RÁDIO ETIÓPIA

OPENING THE END

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 20:24:41 GMT

OPENING THE END by Tony Justerini 01. Gonçalo Botelho - Calm sea 02. Durutti Column - Sketch for dawn 03. Hadouk Trio - Ereboni solo 04. Haley Bonar - Too much nothing 05. Sigur Ros - Ara Bátur 06. Stars of the Lid - Dopamine clouds 07. Aphasia - The freedom highway 08. Phoenix and The Turtle - The trap 09. Â - A small track... 10. Rodrigo Leão - Amatorius 11. Paavoharju - Sumuvirsi 12. Syntax - Pride 13. Ane Brun - Temporary drive 14. Rickard Javerling - Martina's waltz 15. Leaves - The Angela test 16. Burial - Gutted 17. Mirah & the Spectratone International - Community 18. Johnny Greenwood - Prospectors arrived photo by Victor Chalfant

RÁDIO ZERO 011

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 14:57:53 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 011 03 JANUARY 2009 O1. Tom Verlaine - The O of adore 02. The Veils - Vicious Traditions 03. Orchestral Manouevres in the Dark - Radio Prague 04. Windmill - Replace me 05. The Snake, The Cross, The Crown - Gipsy Melodies 06. Sylvian Chauveau - Mon royaume 07. Rivulets - Morning light 08. This Mortal Coil - Song to the siren 09. We Are Scientists - Hoppipola 10. Project Skyward - An afternoon in Sedona 11. Secret Machines - Flying 12. Mão Morta - A poção 13. Krzystof Penderecki - Utrenja 14. Tantra - Commitment to love 15. Cindy Kat - Glória 16. David Byrne & Brian Eno - Everything that happens 17. Roger Eno & Kate St John - The blue sea 18. Quiet Village - Victoria's secret photo by Nathan Kern

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 75

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 19:38:31 GMT

SEX PISTOLS - NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS HERE'S THE SEX PISTOLS Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols is the first and only album recorded by the Sex Pistols, a highly influential and controversial English punk band. Fans and critics alike generally regard the album as an extremely important record in the history of rock music, citing the lasting influence it has had on subsequent punk musicians and other musical genres that were influenced by such punk rock artists. The album was released on 28 October 1977 on the Virgin Records label, amid controversy arising from the use of the obscenity (in British English) "bollocks" in its title. Older versions of most of the album's songs also appeared on a bootleg album called Spunk, which consists of demo recordings the band had made during 1976 and January 1977, and which was released shortly before Never Mind the Bollocks. • Overview Never Mind the Bollocks is the only official album released by the Sex Pistols while vocalist Johnny Rotten was a member of the group, although the same songs have subsequently appeared on many compilation albums (the group had effectively disbanded less than three months after the album's release). Many of the songs were featured in different versions in the film, The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle, a "mockumentary" loosely based on the Sex Pistols, but more about their manager (and the film's "mastermind"), Malcolm McLaren. Never Mind the Bollocks was met by a hail of controversy in the UK upon its release. The first documented legal problems involved the allegedly 'obscene' name of the album, and the prosecution (under Section 28 of the Town Police Clauses Act 1847, since replaced by the Indecent Displays (Control) Act 1981) of the manager of the Nottingham Virgin record shop (and label owner Richard Branson) for having displayed it in a window. However, at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on 24 November 1977, defending Queen's Counsel John Mortimer produced expert witnesses who were able to demonstrate that the word "bollocks" was actually a legitimate Old English term originally used to refer to a priest, and which, in the context of the title, meant "nonsense". The chairman of the hearing was forced to conclude: Much as my colleagues and I wholeheartedly deplore the vulgar exploitation of the worst instincts of human nature for the purchases of commercial profits by both you and your company, we must reluctantly find you not guilty of each of the four charges. Far more intense outrage was sparked by the lyrics of the songs "God Save the Queen" and "Anarchy in the U.K.", as well as Jamie Reid's cover art for the single of "God Save the Queen". Both were perceived as outrageous and depraved musical assaults on the monarchy, British civil society, its institutions, the social order, general morality and common decency. In particular, "God Save the Queen" was viewed as a direct personal attack on Queen Elizabeth II. Guitarist Steve Jones, and singer Johnny Rotten, have both insisted that it was not the Queen that the band directed their animus towards, but other members of the royal house and the British government in general. In either case, the notoriety did little to harm the record's sales in the UK. Rotten's bitten, over-articulated, angry vocals and his intentional avoidance of "good" singing were startlingly original in style, at that time, and his use of profanity and deliberately inflammatory language seemed downright shocking. He alternately screams and whines about corporate control, intellectual vacuity, and political hypocrisy, while guitarist Jones' multi-layered guitar tracks create a "wall of noise" to counter him. Producer Chris Thomas took a different approach to recording Never Mind the Bollocks than was to become the norm on most later punk rock albums. Instead of capturing a "raw" or "live" sound, Thomas achieved a very clear, broad, and layered sonic palette via multiple guitar overdubs, and extremely tight musicianship. He said: "Anarchy has something like a dozen guitars on it; I sort of orchestrated it, double-tracking some bits and separating the parts and adding them, et cetera ... It was quite labored. The vocals were labored, as well." However, some, purists in particular, have argued that the album is over-produced, and that the impact of the songs is diminished by the refined sound quality. Some critics further contend that the Sex Pistols had lost their initial spark of energy and exuberance by the time Never Mind the Bollocks was recorded, and that any anger present in the songs sounds contrived. Nonetheless, the album's anger and energy are considered to have been trailblazing precedents for the then-nascent punk rock movement. Charting and influence Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols reached #1 on the Official UK Albums Chart, but in the USA peaked at #106 upon initial release on the Billboard albums chart. Although the album's sales were initially slim outside Europe, it would ultimately gain a substantial reputation worldwide, achieving Gold status with the RIAA in 1987 (denoting 500,000 sales) and Platinum status (1,000,000 sales) just four years later. Likewise, influential critics consider Never Mind the Bollocks to have been a central formative influence on punk rock and subsequent forms of popular music. In 1985, NME writers voted Never Mind the Bollocks the 13th greatest album of all time. In 1993, NME writers voted the album the 3rd greatest of all time. In 1987, Rolling Stone magazine named it the second-most important album of the previous 20 years, behind only The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The same magazine named it the 41st greatest album of all time on their list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time in 2003. In an interview during 2002, Rolling Stone journalist Charles M. Young stated: Never Mind the Bollocks changed everything. There had never been anything like it before and really there's never been anything quite like it since. The closest was probably Nirvana, a band very heavily influenced by the Sex Pistols. In his 1995 book, The Alternative Music Almanac, Alan Cross placed the album in the #6 spot on the list of '10 Classic Alternative Albums'. In 1997, Never Mind the Bollocks was named the 24th greatest album of all time in a Music of the Millennium poll conducted in the United Kingdom by HMV Group, Channel 4, The Guardian and Classic FM. In 1998, Q magazine readers voted Never Mind the Bollocks the 30th greatest album of all time, and in 2000 the same magazine placed it at number 10 in its list of the 100 Greatest British Albums Ever. The VH1 network named Never Mind the Bollocks as the 17th greatest album of all time in 2001. The album also placed number one in a "Fifty Greatest Punk Albums Ever" readers' poll in Kerrang! magazine.[7] In 2006, it was chosen by Time magazine as one of the 100 best albums of all time, and in the same year NME voted the album the 4th greatest British album of all time. Track listing The original UK album (Virgin V2086) contained only eleven tracks, before the group changed their mind and decided to include "Submission". However, Virgin had already pre-emptively produced stampers for the eleven-track version, and by early October 1977 had already pressed 1,000 copies. Rather than scrap these, Virgin released them anyway, initially as promos, then commercially, as an attempt to counteract a sudden flood of imports from France, where a twelve-track version of the album (including "Submission") had been released in mid-October by Barclay Records. In response to this, Virgin also brought forward the album's intended UK release date by a week, and instead of waiting for the twelve-track album to be mastered, issued further copies of the eleven-track album (reportedly 50,000 copies, although some collectors now dispute these official figures as on the high side). Most of these copies included a poster and "Submission" as a freebie single. Some of the initial 11 track copies saw a private import to Sweden and were sold for a few weeks at a record shop in Stockholm. The poster and "Submission" were not included at this stage. An article in a local paper warned people not to buy this "faulty" issue and advised them to wait for the 12 track issue that was about to be pressed. The article also had a quote from Virgin in London where they say all production and sale have been stopped, but some copies unfortunately leaked out through their export company. This issue had blank back cover and matrix numbers A-1 and B-1. The twelve-track UK version began appearing in early November 1977. As a result of the track listing confusion, several variants of the UK back sleeve exist: completely blank; omitting "Submission"; including "Submission"; and a misprint including "Belsen Was a Gas" and omitting several other tracks, based on artwork for an earlier rejected track listing. All songs written by Steve Jones/Glen Matlock/Paul Cook/Johnny Rotten, except * by Jones/Cook/Rotten/Sid Vicious. All lyrics by Rotten (original "Seventeen" lyrics by Jones, original "Pretty Vacant" lyrics by Matlock). Twelve track version Side one 1. "Holidays in the Sun" – 3:22 * 2. "Bodies" – 3:03 * 3. "No Feelings" – 2:51 4. "Liar" – 2:41 5. "God Save the Queen" – 3:20 6. "Problems" – 4:11 Side two 1. "Seventeen" – 2:02 2. "Anarchy in the U.K." – 3:32 3. "Submission" – 4:12 4. "Pretty Vacant" – 3:18 5. "New York" – 3:05 6. "E.M.I." – 3:10 USA (Warner Bros. BSK3147) and Canada (Warner Bros. KBS3147) artwork is green on pink, track listing reverses "God Save the Queen" and "Problems". • Original French track listing (Barclay Records 941 001) as UK eleven-track version with "Submission" at the end of side one. Personnel • Johnny Rotten - lead vocals • Steve Jones - guitar, bass, backing vocals • Paul Cook - drums • Glen Matlock - bass guitar and backing vocals ("Anarchy in the U.K.") • Sid Vicious - bass guitar ("Bodies")

