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John Schaefer (wowe - www.wowe.it)
PROGRAM # 2818 New Releases, June 2008 (First aired on Monday 6/30/08)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Various Artists Peter Gabriel, Marta Sebestyen, Natacha Atlas, et al |
Big Blue Ball |
Rivers [5:30] |
Real World #USCDRW 150** www.realworldrecords.com |
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The Horse Flies |
Until The Ocean |
Cluck Old Hen [5:00] |
Pest Control #0010 www.thehorsefliles.com * |
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Christine Fellows |
Nevertheless |
Let Us Have Done With The Umbrella of
Contagion [2:30] |
Six Shooter #034 www.christinefellows.com * |
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Thomas Feiner & Anywhen |
The Opiates, Revised |
Yonderhead [8:00] |
Samadhi Sound #013 ** www.samadhisound.com |
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Chen Yi & Karen Tanaka |
Invisible Curve |
Tanaka: Frozen Horizon [8:30] |
New World #80683** www.newworldrecords.com |
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Thanos Chyrsakis, Dario Bernal Villegas, Oli Mayne |
Palimpsesto |
Opiophobia [6:00] |
Aural Terrains #0202 www.auralterrains.com |
Comments [3]
Hi there,
I tuned in last night around 11:40pm and heard this incredible piece by what I thought was someone named Karen Tunaka. It was an orchestrated and electronic piece inspired by the Northern Lights. Could you email me with the name and album of this incredibly haunting music?
Thanks. LOVE WNYC.
Heather
Hi,
A few weeks back I was listening to one of your afternoon broadcasts. I heard a female vocalist (did not get her name) but she singing The Boy Next Door and I believe the name of the CD is Love is Here to Stay.
Been looking all over for it but with such limited information I've had no luck. Any information is greatly appreciated.
LOVE YOUR STATION!
Hey,
Just a quick question. I was tuning in last night June 29th around 11:15pm and heard a guitar medley performed by a band named "Zun". It was the one with Blackbird by the Beatles and a piece by Astor Piazzola. Any more info on this band and how to get a copy of their music would be of great help!
Thanks!
Donnie
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