RÁDIO ETIÓPIA

LOVE, HATE & LONELINESS

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:42:15 GMT

LOVE,.HATE.&.LONELINESS BY JOÃO H 01. Rancid - Maxwell Murder 02. Pendulum - Girl in the Fire 03. Ramp - Alone 04. Lamb - Heaven 05. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Chasm 06. Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Crime In The City 07. Sigur Rós - Olsen Olsen 08. Chris Cornell - Moonchild 09. Dead Combo - Mr. Eastwood 10. Opeth - In My Time Of Need 11. Papa Roach - My Heart Is a Fist 12. Interpol - Pace Is the Trick 13. Slipknot - Snuff 14. John Petrucci - From Whitin 15. Genesis - Silver Rainbow 16. Metallica - Turn The Page 17. Matisyahu - Aish Tamid A photo by Miguel Peixoto

BEFORE THE FIRST RAIN

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 15:53:06 GMT

BEFORE.THE.FIRST.RAIN By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Heroin In Your Veins - Diet & cancer 03. Camping - Go cry on somebody else's shoulder 04. Gary Numan - Absolution 05. Sean Coghran - High times 06. Il Rumore Del Fiore Di Carta - Conto alla rovescia 07. Kashiwa Daisuke - Red moon 08. Aranis - Waris 09. Sinde Filipe - Tabacaria + Win Mertens - Words on page 10. Whitetree - Other nature 11. Tom Waits - Take it with me 12. Agents Del Futuro - Histories 13. Folkaholic - October sky 14. Soy Un Caballo - Robin 15. Scott Walker - Rosary 16. This Is Your Captain Speaking - Lift 17. Unknown - Maenam 18 . Goldmund - "Ba" A photo by Alex Roudoy

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 58

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 18:02:13 GMT

EDDIE.AND.THE.HOT.RODS.-.LIFE.ON.THE.LINE Eddie & the Hot Rods' much-anticipated second album appeared in fall 1977, on the heels of the band's biggest hit single yet, the gloriously anthemic "Do Anything You Wanna Do." Like that attraction, Life on the Line revealed a considerably more mature musical outlook than did its predecessor, the fury-whipped Teenage Depression -- aware that there was no point in pursuing their original whiplash R&B-soaked visions in the face of the ever-accelerating hordes of punk, the Hot Rods swerved into a hard-hitting prototype of what would later become power pop, awash with guitars and riffs, but clinging to some genuinely memorable melodies, too. Of course, the band did not wholly eschew their past -- excuse the young Steve Lillywhite's sparkling production, and both the Pistols-guitar powered "Quit This Town" and the premonitory closer, "Beginning of the End" would readily have fit into Teenage Depression. Flip the coin, however, and the instrumental "We Sing...The Cross" reached far beyond any musical pastures the band had hitherto grazed, toward the same extremes of tension and release that made the early Television such a dynamic experience. The end result was an album that still screams "classic" today -- hard to believe, indeed, that prior to its release, it was difficult to imagine the band ever equalling the triumphant punch of the hit. Nine bonus tracks wrap up the reissue, albeit with considerably less illumination than those which complete the Teenage Depression reissue. The best is the B-side "Distortion May Be Expected," which wanders around similar territory to "We Sing...The Cross," with added jungle, crowd, and, oddly, dub effects, while three live tracks do include a magnificent reading of "Do Anything You Wanna Do." Elsewhere, "Till The Night Is Gone" and "Flipside Rock" fascinate via the presence of MC5 frontman Rob Tyner, in London to check out the punk scene, and winding up with the one band that really didn't wear his old band's name on their sleeve. Musically, the ensuing single was a disappointment, but the possibilities still intrigue. Tracks: 01- Do Anything You Wanna Do 02- Quit This Town 03- Telephone Girl 04- What's Really Going On 05- Ignore Them (Still Life) 06- Life on the Line 07- Don't Believe Your Eyes 08- We Sing... The Cross 09- Beginning of the End 10- I Might Be Lying 11- Ignore Them (Always Crashing In) 12- Shoolgirl Love 13- Till the Night is Gone 14- Flipside Rock Members: Barrie Masters Dipster Simon Bowley Chris Taylor Richard Holgarth 1977

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 22:57:43 GMT

THE.BIRTHDAY.PARTY by Tony Justerini 01. It May Never End - The saddest story ever told 02. The Green Man - Death is before me 03. Kronos Quartet - Hold me neighbor in this storm 04. The Boats - I don´t know what I´m gonna do... 05. Chris Garneau - The leaving song 06. Voodeux - The end 07. Nico - My funny Valentine 08. A Journey Down the Well - Bush horror soundtrack 09. Apse - Ark 10. Three Month Sunset - Threads 11. Three Month Sunset - Field 12. The Doldrums - Sleep now Ok 13. Mum - Hullaballabala 14. Lamp of The Universe - Freedom 15. Kyte - Strangest words and pictures 16. The Angels of Light - Song for Nico 17. Takahiro Kido - Landscape with snow 18. The Dresden Dolls - Delilah 19. Andrei Machado - Despues de muertos 20. Johann Johannsson - Part 4 IBM 729 21. Haley Bonar - Blue Ridge mountains photo by Aleksandr Makarenko

RADIO ETIOPIA 035

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 21:43:21 GMT

RADIO.035.20.June.2009 01. Intro 02. Raincoats - Only tonight 03. My Morning Jacket - It beats for you 04. The Flaming Lips - On fire 05. Unkle - Blade in back 06. Unkle - End titles 07. Inner - Myphilosophy 08. Suba - Pecados da madrugada 09. 93 Million Miles From the Sun - Take me away 10. Xploding Plastix - A rogue friend is a wild beast 11. Elements of Something Really Beautiful - Believe 12. Ulan Bator - Hiver 13. Darren Hayman - The light in her room 14. Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Calypso 15. Captain Beefheart - Harry Irene A photo by Berenice Kauffmann

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 59

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 22:40:26 GMT

AL.DI.MEOLA,.JOHN.MCLAUGHLIN.&.PACO.DE.LUCIA.-.FRIDAY.NIGHT.IN.SAN.FRANCISCO Friday Night in San Francisco is a 1981 album by Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin and Paco de Lucía. It was recorded at the Warfield Theatre on 5 December 1980, in San Francisco. According to Paco de Lucía, it has sold more than six million copies worldwide. • Track listing Side one 1. "Mediterranean Sundance/Rio Ancho" (Al Di Meola/Paco de Lucía) – 11:25 o Paco de Lucia & Al Di Meola 2. "Short Tales of the Black Forest" (Chick Corea) – 8:39 o John McLaughlin & Al Di Meola Side two 1. "Frevo Rasgado" (Egberto Gismonti) – 7:50 o Paco de Lucia & John McLaughlin 2. "Fantasia Suite" (Al Di Meola) – 8:41 o Paco de Lucia, John McLaughlin & Al Di Meola 3. "Guardian Angel" (Studio Recording) (John McLaughlin) – 2:00 o Paco de Lucia, John McLaughlin & Al Di Meola Personnel • Al Di Meola – Guitar • John McLaughlin – Guitar • Paco de Lucía – Guitar

