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Pat Metheny/Brad Mehldau 'Make Peace' Metheny Mehldau
Mi & L'au 'They Marry' Mi & L'au
Tin Hat 'The Secret Fluid of Dusk' The Sad Machinery of Spring
The Soft Machine 'Slightly All the Time' Softstage: BBC in Concert 1972
Andrew Bird 'Armchairs' Armchair Aprocrypha
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The Beatles 'Strawberry Fields Forever' Love
The Move 'Message from the Country' Message from the Country
Jimmy Spaceman and the real Elastic Spaceship Band 'Typewriter Alien'
Syd Barrett 'Octopus' The Madcap Laughs
The Pink Delicates 'Fall Down Stairs' Who Stole The Quiet Day?'
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A new set begins: Live performance by Hang the Lights (Joshua Camp: Vocals, accordion, piano/ Timothy Quigley: drums/ Giancarlo Vulano: guitar/ Anthony Mascorro-vocals, bass)
A new set begins: A little country, a little creepy, as Appalachian waltzes and two-steps clash with Middle Eastern rhythms is how one might describe Hang the Lights' sound. This four-piece from Brooklyn, featuring accordion, guitar, piano, bass and drums, drop by WFMU to perform songs by One Ring Zero's Joshua Camp with such heady topics as lycanthropy, coelacanths, satellites, and heartbreak.
Comment: -'Licanthropy'
Comment: -'Satellite Said'
Comment: -'City Lights'
Comment: -'Raise a Glass to Marko'
Comment: -'Your Doorstep'
Comment: -CD: 'High Castle'
Comment: -'The Saddest Days'
Comment: -'I am the Half King'
Comment: -CD: 'Amen for the Liars'
Comment: -CD: 'Satellite Said'
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Pino Marrone 'Chelsea Bridge' Under the Influence
Kaki King 'You Don't Have to Be Afraid' ...Until We Felt Red
Goldoolins 'Ah! I See Horizons' The World is Somewhere Else
Nick Schillace 'Red Pony' (J.Fahey) / 'Requiem for John Eric Bradley' Box Canyon
Function 'Unshaken (Positively Implacable)' The Secret Miracle Fountain
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Mike Heron & John Burnside 'Song for Irena' VA: Ballads of the Book
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