Electronic Meditation
Thursday May 8th, 2014 with Sean McFee
Maiden Voyage (no actual maidens present)
It's been 13 years but I have my very own show again. I remember 13 years ago. I was younger, more innocent, more idealistic. I knew how the world should work. I had hair. So much has changed since then. Especially with the hair. I'm going to play some tunes that you won't hear on regular radio stations. I'd love to hear from listeners about what you enjoyed, or what you hope I'll never play again. It's all in good fun.
| Manmower Motorpsycho - Blissard - Rune Grammophone |
| Cartoons and Macrame Wounds Mew - No More Stories... - Columbia |
| Some Memorial Echolyn - Echolyn - private |
| After some current bands, we dig into some older artists including the one who inspired the show name. |
| Gog Peter Hammill - In Camera - Charisma |
| Fly and Collision of Comas Sola Tangerine Dream - Alpha Centauri - Sequel Records |
| Fountain of All Tears Thinking Plague - In This Life - Recommended |
| Spotlight on Egg. This British trio, of Clive Brooks, Dirk Mont Campbell, and Dave Stewart, recorded three albums of often-whimsical, classically informed jazz-rock in a style that is now known among collectors as "Canterbury". Stewart went on to play in Hatfield and the North and National Health, as well as Bill Bruford's first band. |
| I Will Be Absorbed Egg - Egg - Deram |
| A Visit to Newport Hospital Egg - The Polite Force - Deram |
| Enneagram Egg - The Civil Surface - Virgin |
| Free music collective l'Infonie was founded by Walter Boudreau and featured, among others, Raoul Duguay on trumpet. They released four experimental records in the late 60s/early 70s, imaginatively titled Vol 3, Vol 33, Vol 333, and Vol 3333. The second of these, also known as "Mantra" is a free-form performance of Terry Riley's In C. It is available on CD as part of a reissue of Riley's Reed Streams on the Organ of Corti label. |
| Mantra l'Infonie - Vol. 33 - Organ of Corti 
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| Mantra (suite) l'Infonie - Vol. 33 - Organ of Corti
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| Closing off the show with the incomparable Roy Harper in an unusual setting. |
| Time (featuring Roy Harper) The Tea Party - Al Hambra - EMI Music Canada
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12:05 AM, May 8th, 2014