PROGRAM #2186, “Chamber Rock” (Thursday, 9-4-03)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
Rachel’s |
Selenography |
A French Galleasse [6:00] |
Quarterstick #QS55 |
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Penguin Café Orchestra |
Signs Of Life |
Rosasolis [4:00] |
EG#50.** |
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Krakatoa |
We Are The Rowboats |
Spiral Dive [4:00] |
Cuneiform #RUNE-168 |
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Penguin Café Orchestra |
Signs Of Life |
Perpetuum Mobile [4:00] |
See above. |
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Elliott Sharp |
String Quartets:1986-1996 |
Digital [5:00] |
Tzadik#7084 |
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Billband |
Blurred |
Drive [7:30] |
Ascent Music, no #. |
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Icebreaker |
Terminal Velocity |
Michael Gordon: Yo Shakespeare [10:30] |
Argo #443214, out of print, but is due for re-release
in 2004. |
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Krakatoa |
We Are The Rowboats |
Philadelcula [4:00] |
See above. |
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Comments [1]
I just want to say I think Chamber Rock is awesome. My first exposure was finding a song called Saline, the Salt Lake Queen by Rasputina. I love this stuff.
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