WRITTEN ON SKY

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 11:27:19 GMT

WRITTEN ON SKY By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Akira Kosemura - Garden 03. Aesthesy - Jacques Ives Costeau & deepest surface 04. Piano Magic - Crown estate 05. Eleni Karaindron - The tree 06. Lito Vitale - La anera 07. Wood & Wires - Canes venatici 08. Terry Lee Hale - Streets of stone 09. Empyrium - The shepherd & the maiden ghost 10. Pg Lost - Yes i am 11. Agalloch - Birch white 12. Max Richter - Written on sky 13. The Land of Nod - Reality channel 14. Piano Magic - Birdy machine 15. Tom Waits - Time 16. Put Your Hand In Mine - At the bar i 17. Andrei Machado - Relapso 18. Anghra & Mosh Patrol - Courage & courtesy 19. Fleet Foxes - Tiger moutain peasant song 20. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Wither 21. Max Richter - Written on sky + Al Berto-Queria ser marinheiro A photo by Alexsander Kustov

RADIO ZERO 010

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 00:58:04 GMT

RADIO ZERO 010 28 December 2008 01. Ludovico Eunaudi - Uno (Ovature) 02. The Blue Nile - Over the hill side 03. Lighspeed Champion - Dry lips 04. The Tiger Lillies - Hailstones 05. Kasumasa Hashimoto - Endless 06. Damien Rice - Older chests 07. Idaho - To be the one 08. Melodium - Flacana + Natália Correia - O testamento dos namorados 09. Gustavo Santa Olalla - Coyita 10. This Mortal Coil - Another day 11. Sufjan Stevens - Flint 12. Iron & Wine - Unknown 13. Andrew Bird - Tables & chairs 14. Imogem Heap - Hide & seek 15. Sebastien Schuller - 1978 A photo by Yuri B.

