1. Tim Buckley : I know i’d recognize you’re face
2. Glen Campbell : Wichita lineman
3. Cabinet of natural curiosities : fire over washinton square
4. Shelagh Mc Donald : Canada
5. Marissa Nadler : Flora Barone
6. Jandek : Nancy sings
7. Shirley Collins : the barley straw
fond sonore: Floating flower “desert”
Bjr et et tout d’abord plein de mercis:
-pour cette 1ere émission ainsi que pour toutes les belles découvertes grace à tes posts.
-pour avoir mis Tim Buckley en 1er.
et enfin pour avoir identifier le personnage qui se cachait derrière le tableau réalisé par une copine qui peint des portraits d’après photographie (I’ve recognize his face):
http://fr.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mjcaprasse/detail?.dir=/8f42&.dnm=c5dc.jpg&.src=ph&.tok=phj_G5DBhfzxrUfn
Comment by penguin — November 10, 2005 @ 3:00 pm
Hi
It was a nice radio show. You have a nice radio voice.
I like melissa Naddler.
in exchange of that good show. I suppose I return it with songs I know on the net, I hope you like some of them.
“Black Hand Blues” by Jolie Holland
http://www.anti.com/artist.php?id=2
“Three Days Four Nights” by Castanets
http://betterpropaganda.com/artist_page.asp?id=810
“Judas” by Antje Duvekot
http://aurgasm.us/2005/11/antje-duvekot.html
“you are my sister” by Antony and Johnson
http://search.insound.com/search/showrelease.jsp?p=INS27929
“what a wonderful world” by the innocence mission
http://www.badmanrecordingco.com/downloads/default.aspx
Anyway, than you for the great show.
looking forward for another one.
cheers.
Squashed Lemon
PS. I don’t speak french, so I suppose we have to use babelfish to translate.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Comment by squashed — December 1, 2005 @ 2:27 am
Thks you mister squashed !!!
I know some of the songs you mentionned like Jolie Holland, anthony and johnsons and the innocence mission….if you look well on the audioblog, you will see i have spoken of these artists….
Comment by delphine — December 2, 2005 @ 10:38 am
yeah, that is redundant isn’t it? I should have scanned site archive first. I suppose google can keep the link so the artist can have bigger search footprint. Jolie Holland particularly deserves more recognition. She writes an interesting blend of Jazzy southern blues. So paste goes the link. I was at first hesitate to post link since the ‘About’ page of this site doesn’t come about intelligable in Babelfish. But I figured admin will alter the post if needed.
btw, cool site. Probably this is the first songwriter specific site I enjoy. I rarely visit songwriter genre, since I listen mostly to late bebop and indies. And I suppose I will keep blathering in english since I don’t know any french beside babelfish and it seems everybody here knows english.
Well this is the internet, nobody guarantees information and interpretation stay dialectically coherent. Barrier be damned.
Yay the future.
..
Comment by squashed — December 2, 2005 @ 9:09 pm
oh, btw, ’squashed Lemon’ is a blog handle. old habit die hard, I like interesting handle. I am a citrus plant. heh…
Comment by squashed — December 2, 2005 @ 9:11 pm
…’mkay. I was trying to understand what this site musical direction. This is my first attempt to understand.
“Melancholic Sirens”, attempt No.1.
“Tim et Henri” by el-g
http://elg2.free.fr/%20heljetpage2.htm
“Truth” by Martin LutherKing/Peter Gabriel
http://ftp.radio4all.net/pub/archive/05.29.04/mlk1-truth.mp3
http://www.benfrank.net/nuke/Free_Peace_mp3s.html
“Taqsim ud” by Tim Rayborn
http://he3.magnatune.com/all/14-Taqsim%20ud-Tim%20Rayborn.mp
http://magnatune.com/artists/music/Medieval/Tim%20Rayborn/The%20Path%20Beyond/
“Twilight” by Basque
http://stage.vitaminic.com/basque
“Piru” by Wadada Leo Smith (a very beautiful jazz piece)
http://64.207.164.103/audio/04_Piru.mp3
http://www.pirecordings.com/pi04/
Black Acres Elysian Fields
http://www.epitonic.com/artists/elysianfields.html
“La Nuit On A Toujours Tout” by Delaney
http://pehrlabel.com/delaney/index.htm
Comment by squashed — December 4, 2005 @ 3:03 am
I found it. I was wondering why I like delphine’s voice. Her average phrasing tempo and voice dynamic are similar to late bebop.
Check out this list, the beat matches like a clock. I bet if somebody layers delphines voice on top of Mingus or herbalizer’s it will fit without too much tweaking.