WHERE RIVERS TURN

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 16:31:47 GMT

WHERE.RIVERS.TURN....By.Anatoly.Brooks 01. Intro 02. Sumner McKane with Joshua Rob - She rests at go fathoms 03. Sinde Filipe - "Quero acabar entre rosas porque as amei na infância" (Fernando Pessoa) 04. Labradford - "G" 05. Gravenhurst - Nicole 06. Old Jerusalém - The guilt albatross 07. Kashiwa Daisuke - Broken device 08. Echoes - Revolt 09. Ólafur Arnalds - Raien 10. Worrytrain - Soviets passages 11. Hologram - Night swimming+This is England OST (excerpt) 12. Don't Look Back - Sundown sons for R.Z. 13. Kyle Eastwood & Michael Stevens - Gran Torino 14. Jeniferever - A ghost in the corner of your eye 15. Doi - Where rivers turn 16. Steffen Basho - Jung hans 17. Thomas Dybdahl - Something real 18. The Triffids - Fairytale love 19. Metavari - The you are... 20. Sinde Filipe - "Mestre são plácidas" (Fernando Pessoa) A photo by PetrosL

RADIO ZERO 034

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 21:59:18 GMT

RADIO.ZERO.034....13.June.2009 01. Intro 02. Tuxedo Moon - In a manner of speaking 03. Twinemen - Spinner 04. Califone - Michigan girls 05. Wardruna - A'r var alda 06. Deep Dark Woods - Farewell 07. God Is An Astronaut - Sunrise in Aries 08. Jigsaw - Blame me 09. Rickie Lee Jones - Cycles 10. Cue - Weeding song for living things & dead things 11. Azure Ray - 7 days 12. Unanoraked in Vladivostok - No arms 13. The Spheres - Traverse the sky in three great steps 14. Cantaloup - My discurse with Mr. Lloyd A photo by Max Lomov

HERE COMES THE FLOOD

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:47:35 GMT

HERE.COMES.THE.FLOOD.by.jrmusic 01 Joe Hisaishi - Ani Hi No Kawa 02 Peter Gabriel - Here Comes The Flood (Solo Piano Version) 03 Bruce Springsteen - Dead Man Walkin' 04 Alanis Morissette - Not As We 05 Guy Farley - Kim Look After Her 06 Above the Golden State - Scared 07 3 Doors down - She don't want the world 08 Depeche Mode - Little Soul 09 B.B.M. - Wrong Side Of Town 10 Dream Theater - Wait for Sleep 11 David Bowie - Starman 12 Anthony Phillips - God If I Saw Her Now 13 Chicago - Critics' Choice 14 Brand X - Nuclear Burn 15 David Sylvian & Robert Fripp - The First Day 16 Chris Squire - Hold out Your Hand 17 Genesis - Aisle of plenty Picture by Rob Gonsalves

FALLEN ANGELS

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:45:21 GMT

FALLEN.ANGELS...by.Tony.Justerini 01. Snowmobile - The world keeps spinning 02. Mísia - Love will tear us apart 03. The Black Angels - You on the run 04. Boris with Michio Kurihara - Fuzzy reactor 05. Jatun - Weakness 06. Bad Rabbit - Sea green sea 07. Library Tapes - Pieces of us were left on yhe tracks 08. Marlon Brando - Horror ( Apocalypse Now OST ) 09. Ensemble Villa Musica - Schubert 2nd Adagio string 10. Carmen Linares - El que se tenga por grande 11. OCDC - The day you were born 12. OCDC - Penny & Adrian 13. Le Mépris - Kodo 14. Ohbijou - Thunderlove 15. Snowmobile - Chin up 16. Peter Broderick - Awaken/panic/restraint 17. Byla - Sent 18. Ohbijou - Cliff jumps 19. Jatun - Zombie Hotel a photo by FeFa

RÁDIO ZERO 033

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:40:23 GMT

RÁDIO.ZERO.033....06.MAY.2009 01. Bulgarian State Radio Choir - Pilentze Pee 02. Klaus Nomi - Nomi Chant 03. Klaus Nomi - Samson and Delilah ( Aria ) 04. AlBerto - O sono retirou-se dele com o avançar da idade 05. Antony - Frankenstein 06. This Mortal Coil - Meniscus 07. Gifts From Enola - Memoranda 08. Pink Floyd - Grantchester Meadows 09. Gary Numan - Exile 10. Cougar - One 11. Cougar - Atlatl 12. Heroin and Your Veins - Diet and cancer 13. Shadowcast Sun - Lies within you 14. Grace Cathedral Park - Play delicate, desire quiet 15. Ólafur Arnalds - Ljósiõ 16. Bill Callahan - My friend 17. Scythelence - World too cold to be holding hands 18. Stephen Steinbrink - I don't ever want to die photo by Farid Khousainov

THINK ABOUT...

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 18:25:02 GMT

THINK.ABOUT.....BY.JOÃO.H 01. Queensryche - Empire 02. Dead Combo - Cuba 1970 03. Iron Maiden - Out of the Shadows 04. Frank Zappa - Willie the Pimp 05. Mastodon - The Czar: I Usurper.. II Escape.. III Martyr.. IV Spiral 06. Therion - Lemuria 07. Serj Tankian - Elect The Dead 08. Metallica - The Unforgiven III 09. David Gilmour - Blue Light 10. Neil Young - Down by the River 11. Cat Stevens - Drywood 12. Wilco - Radio Cure 13. Mundo Cão - O louva-deus (Enamorado) 14. Jeff Buckley - The Sky is a Landfill 15. Apocalyptica - One (Metallica cover) 16. Dub Incorporation - My Freestyle A photo by Daniela Portugal

ENTRE LA MER ET L'EAU DOUCE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 10:04:44 GMT

ENTRE.LA.MER.ET.L'EAU.DOUCE By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Lawrence King - Bach:Suite in D minor 03. Jacaszek - Lament 04. Akira Rabelais - Spellewauerynsherde 05. Iambicâ2 - Sleepless night 06. Micus Stephan - On the way 07. Hrsta - Entre la mer et l'eau douce 08. Kate St. John - On the bridge 09. Eleni Karaindrou - The wesping meslow 10. Agalloch - The isle of summer 11. Balmorhea - Win & sea 12. Atahualp Yupanqui - El indio y la quena 13. Rachel's - Last thing last 14. Rome - The joys of stealth 15. Kaada - Smiger 16. Aranis - Yosu 17. Anthony & the Johnsons - One dove 18. Bersarin Quartett - Mehr als alles andare A photo by Albert Panin

RADIO ZERO 032

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 31 May 2009 20:38:59 GMT

RADIO.ZERO.032 30 May 2009 01. Intro 02. Logh - A sunset knife right 03. Calexico - Bend in the road 04. Guitaro - Dethroned 05. Lanterna - Down by the seine 06. Les Fragments De La Nuit - Solitude 07. The Books & José González - Cello song 08. Carlos Bica e Azul - Será 09. Sophia - Pace 10. Françoiz Brut - Último 11. Balmorhea - All is wild all is silent 12. Tuu - All our ancestors 13. Ef - Bazar magnavat 14. Change of Plans - Conversationalist 15. Meredith Monk - Fire dance 16. Flica - Well A photo by Pavel Gontar

