RE: [microsound] niblock (woolgathering pretty diverse)

[Michael North <michael.north@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Somewhere around 20 to 30 years ago I heard a fahey piece, about 30 minutes
long incorporating what I remember as being a Hitler speech, that was very
moving/disturbing...the impression has never left me...does anyone know the
name of it??....i agree that there are many composers/players that do not
get mentioned enough/at all on the list..personally I appreciate the work of
evan parker and his electroacoustic ensemble or the 'jazz?' collaborations
of spring heel jack, albert ayler and other 'free jazz' players, john
butcher, john Oswald, john zorn etc etc etc

Michael North

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//*re: phil niblock---i highly recommend TOUCH WORKS, FOR HURDY GURDY AND
//*VOICE.  I find it hard to speak intelligently about this music, it has
//*had such a profound effect on my listening/hearing/production.  I do find
//*it interesting that there is not much discussion on this list of many of
//*the artists on the fringe of what was once dubbed 'minimalism', much of
//*my practice on computer sound production has been heavily influenced by
//*people like Arnold Dreyblatt, Phil Niblock, Charlemagne Palestine, Henry
//*Flynt, Pauline Oliveros, and Eliane Radique.  And while I love Autechre,
//*John Cage, and Iannis Xenakis, I also love Fennesz and Pita.  But I would
//*also place Raphael Toral's "Calm of Acceptance, Violence of Discovery"
//*and Keith Fullerton Whitman's "Playthroughs" alongside any of the
//*previously mentioned artists works.  These records undercut , for me, any
//*intellectual interest I might have in arguing the
//*objectification/commodification/reification/fetishization of recorded
//*sound....they are quite simply beautiful, rich, and rewarding productions
//*that I can listen to again and again.  Forgive me for name dropping, it's
//*just that I've gotten a little tired of reading "new autechre" in the
//*subject heading of so many emails for the last week.  Surely there are
//*other interesting subjects old and new to occupy/unite/divide us.
//*Anybody else love John Fahey as an author, guitar player, composer, and
//*human being?
//*
//*mhwrpc
//*
//*
//*> Can anyone recommend any works by Phil Niblock? I have 'Touch Food',
//*> which is slowly becoming one of my favorite ambient releases, but I
//*> gather that his work can be pretty diverse.
//*>
//*> Peter
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