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yesterday was a lie


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A smile in the Evening

01. Bill Laswell Sacred SystemBati
Book Of Exit (Dub Chamber 4) (Roir, 2002)
02. Harold Buddthe Plateaux of Mirror
Ambient 2: The Plateaux of Mirror (1980)
03. Ahmad JamalMy latin
Picture Perfect (2000)
04. Jose JamesLove
The Dreamer (Brownswood, 2007)
05. Aphex Twinnanou2
DrukQs (2001)
06. telepopmusikyesterday was a lie
genetic world (2001)
07. Junior WellsChitlin Con Carne
Hoodoo Man Blues (Delmark, 1965)
08. Ike QuebecFavela
Bossa Nova Soul Samba [Bonus Tracks] (2007)

note: The aesthetic qualities of photography are to be sought in its power to lay bare the realities. It is not for me to separate off, in the complex fabric of the objective world, here a reflection on a damp sidewalk, there the gesture of child. Only the impassive lens, stripping its object of all those ways of seeing it, those piled-up preconceptions, that spiritual dust and grime with which my eyes have covered it, is able to present it in all its virginal purity to my attention and consequently to my love. By the power of photography, the natural image of a world that we neither know nor can see, nature at last does more than imitate art: she imitates the artist. – André Bazin

One of those evening. Letting my mind wanders and imagining if time moves in different loop. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow. What if they move in different order or overlap. What is the sound of tomorrow without wishing the yesterday go away or letting go the present. So here are some of my favorite sounds. They are all highly recommended albums. Bill Laswell’s Rior print, highly mutated jazz dub or Brian Eno/Harold Budd doing early ambient. Then the post bop jazz, sometimes before things turn free. Or Aphex Twin during its accoustic sampling phase. They are yesterday’s work, but not exactly yesterday either. Telepop on the other hand is pure nostalgia downtempo pop done today. The list ends with standard classics, but same beat texture as Jose James’s IDM drum. Standard MdM non rock selection. I tried to hold the mood the same, without falling into too much sentimentality. The soundtrack for flirting maybe?

image: ~Oryctes~

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Category: Bedroom playlist, Jazz

6 Responses

  1. squashed says:

    Hot rockin blues clips… (t burns like acid)

    Junior Wells – Cryin’ Shame

    Muddy Waters Wells Guy: That Same Thing

    Buddy Guy Red House Jimi Hendrix Vernon Reid (interview)

  2. Boris Postma says:

    Love the block, keep up the great work. I noticed the best song in the set doesn’t work, 06. telepopmusik – [listen] yesterday was a lie. Would be very nice if you could fix it.

  3. fk says:

    when genetic world came out, ‘yesterday was a lie’ was one of my least favourite songs
    it works for me in this list though, things change

  4. Sveta says:

    Wow – you never fail to add such interesting and new-to-me music. I’m really grateful for your work. I’ve ditched my eMusic subscription and really miss finding new music there. Thanks for everything!

    ~Sveta

  5. Gina says:

    really love the telepopmusik track

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The song makes its imprint
in the air, making itself felt,
a felt world. Here, there,
the stunned silence

of knowing I will not remember
what I heard;

futures that will never happen,
a fluidity we cannot achieve
except as a child
creating possibility.

This is the untranslatable song
hidden in the earth.

-Untranslatable Song [1]