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 76

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 00:36:30 GMT

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Déjà-Vu Déjà Vu was the first album Crosby, Stills & Nash released since the absorption of Neil Young into the group. Some noted the influence of Buffalo Springfield (which both Stills and Young had been members of), and the album even included unreleased Buffalo Springfield song "Down Down Down". Stills estimates that the album took somewhere in the neighborhood of 800 hours of studio time to record; this figure may be exaggerated, even though the individual tracks display meticulous attention to detail.[1] In May 1970, two months after the album was released, the group recorded Neil Young's quickly penned response to the Kent State shootings, "Ohio." That single, backed with Stephen Stills' "Find the Cost of Freedom," was released in late June of the same year, making it to #14 on the Billboard Hot 100, notwithstanding its accusatory sentiment. In 2003, the album was ranked number 147 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. The same year, the TV network VH1 named Déjà Vu the 61st greatest album of all time. The album ranked at #14 for the Top 100 Albums of 1970 and #217 overall by Rate Your Music. The album was reissued for compact disc on October 25, 1990, and was re-released after being remastered from the original tapes at Ocean View Digital on September 6, 1994. Track listing "Carry On" (Stills) – 4:26 "Teach Your Children" (Graham Nash) – 2:53 "Almost Cut My Hair" (David Crosby) – 4:31 "Helpless" (Young) – 3:33 "Woodstock" (Joni Mitchell) – 3:54 "Déjà Vu" (Crosby) – 4:12 "Our House" (Nash) – 2:59 "4 + 20" (Stills) – 2:04 "Country Girl" (Young) – 5:11 "Whiskey Boot Hill" "Down, Down, Down" Country Girl (I Think You're Pretty) "Everybody I Love You" (Stills, Young) – 2:21 [edit] Personnel Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young David Crosby : Guitars, vocals. Stephen Stills : Guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, vocals. Graham Nash: Guitars, keyboards, vocals. Neil Young: Guitars, keyboards, harmonica, vocals. [edit] Additional personnel Greg Reeves: Bass guitar, percussion. Dallas Taylor: Drums, Percussion. Jerry Garcia: Pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children" John Sebastian: Harmonica on "Déjà vu" [edit] Production Producers: David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, Neil Young Engineer: Bill Halverson Art direction: Gary Burden Design: Gary Burden Photography: Henry Diltz, Tom Gundelfinger Direction: Elliot Roberts and associates

THE SIREN'S SONG

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 21:55:25 GMT

THE SIREN'S SONG by Tony Justerini 01. Aesthesys - Siren's song 02. Antennas to Heaven - 27 Minute problem 03. Set Fire To Flames - I will be true 04. Keser - In the next beginning 05. The Goldfinger Recordings - Autumn 06. Bark Psychosis - Codename dust 07. The Goldfinger Recordings - Coma 08. Murrmurr - Neon 09. Antennasia - AI 10. A Challenge of Honour - Slavery called democracy 11. This Day We Die - Untitled 12. Childs - Intro 13. Childs - Yui 14. Yes - And you and I 15. Crisope - Suenos de Babirusa 16. Worm is Green - Synthia 17. Ulan Bator - Selva 18. Friends of Dean Martinez - All the pretty horses photo by Tatiana Bogdanova

RÁDIO ZERO 009

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:55:11 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 009 20 December 2008 01. Theatre of Hate - Ovature 02. Red House Painters - Bubble 03. Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Bang 04. Richard Thompson - Mingulay Boat Song 05. Anoice - Go home through a broken window 06. Les Fragments de la Nuit - Les Eaux Dormants 07. Aesthesys - I am free, that's why I'm lost 08. EF - Soon 09. Bryan Ferry - Positively 4th street 10. Gastr Del Sol - Bauchredner 11. Calla - Promenade 12. The Sound of Animals Fighting - Lude 13. The Static Silence - In Colour 14. Marianne Faithfull - How many worlds 15. Johnnytwentythree - Last exit 16. Balmorhea - Limmat 17. Achilea - Prologo 18. Paulo Bragança - Remar, remar photo by Fernando Vintilde Aras

THE DAY THE MUSIC DIE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 22:13:56 GMT

THE DAY THE MUSIC DIE By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Trent Reznor- Videotrones: Quetions 03. Tom Waits- What's he building ? 04. Scott Walker- Cossacks are 05. Klaus Nomi- Dido's lament 06. Gang of Four- Paralysed 07. Maserati- Inventions 08. Swans- Celebrity lifestyle 09. Angelo Badalamenti- Police 10. Vanessa Van Basten- Good Morning+M. Viegas-Cena do ódio 11. Van Der Graaf Generator- Still life 12. Bauhaus- Crowds 13. Pixies- Vamos 14. Tuxedomoon- Volo vivace 15. Danny Cohen- Cold snap conundrum 16. Fuck Buttons- Ribs out 17. The Young Gods- Alabama song 18. Meanwhile Back In Communist Russia- Anatomies 19. Banda do Casaco- Cantiga d'embalar avózinhas A picture by Beatriz R.

RÁDIO ZERO 008

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 22:48:40 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 008 13 DECEMBER 2008 01. Damien Jurado - Survived by her husband 02. Death Cab for Cutie - A movie script ending 03. Françoiz Breut - Km 83 04. The Dandy Warholls - I am sound 05. Ola Podrida - Eastbound 06. Blueneck - Amoc 07. Beth Gibbons - Show 08. PJ Harvey - This mess we're in 09. Leo Kottke - Trombone 10. João Villaret - O menino de sua mãe 11. Fink - So long 12. GNR - Muçulmania 13. Eels - Rags to Rags 14. Elliot Smith - Let's get lost 15. Bosques de Mi Mente - Trenes de juguete 16. Sun Kil Moon - Grey Ice water 17. Six Organs of Admittance - Words for two 18. Damien Jurado - Survived by her husband photo by Tatyana Savvateeva

ECHOES FROM A WANDERED PATH

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 12:32:17 GMT

ECHOES FROM A WANDERED PATH by Tony Justerini 01. David Gilmour - Shine on you Crazy Diamond 02. The Sound of Animals Fighting - Intro 03. Strange Call Lilli Line - Error Slow 04. Takeshi Nishimoto - New morning 05. Ef - Ett 06. Agalloch - Simmerisle reprise 07. Marianne Faithfull - Dear God please help me 08. Aesthesys - At five in the afternoon 09. Ryuichi Sakamoto & David Byrne - The Red Guard dance 10. Akira Kosemura - Drizzle 11. Fifths of Seven - Echoes from a wandered path 12. Maria Callas - La Mamma Morta 13. David Bowie - Station to Station 14. Neil Young - Philadelphia 15. Johnnytwentythree - Red bird 16. Patti Smith & Kevin Shields - The coral sea 17. Future Loop Foundation - Stereo 72 18. North - Body abandoned 19. Susumu Yokota - Hisen 20. Ef - Hello Scotland 21. The Gift - How the end... Always end photo by Basil G

