In the Garden of Euterpe

Informatics

Lou Reed &amp; Metallica - Sweet Jane (Live - Madison Square Garden - October 30, 2009)

Lou Reed talks to Rolling Stone critic Anthony deCurtis about adapting literary works to music. Background, transcript, and context here: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/11/11/lou-reed-anthony-decurtis-interview/

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Lou Reed on Edgar Allan Poe and setting literary texts to music

FRIDAY I'M IN LOVE (The Cure)

Song recorded originally with Dekonstrukt in 1996. Jandy Rainbow and Tony Delores and Valek Sadovchikoff. Only a few songs saved from that era

Adventure

Ghost story

Post punk sound having discovered the Roalnd Tr909 drum machine and fuzz guitar

Swelte Pop

Pioneer disco punk. Using the first Drum computer invented by an individual rather than a corporation (Robin Whittle). This track was also included on the EP called Dezinformatzia

What a World

The original extended mix of Proximity Switch. Renamed by the InDisk record distributor as Accidents in Paradise in 1987. Seminal Analogue Pure that was released originally by Last Chance Records in Dortmund in 1984. And good lick to them, because we certainly didn't make any money out of this one!

Proximity switch

Informatics at their raw. Steve Adam composition. 

Factory nightlife02

Early fascination with drum machines, fm synthesis and sequencers. A piece written by Steve Adam

FactoryNightlife03

Seminal Electronic  piece from The Garden of Euterpe 2004

FactoryNightlife04

This is actually the first song along with Concorde Affair that Informatics wrote together in the form of Michael Trudgeon and Valek Sadovchikoff circa 1981

StopIt

Early in 2012, the lads from Flight Facilities told me about a great concept for their Triple J Mix Up residency that was happening later in the year, and had a few tracks that they wanted edited. 
The concept for the mixes being a history lesson, not only musically but including global events that occurred at the time the music was released. 

They asked me if I wanted to work on one for them, and I couldn't go past choosing Lou Reed's 'Walk On The Wild Side'.

The mixes were aired on Triple J (Australia) throughout October 2012 and since no one has ever done anything like this before, 
and due to the incredible track lists each mix has, they've proven to be extremely popular. 

This edit was included in the first installment, which also contains edits by Tim Fuchs, Drop Out Orchestra, The Revenge, Skinny Joey, 
In Flagranti, Villa and of course, Flight Facilities. 

You can listen to their first mix (1972-1982) here - http://soundcloud.com/flightfacilities/flight-facilities-for-triple-j

Head on over to their Facebook page to keep up to date with the following three mixes - http://www.facebook.com/flightfacilities

Enjoy

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Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side (Rocco Raimundo Extended Edit)

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