“emmission radio” by Delphine Dora (cut to first minute only where delphine is MC-ing the show)
“Song for Mary” by The Herbaliser
http://webjay.org/by/ratte/loungykanapc3a9
“ii.bs” by charlie.mingus
http://theatre.harvard.edu/archive/2001-fall/Oleanna/soundtrack/
“Durian” by The Cinematic Orchestra
http://www.livejournal.com/users/rdg/56056.html?mode=reply
“something_you_want” by mayu
http://music.download.com/mayu/3600-8002_32-100082232.html?tag=chart_topdls_artist
interesting isn’t it? I bet she makes a nice JAZZ MC or DJ.
Comment by squashed — December 4, 2005 @ 5:59 am
He mr squashed !!!
tks you for your nice comments !!
if you like my voice and my phrasing, you can download some of my new songs (the lyrics are not from mine, but from a friend lunt who write me some poems of him): http://vseguret.free.fr/musique/new_delphine_dora/
and there is my website http://www.another-record.com/delphine
where you can download many tracks in my own private langage…it’s really weird, the sound is really bad, sorry. It was a time when i didn’t have a good sono material…just a tape recorder;..
Comment by delphine — December 4, 2005 @ 11:29 am
~~~if you like my voice and my phrasing, you can download some of my new songs (the lyrics are not from mine, but from a friend lunt who write me some poems of him): http://vseguret.free.fr/musique/new_delphine_dora/
Comment by delphine — December 4, 2005 @ 11:29 am ~~~
I like “étoile” and “le leide”. “le copile” and “le kaplexe” have very sharp reverb layer. It comes out painfull in my headphone. The reverb also drawn the rest of the song. I don’t know what that mean, but that’s how it comes out.
A little list with “étoile” and “le leide”. (I am putting it in my portable player. The list is a little quiet.)
“étoile” by Delphine Dora
http://vseguret.free.fr/musique/new_delphine_dora/
“Body & Soul (The Grace Cathedral Concert)” by Cal Tjader
http://webjay.org/by/bricolage/dinner
“Les_sons_et_les_parfums_tournent_dans_l’air_du_soir” by Debussy
http://www.luc.edu/depts/history/dennis/106/106_Music_Page.htm
“Search For Peace” by Ravi Coltrane (click on download) http://www.ravicoltrane.com/
“Jimbo’s Lullaby” by Debussy
http://www.pianosociety.com/index.php?id=392
“le leide” by delphine dora
http://vseguret.free.fr/musique/new_delphine_dora/
“Brennivin’” by The Album Leaf
http://www.insound.com/mp3/searchmp3.cfm?searchby=A&searchtype=artist&startnum=21
.
Comment by squashed — December 4, 2005 @ 8:39 pm
Heya delphine, I like “étoile”. I was wondering how it will sound if it’s played slightly slower, softer and sparser background piano. It will have bigger effect. Should tilt your head up a little when delivering the poem, it will be crisper.
(just my opinion. I am not a musician, so probably very wrong.
)
but that piece grow on me.
Comment by squashed — December 5, 2005 @ 3:17 pm
tks squashed for your comments !
but etoile and the other songs were improvised, so i didn’t know how to go…
i will try to play slower and softer in the future, ok!
Comment by delphine — December 5, 2005 @ 8:51 pm
last one (whew that takes forever to download)…
Delphine fight the world list and she wins, woo hoo…
(There must be a missing movie for these music pieces…)
The story goes like this:
“Satie, 3 Gymnopedies” by Erik Satie
http://www.luc.edu/depts/history/dennis/106/106_Music_Page.htm
“secret garden” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“I’m A Fool To Want You” by Billie Holiday
http://www.tsmusic.co.kr/BlackRoseBand/mp3files.html
“tialapattu” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“King Tut” by Blackout
http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Terreon_Gully.html
“torltorlo” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“Gretchen am Spinnrad” by Renee Fleming
http://www.tranberg.vgs.no/mikpublish/viewarticle.php?id=197
“pistakola” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“Ah, Heav’n ! What Is’t I Hear !” by Henry Purcell
http://www.blogotheque.net/article.php3?id_article=1383
“paliapampa” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“Quintette” by Jean Francaix
http://www.ecmartists.com/audio.htm
“roatchou” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“Au nord de mon enfance” by Mig
http://aurgasm.us/2005/11/mig.html
“Ican’tseeyes” by delphine dora
http://www.another-record.com/delphine
“Morning Passages” by Philip Glass/Michael Riesman
http://artist.amazon.com/philipglass
~~~ end of story ~~~
Comment by squashed — December 5, 2005 @ 9:39 pm
but etoile and the other songs were improvised, so i didn’t know how to go…
i will try to play slower and softer in the future, ok!