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 60

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 29 May 2009 22:03:35 GMT

BEFORE.YOU.DIE.PART.60 LOU REED - THE BELLS The Bells is the ninth album by Lou Reed released through Arista Records in 1979. It is recorded in binaural sound. "City Lights" is a tribute to Charlie Chaplin. "Disco Mystic" is indeed played in a disco style, and the lyrics consist of those two words repeated. "Families" is an explicitly personal entreaty to his own parents and sister, with the closing line "Families that live out in the suburbs often make each other cry". "I Want to Boogie With You" has a doo-wop flavor (even if underneath the horns are the synthesizers which permeate this album), a I-to-IV Plagal cadence repeated throughout. The title track is said to be a favorite of Reed's, and he claims the lyrics were made up extemporaneously. Track listing All tracks written by Lou Reed; except where indicated "Stupid Man" - 2:33 (Reed, Nils Lofgren) "Disco Mystic" - 4:30 (Reed, Ellard Boles, Marty Fogel, Michael Fonfara, Michael Suchorsky) "I Want to Boogie With You" - 3:55 (Reed, Michael Fonfara) "With You" - 2:21 (Reed, Nils Lofgren) "Looking for Love" - 3:29 "City Lights" - 3:22 (Reed, Nils Lofgren) "All Through the Night" - 5:00 (Reed, Don Cherry) "Families" - 6:09 (Reed, Ellard Boles) "The Bells" - 9:17 (Reed, Marty Fogel) Personnel Lou Reed - vocals, electric guitar, synthesizer, bass Ellard "Moose" Boles - 12-string electric guitar, synthesizer, bass, background vocals Don Cherry - African hunting guitar, trumpet Marty Fogel - ocarina, soprano & tenor saxophones, Fender Rhodes piano, guitar on "The Bells" Michael Fonfara - electric & Fender Rhodes pianos, keyboards, Oberheim synthesizer, background vocals, Executive Producer Michael Suchorsky - percussion

AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Wed, 27 May 2009 20:45:24 GMT

AN.UNCERTAIN.FUTURE by Tony Justerini 01. New Century Classics - Children of an uncertain future 02. New Century Classics - Sandbox love 03. Luigi Rubino - Behind the clouds 04. The Longest Day - Are we not light years from home? 05. The Longest Day - The golden tree 06. Gazpacho - The walk, part 1 07. Atlantis - Missing you 08. A Whisper in The Noise - A New Dawn 09. Estradasphere - Title 10. Moving Mountains - Fourth 11. CSSC - Fitful Sleep 12. Burial - Night bus 13. Iambic2 - Storm's theme 14. Rickard Javerling - Two times five lullaby 15. Anoice - The three-days blow 16. Gnac - 1958 17. Eluvium - Radio Ballet 18. Iggy Pop - Afraid to get close 19. M 83 - Dancing mountains 20. Roger Eno - Anonymous postcard 21. Roger Eno - At waters edge 22. This Mortal Coil - You and your sister 23. Tristeza - Comun 24. Aesthesys - I am free. That's why I'm lost 25. Rick Wakeman & Roger Daltrey - Funerailles ( Lizt ) 26. Rick Wakeman & Roger Daltrey - Love's dream ( Lizt ) photo by Teuku Jody Zulkarnaen

RÁDIO ZERO 031

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 25 May 2009 20:15:49 GMT

RÁDIO.ZERO.031 23 MAY 2009 01. OdeOnDreams - One 02. Moly - Bring Back Hanging 03. Heirs - Mandril 04. Wembly Shadwell - Skeleton in Revelry 05. Tomviolence - Too Steaming to Impress 06. Wembly Shadwell - Chapel Eyes 07. Aranis - Eine Overture - J.S. Bach 08. Matthew Dear - Sound and Vision 09. Under Byen - Pilot 10. Fonoda - Silence Means Disease 11. Mar - Patiente 12. Ludovico Einaudi - Rose 13. Under Byen - Tindrer 14. Stafraenn Hákon - Taetir Raekju 15. Tom Verlaine - Cold Irons Bound a photo by Annir

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 61

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 22 May 2009 16:19:00 GMT

ROY.HARPER. - H.Q. Harper considers HQ to be "...the best record that I have made to date" The album features David Gilmour and John Paul Jones, playing lead guitar and bass on "The Game" and also The Grimethorpe Colliery Band, later of Brassed Off fame, on "When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease", one of Harper's best-known songs The albums artwork was created by Hipgnosis. Of the artwork Harper stated: “ In reply to walking on water I should just like to say that the album sleeve design for HQ was given completely to Hipgnosis. When they presented me with the finished product I laughed and ok'd it on the spot. The picture was taken by Po Powell on the Isle of Skye. I have still not been to the Isle of Skye. Roy Harper (Stormcock e-mail list, 1997). In 1975, HQ was awarded Record Of The Year in Portugal, and received a similar award in Finland. Track listing: All tracks credited to Roy Harper Side One "The Game (Parts 1–5)" – 13:42 "The Spirit Lives" – 4:14 "Grown ups are Just Silly Children" – 2:55 Side Two "Referendum (Legend)" – 3:49 "Forget Me Not" – 2:24 "Hallucinating Light" – 6:24 "When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease" – 7:13 Bonus tracks on 1995 CD reissue "The Spirit Lives" (Early Mix, 23 March 1975) "When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease" (Live in Exeter, 31 October 1977) "Hallucinating Light" (7" Single version) Personnel: Roy Harper – vocals, guitar David Gilmour – guitar on "The Game" John Paul Jones – bass on "The Game" Steve Broughton – drums on "The Game" Chris Spedding – guitar Bill Bruford – drums Dave Cochran – bass The Grimethorpe Colliery Band – brass on "When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease" Chrisalis 1975

R.I.P.

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 18 May 2009 20:05:50 GMT

R.I.P By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Xploding Plastix - Single stroke ruffs 03. Common Ground - Means of production 04. Camera 237 - M Lou Murphy 05. Stearica - E ogni cosa scompare 06. Tim Buckley - Song slowly song 07. Dhal - Algebra 08. Da Weasel - Niggaz (instrumental) 09. Unknown 10. The Delgados - Woke from dreaming 11. Working For a Nuclear Free City - Heaven kissing hill 12. Xploding Plastix - Errata 13. Andreas Vollenweider - Brothership 14. Remember Remember - The swiming 15. The Afghan Whigs - Be sweet 16. Taiga Blues - Bfb 17. Unknown 18. Akira Rabelais - 1559 W. Cuninghan 19. Hu Zi & Wang Jhan - Gemini trip A photo by Max Lomov

RADIO ZERO 030

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 16 May 2009 22:29:01 GMT

RADIO.ZERO.030 16 May 2009 01. Intro 02. Minimal Compact - When i go 03. Piano Magic - You can hear the room 04. Mark Eitzel - A loving tribute to my city 05. Agalloch - Hollow stone 06. Whitetree - The room 07. A Five & A Dime Ship - Your extraordinary beauty 08. Sundown Seventy - Roads less traveled 09. Worm is Green - Shyntia 10. Alopecia- Good friday 11. Colleen - Sun against my eyes 12. Merz - Loveheart 13. ZH - Carousel 14. Murr*Murr - Daydream 15. Last Vote - Muscat A photo by Ivan Davydov

