Showing posts with label cheap talk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheap talk. Show all posts
5.2.15
8-bit philosophy according to Wisecrack
The best thing ever. Old Greeks, an unhealthy dose of existentialism, but also Machiavelli, Nietzsche, Marx, Derrida... you name it. The silly voice-over will grow on you. Everybody wants to be smart, write? So now you can fill your head with education that doesn't suck.
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cheap talk,
good stuff,
oldskool
15.8.14
Club-Res interview & 3-hour monster jam

Last week the responsiple people of Radio Tonka's Club-Res invited Tony Dubshot for an interview about Dubbhism, xenharmonics, conspiracy theories etc. Kassen Oud and Rob Bothof (pic) host the show together, and they are famous for their extended live sets on air. So after an hour of talk and Dubbhism tracks, we ended up doing a massive 3-hour live set with special guest Lama Waaien.
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cheap talk,
interview,
xenharmonic
1.2.14
Interplanetary soundbwoys are full of big chat

This is the subwoofer of ESA’s Large European Acoustic Facility (LEAF), a test facility which subjects satellites to the same noise a launcher produces as it takes off. The ESA soundbwoys claim to have the most powerful sound system in Europe, they also claim their system can kill people at maximum output. Full of big chat we say..
Labels:
basswatch,
bioacoustics,
cheap talk,
madd science
25.1.14
Man a real badman
Toronto's mayor Rob Ford confused the mainstream Canadian media with this patois style rant against his own police department. The Jamaica Gleaner helps out with a transcription: "They chase me around for five months, mon, (expletive). Leave me alone, mon. They got me five months, mon. They're trying to tell me we're counter-surveying you. He's here and I'm here … cho (expletives)!"
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cheap talk
20.8.13
Little backpack blues
Sweet basslines and nasty Little Backpacks. Video by Dean Peterson, music by Tony Dubshot (Omega Dub - Split Notes 2010).
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cheap talk
16.6.13
12.10.11
Music and mathematics
Music and mathematics seem to be related, but the exact nature of this relation is not very clear. For example, some people see Fibonacci numbers everywhere in music, others think that fractals and algorithms are actually musical compositions, some are inspired by Pythagoras and search for the 'perfect tuning' of their instruments, and some people believe that Mozart coded the secrets of the pyramids in his works... and so on and so on...
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cheap talk,
madd science
25.8.11
Xenharmonics ~ ancient conjunctions at the apex of harmonic universe

The CAPRICORN speaks:
Thousands of years ago man crawled out of the jungle and became a modern citizen. As the way of life of the PLANTER was now centered around the change of SEASONS, man quickly discovered that the doctrines of MATHEMATICS have great affinity with the structure of UNIVERSE and even MUSIC.
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cheap talk,
conspiracy,
madd science,
xenharmonic
2.7.11
Bass haters ~ a reissue with too much bass?

Here's a quote coming from a Jack-purist who thinks Rush Hour’s House of Trax reissues have too much bass:
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basswatch,
cheap talk
1.4.11
Noah's Ark ~ just another boat or hi tech alien spaceship?

Dub research isn't just about music: there's also a scientific and a spiritual aspect. Nowadays the spiritual side of dub is all but forgotten by dub scientists. That's why Dubbhism is launching a new research program, fusing rigorous dub science and old time religion.
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cheap talk,
conspiracy
7.12.10
The piano speaks its mind
About a year ago, the Austrian composer Peter Ablinger first presented his 'updated' player piano. Ablinger designed a hi res mechanism which allows him to create vocoder-like effects. The sound quality is amazing, Conlon Nancarrow would have loved it.
Labels:
cheap talk,
dubb equipment,
madd science
8.11.10
Dick Flash vs Brian Eno
Pork Magazine's Dick Flash interviews Brian Eno about his new album titled Small craft on a milk sea. Hilarious..
Labels:
cheap talk,
kandinsky's dubb teachings
30.9.10
Jeff Koons or Kim Jong Il?

OK, so North Korean leader Kim Jong Il knows about Photoshop but does he know how much money Jeff Koons makes with this kind of stuff? Maybe he does.. who knows, if the General runs out of cash the nice white statue might show up at Christie's. Click to enlarge!!
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artwork,
cheap talk,
politrix
21.5.10
27.3.10
DJ Magic Mike explains Bass & Booty
Talking about music can be confusing. At around 45 minutes in this video the journalists ask Magic Mike to explain the difference between Bass and Booty. He tells them that Bass tunes are about bass and Booty tunes are about booty (and have a lot of bass).
Labels:
basswatch,
cheap talk
17.3.10
Know bout ackee pella
The resurrected FIRST magazine blog keeps going from strength to strength. Check out Gad Reds (there's more than one GAD u know...)
Some advice for the technicians: get cheaper microphones an jus balance de sound ;-)
Some advice for the technicians: get cheaper microphones an jus balance de sound ;-)
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cheap talk
10.12.09
Police investigate musicians who don't play jazzy enough
After a visitor of the Jazz Sigüenza festival called the police and claimed it was medically inadvisable for him to hear the free jazz group Larry Ochs Sax and Drumming Core perform, some pistol-carrying Civil Guards showed up at the concert to investigate the allegations that Mr. Ochs was not playing jazzy enough.
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cheap talk
22.10.09
GPS beatmap: the most laborious remix method ever
GPS Beatmap was created by mad scientist/electronic music artist Jesse Stiles. The voice over is really the fun part of this clip: "obscure landmarks begin to gain new significance by their association with unique musical juxtapositions" :-)
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cheap talk
31.7.09
DIY coconut headphone
I like i-and-iPods but the earbuds suck and most big headphones that sound good don't look good. The solution: a diy coconut headphone.
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cheap talk
18.1.09
Dub from the nineties?
I just realized that soon the nineteen nineties will be officially retro because the first decade of the 21st century is nearly done. So was there any good dub in the nineties? The Mad Professor kept the fire burning in the UK, especially the collaborations with L$P and Jah Shaka and the Black Liberation series, but to be honest i didn't buy a lot of dub albums back in the nineties. It was the times of lounge, triphop and six zillion boring remixes. Here are some albums that i liked, not all of them are dub but they sounded good to me anyway.
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cheap talk
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