Comment by delphine — December 5, 2005 @ 8:51 pm
don’t you hate second rate critics. lol. You can hit me with a big stick. (but that song is really ice. I like the sbtle melody in it.)
Comment by squashed — December 5, 2005 @ 9:51 pm
ice = nice (sorry typo)
Comment by squashed — December 5, 2005 @ 9:52 pm
why aren’t you DJ mister squash??
i think you should love it!
or maybe why don’t you run a radio programm with your fantastic musical culture?
Comment by delphine — December 5, 2005 @ 10:16 pm
your play list is “incredible” squashed
Comment by dana — December 5, 2005 @ 11:49 pm
Comment by delphine — December 5, 2005 @ 10:16 pm
I don’t have the beat to be a DJ. It’s pretty tough to do high energy dance continously and make it interesting.
radio? no. :p yer making fun of me. But seriously, there are already several nice radio program on the net. I like wmfu ‘this modern world’ a lot, it does it consistently and with interesting twist. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/LM They play a mix of post rock, ambient, and songwriters. Truely eclectic.
KCRW, the most important music radio station in planet if you ask me. They always play music gems way ahead before everybody else. http://www.kcrw.com/music/
http://www.somafm.com/ plays indies rock and electronica. continuous stream. But they don’t do songwriters.
I think your small program is the first songwriting podcast I listen too. Plus the fact I don’t understand what you are saying just add the aura of mystery to the show.
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 5:23 am
your play list is “incredible” squashed
Comment by dana — December 5, 2005 @ 11:49 pm
thanks. You should listen to the ugly one. It will make your ear bleeds for week. lol.
I think I like piecing together playlist. It’s somewhere between solving puzzle and making a jewelry, trying to understand songs and then build list tied with some theme. The songs are like gems waiting to be put together.
But most list are too strange and ephemeral for permanent use. It’s more an exploration than functional set of music. Something fun to do for a short period of time before the internet eats it up.
I show you what I mean. I’ll build my typical list for ya. (I like this type of list lately, conveying the idea of peace or searching for peace.)
‘Search for Peace~Mystery’ List
“Search For Peace” by Ravi Coltrane (click on download) http://www.ravicoltrane.com/
“en fauns” by Debussy
http://nicolas.marinos.person.emu.dk/Musikhistorie/
“Patterns Emerging 1″ by Bjork
http://www.indiepoprock.net/mp3.php
“Count It Out (Satie vs. bruebeck)” by Alex C
http://www.moistworks.com/2005/11/count-it-out-erik-satie-vs.html
“Mystery” by Miles Davis
http://webjay.org/by/bricolage/xxi_jazz#676382
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 5:37 am
yeah!!!! I love WFMU too !!!
especially irene trudel or
https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/SP
which is a very good radio programm
is it not frustrating not to do a radio programm if you like setting up playlist??
Comment by delphine — December 6, 2005 @ 9:57 am
~~~yeah!!!! I love WFMU too !!!
Comment by delphine — December 6, 2005 @ 9:57 am ~~~
yeah they are crazy group of people. They really love what they are doing. Their blog is very active too. http://blog.wfmu.org/ You should email irene trudel, I bet she will answer, they are friendly people.
~~~ is it not frustrating not to do a radio programm if you like setting up playlist??
Comment by delphine — December 6, 2005 @ 9:57 am ~~~
no. Why? They are only mildly interesting, something fun to do but nothing spectacular. I was thinking to make a webjay.org account of blog, but never get around to do it.
Hey, speaking of playlist. It’s december. will ’song to sirens’ make an end of year playlist? I bet there are enough link in archive to make an interesting year end song-list post.
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 9:53 pm
On related item. Traditional radio is in shaky ground. They are not as attractive as new radios (sattelites or internets) Surprise, surprise… you should hear the commerical radio down here. It’s total garbage.
http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/12/another_scary_p.html
We Suck, But We’re Free! More Scare Tactics From the NAB
With Howard Stern moving to Sirius Satellite Radio in less than a month, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) is stepping up its scare tactics to keep people away from alternatives to broadcast radio. Here is another spot the NAB recently released to commercial stations all over the country (MP3), including the NAB introduction. It doesn’t mention Sirius or XM by name, but you know who they’re talking about. (Here’s a previous post about the NAB’s last scare-spot.)
In this spot, the NAB paints an absolute nightmare scenario for its core constituency of male radio listeners: during a baseball broadcast, it’s two out, bottom of the ninth inning with the bases loaded, when a hit is headed out of the park - it’s going, going, when suddenly the broadcast is interrupted by an a long distance operator requesting 25 cents for the remainder of the broadcast. The horror! What more proof do you need that the good Lord ordained that radio should be free?