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 77

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 11:03:17 GMT

VIRGINIA ASTLEY - FROM GARDENS WERE WE FEEL SECURE From Gardens Where We Feel Secure is the title of the first Virginia Astley album issued on her own Happy Valley label and distributed by Rough Trade Records. The album was released in July 1983 and peaked at number 4 in the UK Indie Chart. The album was trailed by a couple of its tracks A Summer Long Since Past and It's Too Hot to Sleep, which were included on the 12" of the earlier single Love's a lonely place to be. The album is an instrumental collection of tone poems that describe the cycle and mirror the moods of an indolent summer day. The album began life as a series of demos produced by John Foxx at the Crépuscule studios, where he was working at the time. The album is notable for its structure, moving from dawn to dusk, and its use of natural, sound effects. In 1986, Astley and Ryuichi Sakamoto re-recorded "A Summer Long Since Past", re-naming it "A Summer Long Since Passed" and including it in her 1986 album Hope in a Darkened Heart. "From Gardens..." was re-mastered and re-released by Rough Trade as a CD in 2003. Critical Reaction The album was praised by critics. Stewart Mason, writing for Allmusic, stated: “ Almost entirely instrumental, save for a few wordless vocals on "A Summer Long Since Past," and featuring little instrumentation besides Astley's piano and some subtle woodwinds, the album is a lovely 35-minute meditation built around field recordings Astley made of the ambient sounds of the rural English countryside. This description makes the album sound much more twee and insubstantial than it actually is; however, Astley is no mere ambient noodler. These nine songs are melodically rich and varied; mood pieces in the truest sense of the term. ” Track listing "Morning: With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming" - 5:43 "Morning: A Summer Long Since Past" - 4:36 "Morning: From Gardens Where We Feel Secure" - 3:59 "Morning: Hiding In The Ha-Ha" - 3:55 "Afternoon: Out On The Lawn I Lie In Bed" - 5:09 "Afternoon: Too Hot For Peacocks" - 2:29 "Afternoon: Summer Of Their Dreams" - 3:21 "Afternoon: When The Fields Were On Fire" - 3:25 "Afternoon: It's Too Hot To Sleep" - 5:18 All instruments played by Virginia Astley

IF YOU ONLY KNEW THE RAIN

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:59:47 GMT

IF.YOU.ONLY.KNEW.THE.RAIN By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. The Feelies - Loveless love 03. Giant Sand - Standed pearl 04. Your Hand In Mine - Tea time 05. Peixe : Avião - Atiro ao alvo 06. Signal Hill - This new year's absence 07. Maserati- Inventions + David Mourão Ferreira- Testamento 08. Tunturia - Cast shadows on clouds 09. Woods & Wires - Canes venatici 10. Jim White - Jailbird 11. Gravenhurst - Still water 12. Headless Heroes - Just one time 13. Ginorons - Blink in blue 14. Yann Tiersen & Shannon Wright - Dragon fly 15. Balmorhea - If you only the rain 16. Peixe : Avião - Barbitúrica luz

RÁDIO ZERO 007

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 23:50:53 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 007 06 DECEMBER 2008 01. Peter Baumann - Romance 02. Popol Vuh - Als lebten die 03. Michael Rother - Sbherz 04. Kraftwerk - Heimatklange 05. Kraftwerk - Europe Endless 06. Klaus Schulze - Some velvet phasing 07. Tristeza - En nuestro desafio 08. Helios - Fourteen drawings 09. The Album Leaf - Shine 10. Giorgio Moroder - Cat people 11. Donna Summer - State of Independence 12. Malcolm Mclaren - Madame Butterfly a photo by Dido

LIFESTYLE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 20:58:09 GMT

LIFESTYLE BY JOÃO H 01- Buckethead – Nottingham Lace 02- Mark Knopfler – Sands Of Nevada 03- Ben Harper - Show Me Little Shame 04- Carlos do Carmo – O Cacilheiro 05- David Bowie – I Wish You Would 06- Roger Waters – Four Minutes 07- Janis Joplin – Misery’N 08- Dream Theater – A Change Of Seasons 09- Dead Combo – Mr. Eastwood 10- System Of A Down – Suggestions 11- Down – The Path 12- Pearl Jam - World Wide Suicide

A NEW HOPE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:15:48 GMT

A.NEW.HOPE by Tony Justerini 01. The Cinematic Orchestra - The Magicien 02. Wonderland Falling Yesterday - Grandfather clock... 03. Your Hand in Mine - Siren 04. Lunatic Soul - Summerland 05. A-Fei - Fluitans 06. Virginia Astley - A summer long since passed 07. Tunturia - Satellites 08. Iggy Pop - No sx#t 09. Joy Wants Eternity - From embrace to embrace 10. Bosques de Mi Mente - Cuando eramos ninos 11. Kaada - Julia Pastrana 12. Logh - A new hope 13. Scarlett Johansson - Falling down 14. The One AM Radio - Flicker 15. The Tiger Lillies - Hailstones 16. Popol Vuh - Andacht 17. Richard Wright - Blue room in Venice 18. Secret Machines - You are chains 19. The Cinematic Orchestra - Drunken tune 20. Human Bell - Sleeps in the garden 21. Sigmatropic - I will never forget you photo by Samoamax

RÁDIO ZERO 006

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 14:32:19 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 006 29 NOVEMBER 2008 01. Intro 02. Bernardo Sassetti - Sonhos dos outros 03. Akron Family - I'll be on the water 04. Sufjan Stevens - Holland 05. Gnac - Chenin blanc 06. Hugo Largo - Turtle song 07. Fausto - Cantiga do desemprego 08. Twinemen - Who's gonna sing 09. Esbjorn Svensson Trio - Believe beleft below 10. Mário Viegas - A morte na madrugada 11. Electric President - Ten thousand lines 12. Apparat - Hailin from the edge 13. Fridge - Our place in this 14. Frida Hyvonen - See how I came into town 15. Helio Sequence - Blood bleeds 16. The Magnetic Fields - Nothing mathers when we're dancing 17. Tom Paxton- Whose garden was this 18. Max Richter - Vladimir's blues photo by Carmen Spitznagel

