James Brown Italy 1971

murder!

Heavy Session

Kraftwerk - The New Dance Show

For those that doubt that KRAFTWERK were funky as hell:

Kraftwerk Rockpalast 1970

AWI 4000 feat. TOM OF ENGLAND and PERKY JERKY

Spielunking collaboration between sonic and visual artists Misha Hollenbach and Thomas Bullock. It coincides with their 12″ and DVD release called CAVE SLAVE : COP IT HERE : >>>CLICK HERE TO BUY THE AUDIO DOWNLOAD<<<

They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. 

They spent a week DOWN UNDER in a network of forestS and caves recording the audio and visuals. 

Sound Business (full documentary)

SOUND BUSINESS

Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band - Full Beat Club Sessions in Bremen...

Mercy

FRANCO RAGO AND GIGI FARINA

Three incredible tracks from the italian production duo of Rago and Farina.

'Lectric Workers- Robot Is Systematic (1982)


Wanexa- The Man From Colors (1982)


Expansives- Life With You (1983)

E2 E4

The first issue of Wire magazine that's perked my interest in a long time. Nice to learn that he created E2E4 to listen to on his walkman during a plane flight. Also the fact that it was recorded in passing, just for himself gives it an extra personal magic. In any case, he created a masterpiece of rhythmic trance music.

Bombino Concert, Agadez

One of Earth's finest guitarists:

Taking the instrument to higher heights. The new Rolling Stone magazine features the 100 greatest guitar players of all time. This guy is nowhere near it. A few months ago there were hardly any videos of him on youtube. Now he seems to be getting out there. Must be a heavier publicity with his new record "Agadez". Sublime Frequencies put out a great LP a while back, don't forget. He'll be performing in L.A. this Tuesday night so get your head right.

Stevie Wonder - Race Babbling

The fantastic track by Stevie Wonder.... The impetus for McCartney's "Secret Friend"? Check the timeline...

Crazy Band - Up Down Push (Going Up)

Just a yo yo...

Captain Beefheart - Click Clack

Absolutely killer footage of The Magic Band didding what they did best... Blowing minds.
Click Clack.

Herbie Hancock jams with his Fairlight CMI

Great footage of two geniuses putting the funk into the Fairlight...

The Hollies - Draggin' My Heels on "Supersonic"

You so wish you were at this session... Inspired performance of an incredible track.

La Bionda - Boxes (Discoring)

Some real funky italo disco from the La Bionda brothers. Total delivery. All included.

DJ DANIELE BALDELLI & TBC COMPUTER PROGRAM

Rare early footage of the man himself at the Cosmic Club....
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Check the cosmic dancing....

Bob & Ray Radio Show, 1960

The great comedy duo Bob & Ray. This clip from 1960. Humor? Something far greater...
HANG BY YOUR THUMBS

George Fleury LIVE ! on Yamaha Electone FX 1- part 2

Amazing George Fleury live performance on the Yamaha Electone FX1. Unfortunately this video doesn't show the end of the gig where he gets so pissed he flips the whole organ over and throws the bench into the audience. Still, it's a great clip. Enjoy.

ANN STEEL

Roberto Cacciapaglia ft. Ann Steel...
Italian experimental musician + American super-model = pure genius... Look for the David Zed cameo...


“In my music there is nothing to understand. It is so superficial that I can’t find anything to say. My music is ingenuous, there is nothing inside it and it is for this reason, that I like it. It can be listened to while sipping tea, watching television, or while speaking with a friend. Even in a moment when one has nothing to do or is bored, the music can be listened to attentively and millions of little changes can be discovered. It is certainly not the ideal music; it is just one type of music.

The computer has been indispensable. It is a marvelously poetic instrument that evokes the beauty of the new technologic environment and it gives everything a great artificial taste of grand actuality. This music can be utilized in many ways and listened to by different people, which is what makes me happy because I want it to be accessible to everyone. I would like it to be even more simplistic, in fact, and my aspiration is to uncover it on a weightless day – so weightless, in fact, as to have it fly away like a balloon.”