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  • Global Communication - Incidental Harmony

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      Global Communication - Incidental Harmony

    Today's tune is Incidental Harmony by Global Communication Aka Jedi Knights, Reload, Chameleon, Link etc. etc. etc.It's taken from the bonus disk reissue of their album 76:14. It was originally on a 12" which accompanied the vinyl release of the album whenever it came out in the early 90s.

    topics: ambient, electronic, Global Communication, music
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  • Chris Watson - Ol-Olool-O

    Music to my ears

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      Chris Watson - Ol-Olool-O

    Chris Watson is probably best known for his contribution to music as a member of electro pioneers Cabaret Voltaire. Whilst the Cabs rate highly in my musical collection today's track 'Ol-Olool-O' by Chris isn't music as most would expect it. It's a collage of sounds made by him from recording made during his work as a sound recordist on natural history programs. The depth in the sounds he uses is amazing. The sounds of thunder and rain beautiful and emotive. It makes you listen to the world around you in a different way

    This track is taken from his album Weather Report on Touch Records. Also worth checkin out is Outside The Circle of Fire which contains a selection of his isolated wildlife recordings. Listening to Tiger's purring, or Owl's marking their boundaries, is a wonderful experience. Especially wandering around London with your iPod on.

    topics: ambient, cut-up, experimental, field recordings, music
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