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 62

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 15 May 2009 19:33:18 GMT

YOUNG.MARBLE.GIANTS - COLOSSAL YOUTH Colossal Youth is the first and only LP by Young Marble Giants, released in 1980 on Rough Trade Records. Young Marble Giants were offered the opportunity to record the album after Rough Trade heard just two songs by the band on the local Cardiff music compilation, Is The War Over?. The album was recorded in three and half days at Foel Studios in North Wales for £1000. The band was able to record fast and cheaply by using many of their first takes on the record in a deliberate attempt to keep the music 'alive'. The only overdubbing on the record is a slide guitar on one track and distorted vocals on another. Track listing: "Searching for Mr. Right" "Include Me Out" "The Taxi" "Eating Noddemix" "Constantly Changing" "N.I.T.A." "Colossal Youth" "Music for Evenings" "The Man Amplifier" "Choci Loni" "Wurlitzer Jukebox" "Salad Days" "Credit in the Straight World" "Brand - New - Life" "Wind in the Rigging" The re-release including the following bonus tracks, taken from the Testcard EP, and some B-sides: "This Way" "Posed by Models" "Clock" "Clicktalk" "Zebra Trucks" "Sporting Life" "Final Day" "Radio Silents" "Cake Walking" "Ode to Booker T" Personnel: Stuart Moxham - guitar and organ Alison Statton - vocals Philip Moxham - bass 1980

CAN YOU KEEP THIS SECRET ?

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 12 May 2009 22:05:27 GMT

CAN.YOU.KEEP.THIS.SECRET ? by Tony Justerini 01. The Tumbled Sea - Melody I 02. Folkaholic - Nicks song 03. Samuel L. Jackson - Ezekiel 25-17 04. Whitetree - Tangerine 05. Agents del Futuro - Histories 06. Au Revoir Simone - Oh! You pretty things 07. Agents del Futuro - The new gills 08. Maria Mckee - Love is all around 09. Alexandre Gil - excerpt from 12ª Província 10. Sumner McKane - After the fireworks we walked... 11. Whitetree - Kyril 12. John Travolta & Samuel L. Jackson - Excerpt from Pulp Fiction 13. Labradford - Dulcimers 14. Scraps of Tape - Untitled 3 15. Beach House - Heart and lungs 16. Ultravox - Vienna 17. Grace Cathedral Park - Play delicate, desire quiet 18. Aquaparque - Saúde 19. A Lily - A Town like hurricane 20. Peter Murphy - Face the moon photo by Vadim Demushkin

RADIO ZERO 029

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:28:32 GMT

RÁDIO.ZERO.029 09 MAY 2009 01. Sleeping in Gethsemane - Interlude 02. Cue - Every wing hits at once 03. Cue - Wedding song for living things 04. Gala Drop - Frog scene 05. Derek Meins - A city called hell 06. Aquaparque - De dentro de uma baleia 07. Collection of Colonies of Bees - Fun 08. Joy Wants Eternity - Death is a door the opens 09. Derek Meins - Richard 10. Amber Asylum - Loss is the sword 11. The Tumbled Sea - We're turning into regular people 12. Cantaloup - My discurse with Mr. Lloyd 13. Rien - Mesto piano 14. Old Jerusalem - The guilt albatross 15. The Tumbled Sea - 97202 16. Mark Koselek - Drop 17. David Byrne & Brian Eno - Everything that happens A photo by José Sarmento

VENENO PARA LAS HADAS

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Thu, 07 May 2009 18:27:17 GMT

VENENO.PARA.LAS.HADAS By jrmusic 01 Elika - December 02 Ryan Adams - Stop 03 Terry Lee Hale - Streets Of Stone 04 Steve Jansen - Playground Martyrs 05 Jakob Dylan - Evil is alive and well 06 The Album Leaf - Wishful Thinking 07 Steve Von Till - Breathe 08 Felix Laband - Whistling in Tongues 09 Steven Wilson - Veneno Para Las Hadas 10 Teddy Thompson - Everybody Move It 11 Hoobastank - Tears of yesterday 12 Chris Cornell - Part Of Me 13 Nick Barret & Clive Nolan - (Don't Forget To) Breathe 14 PSAPP - The camel's back

TODO SE PRECIPITA A TU ALREDEDOR DEPRISA

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 03 May 2009 21:24:20 GMT

TODO.SE.PRECIPITA.A.TU.ALREDEDOR.DEPRISA By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Paulo Autram - Ode triunfal (Poema de Fernando Pessoa)+ Bosques De Mi Mente - El mensage de las ballenas/Todo se precipita a tu alrededor deprisa 03. Barzin - Sometimes the night 04. Clayhill - Mystery train 05. Immanu El - Home 06. Clayhill - Please, please,please, let me get what i want 07. Guitaro - Karate 08. Idaho - Levitate 09. Kurt Elling - The waking 10. Great Lake Swimmers - Unison falling into harmony 11. Change Of Plans - How to be a saint 12. Eric Wollo - Valley 13. Jason Anderson - My balancing act 14. Jason Molina - Red comet dust 15. Kayo Dot - Clelia walking 16. Mamiffer - Aunwn 17. Paulo Autram - Vem sentar-te comigo Lídia + Steve Roach - Rain & creoste A photo by Maksim

RADIO ETIOPIA 028

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 03 May 2009 15:06:56 GMT

RADIO.ETIOPIA.028 02 May 2009 01. Intro 02. Bright Red Paper - C sharp minor 03. Gomez - So 04. Anomie Belle - John Q public 05. M. Ward - Oh! Lonsome me 06. Giant Sand - Desperate kingdom of love 07. Ryan Bingham - Don't wait for me 08. Danny Cohen - Were all gunna die 09. Belle & Sebastian - The state of i am in 10. Iron & Wine - Stolen houses 11. Kurt Wagner - Chelsea Hotel 12. Clint Mansell - The last man 13. Tea Party - Crazyshark A photo by Igor Kashtanov

END OF THE LINE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 02 May 2009 13:44:54 GMT

END.OF.THE.LINE BY JOÃO H 01. Opeth - Hope Leaves 02. Xavier Rudd - Better People 03. Pink Floyd - Mudmen 04. Machine Head - A Farewell To Arms 05. Mark Knopfler - No Can Do 06. Bob Marley - Want More 07. Banshee And Something Can't Remember - Dead Man Tell No Tales 08. Bruce Dickinson - River Of No Return 09. Audioslave - Yesterday To Tomorrow 10. B.B. King - A Mother's Love 11. Oasis - Mucky Fingers 12. Nick Cave - There is a Light 13. Pernice Brothers - One Foot in the Grave 14. Smashing Pumpkins - Frail and Bedozzled 15. Steve Vai - Blowfish 16. System Of A Down - Roulette A photo by Miguel Peixoto

HOW TO BE A SAINT

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 22:51:51 GMT

HOW TO BE A SAINT by Tony Justerini 01. Jim Morrison - Dawn's highway 02. Olafur Arnalds - Faun 03. Because of Ghosts - The stars, the stars, the stars 04. Blue Foundation - History 05. Sigur Ros - Staralfur 06. Bell Orchestre - Icicles/Bicycles 07. The North Sea - Eternal birds 08. Sidsel Endresen & Budge Wessel - Singles 09. Olafur Arnalds - Ljosio 10. Sophia - Portugal 11. Sophia - Storm Clouds 12. 3epkano - Loop station 13. 1 Mille North - August 8:15 14. Bill Callahan - Night 15. Cantaloup - When my girls walks through this garden 16. Patrick Watson - Sunday 17. Change of Plans - How to be a saint 18. Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts II 19. Rachel's - Last things last 20. The Tumbled Sea - A Love song 21. Scythelence - Like drenched butterfly 22. At Swim Two Birds - Down by the stream 23. The Durutti Column - Love no more 24. Bell Orchestre - Water/Light/Shifts A photo by unknown

