Originally Posted by Dirty0900 (Post 109792)

You do realise you'll only be told to join RTSR unless there's an exception on freely given away stuff from UWlive and not fan bootlegs?

Originally Posted by joethelion (Post 109794)

well - sometimes people have to be reminded about RTSR...

but Fuji was posted on UWLive - I forget which year though

and if you didn't notice - part of that performance was used for "Everything Everything" ... I don't remember all the tracks used, but I think "Pearls Girl" is from Fuji


...or was that NUXX? All I remember was thinking 'wait - they removed the cool "Risingson Improv" from the official release?!?!" when I finally heard the Fuji recording

Originally Posted by johnnymetropolis (Post 115921)

I was just cleaning up my Underworld stuff in iTunes and found I was missing a few tracks and artwork from the old UnderworldLive site. Went back through this thread and found some of the old links have died soooo....

1) Is there a specific reason why the free UnderworldLive.com audio + video aren't available on RTSR? (at least, I can't find it) I mean in terms of policy.

2) Would a permanent archive of all the old UnderworldLive.com audio + video be helpful to anybody but me? I have free web hosting through my job, so I could host the files easily, so any dirts whose drives crash or whatnot could easily replace that stuff.

3) I'd need help filling some of the gaps, especially with the artwork for the live shows they posted. That thumbnail zip stauff posted is great but those with the full-size graphics could be a big help in making a more formal archive.

Would like everybody's thoughts on whether this is worthwhile.

Originally Posted by nelfun5 (Post 117494)

+1

Please bring us the archives section back!

Originally Posted by khouri (Post 121910)

but I'm sure some of you can spot some other holes and hopefully fill them with the appropriate files.

Originally Posted by Dirty0900 (Post 121915)

-May 15th was the first time To Heal (And Restore Broken Bodies) was played as well.

If this could be made avaliable, I'd be very happy. Especially since the last broadcast had many snippets of songs that could be a'coming

Originally Posted by cacophony (Post 121916)

you can buy the MP3 off of the songs for tibet compilation.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001C32XQI

Originally Posted by Dirty0900 (Post 121915)

-May 15th was the first time To Heal (And Restore Broken Bodies) was played as well.

If this could be made avaliable, I'd be very happy. Especially since the last broadcast had many snippets of songs that could be a'coming

Originally Posted by Dunwho (Post 121932)

And in terms of the recent music made available on UWLive up until the new site started... swing up high etc...can that now be added to the collection considering it seems to have been removed completely from the site and is not featured in the player...?

Originally Posted by dubman (Post 91593)

i dont know about these new names, but here's what i have

air towel jam
file 010601 (stagger)
file 110501 (pre-ansum)
file 180501 ('deliverance?')
file 200401 (mama)
file 250501 (thing in a book)
king of snake (sept. 97)
kippers
mama nuxx jam
mmm sky jam
oich oich jam
ref.010101
vocoder monks

i dunno what this 'bungalow with stairs' business is... surely not the KOS remix...

Originally Posted by joethelion (Post 92085)

More videos... unless I'm mistaken, this might be all of them - or I missed a few...


http://www.sendspace.com/file/5iybx2

in this you get:

020601 (tokyo).mov
130601.mov
190601.mov
Closewriting.mov
ItalianNightRide.mov
Ocean_White.mov
SlowItalianLights.mov
tokyocrossing.mov
TomatoByCandle.mov
TrainsRehearsal.mov

Abandoned/ Rusty Cars
060601 (beautiful dreamer).mov
Apollonia_mercedes.mov
Copper Morris.mov
how Can I say that?.mov
KamaresTaxi.mov
Little_Bear.mov

Talking Heads (1-8)
[01] TalkingHeads01.mov
[02] TalkingHeads02.mov
[03] TalkingHeads03.mov
[04] TalkingHeads04.mov
[05] _Gods Dog.mov
[06] TalkingHeads06.mov
[07] _251200_100.mov
[08] Danielle's Mouth.mov

More Talking Heads
Bus_Toilet.mpg
Claire's Mouth.mov

Originally Posted by stimpee (Post 166996)

One very short video I seem to have lost is an old quicktime video of Rick and Karl nodding their heads close up in black and white to some groovy techno loop. Any help on this one?