BEFORE YOU DIE-PART 78

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 01:06:27 GMT

SÉRGIO GODINHO - PANO CRU É um disco em que – à excepção de um trecho, ‘O homem-fantasma’, com arranjo do Zíngaro – os arranjos são consequência da contribuição dos outros músicos”. Sérgio Godinho, naquele que para muitos é o seu melhor disco de sempre, prefere repartir responsabilidades e dividir os louros por toda a equipa. “Foi um método de trabalho em que peguei numa série de pessoas, nomeadamente o Guilherme Inês, o Zíngaro, o meu irmão Paulo, ou o Pedro Osório, e trabalhámos até encontrar soluções que me conviessem. De uma maneira informal e sem arranjos pré-escritos”. Uma opção “que vinha um bocado de trás” e “consequência de um trabalho que nunca deixou de acontecer mas foi talvez assumido de uma maneira mais funda neste disco”. Desta união de esforços resultaram uma “simplicidade instrumental e arranjos bastante básicos”, mas que o autor considera “bastante eficazes”. “Tem um som, agora com a história do CD, que eu ouvi e achei muito límpido. O próprio som do Moreno Pinto, um técnico que na altura fazia trabalhos muito bons, agrada-me muito”. Disco de clássicos, “Pano-Cru” corresponde a um pico de inspiração na carreira discográfica de Sérgio Godinho. “Tínhamos saído um pouco da ressaca pós-PREC. Estava-se num período de mudança muito rápido e havia uma energia criativa que sentia à minha volta. A minha energia estava então mais virada para o futuro do que para lamentar o passado. Não gosto de chorar sobre o leite derramado. Havia coisas que se tinham perdido, mas, por outro lado, estavam em elaboração outras que, para mim, eram exaltantes, como o facto de poder trabalhar ao vivo com os músicos que eu queria, algo que na altura do PREC não era possível. Nessa altura, por exemplo, o Zíngaro tocava muitas vezes comigo. Tudo isto se reflecte no disco que foi imediatamente testado ao vivo numa digressão que fiz, de genérico, ‘Sete anos de canções’, correspondente à aparição de uma cooperativa, a Era Nova. Onde estavam o Zeca, o Fausto, o Vitorino, e da qual a primeira iniciativa foi esta digressão, um pouco por inspiração do Camilo Mortágua, que era um bocado a ‘alma pater’ desta cooperativa. Foram 24 espectáculos em 20 capitais de distrito. De uma maneira, para a altura, heróica, e da qual saímos com magros resultados financeiros. Fomos a sítios onde não havia nada e nos chegavam a perguntar se íamos tocar ‘variedades’”. Entre todas as canções de “Pano-Cru” há uma que permanece, de uma maneira quase obsessiva, na memória: ‘O primeiro dia’. “Curiosamente, não começou por ser um ‘hit’ evidente. Demorou até ser interiorizada”. Sérgio Godinho define-a como “uma canção de ruptura, de repensar as coisas e encontrar uma certa sabedoria para o futuro”. “Nesse aspecto”, diz, “é uma canção que me persegue. No espectáculo ‘Escritor de Canções’ fiz questão de não a cantar, para a deixar repousar um bocado.” [Sérgio Godinho abriu aqui um parênteses para anunciar a edição, já no princípio de Dezembro, de um disco ao vivo, com o título “Noites Passadas”, registando os espectáculos no Coliseu e no S. Luiz, em Lisboa, e no Rivoli, no Porto, do ano passado e no qual se inclui uma versão, ‘muito boa’, de “O primeiro dia”.] “Balada da Rita”, do filme “Kilas, o Mau da Fita”, é outro momento inesquecível de “Pano-Cru”. Uma canção “assumida no feminino”, e “cantada por um homem”. “Foi composta para ser cantada por uma mulher, a Lia Gama, aliás, como acontece na primeira versão, numa edição raríssima, da banda-sonora, e no próprio filme”. Sérgio Godinho deixou, no entanto, sempre no ar a possibilidade de ser ele a cantá-la. “Agrada-me essa ambiguidade de cantar na primeira pessoa do feminino, uma coisa que, curiosamente, foram sobretudo os brasileiros a fazer, o Caetano, o Chico, mas que não existe muito na música americana ou na francesa. Há uma espécie de pudor em relação a isso”. Uma canção, ainda, que o músico considera de “difícil versificação, porque tem três rimas seguidas diferentes que têm que rimar com outras três”. “Lá isso é”, retomada recentemente pelos Sitiados, é apontada como uma das canções que Sérgio Godinho deixou de cantar. “Há coisas na letra que perderam actualidade, mas isso parece não os incomodar muito. Coisas de pormenor, como uma quadra que diz ‘Há partidos de direita que põem sempre a bola ao centro, mas quem melhor os fintar é que vai marcar o tento’. Eles nem tinham percebido que a bola ao centro era a do CDS”. Outra canção que Sérgio Godinho nunca cantou ao vivo é “2º andar direito”, a conversa nocturna entre dois amantes que se tornou num dos temas mais apreciados pelos admiradores deste compositor-intérprete. “É uma canção de frases, de diálogo, que curiosamente foi objecto de um exercício da Escola de Cinema, quando o Ricardo Pais era lá professor. Ele propôs aos alunos fazer uma planificação, um ‘script’ a partir dela. Há uma sugestão de diálogo permanente, de situações imagéticas. Houve mesmo um filme de dez minutos feito com esses ‘scripts’ para a televisão, pelo Ricardo Nogueira, que nunca mais vi”. É a vertente cinematográfica da obra de Sérgio Godinho aqui já a fazer-se sentir e que o autor mais tarde viria a desenvolver através da sua linguagem própria. Como um realizador que planifica a vida em ‘sketches’, Sérgio Godinho observa do exterior, através da lente ou, neste caso, do vizinho que vive no apartamento ao lado do dos amantes. “Aliás, nesse tal filme de dez minutos, eu fazia precisamente de vizinho. Há um volte-face nessa canção. Está a ser contada por um narrador que depois se descobre ser um terceiro personagem. A partir daí, o narrador passa a ser eu, eu compositor, eu autor da canção. A introdução de um elemento inesperado, uma nova personagem, rouba o protagonismo ao casal. Existe um lado ficcional que pode ser cinematográfico”. Um “exercício de ficção”, ao contrário de “O primeiro dia”, que tem “algo de autobiográfico”. Fernando Magalhães in "Poeira Cósmica" Track Listing: 01. A vida é feita de pequenos nadas 02. O primeiro dia 03. O galo é o dono dos ovos 04. Balada da Rita 05. Venho aqui falar 06. Lá isso é 07. Feiticeira 08. O homem fantasma 09. 2º andar, direito 10. Pano cru Personnel: Sérgio Godinho- Voz, Viola e Coros Paulo Godinho- Baixo Carlos Zingaro- Violino e Cavaquinho Guilherme Scarpa- Bateria e Percussões Shila- Percussões e Coros Eugénia Melo e Castro- Coros Pedro Osório- Piano e Acordeão Carlinhos Tumbadoura-Ferrinhos e Tumbadoura Fausto- Coros Armindo Neves- Viola Solo José Custódio- Trombone Fernando de Sousa- Clarinete Fernando dos Santos- Clarinete Manuel Cachão- Trompete Moreno Pinto- Ferrinhos Raúl Mendes- Harmónica Hugo Lourenço- Locutor (2º andar direito) 1978