RÁDIO ZERO 027

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:48:48 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 027 25 APRIL 2009 01. The Album Leaf - Spinning me dizzy 02. An Astrologists Guide to the Stars in the Sky - Aquarius 03. Vangelis - Beaubourg ( excerpt ) 04. Amiina - Souvenir 05. Vangelis - Beaubourg ( excerpt ) 06. Gargle - Looming 07. Susanna and the Magical Orchestra - Love will tear us apart 08. Mt. - Lecture on nothing 09. Joe Hisaishi - Kaisan 10. Lakes of Russia - Lovozero 11. Everybody Loves Irene - Architect 12. Raphael - Primitive silence 13. Underlapper - Terrace 14. Gargle - Meditation of a heart 15. The Duke Spirit - Sovereign 16. David Bowie - Crystal Japan 17. The Static Silence - Time bends 18. Sparks - I've never been high A photo by Anna Driel

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 63

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 19:22:12 GMT

THE STRANGLERS - LA FOLIE La Folie is an album by The Stranglers, recorded and released in 1981. The Stranglers had initially been the most commercially successful band of the punk/new-wave period in Britain, but by 1981, their success had waned noticeably. The La Folie album was a conscious attempt to deliver a more commercial product. The band's record company, EMI, sent them into the studio with famous producer Tony Visconti, giving him a brief to "produce each song as if it was a hit single". The album’s French language title "La Folie" literally translates into English as "Madness". In various interviews, the band related that this referred to "The Madness of Love" and that conceptually, each of the songs on the album was intended to explore a different kind or aspect of "love". The title track is also said to be based upon the story of Issei Sagawa. The track "Golden Brown" gave the band the renewed commercial success they were seeking; released as a single, it reached No. 2 in the UK chart in January 1982, and went on to become EMI's highest selling single for many years. Many buyers were seemingly unaware of the meaning of the lyrics, which contain metaphorical references to heroin. This may have been further confused by different band members claiming that the song was about desertification, imperialism and as said in a recent interview, "toast". Other singles from the album were: "Let Me Introduce You To The Family" (No. 42 in November 1981) and the title-track, "La Folie", which reached No. 47 in April 1982. Upon release "La Folie" looked set to be the band's lowest charting album, but, bouyed by the success of "Golden Brown", the album eventually peaked at no.11 in the UK album chart, and spent 18 weeks on the chart. Hugh Cornwell related in The Stranglers - Song by Song that the correct title of the album's opening track was in fact "Non Stop Nun", and he apparently had been unaware that the record company had printed it as simply "Non Stop". Track listing 1. "Non Stop" 2. "Everybody Loves You When You're Dead" 3. "Tramp" 4. "Let Me Introduce You To The Family" 5. "Ain't Nothin' To It" 6. "The Man They Love To Hate" 7. "Pin Up" 8. "It Only Takes Two To Tango" 9. "Golden Brown" 10. "How To Find True Love And Happiness In The Present Day" 11. "La Folie" CD Bonus Tracks 1987 CD:

FOR AUSCHWITZ

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:45:20 GMT

FOR AUSCHWITZ By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Fall Of Efrafa - Intro 03. Worrytrain - For Auschwitz 04. Arvo Pärt - Spiegel im spiegel 05. Nick Cave - Grief came riding 06. Aquilus - Millicent end season 07. General Fuzz - Fuzzy prayer 08. António Pinho Vargas - Brinquedos 09. Asturiaz - Should i dream to be a rich boy 10. Moya - Postlude #8 11. Tom Verlaine - New 12. Stafraenn Hákon - Last christmas 13. The Clogs - Yeri ali 14. At Swim Two Birds - Falling from trees 15. Halves - Morning breaks the sleep recorder 16. Maximilian Hecker - I am falling now 17. Barzin - Take this blue 18. Sidsel Endresen - Travelling still 19. Cinematic Orchestra - Life of the bird 20. The Innocence Mission - A photo by Samuel Sevada

RADIO ZERO 026

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 20:56:34 GMT

Radio Zero 18 April 2009 01. Intro 02. Van Morrison - Reminds me of you 03. Nina Simone - Do i move you 04. ZZ Top - Brown sugar 05. John Lee Hooker - Sally Mae 06. Jeff Healey Band - Nice problem to have 07. Steve Earle - Everyones in love with you 08. John Campbell - Ain't afraid of midnight 09. The Rolling Stones - I got the blues 10. ZZ Top - Asleep in the desert 11. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple man 12. Tom Waits - Heartattack & vine 13. John Mayall - Spinning coin 14. Legendary Tiger Man - Sauselito 1pm A photo by Serge CrMax

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 64

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 21:32:35 GMT

TALKING HEADS - MORE SONGS ABOUT BUILDINGS & FOOD More Songs About Buildings and Food is Talking Heads' second album, the first of a string of three produced with Brian Eno. The album was significantly more popular than their first, Talking Heads: 77. The band's blend of funky bass, bubblegum, country, reggae and punk influences, with David Byrne's unique voice, established the group as a critical success known for their live shows, but still with disappointing album sales. More Songs about Buildings and Food peaked at #29 on Billboard's Pop Albums chart, while the Al Green cover "Take Me to the River" peaked at #26 on the Pop Singles chart in 1979. The front cover of the album which was conceived and executed by David Byrne is a photomosaic of the band made of 529 close-up Polaroid photographs. In 2003, the album was ranked number 382 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. In 2006, it was ranked the 45th-best album of the 1970s by Pitchfork Media. In 2005, it was re-released and remastered by Warner Music Group on their Warner Bros./Sire Records/Rhino Records labels in DualDisc format, with four bonus tracks on the CD side ("Stay Hungry" (1977 version), alternate versions of "I'm Not in Love" and "The Big Country", and the 'Country angel' version of "Thank You for Sending Me an Angel"). The DVD-Audio side includes both stereo and 5.1 surround high resolution (96 kHz/24bit) mixes, as well as a Dolby Digital version and videos of the band performing "Found a Job" and "Warning Sign." In Europe, it was released as a CD+DVDA two disc set rather than a single DualDisc. The reissue was produced by Andy Zax with Talking Heads Track listing All songs written by David Byrne, except where noted. Side one "Thank You for Sending Me an Angel" – 2:11 "With Our Love" – 3:30 "The Good Thing" – 3:03 "Warning Sign" – 3:55 "The Girls Want to Be With the Girls" – 2:37 "Found a Job" – 5:00 Side two "Artists Only" (Byrne, Wayne Zieve) – 3:34 "I'm Not in Love" – 4:33 "Stay Hungry" (Byrne, Chris Frantz) – 2:39 "Take Me to the River" (Al Green, Teenie Hodges) – 5:00 "The Big Country" – 5:30 Personnel David Byrne – vocals, guitars, synthesized percussion Chris Frantz – drums and percussion Jerry Harrison – piano, organ, synthesizer, guitar, backing vocals Tina Weymouth – bass guitar, backing vocals Additional personnel Brian Eno – synthesizers, piano, guitar, percussion, background singing Tina & the Typing Pool – backing vocals on "The Good Thing" Recording personnel Benji Armbrister – assistant engineer Rhett Davies – engineer, mixing Joe Gastwirt – mastering Ed Stasium – mixing on "Found a Job"

