fsrlabel's jams
Here are all of fsrlabel's jams.
How To Disappear Completely
by Radiohead
There will be an archive, so at least TIMJ won't be disappearing completely...
Jammed: 12th Aug 2015
11 plays
16 likes
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You Started Laughing (Live)
by Supertramp
Will miss TIMJ... While we still have time, I'll put up some of my faves.
Pick Poor Robin Clean
by Geeshie Wiley and Elvie Thomas
Rec. 1930 at Paramount Records' factory/studio (pictured).
Jammed: 2nd Aug 2015
7 plays
14 likes
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Black Dog
by (Unknown)
MIDI version (with computer vocals) I download from god-knows-where in the late '90s.
Nether Street
by Bodast
1968. Fans of Yes will recognize big chunks of this, which were later used in "Starship Trooper".
I'm At That Party Right Now
by Vito Ricci
1983. Really this whole album ("I Was Crossing A Bridge") is my jam right now. Weird minimal lo-fi synth stuff, and then... this...
Jammed: 17th Jun 2015
24 plays
11 likes
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Secular Humanism
by Frank Zappa
Executed by Frank Zappa on his Synclavier at the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen circa 1986.
Jammed: 12th Jun 2015
22 plays
19 likes
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Jammed: 10th Jun 2015
18 plays
14 likes
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Jammed: 19th May 2015
31 plays
11 likes
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Jammed: 14th May 2015
36 plays
17 likes
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Jammed: 11th May 2015
29 plays
20 likes
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Jammed: 6th May 2015
30 plays
16 likes
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Jammed: 19th Apr 2015
27 plays
15 likes
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Jammed: 13th Apr 2015
23 plays
6 likes
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Jammed: 7th Apr 2015
25 plays
10 likes
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Jammed: 7th Apr 2015
13 plays
6 likes
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Cat Food
by King Crimson
Recently discovered footage from 1970 on Top of the Pops. With Peter Giles on bass even!
Jammed: 25th Mar 2015
32 plays
13 likes
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Drei Klavierstücke, op. 11
by Arnold Schoenberg / Cory Arcangel / A Bunch of Cats
Arnold Schoenberg's 1909 piece "Drei Klavierstücke, op. 11" played by cats on pianos.
Zombie
by Khun Narin Electric Phin Band
Such a great clip of a Thai psych band (with portable PA system) strolling along with the locals. And the music is unbelievably good.
The Daves I Know
by Bruce McCulloch
1989. It's been stuck in my head for a good 24 hours now, so I suppose this qualifies as my current "jam".
Jammed: 29th Jul 2014
27 plays
12 likes
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Jammed: 27th Jul 2014
20 plays
10 likes
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Jammed: 21st Jul 2014
34 plays
39 likes
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Jammed: 15th Jul 2014
31 plays
16 likes
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Phylis is a Protozoon Actually
by The Deep Freeze Mice
1979. Gradually making my way across the 'Nurse With Wound List'.
Jammed: 17th Jun 2014
36 plays
16 likes
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Greenfield Morning I Pushed An Empty Baby Carriage All Over The City
by Yoko Ono
1970.
Get Greenfield Morning I Pushed An Empty Baby Carriage All Over The City at Amazon
Jammed: 11th Jun 2014
30 plays
17 likes
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Space Oddity (Stylophone and Guitar Track Only)
by David Bowie
Isolated track with stylophone and guitar only. I never knew what that creepy synth sound was until now -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylophone
Get Space Oddity (Stylophone and Guitar Track Only) at Amazon
1965 Mellotron Demonstration Film
by Eric Robinson & David Nixon
![Train Your Bird In Stereo [Side 2]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/thisismyjam/i/89929b0ef195f4f0a69ac394b73e296c_395.jpg?1396384882)
Train Your Bird In Stereo [Side 2]
by Henry J. Bates and Robert L. Busenbark
From 1968. This must be listened to in headphones. In its entirety. No cheating!
John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man
by The Carter Family
Sung by Sara Carter. Recorded in Camden, NJ on 10 May 1928.
Jammed: 6th Feb 2014
35 plays
13 likes
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Jammed: 4th Feb 2014
36 plays
22 likes
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