Downloads:Solid Steel Radio Show 22/1/2016 Hour 1 - Autechre

File Name: Solid Steel Radio Show 22/1/2016 Hour 1 - Autechre

File Submitter: Herr Jan

File Submitted: 22 Jan 2016

File Category: Autechre

Solid Steel in association with Serato (22nd January) In Hour 1 we welcome back legendary Warp artists Autechre to Solid Steel. Their history with the show goes back many years with their first mix back in 1997 and again in 2003, (which can both be heard at SolidSteel.net ), plus their music has been a permanent fixture since they began producing pioneering electronic music in the early 90's. The hour long mix takes in music from Disjecta, Industrial legends and previous guests Cabaret Voltaire & Throbbing Gristle, Raymond Scott, The Residents, John Cage, Mark Fell and The Hafler Trio. They recently launched a new webshop with lots of live recordings available to buy autechre.bleepstores.com/

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Hour 1 - Autechre

disjecta - pit
throbbing gristle - what a day
cabaret voltaire - makes your mouth go funny
pero - pommes
john carpenter - he’s still alive / romero
the human league - the dignity of labour (part 4)
raymond scott - lightworks (instr)
portion control - he is a barbarian
asmus tietchens - ausverkauf
zeebox - pepi de vince
moebius & tietchens - kattrepel
arthur kreiger - short piece
bernard parmegiani - sonare mouvement 2
moebius & plank - muffler b
severed heads - theme from the surface
paul lansky - say that again
the residents - would we be alive
bbc sound effects library - birdsong
delia derbyshire - great zoos of the world
fred frith - speechless
:zoviet*france: - kess saffer plaint
john cage - williams mix
asmus tietchens - falter-lamento
otto luening & vladimir ussachevsky - incantation
david lynch - hybrid mood
mark fell - abjection
philip jeck - thirtieth/pilot reprise
the hafler trio - a small child dreams of voiding the plague
peter rehberg - showroom dummies track 2

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Decent as fuvk Hafler track that, one of the very first ones I purchased.

In b4 McKenzie appears and asks you to remove the link

:D

If anyone wants the track at 10:50 (Zeebox - Vol.1 - Pepe de Vince) the album available here: http://www.fsoldigital.com/product/zeebox-1984-1987-vol-1/ / The whole trilogy is pretty wild, recommended for fans of lo-fi clonky industrial tape experiments.

ninja toon sc stream n download https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-2212016-hour-1-autechre

god damnit this set sounds so good in the good quality :):):):)

amazing set!

What's the tune at about 26:00? The Pero - Pommes track? I am convinced it's a Coil track but Coil aren't in the tracklist it seems.

So are these new or old rare stuff ? I remember Sean saying they were new but I just saw a Ninja Tune post saying hour 1 and 2 sets were from 96 and 2003.

So much good stuff I'm confused now

All the sets played this weekend were new.

The Zeebox track was only officially released in 2007, so unless he got the track directly from Brian (from FSOL) many years back I'd say definitely not a repeat of a mix from '96 or '03

Oh I actually misread, it's just that the mixes from 97 and 2003 are available for download too...

  On 1/25/2016 at 1:22 PM, WeAreOceans said:

What's the tune at about 26:00? The Pero - Pommes track? I am convinced it's a Coil track but Coil aren't in the tracklist it seems.

Should be Severed Heads - Theme From The Surface

https://severedheads.bandcamp.com/track/theme-from-the-surface

Pero track starts around 5-6 min

wow, i'm only 5 min. in, & already this is great!

thx a bunch for recording & uploading!

What the fuck is that track at 11:00.

  On 1/29/2016 at 11:23 PM, Schlitze said:

What the fuck is that track at 11:00.

The Future Sound of London roots, as it turns out. Never gave much fuck about FSOL or Humanoid etc (british dance music is the worst honestly), but this shit kinda makes me respect that guy retrospectively

  On 1/23/2016 at 4:18 PM, mcbpete said:

If anyone wants the track at 10:50 (Zeebox - Vol.1 - Pepe de Vince) the album available here: http://www.fsoldigital.com/product/zeebox-1984-1987-vol-1/ / The whole trilogy is pretty wild, recommended for fans of lo-fi clonky industrial tape experiments.

This imo is the best of the three

Yeah 10:50 - 14:36 is mind-blowing shit.

  On 1/30/2016 at 1:38 PM, Amen Lare said:

(british dance music is the worst honestly)

  On 2/1/2016 at 11:33 AM, mcbpete said:

 

  On 1/30/2016 at 1:38 PM, Amen Lare said:

(british dance music is the worst honestly)

 

Yeah, only british people and wannabe anglophiles aka british colonialist imperialists are hyped up about that shit. Nobody really questions it, but US & UK imposes its musical culture on the whole planet and i have a suspicion that's it's not only because they happen to have a shitload of global scale geniuses. Ironically, in the classical era these countries were practically non-existent up until recently with a couple of exceptions (Charles Ives etc). Dance/rave culture is just a tiny quasi-independent aspect of it all. Give me Baka pygmies water drumming over jungle any time.