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	Bandlink Music Forums
		This is the place to talk about the current Pop music scene.
		Whether you prefer their guitar-led beginnings or their later experimental work, this is the place to talk Radiohead.
		Forum to talk about Rap and Hip-Hop music.
	www.bandlink.net /forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=21544 (416 words)

	So much music -- R&B, soul, hip-hop
		The problem is, there's so much music to talk about.
		Her latest album, "Dance of the Infidel," by her Spirit Music Jamia project, unveils a striking new facet of her music, one steeped in the lean, ostinato grooves pioneered by Miles Davis during the "Bitches Brew" era, circa 1969.
		Change is about the only constant in Ndegeocello's music, too, besides a teasing soulfulness that often peeks through her earnest paeans to unity, peace and love.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/06/12/PKGAED2V1R1.DTL (1003 words)

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		Most of my music is spacy ambience yet grounded on earth, leading you to the Himalaya at times or into the jungle, invites you to a car ride through an ever extending city or simply to play along and talk with your children.
		Whatever is experimental or avant-garde in my music, as some listerners and reviewers say, has to work in the room shown above first.
		From here you can start your journey through the musical and journalistic parts of my life.
	www.beepworld.de /members38/frankgingeleit/home.htm (1003 words)

	KCKPL Fine Arts Internet Resources / Music
		Whereas many other introductions to the classical music world are in the business of inculcation--they talk at you, about the composers and the music--we have created a different approach.
		This site provides resources and information for "anyone interested in unique, unusual, ethnic, or experimental music and instruments." Provides descriptions, photos, and sound clips for the theremin, didgeridoo, balalaika, clakamore, and dozens of other instruments.
		Here you can find information about styles of jazz, artists, performance, jazz instruments, media, jazz art, jazz education and musicianship, jazz retailers on the web, jazz labels on the web and other jazz resources that can be found on the Internet.
	www.kckpl.lib.ks.us /FINEARTS/ARTLINKS/Music.htm (1003 words)

	MusicMule :: Index
		Here you can present yourself to the other members, discuss the music you like, talk about the political situation or anything else that comes to your mind.
		Indie, Progressive, Alternative, Experimental, etc. This is the forum for all your rock music.
		By alternative we mean music which is largely inaccessible through the popular media, radio stations, TV music channels, etc. We hope this will become a place to get to know new artists and new music styles.
	www.musicmule.com (323 words)

	RollingStone.com: Experimental Jet Set, Trash & No Star : Sonic Youth : Review
		The first half of the album is the stronger of the two, opening with the solo acoustic guitar, Stones-meet-Westerberg ditty "Winner's Blues." From the enigmatic "Bull in the Heather," featuring Gordon's breathy talk-singing, to the gales of feedback and full-on glam slam of "Starfield Road," the Sonics test their limits with passionate conviction.
		In the dozen-odd years that Sonic Youth have been shaping noise into music, the band's sound has grown along with its original vision – nothing short of the redefinition of rock and roll.
		No Star alternates between whimsy and mayhem, due to the push and pull of Moore and Ranaldo's guitars, backed by Shelley's steady beat.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/_/id/101188 (520 words)

	Talk Talk MP3 Downloads - Talk Talk Music Downloads - Talk Talk Music Videos
		Musically, they built on the experimental direction of the previous album with interesting rhythms, sweeping orchestration, complex arrangements, and even a children's chorus to create an evocative, hypnotic groove.
		With It's My Life, Talk Talk proved that they could pull off an entire album of strong material.
		Though the songs were catchier on the earlier efforts and the ambient experimentation was more fully achieved later on, The Colour of Spring succeeded in marrying the two ideas into one unique sound for their most thoroughly satisfying album.
	www.mp3.com /albums/15764/summary.html (354 words)

	Open Directory - Arts: Radio: Internet
		KCLA FM on the American Radio Network - Home of Kaleidascope Radio Magazine, featuring over 200 weekly music, talk, interview and feature shows that inform and entertain audiences daily on its radio stations.
		DFM Radio Television International - An alternative/experimental/artistic and non-commercial stream from the Netherlands in RealAudio.
		WKRP.FM Internet Radio - Radio station playing a variety of popular, country and classic music and entertainment.
	dmoz.org /Arts/Radio/Internet (955 words)