Originally Posted by WhiteNoise (Post 166998)

Originally Posted by stimpee (Post 166996)

One very short video I seem to have lost is an old quicktime video of Rick and Karl nodding their heads close up in black and white to some groovy techno loop. Any help on this one?

Originally Posted by 34958hq439-qjw9v5jq298v5j (Post 167008)

"Swing up High" is such an incredible tune. cut from the same cloth as "You Do Scribble". hope it appears on a reissue somewhere cuz otherwise no one's gonna hear it but us

Originally Posted by 34958hq439-qjw9v5jq298v5j (Post 167010)

reminds me of Karl saying he tried to get "Jumbo" cut from BF. though obviously he likes it now

Originally Posted by dubman (Post 167011)

i was an avowed jumbo hater until i saw it live.

Originally Posted by TheBang (Post 167000)

This was a promo for the May 2006 radio show. The original QuickTime file of the video is available for download in the Files section of the rtsrboardoftrade Yahoo Group.

Originally Posted by khouri (Post 167012)

I loved Jumbo from the jump. I still remember where I was and what I was doing when I first heard that bass and drum kick in. My eyes went totally anime.

Originally Posted by dubman (Post 167009)

didnt aNt say something to the tune of "it's only up there because i begged for it, they'd rather forget about it and don't understand why i like it so much."

Originally Posted by Rick Smith

Recorded in 2004 as part of the early Riverrun experiments; for me, this almost painfully
simple synthesiser arpeggio piece evokes pictures of hi-life guitarists in a frantic jam.
Swing Up High might be a bit like Marmite to your tastes though.... and aNt may be the only person in
the world who loves this tune (apart from us).

p.s : this was version 1 .... do you want to hear what happens next?

Originally Posted by Rick Smith

Where you going;

Several weeks ago an irritating genius we know ( no prizes for guessing who I'm talking about ) brought
this track to my attention. "Dude! When can I play this to my mates?"
Halfway through the uploading of this piece I 'discovered' another radical version which Mr Hyde and
myself jammed together at some place and some point in time.
These 'discoveries' are important to Karl and I. They spawn all sorts of tangential yet bizarrely natural
flows in our writing process. ( Look Janet! Look John! See the Process!)
They encourage action and reaction. They encourage the Jam.
They make us laugh.

Now move on.

RS

Originally Posted by Karl Hyde

What I'm thinking;

I didn’t know what to say about Swing Up High but Rick said it reminded him of
‘Hi-Life’ music & how that reminded him of Tim Bricknell.
Tim’s a great bloke & a dear friend who’s out in Botswana producing the Number 1 Ladies Detective
Agency series. We met him first when he was producer on the Breaking & Entering project & he worked
with Anthony Minghella for many years until we tragically lost Anthony earlier this year (2008).

When I think of Hi-Life I think of King Sunny Ade singing ‘Synchro System’ at the Montreux Jazz
festival back in the 80’s with Keith Haring painting a back-drop of little dancing men live onstage.

I think of Andy Kershaw who always seemed to be playing the excellent Bhundu Boys whenever I tuned
into his radio show. Radio & indigenous music needs Andy back on the airwaves. His passion for music
that most of us know little about is infectious & in terms of music from other countries he’s been my
greatest teacher. I remember having a slight disagreement with a producer at the BBC when Andy was
moved from Radio 1 to late night Radio 3. I commented that Andy was missed & this guy said how Andy
didn’t belong on Radio 1 which kicked me off as amongst other things Andy plays THE ROOTS of
popular music & without knowing the roots all we’re gonna be doing is referencing music that only goes
back a few years. No roots – shallow foundations.
(nuff of that)

And of course when I think of Hi-Life I think of the master – John Peel - who loved the music of The
Four Brothers & I remember how they were played on the night we all gathered at BBC Maida Vale to
celebrate him.

Yeah – that’s it – Hi-Life – the music of celebration.

KH

Originally Posted by TheBang (Post 167025)

Version 1:


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