of the song, at Documenta 12 in Kassel and at a gallery in Edinburgh.

A new documentary on Arthur by filmmaker Matt Wolf entitled Wild Combination: A Portrait Of Arthur Russell has been completed and will be screening at film festivals in 2008. The world premiere was at the Berlin International Film Festival in February, 2008.

http://www.myspace.com/anotherthought

Wild Women And The Savages

BORNED AFTER FEW NIGHTS OF LUXURY BETWEEN A WHITE MALE KING OF ROCK AND A BLACK GODDESS BEAUTY, HERE IS... THE WILD WOMEN AND THE SAVAGES !!!
http://www.myspace.com/wildwomenandthesavages