INSOMNIA

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:13:57 GMT

INSOMNIA by Tony Justerini 01. Followed by Ghosts - 5:52 a.m. 02. ZH - The carousel 03. Whitetree - Tangerine 04. The Dukes of Leisure - Science ( a low hum mix ) 05. Denez Prigent - An droug-red 06. The Dears - Sinthtro 07. The Cinematic Orchestra - Crimson skies 08. Sequence Pulse - Dream lights 09. Dhal - She didn´t want to drink... 10. The Boats - Personal evacuation plan 1 11. Molasses - Death march 12. The Boats - Information for employers 13. The Ascent of Everest - As the city burned... 14. Molasses - Insomnia 15. Jeniferever - Alvik 16. A Shoreline Dream - Intermissionary 17. Followed by Ghosts - The entire city was silent 18. Pilot Cloud - Siege 19. Pg. Lost - Before you give in 20. Logh - Exit photo by Helyn Davenport

RÁDIO ZERO 025

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 21:07:43 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 025 01. Tristeza - Común 02. Rumskib - Hearts on fire 03. Soundpool - On High 04. Rome - Joys of stealth 05. Heróis do Mar - Macau 06. Worrytrain - End theme 07. All Angels Gone - Stephen H 08. Saltillo - I´m on the wrong side 09. Rodrigo Leão - António 10. Rufus Wainwright - Lowlands away 11. Laurie Anderson - The death of livestock 12. Cindy Kat - Another time, another place 13. Richard Wright - Interlude 14. Tim Buckley - Song to the siren 15. Adelaide - Green horizon 16. Ane Brun - Linger with pleasure A photo by Jette Stroem

GRAPEFRUIT MOON

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 07:38:23 GMT

GRAPEFRUIT MOON By jrmusic 01 Jethro Tull - Thick as a brick (extract) 02 Lionel Neykov - Freeze My Senses 03 Bruce Springsteen - The Last Carnival 04 Tom Waits - Grapefruit Moon 05 Sting - Lullaby to an Anxious Child 06 Thomas Dybdahl - Dice 07 The Doors - You're lost little girl 08 Mark Isham - Shooting The Chutes 09 Toto - Rosanna (live) 10 The Flower Kings - I Am the Sun, Pt. 1 (extract) 11 David Gilmour - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (live) 12 Alan Parsons - The call of the wild 13 The Dolphin brothers (Jansen & Barbieri) - Second sight 14 David Bowie - Thursday's child

SOLEDAD

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 23:56:36 GMT

SOLEDAD By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. The American Dollar - Palestine 03. Caspian - The dove 04. TV On Radio - Love dog 05. Ryan Binghan - For what it's worth 06. Port-Royal - Severnaya 07. Elements of Something Really Beautiful - My life as star dust 08. Doi - In your sight 09. Aquilus - Aeila 10. June Tabor - Send us a quiet night 11. The Tiger Lillies - Yellow angel 12. The Dead Texan - Taco me manque 13. Boy In Static - Slept fine 14. Black Ox Orkestar - Shvartze flame, vayser fayer 15. Bert Jansh - The old triangle 16. Arca - Portrait of an usatistied figure 17. Murder by Dead - Ball in chain 18. Nine Inch Nails - 12 ghosts II 19. Not to Reason Why - Flowers ... 20. Boy In Static - First Words A photo by IJ

RADIO ZERO 024

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 21:52:41 GMT

RADIO ZERO 024 04 April 2009 01. Intro 02. Once Upon a Time in America (OST) 03. Winter Family - Ray of light/ no bad animals 04. June Tabor - Ah! The sighs 05. Feist - Water 06. Max Richter - On the nature of daylight 07. Dakota Suite - Signal hill 08. Bon Iver - Creature fear 09. American Music Club - Gratitude walks 10. Andrei Machado - La mi realidad 11. Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros - Ramshackle day parade 12. Death Cab For Cutie - Tinny vassels 13. Pat Matheny & Charlie Haden - Cinema paradiso (love the me) A photo by Aleksandr Batura

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 65

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:27:16 GMT

MY.LIFE.IN.THE.BUSH.OF.GHOSTS BRIAN ENO & DAVID BYRNE My Life in the Bush of Ghosts is a 1981 album by Brian Eno and David Byrne, titled after Amos Tutuola's 1954 novel of the same name. The album was re-released in expanded form in 2006. Receiving strong reviews upon its release, My Life is now regarded as a high point in the discographies of Eno and Byrne.In a 1985 interview, singer Kate Bush stated the album "left a very big mark on popular music," while critic John Bush describes it as "[a] pioneering work for countless styles connected to electronics, ambience, and Third World music." Recording details Eno had collaborated with Byrne's group Talking Heads on Fear of Music in 1979, and My Life was recorded mostly in a break between touring for that album, and the recording of Talking Heads' Remain in Light from 1980. Drawing on funk and world music (particularly the multi-layered percussion of African music), My Life is similar to Talking Heads' music of the same era. The "found objects" credited to Eno and Byrne were common objects used mostly as percussion. In the notes for the 2006 expanded edition of the album, Byrne writes that they would often use a normal drum kit, but with a cardboard box replacing the bass drum, or a frying pan replacing the snare drum; this would blend the familiar drum sound with unusual percussive noises. However, rather than featuring conventional pop or rock singing, most of the vocals are sampled from other sources, such as commercial recordings of Arabic singers, radio disc jockeys, and an exorcist. Musicians had previously used similarly sampling techniques, but critic Dave Simpson declares it had never before been used "to such cataclysmic effect" as on My Life. The album was recorded entirely with analogue technology, before the advent of digital sequencing and MIDI. The sampled voices were synchronized with the instrumental tracks via trial and error, a practice that was often frustrating, but which also produced several happy accidents. Original package design was created by Peter Saville. For the re-release, the new artwork was designed by Peter Buchanan-Smith, with booklet cover images and studio photography by Hugh Brown. Track listing Original LP (1981) All tracks written by Eno/Byrne except as indicated. Notes below indicated the voices sampled, from the liner notes: Side One: "America Is Waiting" (arr. Eno, Byrne, Bill Laswell, Tim Wright, David Van Tieghem) – 3:36 Unidentified indignant radio host (Ray Taliaferro of KGO NEWSTALK AM 810) , San Francisco, April 1980. "Mea Culpa" – 3:35 Inflamed caller and smooth politician replying, both unidentified. Radio call-in show, New York, July 1979. "Regiment" (Eno, Byrne, Michael "Busta Cherry" Jones) – 3:56 Dunya Yusin, Lebanese mountain singer. (From The Human Voice in the World of Islam, Tangent Records TGS131) "Help Me Somebody" – 4:18 Reverend Paul Morton, broadcast sermon, New Orleans, June 1980. "The Jezebel Spirit" – 4:55 Unidentified exorcist, New York, September 1980. Side Two: "Qu'ran" [sic] – 3:46 Algerian Muslims chanting the Qur'an. (Same source as side one track 3) "Moonlight in Glory" – 4:19 The Moving Star Hall Singers, Sea Islands, Georgia. (From The Moving Star Hall Singers, Folkways FS 3841). Produced by Guy Carawan. "The Carrier" – 3:30 Dunya Yusin. (See side one track 3) "A Secret Life" – 2:30 Samira Tewfik, Egyptian popular singer. (From Les Plus Grandes Artistes du Monde Arabe, EMI) "Come with Us" – 2:38 Unidentified radio evangelist, San Francisco, April 1980 "Mountain of Needles" – 2:35 In the second edition (1982), the track "Qu'ran", which features samples of Qur'anic recital, was removed at the request of The Islamic Council of Great Britain. In its place "Very, Very Hungry" (the B-side of "The Jezebel Spirit" 12" EP)[7] was substituted. The first edition of the CD (1986) included both tracks, with "Very, Very Hungry" as a bonus track. Later editions (1990 and later) followed the revised LP track order without "Qu'ran." Personnel David Byrne and Brian Eno - guitars, basses, synthesizers, drums, percussion, found objects John Cooksey - drums Chris Frantz - drums Dennis Keeley - bodhran Busta Jones - bass Bill Laswell - bass Mingo Lewis - bata, sticks Prairie Prince - can, bass drum Jose Rossy - congas, agong-gong Steve Scales - congas, metals David van Tieghem - drums, percussion Tim Wright - click bass Rooks on "Help Me Somebody" courtesy April Potts, Eglingham Hall