SISTER MOON

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 14:19:29 GMT

SISTER MOON By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Anoice - Untitled III 03. Amélie - Sur le fil 04. Kafafindunya - Demo 05. Joe Frawley - Sketches from memory 06. Emannuele Errante - Fecunda 07. Empyrium - Dying broken hearted 08. Lightspeed Champion - Devil tricks for a bitch 09. Raphael - In paradiso 10. 3epkano - At land 11. Lou Rhodes - Sister moon 12. Caspian - Our breaths in the winter 13. Lullatone - Building castles in the sky 14. Andreas Vollenweider - Phases of the three moons 15. Lhasa - My name 16. Té - Existence of eloquence... 17. Stephen Malkmus - We can help you 18. Amber Asylum - Still point pt. 1 19. Max Richter - The blue note books A picture by Utagawa Hiroshige

RADIO ZERO 005

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 17:20:59 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 005 22 November 2008 01. Raphael - Serpent 02. Mário Cesariny - Pastelaria 03- Genesis - The waiting room 04. Genesis - Silent sorrow in empty boats 05. Anoice - Untitled IV 06. Tunturia - Cast Shadows in Clouds 07. Last Voice - Muscat 08. Aphex Twin - White blur I 09. Virginia Astley - Some small hope 10. September Malevolence - Departure 11. Roger Waters - Perfect Sence, part 1 12. Piana - Muse 13. Sia - Lullaby 14. Aranis - Jona 15. Rodrigo Leão - Gente Diferente 16. David Sylvian - Blackwater 17. The Ultimate Architects - Soma 18. Anoice - The three days blow

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 79

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:40:08 GMT

GERRY RAFFERTY - CITY TO CITY City to City is an album by Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Rafferty. The album was strongly received and went to #1 in the US, going Platinum. By 1988 the album had gone 5 x Platinum. Rafferty had checked himself into St Thomas' Hospital hospital for liver problems. However, he disappeared on 1 August 2008, leaving his belongings behind. The hospital filed a missing persons report. Track listing All songs written by Gerry Rafferty. 1. "The Ark" – 5:36 2. "Baker Street" – 6:01 3. "Right Down The Line" – 4:20 4. "City to City" – 4:51 5. "Stealin' Time" – 5:39 6. "Mattie's Rag" – 3:28 7. "Whatever's Written in Your Heart" – 6:30 8. "Home and Dry" – 4:52 9. "Island" – 5:04 10. "Waiting for the Day" – 5:07 Personnel • Gerry Rafferty – vocals, acoustic guitar 1 4 5, backing vocals 1 7, piano 10 • Gary Taylor – bass 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10, backing vocals 4 • Henry Spinetti – drums 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 • Hugh Burns – guitar 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 • Tommy Eyre – piano 1 3 6 7 8, electric piano 5 9 10, grand piano 5, Moog synthesizer 2 5 7 8, organ 3 9 10, keyboards 2 4, brass arrangements 10 • Graham Preskett – fiddles 1 4 6 10, string arrangements 2 6 8, string machine 5 6, brass arrangements 6, mandolin • Additional personnel • Jerry Donahue – guitar 1 • Glen LeFleur – tambourine 1 5, percussion 2 3 10, drums 9 • Barbara Dickson – backing vocals 1 7 • Nigel Jenkins – guitar 2 8 • Raphael Ravenscroft – saxophone 2 9 • Brian Cole – steel guitar 3 4 5 9, dobro 6 • Roger Brown – backing vocals 4 • Vivian McAuliff – backing vocals 4 • John McBurnie – backing vocals 4 • Rab Noakes – backing vocals 4 • Paul Jones – harmonica 4 • Hugh Murphy – tambourine 4 • Micky Moody – acoustic guitar 5

HOME IS FAR FROM HERE

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:23:33 GMT

HOME IS FAR FROM HERE By Anatoly Books 01. Intro 02. Mathew Robert Cooper - Miniature 2 03. Peter Broderik - A simple reminder 04. Andrei Machado - Eu sei que sou fraco 05. Infected Mushroom - Jeenge 06. Max Richter - On the nature of daylight 07. Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 38 08. Jeff Buckley - Lilac wine 09. Gearge Winston - The cradle 10. Espers - Moon ocults the sun 11. Sebastien Schuller - Where we had never gone 12. Bersarin Quartett - Endlich am ziel 13. Tom Waits - All the world is green 14. Raz Ohara & the Odd Orchestra - Set on you 15. Glowworm - Lux 16. Hans Joachim Roedelius & Tim Story - Inladish 17. The White Birch - Silly Malone 18. Erik Wollo - Satellite 19. Misia - Fogo preso + Immanu El - I know you so well A photo by Leon

RÁDIO ZERO 004

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:07:28 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 004 15 NOVEMBER 2008 01. Intro 02. Damien Jurado - Hotel hospital 03. Damien Jurado - Hoquiam 04. Ry Cooder - I knew these people 05. Low - The plan 06. Rodrigo Leão - Dragão 07. VAST - You're too young 08. James Yorkston - Woozy with Cid 09. Patrick Wolf - Magpie 10. The National - Karen 11. Novembro - Solidão a dois 12. Ulrich Schnauss - Passing by + David Mourão Ferreira - A meio da noite 13. Okkervil River - Savannah smiles 14. Rufus Wainwright - In a graveyard 15. Helios - Emancipation 16. Terry Lee Hale - Oliva photo by Jedzer

