14 Nov 10 #603 Spacemusic podcast
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Tons of rain and lots of wind… hello Autumn! Are you there again? It feels like we saw eachother only a few months ago? Ah well, we might as well dive into it the max: Spacemusic #603 brings you the Autumn theme from our point of view. Music to accompany you on those cold and windy nights, while driving work/home and having those typical Autumn season walks in the wild, getting lost if you will. Artists like Markus Reuter, Darshan Ambient, Mark Preston, id Submerged, Hoover Manoevres, Nunc Stans, Observation Point, Bola and a couple of other nice surprises. Tune in and post comments, cheers!
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Glickerman, MitranMitranMusic, DHM Music Design
[00:00] - MARKUS REUTER : Number of the Mind
[09:07] - DARSHAN AMBIENT : One Moon Shows in Every Pool
[14:41] - DARSHAN AMBIENT : a Day Within Days
[19:17] - MARK PRESTON : Patches
[22:33] - PHELIOS & C. STRITZEL : Schweifend
[27:00] - id SUBMERGED : Where You Want To Be
[31:18] - HOOVER MANOEVRES : Molokov
[35:47] - NUNC STANS : Navigation Alpha
[37:47] - OBSERVATION POINT : Bismark (Theme)
[39:14] - BOLA : Squib (Nuclear)
[49:00] - F.S.O.L. : Dead Skin Cells (from the archives: 1994)
[52:25] - BIOSPHERE/HIA : Augusta Road
[57:11] - id SUBMERGED : Third Wheel (Musthave!)
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Tags: 2010, Biosphere, Bola, Darshan Ambient, F.S.O.L., Higher Intelligence Agency, Hoover Manoevres, id Submerged, Mark Preston, Markus Reuter, Nunc Stans, Observation Point, Phelios, podcast, spacemusic, Stritzel
01 Mar 10 Jukebox #43 HIA/Biosphere - Cimmerian Shaft
Jukebox LS edition: Tromso, 70 degrees north, in the Arctic region, in the middle of the most active northern lights zone. In summer time, land of the midnight sun. In winter, total darkness.
In October 1995, as part of the annual Polar Music Festival, Geir Jenssen of Biosphere and Bobby Bird of the Higher Intelligence Agency, were commissioned by Nor Concerts to collaborate together on a musical project to take place in Geir’s home town of Tromso, Norway. The brief was for them to perform three concerts, using sounds sourced from the area as the basis of the music - the machinery of the local mountain cable lift, the snow, the ice etc…
The performances from which this recording is taken, took place on top of a mountain above Tromso, in a cabin reached by the cable car, in which the audience were transported up the mountain in turn.
First release: 1996 on Beyond, limited edition 5000 pieces. Reissue: 2003 on Headphone. The Jukebox plays with kind permission of (HIA) Bobby Bird (that’s so cool!!!!) the opening track ‘Cimmerian Shaft’ which sets the tone for this album, a musthave in your ambient collection. Probably one of the best releases ever in the genre: Polar Sequences.
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Artist: Higher Intelligence Agency + Biosphere
Track: Cimmerian Shaft
Album: Polar Sequences
Visit the Biosphere website here
Visit the Higher Intelligence Agency website here
Buy the album ‘Polar Sequences’ on iTunes Store here
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Tags: Beyond, Biosphere, Bobby Bird, Cimmerian Shaft, Geir Jenssen, Headphone, Higher Intelligence Agency, Jukebox, longsong, podcast, Polar Sequences
09 Feb 09 S 4.14 Mystery of Mystery
The adrenaline one gets while hearing music on a dancefloor can also be generated when listening to ambient music on the sofa, couple of beats included if you will, shall we try today? Good music from the 90’s comes with mystery as well, some bands still exist, some bands simply disappeared from the scene and only continued to perform in our memories. These memories will be visualized on this Spacemusic podcast S 4.14 - we bring in the real guns… Xingu Hill is the perfect opening for 1995 on stage, we saw the man performing his album ‘Maps of the Impossible’ but today we play unreleased stuff…. Turning the knobs, lifting us from the ground as the hi-cut frequency filter opened up our world of dreams.
The PLATO store in The Hague during the 90’s was our weekly stop for the latest news about ambient and electronic releases: Mr. ‘Elf’ certainly overwhelmed us those days with his excellent choices for exclusive albums…. Enjoy this (90’s) essence of ambient and beats, accompanied with Xingu Hill, Pete Namlook, Higher Intelligence Agency, The Psychick Warriors ov Gaia and Bola. The great spirit of the 90’s, the warm ambient/electronic music scene, parties we visited back then 15 years ago in Leerdam, Wassenaar, Rotterdam, The Hague and more…., no laser shows but strobo+smoke and pars only, DJ’s-Labels-and friends like Paul Funk, Elf, Mixmaster Morris, Apollo Records, KK-records, EM:T records, April Records, Rising High Records, FAX-label, Nico, Olaf, Mark, Tim, Paul, Victor, … The music on this podcast reflects the Mystery of Mystery, where it all got started for us, for me, myself and I - amongst the others - Happy Listening!
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START
(00:00) - Spacemusic ::: Mystery of Mystery :::
(00:22) - Xingu Hill - Ice
(06:44) - Xingu Hill - Fake Life
(10:38) - Higher Intelligence Agency - Skank
(18:36) - Bola - Pfane Pt.1
(21:26) - Bola - Pfane Pt.2
(24:51) - Cliff Martinez - Can I Sit Next To You?
(26:22) - Greetings from Capetown! Listeners from all over the world….
(29:53) - Pete Namlook - The Dreamreader
(33:50) - Psychick Warriors ov Gaia - Obsidian (Deconstructure)
(45:20) - All your feedback: spacemusic.nl@gmail.com
(45:37) - Mosaik - Papilio
END
Tags: 2009, Bola, Cliff Martinez, Higher Intelligence Agency, Mosaik, pete namlook, podcast, Psychick Warriors ov Gaia, spacemusic, Xingu Hill