THE GWB THEOREM

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 21:07:51 GMT

THE GWB THEOREM by Tony Justerini 01. Pedro Carcassas - Exercise one 02. Organic Frequences - Tread softly 03. The String Quartet - Ashes to ashes (excerpt) 04. Greg Baumont - The GWB Theorem 05. Dominik Baumgartner - Heading for a new world 06. Achillea - Alas del aguilla 07. Four Tet - Leila came round... 08. David Sylvian - Let the happiness in 09. Stars of The Lid - Dopamine clouds 10. Popol Vuh - Morgengrub 11. Stafraenn Hákon - Rjupa 12. Nico - Your word against mine 13. Fausto - É o mar que nos chama 14. North - Path of the abandoned 15. Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends theme 16. AU 4 - The tree that lived and died 17. Pink Floyd - A sarceful of secrets 18. Aesthesys - Siren's song 19. Yann Tiersen & Shannon Wright - No mercy for she 20. Patrick Wolf - The kiss 21. Rickard Javerling - Heavenly birds 22. Wonderfall Falling Yesterday - Wonderland falling today

RÁDIO ZERO 023

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:11:24 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 023 28 MARCH 2009 01. Tunturia - Silence is consent 02. Os Poetas - Magnólia 03. Mamiffer - Black running water 04. Aarktica - Out of sea 05. Texas Pandaa - Siena 06. Talkdemonic - Tides in their grave 07. Natural Snow Buildings - Eu un mirroir, obscurement 08. John Foxx - If only 09. Devotchka - How it ends 10. Al Berto - Se um dia a juventude voltasse 11. Einsturzende Neubauten - Stella Maris 12. John Foxx - Cathedral ocean 13. Eddie Vedder - Guaranteed 14. Lee Clayton - I love you 15. Haley Bonar - Too much nothing

DEATH IS NOT THE END by joão H

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 16:44:41 GMT

Death is Not the End by João H 01- Mark Knopfler – Speedway at nazareth 02- Dave Mathews Band - Stay 03- Tom Waits - Pony 04- Our Lady Peace - Superman's Dead 05- Ornatos Violeta - A Dama Do Sinal 06- Three Days Grace - Pain 07- Old Jerusalem – lunar calendar 08- Jorge Palma - Cantiga do Zé 09- Interpol - All Fired Up 10- Gogol Bordello - Dogs Were Barking 11- Eddie Vedder - End of the Road 12- Dream Theater - Perfect Stranger 13- Day Of Fire - Through The Fire 14- Alter Bridge - Broken Wings 15- David Gilmour - Cry From The Street 16- Avenged Sevenfold – Gunslinger A photo by Miguel Peixoto

LANTERN

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 21:41:09 GMT

LANTERN By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Woven Hand & Última Vez - To make a ring 03. 101A - Lethe 04. Epic 45 - Onwards as the world sinks 05. Maserati - A common interest in science 06. Fifths of Seven - Waiting 07. Aquilus - Millicent end season 08. Anthony - Her eyes are underneath the ground 09. Angel Eyes - Two times , too many 10. Scott Walker -Farmer in the city 11. Mono - L'america 12. Lifestory: Monologue - Ultimate 13. Elements of Something Beautiful - My autumn reason 14. Wardruna - Loyndomsriss 15. Elvis Perkins - Good friday 16. Stabilo - Rangs 17. Sequence Pulse - Dream lights 18. Blackfilm - Untitled 19. The Clogs - Lantern 20. Chemtrail - Arrival A photo by Erlend Mork

RADIO ZERO 022

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 00:42:01 GMT

RADIO ZERO 022 21 March 2009 01. Intro 02. Frank Zappa - Trouble everyday 03. Jimi Hendrix - Hey Joe 04. Led Zeppelin - Immigrant song 05. Bruce Springsteen - Candy's room 06. Jeff Beck - Another place 07. John Cale - Riverbank 08. Lou Reed - Coney island baby 09. Van Morrison - Beside you 10. Nick Drake - The day is gone 11. The Beatles - Tomorrow never knows 12. Leo Kottke - Why ask why 13. Tom Waits - Downtown train 14. John Mayall & the Blues Breakers - Parchman farm 15. Neil Young - Through my sails 16. David Bowie - Life on mars 17. Tom Waits - In shades A photo by Viktor Kalechenkov