The spot is remniscent of the famous Heidi incident in 1968, when NBC cut off a New York Jets game during the critical game-deciding moment so they could cut start the TV version of the movie Heidi on time. The ensuing outcry changed the nature of sports television in the US forever.
Clearly, the NAB sees Sirius as a huge threat. My colleagues in non-commercial radio see podcasting as a bigger threat than Sirius or XM. People who work in radio are running scared, which makes sense, if you see new technologies as a threat instead of the opportunities they could be.
http://slashdot.org/articles/05/12/06/1754204.shtml?tid=126&tid=215
Reuters article discussing the danger to traditional radio posed by new new technologies. From the article: “The radio industry could find itself at the kids’ table in the media banquet hall, as new technology threatens the business, advertising executives said this week at the Reuters Media and Advertising Summit. Satellite radio, digital music players and the Internet are slowly encroaching on traditional radio’s stronghold on local entertainment and advertising. Plus, radio ads themselves are less memorable and creative, these executives said.”
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 9:58 pm
Note: I forgot: Howard Stern is a radio personality (talk radio show here in US. His show is a little bit like joke boys tell to each other in 10th grade locker room. Completely idiotic, but people apparently like it. (Women, sex, raunchy joke,…the usual) He was rated number 1 in NYC. He moved to sattelite radio, after one too many clash with regulation. And he has gotten political too, the rightwing start to attack him. (He was rightwing, until was fed up with the christian wackos)
… uhm, just some useless background information.
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 10:03 pm
more links.
This site list all ‘podcast safe’ music. The musician has given permission for people to podcast their work.
http://music.podshow.com/
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 10:24 pm
please please squashed
we need the weblog you should create
please !
:)
Comment by dana — December 6, 2005 @ 10:57 pm
Yes !!!
I think you should do an audioblog
please please please !
it’s very nice to do you’ll see
Comment by delphine — December 6, 2005 @ 11:26 pm
a full blog is a lot of work. I don’t have enough material for regular update. I’ll start talking nonsense like an idiot after second weeks. trust me.
just make an ‘Open thread’ or ‘discuss what’s on your mind’ or something similar here. I’ll post something if I know it’s nice. Plus people will come and start talking. (they don’t care what language a blog is in. … for eg. me. haa haa )
Comment by squashed — December 6, 2005 @ 11:35 pm
when you have a blog, you post when you want !! you are not obliged to post every day…but it becomes fast an addiction ! like drug !
but i think you should do because it’s nice to share your tastes.
and it’s really simple to create…
there are some blogs that are very easy to used…
and you post what you want !
it’s a great experience !
Comment by delphine — December 6, 2005 @ 11:46 pm
..yes mother… :p
but you are right. maybe I should maintained a public page somewhere online. I’ve been thinking to maintain a wiki page for a while. probably I will get one of those instead.
I really don’t think I have enough material to maintain an interesting blog, so …
Comment by squashed — December 7, 2005 @ 4:57 am
Yes i think you should maintain a public page somewhere:)
and I don’t think you need enough material to maintain an interesting blog….
it’s really simple
i will give you adress where you can create one for simple!
Comment by delphine — December 7, 2005 @ 9:47 am
~~~Yes i think you should maintain a public page somewhere:)
and I don’t think you need enough material to maintain an interesting blog….
it’s really simple
i will give you adress where you can create one for simple!
Comment by delphine — December 7, 2005 @ 9:47 am ~~~
hee hee, delphine is still trying to make me do a blog. nooooooo…. I think not. But I’ll maintain a wiki page instead. And I think one need enough material to maintain interesting blog. The internet is full of ‘picture of my cat’ blog, ‘my boring day’ blog, ‘yet another crazy rant’ blog. checkout blogger.com, it’s full of junk.
I don’t care if you give me the Pope’s personal address or the hottest techno party in town, I still wouldn’t blog. hmmmfffpt.
Comment by squashed — December 7, 2005 @ 3:15 pm
maybe you want to contribute to songs to the sirens??
you can do also…
we will authorized you to participate
are you ok??
Comment by delphine — December 7, 2005 @ 4:01 pm
You are serious about this? wow. But I know nothing about this site. Can I email you first and ask questions?
Comment by squashed — December 7, 2005 @ 8:54 pm
yes you can email me at:
and i’m serious !!
Comment by delphine — December 7, 2005 @ 9:55 pm
or : you should better write to dana ()
he’s better than web as me
write to each of us and we will try to reply soon
Comment by delphine — December 7, 2005 @ 9:56 pm
email is on the way.
Comment by squashed — December 8, 2005 @ 12:19 am
it’s ok
you can post on this blog now
welcome
Comment by dana — December 8, 2005 @ 1:15 am