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Radio & Podcasts

When Jazz Pops, Part 2

Read "When Jazz Pops, Part 2" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu


Ornette Coleman playing for Lou Reed? Or the Sun Ra Arkestra together with Steven Bernstein's Sexmob Orchestra backing U2 courtesy of Hal Willner? And Kenny Wheeler collaborating with both David Sylvian and Joni Mitchell? This and many more fascinating collaborations between jazz masters and pop and rock musicians in this playlist.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 U2 feat. The Sun Ra Arkestra and Sexmob Orchestra “When Love Comes ...

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Live Review

Lou Reed's Metal Machine Trio at Blender Theater

Read "Lou Reed's Metal Machine Trio at Blender Theater" reviewed by Mike Perciaccante


Lou Reed's Metal Machine Trio Blender Theater at The Gramercy New York, New York April 23, 2009

Lou Reed's 1975 release Metal Machine Music (RCA) was a complete departure from “Sally Can't Dance," “Sweet Jane," “Heroin," “Satellite Of Love" and “Walk On The Wild Side." The album was a double LP consisting of over an hour of white noise, distorted organ and guitar feedback--an auditory assault. It would be an understatement to describe ...

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Album Review

Lou Reed/Laurie Anderson/John Zorn: The Stone: Issue Three

Read "The Stone: Issue Three" reviewed by George Kanzler


By the time the sax overblowing, guitar distortion and electric violin screeching overwhelmed the introductory solo guitar of “Stone One," the first of the three tracks that comprise this CD, my four dogs had all given their critical verdict, charging for the door with barks and howls. I persevered through the final 14 minutes of the track, then through the two mercifully shorter ones. Oh yes, there are some interesting, even arresting, sonic textures and overtly cinematic (soundwise) moments here, ...


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