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 66

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 17:34:34 GMT

TOM WAITS - SMALL CHANGE The album featured famed drummer Shelly Manne, and was, like Waits' previous albums, heavily jazz influenced, with a lyrical style that owed influence to Raymond Chandler and Charles Bukowski as well as a vocal delivery influenced by Louis Armstrong. The music for the most part consists of Waits' hoarse, rough voice, set against a backdrop of piano, upright bass, drums and saxophone. "Tom Traubert's Blues" opens the album. Jay S. Jacobs has described the song as a "stunning opener ets the tone for what follows." The refrain is based almost word by word on the 1890 Australian song, "Waltzing Matilda" by A.B. "Banjo" Paterson. The origin of the song is somewhat ambiguous. The most plausible version, the sub-title of the track "Four Sheets to the Wind in Copenhagen", seems to be that it is about a time that Waits spent in Copenhagen in 1976 while on a tour. There, he apparently met Danish singer Mathilde Bondo. In a 1998 radio interview, she confirmed that she met Waits and that they spent a night on the town together. Waits himself described the song's subject during a concert in Sydney Australia in March 1979 as "Uh, well I met this girl named Matilda. And uh, I had a little too much to drink that night. This is about throwing up in a foreign country." In an interview on NPR's World Cafe, aired December 15, 2006, Waits stated that Tom Traubert was a "friend of a friend" who died in prison. Bones Howe, the album's producer, recalls when Waits first came to him with the song: He said the most wonderful thing about writing that song. He went down and hung around on skid row in L.A. because he wanted to get stimulated for writing this material. He called me up and said, 'I went down to skid row ... I bought a pint of rye. In a brown paper bag.' I said, 'Oh really?'. 'Yeah - hunkered down, drank the pint of rye, went home, threw up, and wrote 'Tom Traubert's Blues [...] Every guy down there ... everyone I spoke to, a woman put him there." Howe was amazed when he first heard the song, and he's still astonished by it. "I do a lot of seminars," he says. "Occasionally I'll do something for songwriters. They all say the same thing to me. 'All the great lyrics are done.' And I say, 'I'm going to give you a lyric that you never heard before."' Howe then says to his aspiring songwriters, "A battered old suitcase to a hotel someplace / And a wound that will never heal." This particular Tom Waits lyric Howe considers to be "brilliant. " It's "the work of an extremely talented lyricist, poet, whatever you want to say. That is brilliant, brilliant work. And he never mentions the person, but you see the person." The song has been recorded by Rod Stewart on the albums Lead Vocalist and Unplugged and Seated under the title "Tom Traubert's Blues (Waltzing Matilda)". Album closer "I Can't Wait to Get Off Work (And See My Baby on Montgomery Avenue)" has a simple musical arrangement, boasting only Waits' voice and piano. The lyrics are about Waits' first job at Napoleone Pizza House (still at 619 National City Blvd, National City, CA) in San Diego, which he began in 1965, at the age of 16. Themes At the time of the recording of Small Change Waits was drinking more and more heavily, and life on the road was starting to take its toll on him. Waits, looking back at the period said: I was sick through that whole period [...] It was starting to wear on me, all the touring. I'd been travelling quite a bit, living in hotels, eating bad food, drinking a lot - too much. There's a lifestyle that's there before you arrive and you're introduced to it. It's unavoidable. In reaction to these hardships Waits recorded Small Change (1976), which finds Waits in much more cynical and pessimistic mood lyrically than his previous albums, with many songs such as "The Piano Has Been Drinking" and "Bad Liver and a Broken Heart" presenting a bare and honest portrayal of alcoholism, while also cementing Waits' hard-living reputation in the eyes of many fans. The album's themes include those of desolation, deprivation, and, above all else, alcoholism. The cast of characters, which includes hookers, strippers and small-time losers, are for the most part, night-owls and drunks; people lost in a cold, urban world. With the album Waits asserted that he "tried to resolve a few things as far as this cocktail-lounge, maudlin, crying-in-your-beer image that I have. There ain't nothin' funny about a drunk [...] I was really starting to believe that there was something amusing and wonderfully American about being a drunk. I ended up telling myself to cut that shit out." However, beyond the serious themes with which the album deals, the lyrics are often also noted for their humour; with songs such as "The Piano Has Been Drinking" and "Bad Liver And A Broken Heart" including puns and jokes in their treatment of alcoholism, with the added humour in Waits' drunken diction. It received critical reviews equal to or better than Waits's previous albums, but was at first a surprise commercial success, rising to #89 on the Billboard chart within two weeks of its release. However, Small Change fell off the Billboard Top 200 three weeks later, and Waits was never to better its position until 1999's Mule Variations When asked in interview by Q Magazine in 1999 if he shared many fans' view that Small Change was the crowning moment of his "beatnik-glory- meets-Hollywood-noir period" (i.e. from 1973-1980), Waits replied Well, gee. I'd say there's probably more songs off that record that I continued to play on the road, and that endured. Some songs you may write and record but you never sing them again. Others you sing em every night and try and figure out what they mean. "Tom Traubert's Blues" was certainly one of those songs I continued to sing, and in fact, close my show with. Artwork The model posing as a stripper on the album cover is Cassandra Peterson, who later created the horror host character Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. TRACK LISTING All songs written by Tom Waits. Side One "Tom Traubert's Blues (Four Sheets to the Wind in Copenhagen)" – 6:39 "Step Right Up" – 5:43 "Jitterbug Boy (Sharing a Curbstone With Chuck E. Weiss, Robert Marchese, Paul Body and The Mug and Artie)" – 3:44 "I Wish I Was in New Orleans (in the Ninth Ward)" – 4:53 "The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me) (an Evening with Pete King)" – 3:40 Side Two "Invitation to the Blues" – 5:24 "Pasties and a G-String (at the Two O'Clock Club)" – 2:32 "Bad Liver and a Broken Heart (in Lowell)" – 4:50 "The One That Got Away" – 4:07 "Small Change (Got Rained on with His Own .38)" – 5:07 "I Can't Wait to Get Off Work (and See My Baby on Montgomery Avenue)" – 3:17 [edit] Personnel Harry Bluestone – violin, concertmaster strings Jim Hughart – bass Ed Lustgarden – cello, orchestra manager strings Shelly Manne – drums Lew Tabackin – tenor saxophone Tom Waits – vocals, piano Jerry Yester – arranger & conductor of string section 1976

Eluvium - An Accidental Memory In the Case of Death

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 20:31:29 GMT

THE EMPTY STAGE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 22:59:09 GMT

THE EMPTY STAGE by Tony Justerini 01. Cloud Archive - Navigation 02. Sigur Rós - Hafsól 03. Ólafur Arnalds - Fok 04. Fauna - Slowly 05. Downliners Sekt - Benz 06. Talkdemonic - Junesong 07. Jim Morrison - Hour for magic 08. Mamiffer - Black running water 09. Dolom - Ghost track 10. Followed by Ghosts - Hymn of twilight 11. Helios - A mountain of Ice 12. Talkdemonic - Lightning and butterflies 13. Eluvium - Reciting the airships 14. Magyar Posse - Lufthan 15. Great Lake Swimmers - Stealing tomorrow 16. Bryan Ferry - The cruel ship's Captain 17. Logh - Ahabian 18. Message to Bears - Running through woodland 19. Spokane - Leases & Promises 20. Actual Music Quartet - Watermirrors 21. Burial - Shell of light 22. Logh - String Theory a photo by Jens-Chr Strandos

DAVID BOWIE - WARSZAWA

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 19:51:25 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 021

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:45:33 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 021 01. Pink Floyd - Several pieces of small furry animals 02. Steve Hackett - Waiting Room only 03. John Cale - Do not go gentle in that good night 04. Lou Reed - Caroline says II 05. David Bowie - Warszawa 06. Robert Fripp - Love cannot bear 07. Genesis - Silent sorrow in empty boats 08. Harold Budd & Brian Eno - Not yet remembered 09. Iggy Pop - Mass production 10. Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Polly come home 11. Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - Sebastian 12. Robert Wyatt - Stalingrad 13. Neu - Leb' Wohl A photo by Stepan Borodulin

RYUICHI SAKAMOTO - MERRY CHRISTMAS MR. LAWRENCE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 23:33:08 GMT

RÁDIO ETIÓPIA NA RÁDIO ZERO

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 20:15:58 GMT

RÁDIO ETIÓPIA NA RÁDIO ZERO A partir de amanhã, 25/10 e todos os sábados ás 17 Horas, a Rádio Etiópia emite um programa na RÁDIO ZERO em www.radiozero.pt, a maior rádio portuguesa on-line. Um pequeno passo para nós e um grande salto para a Humanidade. Repete ás 2ªs ás 02H00, hora de Lisboa. Os programas da RE na Rádio Zero serão publicados todas as semanas, na nossa página.