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 80

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 13:36:19 GMT

DAVID SYLVIAN - SECRETS OF THE BEEHIVE Secrets of the Beehive is the third solo album of David Sylvian, which was released in 1987. Produced by Steve Nye and David Sylvian, the album features Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Torn, Mark Isham and Steve Jansen among others. Track listing All tracks composed by David Sylvian unless otherwise noted 1. "September" - 1:17 2. "The Boy With the Gun" - 5:19 3. "Maria" - 2:49 4. "Orpheus" - 4:51 5. "The Devil's Own" - 3:12 6. "When Poets Dreamed of Angels" - 4:47 7. "Mother and Child" - 3:15 8. "Let the Happiness In" - 5:37 9. "Waterfront" - 3:23 10. "Forbidden Colours" (1984 version - bonus track on certain editions) (Sakamoto, Sylvian) - 6:01 • The 2003 remastered edition of the album has the song "Promise (The Cult of Eurydice)" replacing "Forbidden Colours". • David Sylvian (born David Alan Batt, 23 February 1958, in Beckenham, Kent, UK) is an English singer, musician and composer who first gained attention as the lead vocalist and main songwriter in the band Japan. His subsequent solo career has been influenced by a variety of musical styles and genres, including jazz, avant garde, ambient, electronic, and progressive rock.

SONGS OF MYSTERY AND WONDER - pt 2

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 00:14:33 GMT

SONGS OF MYSTERY AND WONDER - PART 2 by Tony Justerini 01. Raphael - Serpent 02. Epic45 - England fallen over 03. Tunturia - Silence is consent 04. Helios - Hope Valley Hill 05. Tristeza - Cinematography 06. Russian Red - Cigarettes 07. Headless Heroes - Nobody's baby now 08. Philip Glass - Not a jew 09. Erik Wollo - Valley 10. The American Dollar - Palestine 11. The Tallest Man on Earth - The white winds & the white boat 12. Anoice - Untitled 1 13. Anoice - The three days blow 14. Yes - To be over 15. Eluvium - Reciting the airships 16. Final Fantasy - The sea

SONGS OF MYSTERY AND WONDER - pt 1

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:59:35 GMT

SONGS OF MYSTERY AND WONDER - PART 1 by Tony Justerini 01. Intro 02. Wood and Wires - Telescopium 03. Aranis - Jona 04. Steve Roach & Robert Rich - The grotto of time lost 05. The Land of Nod - Filtration 06. Stars - A thread cut with a carving knife 07. Radiohead - Let down 08. Piano Magic - Bad patient 09. California Stories Uncovered - #1 10. Tunturia - Cast shadows on clouds 11. Le Mépris - Hashirihaki suru 12. Yann Tiersen & Shannon Wright - Callous sun 13. Signal Hill - Standby, Sir 14. Beware of Safety - Veneklasen 15. Your Hand in Mine - Intro photo by Aleksej Kachurin

RADIO ZERO 003

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 22:32:52 GMT

RADIO ZERO 003 11 NOVEMBER 2008 01. Aughra & Mosh Patrol - The more things change... 02. Steve Hackett - Firth or Fifth ( excerpt ) 03. Stars of the Lid - Apreludes in C Sharp Major 04. Lou Reed - The tell tale heart 05. Roger Eno - Transparent Deviation 06. Amiina - Sogg 07. Jim Morrison - Bird of prey 08. Corpo Diplomático - Kayatronic 09. Mário Viegas - Há muito tempo 10. Lou Reed - Hop Frog 11. Burial - Untitled 12. Hipnotica - New communities for better days 13. The Cinematic Orchestra - That home 14. Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Your journey 15. Space Odissey OST - Hal 9000 dialogue 16. Ludovico Einaudi - Melodia africana 17. The Album Leaf - Another day 18. Lou Reed - Annabel Lee 19. Olafur Arnalds - #2 20. Boards of Canada - One very important thought 21. Aughra & Mosh Patrol - The more things change...

BEFORE YOU DIE - PART 81

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:09:23 GMT

GENESIS - WIND AND WUTHERING Wind & Wuthering is a studio album by British progressive rock band Genesis, originally released in the UK on 27 December 1976 and in the US and other territories on 7 January 1977. Tony Banks has said Wind & Wuthering is one of his two favourite Genesis albums.[ Steve Hackett has also stated that he is "very fond" of this album. Chart performance Wind & Wuthering reached number 7 in the UK and #26 in the US. In the US, "Your Own Special Way" gained FM airplay. Titles The album's title derives from two pieces: The "Wind" comes from "The House of the Four Winds", the title given by Hackett to a piece that later became the quiet bridge for "Eleventh Earl of Mar"; the "Wuthering" alludes to the novel Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. The titles of tracks 7 and 8 are derived from the novel's closing sentence: "I lingered round them, under that benign sky: watched the moths fluttering among the heath and harebells, listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass, and wondered how any one could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth." "Eleventh Earl of Mar" refers to the historical figure of John Erskine, 11th Earl of Mar by one reckoning. "Wot Gorilla?" is a reference to touring drummer Chester Thompson being namechecked on "Florentine Pogen", a track on Frank Zappa's 1975 album One Size Fits All. Thompson performed drums on the track, the outro section of which features the repeated vocal phrase "Chester's gorilla" Track listing Side one 1. "Eleventh Earl of Mar" (Tony Banks/Steve Hackett/Mike Rutherford) – 7:41 2. "One for the Vine" (Tony Banks) – 10:00 3. "Your Own Special Way" (Mike Rutherford) – 6:19 4. "Wot Gorilla?" (Tony Banks/Phil Collins) – 3:19 Side two 1. "All in a Mouse's Night" (Tony Banks) – 6:37 2. "Blood on the Rooftops" (Steve Hackett/Phil Collins) – 5:27 3. "Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers..." (Steve Hackett/Mike Rutherford) – 2:23 4. "...In That Quiet Earth" (Steve Hackett/Mike Rutherford/Tony Banks/Phil Collins) – 4:50 5. "Afterglow" (Tony Banks) – 4:12 2007 SACD/CD/DVD Release A new version of Wind & Wuthering was released in the U.K. and Japan on April 2, 2007. It was released in the US and Canada as part of the Genesis 1976-1982 box set on May 15, 2007. This includes the entire album in remixed stereo, the entire album in surround sound, and related video tracks. • Disc 1, in the European and Japanese releases, is a hybrid SACD/CD disk. The stereo layer includes the remixed tracks, and the SACD layer is a multichannel surround sound remix. • Disc 1, in the Canadian and U.S. releases, is a standard CD, containing the stereo remixes. No SACD layer is included • Disc 2, in all releases, is a DVD-Video disk containing both audio and video tracks. This DVD includes three audio mixes of the album: DTS 5.1-channel surround sound, Dolby Digital 5.1-channel surround sound, and Dolby Digital stereo.[6] The DTS surround sound is a slightly compressed version of the surround sound on the SACD, and the Dolby surround sound is of slightly inferior quality to the DTS. • Disc 2 also includes the following video tracks: 1. Band interview about this album (2006). 2. Genesis on The Mike Douglas Show (U.S. television), 1977 (sourced from bootleg video). Songs include "Your Own Special Way" and "Afterglow". 3. Japanese television appearance, 1977 (sourced from bootleg video). Songs include "Eleventh Earl of Mar", "One For the Vine", and "Your Own Special Way". 4. World Tour Program, from 1977 tour (13 page gallery). Personnel • Phil Collins – drums, percussion, vocals • Steve Hackett – guitars, kalimba, autoharp • Tony Banks – keyboards • Mike Rutherford – basses, guitars, bass pedals