	Programs
		Featuring a mix of explicitly political music from many genres, including rock, punk, reggae, folk, country, and unclassifiable experimental music.
		The Latino Radio Link is a Hispanic oriented Radio show, presented in both English and Spanish, with general talk of practically anything that can be linked to multi-cultural issues.
		With a balanced mix of bilingual conversations and intermission of diverse Latino music, Hugo Acosta will provide for one hour every Thursday and Friday, with an assortment of chat and possible interviews about topics and subjects of general interest, everything from politics, economy, health, and education, to entertainment, music, arts, movies, and lifestyles.
	www.wxxe.org /programs/highlights.html (2264 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Colour of Spring, the [Remastered]: Music
		Though it's less experimental (and, to be honest, less essential) than the two albums that would follow, The Colour of Spring is still an enjoyable and admirable piece of work and, could very well be the best place to start for those interested in discovering the music of Talk Talk.
		The Colour of Spring was a watershed album in the History of Talk Talk in that it showed the first signs of the groups move away from the pop sensibility of their previous albums to the looser, more experimental feel of their later albums.
		The Colour of Spring is one of those great records of the 80's that most people seem to forget...
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000006UNG (1434 words)

	MP3.com - the source for digital music!
		Laughing Stock was the culmination of Talk Talk's move away from synth-pop toward a moody, delicate fusion of ambient, jazz, and minimalist chamber music; Spiderland, meanwhile, was full of deliberate, bass-driven grooves, mumbled poetry, oblique structures, and extreme volume shifts.
		Post-rock brought together a host of mostly experimental genres -- Kraut-rock, ambient, prog-rock, space rock, math rock, tape music, minimalist classical, British IDM, jazz (both avant-garde and cool), and dub reggae, to name the most prevalent -- with results that were largely based in rock, but didn't rock per se.
		Post-rock was the dominant form of experimental rock during the '90s, a loose movement that drew from greatly varied influences and nearly always combined standard rock instrumentation with electronics.
	www.mp3.com /art-rock-experimental/genre/351/subgenre.html (3283 words)

	Cosmiclava.de : : AIDAN BAKER
		As for group projects: I play in the duo NADJA which explores the heavier side of drone, creating what might be called ambient metal; ARC is something of a loose collective of players exploring improvised experimental music; and MNEMOSYNE makes post/space-rock.
		As a solo musician, I focus on the electric guitar (although I play other instruments as well) making music that ranges from and/or encompasses experimental/ambient, post-rock, and electronica.
		Let's talk about NADJA, your ambient drone doom metal project, where you work together with Leah Buckareff.
	www.cosmiclava.de /AIDAN_BAKER.589.0.html (3283 words)

	The Sixties, Chicago, and the AACM
		Without work but not ready to give up music, several members of the Experimental Band started to talk of forming a performance organization that would organize concerts and be exempt from the exploitation of music companies and club owners.
		Many of the members met regularly at Muhal Richard Abrams' house and talked of music and other concerns and played their favorite jazz records.
		Abrams and a young RandB trumpet player named Phil Cohran finally turned the talk into reality, and in May of 1965 the musicians spread the word across the South Side of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (Radano 83).
	www2.kenyon.edu /Projects/Ottenhoff/Aacm/paper.htm (3283 words)

	Music: Making and Playing Instruments
		There is also a good page of Links having to do with experimental musical instruments and more.
		The Launeddas is the ancient musical instrument of Sardinia (an island in the Mediterranean Sea).
		The American Musical Instrument Society is an international organization founded in 1971 to promote better understanding of all aspects of the history, design, construction, restoration, and usage of musical instruments in all cultures and from all periods.
	www.midwestworldfest.org /japan/frames/2_b_instrum.html (2086 words)

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		He was co-founder of the Once Festivals in Ann Arbor and of the Cross Talk events in Tokyo, as well as the founding director of the Center for Music Experiment of the University of California, San Diego.
		Continuing his longstanding interest in computer music, Steiger is collaborating with Miller Puckette and Vibeke Sorensen on the creation of a system for networked, real-time computer graphics and music, and a series of experimental performances.
		Refusing categorization, Reynolds responds to the variety of the contemporary world with a uniquely diversified output – music concerned with myth, text, and computer spatialization – ranging from the purely instrumental to involvements with video, voice, dance, and theater.
	www.zsearch.org /faculty.html (2086 words)

	Darlington's Radio Dial
		Radio Leeds is the local BBC station for West Yorkshire after starting as an experimental local radio station back in 1968, to tax-payers annoyance it was originally partly funded by council rates.
		RTE Radio 1 is Ireland's flagship radio station broadcasting a mixture of news, speech, music and information.
		The Uk's third independent national radio station (INR) launched under the name Talk Radio UK in February 1995 as a 24 talk station.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /padams/am.htm (678 words)

