Nick Holder - Summer Daze

Beulah: I love John, She Loves Paul and The Battle Cry of the West

Two from the late, lamented Beulah. The first from their debut album, 1997's Handsome Western States, the second the B side to the "Popular Mechanics for Lovers" single.

Breee-eeeeze...

Thomas Fehlmann - Schöne Grüsse

September 7, 2001
Wetlands
New York City

The Spin Doctors:
Tuning
What Time Is It?
Bags of Dirt
How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me)
Band Introductions
Off My Line
Freeway of the Plains
Lady Kerosene
In Memory of Bobby Sheehan
Hungry Hamed's
Jimmy Olsen's Blues
Wetlands Banter
Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
Refrigerator Car
Shinbone Alley / Hard To Exist
Big Fat Funky Booty
40 or 50
House
Cleopatra's Cat
Call Out To A Prophet
Yo Mama's A Pajama
Indifference
Two Princes
Sweet Widow
Pre-Encore Chatter
Yo Baby
At This Hour
"Anybody Remember?"
More Than She Knows
End Show

September 18, 2001
Tonic
New York City

Emergency:

Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 4
Track 5
Track 6

With
John Zorn
Marc Ribot
John Medeski
Ben Perowsky
Cyro Baptista
DJ Logic

György Ligeti: Clocks and Clouds, for 12 female voices and orchestra [1972-73]

recorded in 2001 by the Asko/Schönberg Ensemble and the Cappella Amsterdam, conducted by Reinbert de Leeuw

I mentioned back here that this was next Ligeti jam I wanted to hear (based on the title, of course). Fortunately the Internet was listening, and our colleagues at Good Vibrato kindly ruled it here. Thanks, guys.

Hear it in crystal-clear CD-quality sound.

Gyorgy Ligeti:

Requiem For Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs & Orchestra [1963-65]

Lux Aeterna, for 16 solo voices [1966]

Atmospheres [1961]

Finally, the tracks everyone has been clamoring for: the scary-voices music from 2001.

This is a bit of a belated tribute to Gyorgy, who departed this solar system on June 12, 2006.

The next Ligeti piece I am excited to hear is:
Clocks and Clouds, for 12 female voices (1973)

Get some Ligeti on CD or vinyl.

The Doors: Five To One - From In Concert [1970]
Jay-Zed: Takeover - From Unplugged [2001]

Kanye West produced Jay-Zed's Takeover. Is that the Doors? Who would do that? Nobody samples anymore!

Buy music from The Doors here.
Buy music from Jay-Zed here.