TAKING SMALL STEPS

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 21:21:54 GMT

TAKING SMALL STEPS By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. Ben Woods - Taking small steps pt. 1 03. Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 21 04. Old Jerusalem - Twice the humbling sun 05. Andrei Machado - Después de muertos 06. Efterklang - Horseback tenors 07. Espers - Cruel storm 08. George Winston - Tamarak pines 09. Clogs - Who's down now 10. The Strugglers - The rejection letters 11. Sparklehorses - Painbirds 12. Ludovico Einaudi - Monday 13. Lamb - Gabriel 14. Bersarin Quartett - Oktober 15. Sufjan Stevens - A good man is hard to find 16. Anthony & the Johnsons - Another World 17. Dakota Suite - Leaving home 18. The Lambchop - The scary caroler 19. Ben Woods - Taking small steps pt. 2 A photo by Sergej Sverdlik

RADIO ZERO 002

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 16:23:27 GMT

RADIO ZERO 002 01 NOVEMBER 2008 track listing 01. Dawn Landes - Toy Piano 02. Epic45 - You said nothing 03. Clinic - Harmony 04. Iggy Pop - Afraid to get close 05. Dakota Suite - I turned away ... 06. Saltillo - A necessary end 07. Monika - Fraud 08. Divine Comedy - If 09. Pat Metheny - Cinema Paradiso + Al Berto - Há-de flutuar uma cidade... 10. Takahiro Kido - Landscape with snow 11. Willard Grant Conspiracy - From a distant shore 12. John Foxx - The garden 13. Death Cab For Cutie - I will follow you... 14. Worrytrain - End theme 15. Apollo 440 - Diamonds on the sidewalk 16. Worrytrain - Prelude for piano and malaria 17. Honeyroot - Love will tear us apart photo by Alex Guerra

JOÃO H - PROGRAM 2

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 13:03:51 GMT

GOD EXISTS ? by João H 01. Blasted Mechanism – Power On 02. Nirvana – Rape Me 03. Interpol – No I In Threesome 04. José Afonso – Era Um Redondo Vocabulo 05. Queensryche – Cats In The Cradle 06. Serj Tankian – Saving Us 07. Eddie Vedder – Hard Sun 08. Avenged Sevenfold – Dear God 09. Old Jerusalem – Grasshoppers 10. Xavier Rudd – Conceal Me 11. David Gilmour - There's No Way Out Of Here 12. Damien Rice – I Remember 13. Ozzy Ousborne – Mama I’m Cumin’ Home 14. Therion – Celtic Frost 15. 30 Seconds To Mars – The Fantasy 16. Alpha Blondy – Coco de Rasta

RÁDIO ZERO 001

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 20:40:54 GMT

RÁDIO ZERO 001 25 October 2008 track listing 01. Raphael - Serpent 02. Steve Roach - Rain and Creoste 03. Bosques de Mi Mente - Tormenta Verano 04. Message to Bears - Swim 05. Underworld - Good Morning Cockerel 06. The Clogs - Lantern 07. Klaus Schulze - Crystal Lake 08. General Fuzz - Second Thoughts 09. Sidsel Endresen - Birds 10. Nitin Sawhney - Nadia 11. Balmorhea - Balleen Morning 12. The American Dollar - Lights Dim + Mário Cesariny - You Are Welcome to Elsinore 13. Vinicio Capossella - Lanterne Rosse 14. Patrick Watson - Brigettes Theme 15. One Second Bridge - Un Minuto 16. Aarktika - I Name You Sleep 17. Nico - Le Petit Chevalier 18. Ornatos Violeta - Um Crime 19. Sun Kil Moon - Arrival 20. Win Mertens - Justice Intro voice by Clara photo by Guido Stocco

SYNTHETIC WATERS

T.Justerini & A.Brooks — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 11:45:42 GMT

SYNTHETIC WATERS By Anatoly Brooks 01. Intro 02. The Clogs - Tides 03. The Clogs - Lantern 04. Vacabou - Barunka left 05. TE - Avarice would speak ... 06. Kammerflimmer Kollektief - Uber die wasserscheide 07. Raz Ohara & the Odd Orchestra - Where he at 08. Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra - Kiss the sky 09. The Afghan Whigs - I keep coming back 10. Gustavo Santa Olalla - La vuelta 11. Jeff Beck - Another place 12. Leaves - The Angela test 13. Rickie Lee Jones - Prelude to gravity 14. Summer McKane - The mighty Damaris Cotta 15. Wire - Patients flees 16. 93 Million Miles From the Sun - Take me away 17. EZ3kiel - Phatom land 18. Vacabou - Mediterrean park 19. David Holmes - Hey Lisa 20. Unkle - Synthetic water A photo by Alexei Pantelei