Utility Fog

Sunday, 14th of March, 2004

[I've left this here because it's fun to see what I had when I was putting the playlist up...]
Welcome to the live Utility Fog playlist for another week. I think I'm all settled, so we'll start with a whole lot of lovely old idm stuff and then see where we go from there, hey? New Squarepusher this week, lots of old stuff and some newer breakcore, we've got it all.

Stereolab - Refractions in the Plastic Pulse (Autechre's Feebate mix) [Duophonic/EastWest Japan]
Autechre - Draun Quarter [Warp]
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works Vol II CD2 Tk6 [Warp] {This album uses a complicated procedure to link images to track numbers; way back in 1994, the nascent idm-list on hyperreal created the SAW II FAQ, which helpfully names track 2:6 as "siding nails", for what it's worth}
Jesus Jones - Zeroes & Ones (Aphex Twin Reconstruction (1) Mix) [Food Records]
Global Communication vs Chapterhouse - Alpha Phase from Blood Music: Pentamerous Metamorphosis [Dedicated]
Squarepusher - Tundra [Rephlex]
Squarepusher - Menelec [Warp]
Si Begg - Third Wave V.2 [Spymania Allstars]
Squarepusher - District Line II [Warp]
Emotional Joystick - Patch32 [Zod Records]
µ-Ziq - Hasty Boom Alert [Hut]
Squarepusher - Rat/P's and Q's [Warp]
µ-Ziq - Midwinter Log [Hut] {Sorry about the gapping and skipping, folks! The wonders of technology...}
Squarepusher - Square Window [Warp]
Red Snapper - Get Some Sleep Tiger (Plaid remix) [Planet µ via Hut]
Squarepusher - Iambic 9 Poetry [Warp]
Plaid - Angry Dolphin [Clear Records]
AFX - Laughable Butane Bob [Warp]
Nonplace Urban Field - Plane Spotting [Incoming!]
Pluramon - tel.bell (remix by Atom™) [Mille Plateaux]
General Magic - Tyrell [Mego]
Pure - ivan [Mego]
World's End Girlfriend - air reason [Current Records - can't find link! They no longer exist...]
Pimmon - Under Hiding Browsing [Staalplaat]
Tuk - German Holidays [(K-RAK-K)³ by way of Wire Magazine]
Lali Puna - Small Things [Morr Music]

4 Responses to “Playlist 14.03.04”

1. Graham Says:
   March 14th, 2004 at 11:31 pm

   Heh. The SAWII remark make me have another look at the sleeve and I still can't make head nor tail of it. It reminds me of the Peter Gabriel album naming scheme, you know, the "Wet Windscreen"/"Tearing Hands"/"Melting Face". IV might've been named "Scary Robotic Head" or something if the Yanks hadn't made Peter give it a title, hence "Security".

2. Peter Says:
   March 14th, 2004 at 11:44 pm

   *laff* And indeed I've played something off the "Melting Face" album once upon a time on UFog! Great stuff.

   In a few weeks (a couple? Who knows?) we'll be web-streaming, so people like you, Graham, off in Albury, will be able to listen in too! Hurrah. So what's ya new blog going to be called, huh?

3. Graham Says:
   March 15th, 2004 at 12:14 am

   Ohhh, that would be telling. I still haven't got the new domain snapped up, I might let on when I do so...

4. sean Says:
   April 3rd, 2004 at 11:09 am

   Great play list - sorry this is the only way i seem to be able to contact you - also if you don't have our dsico and dj foundation 12"s let me know and i'll send to you

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   Hotel Hollywood
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   Saturday 24 April
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   A Night Of Cut Ups / Mash Style & Sampling

   Inspired by the Literary Invention of the Cut Up by William Burroughs & Brion Gysin Over 50 Years ago

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   DSICO ( That No Talent Hack) - Australia's Mash Up king who's already played his sets to acclaim in New York, LA, San Francisco & Moscow this year. He's also created a stir at this year's Miami dance conference with New York dj's playing his creations to appreciative crowds

   Secret Squirrell - One of the Vibe Tribe's most popular dj's returns to the decks and will playing the works of Throbbing Gristle, Pyschic TV and other WSB lovers.

   The Goulburn Poultry Fanciers Society - This act part of the System Corrupt underground collective will be making a rare appearance with a 3 at the turntables plunderphonics set. This'll be fierce.
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   Calico vs Berko - A Sydney vs Canberra cut up dj challenge

   Kid Calmdown - Kid Calmdown of Frigid collective, a friend, a 303 and a reading of Burroughs semi-autobiographical novel "Junky"
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   DIS.4.IA. - Plays the ultimate laptop cut up set

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   DJ Fuckwit vs The Banker - Appropriate the Appropriations

   12 Apostles Bringing Literature Back To The Dancefloor

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