More Dirtyradio!! More Genrelization this Tuesday!!

[Liam]

Well I can't promise you a theme like the other two, but Genrelization will return to the waves tomorrow for one final spurt of unpredictability for 2006.

Things to expect (but not rely upon):
-Intergalactic jazz courtesy of Sun Ra and his Myth Science Arkestra
-Russian Percussion from the USSR's finest DJ Vadim
-Eastern European remixage from the Amsterdam Klezmer Band
-Bulcan BeatBoxing
-The usual mish-mash of tracks you've heard before but in different contexts
-And an Underworld track to finish it off

Whatever it is, it will be happening live tomorrow at 4pm MST which is 3pm PST, 6pm EST and 11pm GMT. Tune in; you might just enjoy yourself!

As always, tracklistings will go up a few days after the show at www.myspace.com/liam_goodacre.

[Mike]

"Liam has entered the building...."

Do you have a podcast or any sort of recording I can listen too in the car? - im finding it difficult to listen on my interweb box because im always working

Mike

[Liam]

Hmmm, not yet. I'll try to get something sorted out for next year as there have been several requests.

[Liam]

I'll be taking a break for a few weeks from the show, probably back on January the 17th. I'm heading to San Francisco for the vacation. If you can recommend things to do and record shops to visit then please get in contact!


Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble - The Minstrel
Steve Reid - Lions of Juda
Frank Zappa - Son of Mr. Greenjeans
Cabbageboy - Rhythm & Blues Angus Steakhouse
Mr. Scruff - Ug
Saul Williams - Blood Letting
DJ Vadim ft. Blu Rum 13 - It's Obvious
DJ Vadim ft. Killa Kela - Cold Rock Def Box
Jimmy Smith - Back in the Chicken Shack
Kid Koala - Drunk Trumpet
Sun Ra & his Intergalactic Arkestra - Landiquity
Sergeo Mendez & The Brazil '66 - Chelsea Morning
Joe Cuba - El Pito
Up Bustle & Out - Los Locos Cubanos (Snowboy mix)
Amsterdam Klezmer Band - Ludacris
Coldcut - More Beats & Pieces
Orgone - Karma Sutra
Herbie Hancock & The Headhunters - Sly
St. Etienne - Cool Kids of Death (Underworld mix)

[GreenPea]

Bah, I missed it, I've been wanting to hear Sun Ra for a while too

[kid cue]

i really really like (what i think are) the first two Sun Ra albums: Sun Song and Sound of Joy. they're less wacky, more traditional jazz records, but warped in just the right way, with some incredible Sun Ra piano solos. they also seem to represent bebop written for a big band, which i don't believe was very common ... i could be wrong though.

get them!

[GreenPea]

Originally Posted by kid cue

i really really like (what i think are) the first two Sun Ra albums: Sun Song and Sound of Joy. they're less wacky, more traditional jazz records, but warped in just the right way, with some incredible Sun Ra piano solos. they also seem to represent bebop written for a big band, which i don't believe was very common ... i could be wrong though.

get them!

Thanks bastard, now i need to spend more money!

But nah, seriously, thanks. I didnt know where to start as they have like 100 albums.