	SH Forums - Talk Talk SACDs... WOW!
		I love Spirit of Eden as well as its followup Laughing Stock, but I still wish Talk Talk had made a couple more albums in the mode of Colour of Spring before moving on to the more experimental music.
		The follow-up, Spirit of Eden, is a very "difficult" album, the group has left behind all traces of it's pop music past and embarked on a path of almost willfully obscure sonic experimentation.
		I think it depends on whether you prefer your Spirit of Eden with a little murkiness (original) vs. added detail (sacd), and on a record like this murkiness is not always a bad thing.
	www.stevehoffman.tv /forums/showthread.php?t=33536 (3227 words)

	Guardian Unlimited The Guardian Hugh Davies
		His desire to move beyond the limited audience for experimental music was reflected by the many work shops in sound and instrument-building he gave for children, his position as a visiting lecturer and part-time researcher at Middlesex University from 1999 onwards, and his membership of the Artist Placement Group.
		Throughout his life, he played with a remarkably wide cross-section of musicmakers, ranging from composer Jonathan Harvey to 1980s pop band Talk Talk.
		A renewed interest in his work among younger sound artists led to the release of archive material by himself, Gentle Fire, and his mentor in electronic music, the late Daphne Oram; he wrote her obituary that appeared in the Guardian (January 24 2003).
	www.guardian.co.uk /obituaries/story/0,3604,1426693,00.html (3227 words)

	Open Directory - Arts: Radio: Internet
		KCLA FM on the American Radio Network - Home of Kaleidascope Radio Magazine, featuring over 200 weekly music, talk, interview and feature shows that inform and entertain audiences daily on its radio stations.
		Playing music and talk-based content that's created or collected and webcasted by individuals from around the world.
		DFM Radio Television International - An alternative/experimental/artistic and non-commercial stream from the Netherlands in RealAudio.
	dmoz.org /Arts/Radio/Internet (879 words)

	Aar Edition International — Avant Garde Music, The The Question of the Meaning and Purpose of Life 01, Peter Huebner, Medical Resonance Therapy Music, New Horizons in Classical Music,Educational Music, Boocks
		In 1968, you then talk about the notational developments connected with the creation of this piece at the Berlin Festival Weeks during the International Week for experimental music.
		With “Curse or blessing: yes” you not only advance to the limits of the so-called modern, dissonant avant-garde of the mid 20ieth century, but you open new doors for linking orchestra music with electronic music, in the field of direction, dramatisation, singing, ballet and mime.
		And many of his fellow human beings are also starting to identify themselves and their lives with the unsuccessful acts and/or non-acts of Sysiphus and/or Diogenes, and they tell themselves after two millennia of Christian upbringing: our whole life, too, is similar to the fruitless efforts of Sysiphus.
	www.aaredition.com /09%20Avant%20Garde%20Music/0920%20The%20Question%20of%20the%20Meaning.htm (879 words)

	RWonline - RW Special Report
		There's some interesting trivia as well; for example, how the "WPLJ" calls came to being, the future talk show host who was part of WNEW's experimental all-female lineup and the true inspiration for the TV series' "WKRP in Cincinnati" infamous "turkeys don't fly" Thanksgiving episode.
		The numbers of high-quality FM receivers for home stereos and cars were increasing, and although it would be more than a decade before FM passed AM for listeners in music formats, the opportunity was there.
		WNEW was unique, depending on the personality of each jock to set the tone - and the music - for each shift.
	www.rwonline.com /reference-room/special-report/03_rwm_neer2.shtml (1230 words)

	CER Yugoslavia: Belgradeyard DJ collective
		There was an even smaller number of DJs and a smaller audience when we talk about the drum'n'bass scene, and there were no DJs and no audience for experimental stuff.
		Since we liked the idea of a "sound system" and the freedom that you have when you play on your own stage, we decided to keep the name, and the idea to play whatever we want, without limiting ourselves to dub and reggae.
		You mention in your manifesto that you're fighting against the stagnation of the music scene in Belgrade, and Yugoslavia in general.
	www.ce-review.org /02/3/young3.html (2085 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Think of the Self Speaking: Harry Smith, Selected Interviews
		They cover a quarter-century, touching on the full range of Smith's activity as a groundbreaking experimental filmmaker, obsessive collector, folk music anthologist, visionary painter, student of Native American lore, anthropologist, cosmographer, alchemist, hermetic scholar, occultist, autodidact, classic American eccentric, and all-around explorer of the possibilities of human consciousness and creativity.
		Famous for assembling the brilliant, idiosyncratic Anthology of American Folk Music, Smith was an avant-garde filmmaker and painter, occultist, anthropologist, alchemist, compulsive collector of music, books, textiles, paper airplanes, and string figures--in short, the original interdisciplinary scholar, all without benefit of formal training or degree.
		Perhaps it's better to read about talking with Harry Smith than it was to actually talk with him; given the choice, most of us might prefer our Smith-viewing from a safe distance.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1885089066?v=glance (902 words)

