NO WAVE NO DIEGO 7/3/09

1. Sunn O))) - Big Church
2. Nico Muhly - Keep In Touch
3. Petro Loa - No Rada No Rada
4. Axolotl - Untitled 1
5. Godfrey J Kola - Somalia!
6. Lucien Monbuttou - Kpiele

Sorry! No link to actual show since said show was not recorded!

No Wave No Diego Policy Changes!! And! Introducing FALD!

Attention! Attention! This just in!!

We here at the No Wave No Diego headquarters have reached a new policy which we will initiate immediately, by executive decree! If you have been following our programme, then you know that every week we focused on a specific theme in music(this very blog is a testament to that). But, if you listened really closely (or maybe from a distant), then you would have noticed that we tend to focus on "new" (AKA "extreme" AKA "experimental" AKA "avant garde", etc) music a great deal of the time. And, occasionally, we would also play music that is very accessible, commercial, and fun.

Thus, the plan is to split the show in TWO, like a schism. The first hour of show will be "pop" music oriented (we loosely define pop as anything that is "tonal"). That show, dubbed "fuck art, let's dance!", will be hosted on http://faldksdt.blogspot.com/.

As for No Wave No Diego, we will continue doing shows but we will now focus solely on "new" music. Hopefully this way it will make everyone happy!!!

woohoo!

Shoot away any questions, whatever!

Merci,

HR of No Wave No Diego

KSDT updates

Just an update on what's been happening these past couple of weeks:

• KSDT's site went down and we lost the electroacoustic show that we did (le sigh).




• Last week KSDT had a little festival dubbed Shun God with tons of pretty good bands (obviously I'm biased towards my own duo M&M Blues)




• Also, check out the upcomming show:

NO WAVE

No Wave History:

1. Rock music becomes trendy because people think it sounds original and anti-establishment, though it is essentially tonal music with 4 chords.

2. Rock music becomes cliche and instead punk music becomes trendy because people think it sounds original and anti-establishment, though it is essentially tonal music with 4 chords.

3. Note bands like Ramones, Sex Pistols, Black Flag, the Clash, etc. are not too different from the Who, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, etc. (minus poor musicianship)

4. No Wave is the only genuine anti-art movement in this tradition.

The link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/1dy4en

The play list:

1. The Contortions - Dish It Out

2. The Contortions - Flip Your Face

3. The Contortions - Jaded

4. The Contortions - I Can't Stand Myself

5. Teenage Jesus and the Jerks - Burning Rubber

6. Teenage Jesus and the Jerks - The Closet

7. Teenage Jesus and the Jerks - Red Alert

8. Teenage Jesus and the Jerks - I Woke Up Dreaming

9. Mars - Helen Fordsdale

10. Mars - Hairwaves11. Mars - Tunnel

12. Mars - Puerto Rican Ghost

13. DNA - Egomaniac's Kiss

14. DNA - Lionel

15. DNA - Not Moving

16. DNA - Size

17. Theoretical Girls - Theoretical Girls (live)

18. The Static - My Relationship

19. 8-Eyed Spy - Motor Oil Shanty

20. Glenn Branca - Lesson No. 1 for Electric Guitar

21. Liquid Liquid - Cavern

22. ESG - Moody

23. Lydia Lunch - Atomic Bongos

24. Mars & DNA - Overture

25. Mars & DNA - I Awake

26. Ut - Evangelist

27. Ut - I.D.

28. Ikue Mori - Slush

29. Marc Ribot - Disposable Head

30. Marc Ribot - Clever White Youths

31. Swans - Take Advantage

32. Sonic Youth - The Burning Spear

Touch and Go

Touch and Go didn't just have a lot of bands, but a lot of GOOD bands. Phenomenal stuff. To this day, groups like Mi Ami and Crystal Antlers are interesting and original. Touch and Go is no longer around. We reviewed some of the best groups they supported for nearly three decades.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/0snkei

1. Blonde Redhead – For the Damaged
2. Blonde Redhead – Mother
3. Blonde Redhead – Untitled
4. Big Black – My Disco
5. Big Black – Grinder
7. Scratch Acid - Lay Screaming
8. Scratch Acid - Mary Had a Little Drug Problem
9. !!! - Pardon My Freedom
10. Rodan - Shiner
11. Rodan - Tooth Fairy Retribution Manifesto
12. Girls Against Boys - Rockets Are Red
13. Rapeman - Steak and Black Onions
14. Rapeman - Hated Chinee
15. Slint - Ron
16. Slint - Carol
17. Quasi - A Case of No Way Ou
18. The Jesus Lizard - Mouth Breather
19. The Jesus Lizard - Monkey Trick
20. June of '44 - The Dexterity of Luck
21. Polvo - Snowstorm in Iowa
22. Polvo - The Purple Bear
23. Shellac - My Black Ass
24. Shellac - Dog and Pony Show
25. Shipping News - Books on Trains
26. Killdozer - Hamburger Martyr
27. Don Caballero - Nicked and Liqued
28. Don Caballero - Rocco
29. Don Caballero - Subdued Confections
30. Mi Ami - New Guitar
31. Crystal Antlers - Vexation

Turntablism

Turntablism! Most equate turntablism with hip hop, dance clubs and cheesy beats. On our show we took an art music approach at turntablism. Indeed, music featured show the turntable as a serious art instrument with loads of potential and exploration.

Link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/v05lsf

1. John Cage - Imaginary Landscape No. 1

2. John Cage - Imaginary Landscape No. 2

3. Christian Marclay - Phonodrum

4. Christian Marclay - Smoker

5. DJ Spooky - Galactic Funk

6. Christian Marclay & Otomo Yoshihide - Derailment

7. Janek Schaefer - Thousand Camera Corona

8. Philip Jeck - Fanfares Over

9. Philip Jeck - Demolition

10. DJ Shadow - Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt

11. Paul D. Miller - Prologue [The Duchamp Effect]

12. Paul D. Miller - Indra's Net [Song of the Circular Ruins Edit]

13. Christian Marclay/Elliott Sharp - Ghost Town

Jazz Standards

Jazz standards are standards for a reason. We played a lot of classic tunes done by the usual suspectes in jazz and some newer interpretations. Enjoy:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/chwkot

1. Miles Davis - Some Day My Prince Will Come

2. Duke Ellington and John Coltrane - Take the Coltrane

3. Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - Summertime

4. Billie Holiday - Willow Weep For Me

5. The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five

6. Charlie Parker - Ornithology

7. Charles Mingus - Better Get It In Yo' Soul

8. Miles Davis - Bye Bye Blackbird

9. Min Xiao-Fen - Ask Me Now

10. Leo Hahan - Polka Dots and Moonbeams

11. Wes Montgomery - Polka Dots and Moonbeams

12. Bill Evans Trio - Polka Dots and Moonbeams

13. Antonio Carlos Jobim - Insensatez

14. Ella Fitzgerald - All Through the Night

15. Ella Fitzgerald - Anything Goes

16.Jeff Parker - Pannonica

17. Herbie Hancock - Watermelon Man

18. Dizzy Gillespie - A Night in Tunisia

19. John Coltrane - Blue Train

20. Blossom Dearie - It Amazes Me