J’ aurai dans mes mains ton visage obscur
February 13, 2007 at 7:33 am
Para Silene.
1. Rachel Portman - minor swing
2. Lily Allen - smile (Mark Ronson revisit)
3. COPTER4016882 - drop of water (via)
4. Jocelyne - Nitty Gritty
5. Jacqueline Taieb - 7 heures du matin
6. Tiny Tim - living in the sunshine, loving in the moonlight
7. Shogu Tokumaru - young folks
8. Rock Plaza Central - sexyback
9. Django Reinhardt - sweet georgia brown
10. Emilie Simon - flowers (version acoustique)
11. Maher Shalal Hash Baz - unknown happiness
12. Panda Bear - take pills
13. Marek Grechuta - glos
14. Camera Obscura - let’s get out of this country
Happy Valentine’s Day.
Image: Silga Goetz.
Panda Bear tiene un sonido extraño, como a los Beach Boys
Cuando los escuche por primera vez pensé que era una grabacion de hace decadas. Me encantan.
COPTER4016882, and Lily Allen’s songs are both beautiful. But Panda Bear are just weird! But I do like it, you feel compelled to keep listening to it. Did they record it, inside a washing machine or something?
Panda Bear is also a member of Animal Collective, those brave neo (freak/experimental) folks band, they are known to do lo-fi and field recording.
Some are nice, a lot of them are just weird to me.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_Collective
Worrying that Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deakin and Geologist would be too long-winded a moniker, and with record companies advising that a unifying name would be necessary for the marketplace, the group decided to adopt a catch-all name. Using their old label of Animal as inspiration they picked “Animal Collective”. This formation was to be different from a straightforward band, giving the musicians the freedom to work in combinations of two to four, as dictated by the project at hand or their mood. Their first entry under this name was Here Comes the Indian, which was released in 2003 by their newly formed record label, Paw Tracks. Paw Tracks was formed with Todd Hyman from Carpark records. Animal Collective makes decisions on what Paw Tracks would release, while Hyman runs the day-to-day operations. The group was happy to find someone like Hyman, who had experience running a label and was dedicated to the group’s music; the Animal label was more or less abandoned upon the formation of Paw Tracks. Here Comes the Indian was the first record to feature all four of Animal Collective and its dense textures and energetic performances widened the exposure of the group significantly.