	Dream Magazine
		Dream Magazine (the printed paper version) exists mainly because of music, much of it psychedelic (old and new), experimental, pop, jazz, folk, or somewhere happily beyond classification.
		Longtime contributor Sasa Rakezik talks to dream cartoonist
		Thanks to Mark Dagley of Abaton Books we talk to
	www.dreamgeo.com (1105 words)

	http://www.radio.cbc.ca/insite/THIS_MORNING_TORONTO/1999/7/
		Today's adventure on This is Art will take us though the pioneering, experimental music from such musicians as Giovanni Gabrieli, Debussy, Jimmie Rodgers and Diana Krall.
		Chris Brown and Kate Fenner drop by to talk about their new CD "Germonimo", their second since leaving The Bourbon Tabernacle Choir three years ago.
		The two have known each other since they were teenagers, developing a symbiotic relationship that has impacted a lot on their music.
	www.cbc.ca /insite/THIS_MORNING_TORONTO/1999/7/23.html (1105 words)

	Jamie Stewart of Xiu Xiu - SF Station Article
		SF Station took the company Ark for a brief trip to Seattle to talk with Jamie Stewart, the lead member of Xiu Xiu, a slightly experimental new kind of pop band originally established in the bay area.
		Jamie talks with us about when he officially decided to give music a go, Norwegians, and other things.
		Xiu Xiu has been aggressively striking up interest with savvy music listeners throughout the world.
	www.sfstation.com /article.php?articleId=484 (1105 words)

	Boogaloo Bar
		Boogaloo is not a "bar" though it is open 6pm-4am Tuesday through Sunday and people tend to gather there to talk, write, think, play, dance, and/or listen to great music.
		The music is from bands, local and touring DJs, and experimental artists who think tables of electronics all plugged -in together buzzing and bleeping is cool.
		Boogaloo is not a "bar" though it does have Italian inported stools that sit along a ridiculously gorgeous long white counter that happens to both light up and hold those drinks with nifty names.
	webtunes.com /venue/boogaloo.cfm (268 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock SH-SP
		The nearest I can think of to Sigur Rós' aesthetic peak is Spirit Of Eden-era Talk Talk (a piece of genius in itself) If you love lush, semi orchestral experimental rock with melodies lifted straight from Haydn or Michael Nyman, all fed through a prog rock filter then you'll love the awesome Sigur Rós.
		Renström wanted to make a CD of this music, and The Moor 's keyboardist, Kenneth Magnusson agreed to produce the album.
		Through the Looking Glass introduced a slightly darker and heavier sound, losing some of the catchiness for Arena-like bombast, though the overall style remains the same.
	www.gepr.net /sh.html (268 words)

	Part 15 Radio Stations of North America
		Music includes hip-hop, experimental, bluegrass, Goth/Darkwave, ska, electronica, 'modern' classical, progressive rock, and jazz among other genres, a local bands show ("The Local Zone") on Sundays, and talk and cultural programming of great variety is offered including Greek, Indian, African, Turkish, Native American and Chinese, as well as childrens' programming.
		Format: College; alternative music styles not found in mainstream media, including jazz, hip-hop, punk, ska, techno and more.
		WUVT is also a licensed noncommercial station on FM at 90.7; the CC AM is used in part as a 'training ground' for prospective FM DJs but is fully commercial unlike the latter.
	home.att.net /~weatheradio/part15.htm (268 words)

	phdynamic's Music Reviews
		Talk Talk's journey into the realm of experimental perfection continued on their third release, The Colour of Spring.
		A musical diary for all stripes of sound...
		It's My Life showed the world that the band had promise and this one proved that they were more than just synth pop dynamos.
	blogs.salon.com /0003278/2004/02/02.html (476 words)

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