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[unease] playlists for 29/12/2001 and 05/01/2002

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dabblerblue

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Jan 6, 2002, 12:53:12 AM1/6/02
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[unease] occurs every Saturday night from 11 pm til Midnight on CHUO
89.1 FM in Ottawa, Canada.

Generally the programme is hosted by liz and phil, but sometimes it's
just phil.

Here are the playlists for our last show of 2001 and the first show of
2002.

artist / title / track
----------------------------

(29/12/2001)

wagner / spracht zaratustra

the cure / greatest hits / cut here

bjork / vespertine / undo

the third eye foundation / i poo poo on your juju / to describe you

aphex twin / drukqs / vordhosbn

gridlock / trace / back

les gorges des limbes / les manuscrits de l'invisible / epilogue

halou / wiser / i'll carry you

liar's rosebush / surrealities / surrealities

skinny puppy / doomsday / deep down trauma hounds

dead can dance / 1981 - 1998 / sanvean [live]


(05/01/2002)

dryft / krach test / avatar [version]

liar's rosebush / great white noise / the raid

venetian snares / printf("shiver in eternal darkness/n"); / intense
demonic attacks

xhm² / this anxious space / in the midst

vromb / episodes / generique

re: / mnant / duce

ulrich schnauss / far away trains passing by / between us and them

seofon + vidna obmana / zero point / splendors

skinny puppy / doomsday / worlock


-- phil.

Jamie Rosen

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Jan 6, 2002, 10:39:43 AM1/6/02
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dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
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> liar's rosebush / great white noise / the raid

How is this comp? I haven't gotten my copy yet.

np: haujobb _SFASP_
--
"Do you hear Me? I don't want you to kill anybody. I'm against it, across
the board. How many times do I have to say it? Don't kill each other
anymore -- ever! I'm fucking serious!" -- God

dabblerblue

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Jan 6, 2002, 3:32:14 PM1/6/02
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On 6 Jan 2002 15:39:43 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
wrote:

>dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
>>
>> liar's rosebush / great white noise / the raid
>
>How is this comp? I haven't gotten my copy yet.

I really like it, though I've already heard a lot of the material on
it before. It's a good mix of styles.

I'd never realized how many musicians we have in this little city of
ours...

It's better than I thought it would be.

>np: haujobb _SFASP_

I just lost my copy of this, and I'm really wanting to listen to it
now :(

-- phil.

Jamie Rosen

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Jan 6, 2002, 7:04:49 PM1/6/02
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dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
> On 6 Jan 2002 15:39:43 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
> wrote:
>
>>dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
>>>
>>> liar's rosebush / great white noise / the raid
>>
>>How is this comp? I haven't gotten my copy yet.
>
> I really like it, though I've already heard a lot of the material on
> it before. It's a good mix of styles.

Is it predominately noisy/industrial? That's kinda what I'm figuring, but
the blurb he sent out leaves me not quite sure...

> I'd never realized how many musicians we have in this little city of
> ours...

And most of them are pretty talented, too. Well, except for me. :)

>>np: haujobb _SFASP_
>
> I just lost my copy of this, and I'm really wanting to listen to it
> now :(

If it's any consolation, my stereo is in the shop for repairs.

np: nothing

dabblerblue

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Jan 7, 2002, 11:02:20 PM1/7/02
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On 7 Jan 2002 00:04:49 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
wrote:

>>>dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
>>>>
>>>> liar's rosebush / great white noise / the raid
>>>
>>>How is this comp? I haven't gotten my copy yet.
>>
>> I really like it, though I've already heard a lot of the material on
>> it before. It's a good mix of styles.
>
>Is it predominately noisy/industrial? That's kinda what I'm figuring, but
>the blurb he sent out leaves me not quite sure...

There's only really a couple of noisy tracks, most of it is yer mix of
dark electronics, and then there's one kind of fluffy ambient track.

>> I'd never realized how many musicians we have in this little city of
>> ours...
>
>And most of them are pretty talented, too. Well, except for me. :)

better than anything I could do...

>If it's any consolation, my stereo is in the shop for repairs.

yeah, well my stupid playstation 2 just died today!! nyarl :P

-- phil.

Jamie Rosen

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Jan 8, 2002, 12:05:25 AM1/8/02
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dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
> On 7 Jan 2002 00:04:49 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
> wrote:
>
>>> I'd never realized how many musicians we have in this little city of
>>> ours...
>>
>>And most of them are pretty talented, too. Well, except for me. :)
>
> better than anything I could do...

<shrug> Okay.

Somehow, I don't think my Dilbert sampling proclivities will net me many
elite points. :)

>>If it's any consolation, my stereo is in the shop for repairs.
>
> yeah, well my stupid playstation 2 just died today!! nyarl :P

Yikes. Are those things as flaky as they seem? A friend of mine's memory
card crapped out on him, and ours has been skipping on the last chapter of
DVDs lately.

np: some old mods of mine (any port in a storm)

dabblerblue

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Jan 8, 2002, 12:29:16 AM1/8/02
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On 8 Jan 2002 05:05:25 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
wrote:

>> yeah, well my stupid playstation 2 just died today!! nyarl :P


>
>Yikes. Are those things as flaky as they seem? A friend of mine's memory
>card crapped out on him, and ours has been skipping on the last chapter of
>DVDs lately.

It sure does seem that way. Mine was totally earlier today...I even
played it this morning!

But when I got home...nothing! It turned on, the fan was whirring,
and the optical out light came on...but no sound or video.

What fucks me up the most is that this is the day after the warranty
ran out!!!

-- phil.

Jamie Rosen

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Jan 8, 2002, 11:39:51 AM1/8/02
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Shit. Now I'm worrying about mine. Damn electronics...

dabblerblue

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Jan 10, 2002, 6:27:03 PM1/10/02
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On 8 Jan 2002 16:39:51 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
wrote:

>dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
>> On 8 Jan 2002 05:05:25 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
>> wrote:
>>>
>>>Yikes. Are those things as flaky as they seem? A friend of mine's memory
>>>card crapped out on him, and ours has been skipping on the last chapter of
>>>DVDs lately.
>>
>> It sure does seem that way. Mine was totally earlier today...I even
>> played it this morning!
>>
>> But when I got home...nothing! It turned on, the fan was whirring,
>> and the optical out light came on...but no sound or video.
>>
>> What fucks me up the most is that this is the day after the warranty
>> ran out!!!
>
>Shit. Now I'm worrying about mine. Damn electronics...

Happy news, my PS2 mysteriously started working again.

What worried me briefly is that when i asked Sony to fix it for me,
they started asking me where I lived (!!)

All is good in gaming land.

-- phil.

Jamie Rosen

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Jan 10, 2002, 10:38:20 PM1/10/02
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dabblerblue (no...@nope.com) writes:
> On 8 Jan 2002 16:39:51 GMT, dq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Jamie Rosen)
> wrote:
>
>>Shit. Now I'm worrying about mine. Damn electronics...
>
> Happy news, my PS2 mysteriously started working again.
>
> What worried me briefly is that when i asked Sony to fix it for me,
> they started asking me where I lived (!!)

Hmm. Perhaps Ottawa is centre to some localized PS2 shitfuckery. That'd be
pretty darn annoying.

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