01 Feb 09 S 4.13 NSAID COX1 COX2

Spacemusic on drugs this episode: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs during the mixing and production to keep the tooth pain a bit light and bearable. The mind will flow from the past to the present and the future, it’s a moving show, it’s a show that makes you think about music in general and the digital era we live in. Artists publishing albums via their websites - making it more easy to keep track of their music - buying digital downloads via iTunes Store or any other store out there. In the year 2005 we had contact with Sonarfreq for instance - space music encounter with a touch of magic as Sonarfreq was a true creative designer both in audio and visual forms. After hardly 4 years we started searching for him again… the original Sonarfreq URL now pops-up a completely different site, no Sonarfreq music anymore, no artwork, all gone. Not a single trace via the iTunes Store. Silence…. Just a second ago we realized that the modern way of publishing music via sites and e-stores makes music more fragile than you’d possibly think… There’s this risk of music being DIGITAL only: no longer it is a physical product and therefore it has become a very vulnerable piece of art. Horrifying process isn’t it?! Seriously, we should look after our artists and music much much more. Time for our next pill….

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(00:00) - Spacemusic ::: NSAID COX1 COX2 :::
(00:23) - Sonarfreq - Motion of the Stars
(10:49) - Pete Namlook - Spring (The 4 Seasons)
(24:58) - David Leckenby - Does it have to be?
(32:33) - Ion - Logoscape
(35:04) - Ion - Minerva

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Tags: 2009, David Leckenby, Ion, pete namlook, podcast, Sonarfreq, spacemusic