30 November 2004
Hello World!
Due to technical difficulties, things fell into disrepair a bit in November. Getting back on top of the game now! Still hundreds of messages behind, and the poor site needs much love. Thanks for your patience. Good stuff in the works.
14 November 2004
Come and Get Your Love
Nearing the end of the project, Jan is hosting episodes now temporarily available.
Week 21 - Tom Erich and His Orchestra: musical world-tour
[back online for about a week]
In the archive you can see which 52 Week downloads are online at this moment. Only the weeks marked with *** will remain online after the project is finished. Chance of a lifetime for these recordings!
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Jan Turkenburg,
Netherlands,
OO Family,
projects
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11 November 2004
The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share.
"These musicians are saying that true creativity needs to be open, fluid, and alive. When it comes to copyright, they are pro-choice. Here are 16 songs that encourage people to play with their tunes, not just play them."
- WIRED magazine, November issue (get the CD free with your copy, on newsstands now)
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sampling
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07 November 2004
Weirdomusic.com now has a netlabel!
The beloved Weirdomusic.com has just launched a netlabel, WM Recordings. Marco, the operator of Weirdomusic, is assisted by Jan Turkenburg and Ton Ruckert. All three gentlemen are also Comfort Stand recording artists, and each created an Oddio Overplay theme song.
"WM Recordings is a netlabel operating from Heerlen, the Netherlands. WM Recordings brings you music that is a little 'different.' We do not specialize in one style, but instead bring you exciting sounds that you're not likely to find anywhere else. Everything you find on WM Recordings is free, so take as much as you like."
The netlabel opens with two releases. The first is a collection titled WATER, WIND AND SAILS, and is released in conjunction with Turkenburg's 52 Weeks. Week 18 of 52 was a radio program with the sea as its theme. Turkenburg invited listeners to contribute their own musical pieces to create a water CD. The release flows across genres from bluegrass to the avant garde. A track that instantly won my heart was De Zwervende Keien's "Camille's Aquarium," a brief rendition of Camille Saint-Saens's (1835-1921) "Aquarium" from his CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS (1886).
The second release follows along the water theme, as well. It is RAIN by favorite French mixmaster Chenard Walcker. He is a prolific artist and tends to explore in all directions when he undertakes a project. Guessing that this set is in addition to his two tracks on WATER, WIND AND SAILS. When composing a mix for an Oddio Overplay site theme, Walcker also branched out and created an entire CD of additional material.
Super excited and grateful that WM Recordings has sprouted. Here's to it blossoming as the years pass.
01 November 2004
Big City Orchestra
Happy Birthday, Comfort Stand!
Oddio Overplay celebrates the Comfort Stand birthday with a collection of nearly 100 birthday tracks from all over the web. Happy Birthday, Comfort Stand!
Tags:
Comfort Stand,
netlabels
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Monday, November 01, 2004
28 October 2004
Munster Beat!
Martinibomb and the Coconut Monkeyrocket join forces this scary season to bring you their spin on the theme of the Munsters television show! It arrives just in time for all the DJs and party hosts to work it into their ghoulish mixes.
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Thursday, October 28, 2004
26 October 2004
WFMU Record Fair
WFMU's Record Fairs have grown into the stuff of legends, with more wonderful recordings available under one roof than pretty much anywhere else in the world. And from now on, it happens only once a year! That's right, this is your last opportunity until Fall of 2005 to feast on the bounty of more than 200 dealers from across the globe, each one specializing in one or more of the joyously esoteric genres that WFMU's transmitter belts out 24-7.
To wit, if your aural cravings include hard to find Rock, Soul, Experimental, Electronic, Psych, Jazz, Garage, Folk, Minimal Synth, Funk, Latin, Comedy, Country, Spoken Word, Hip Hop, Old Timey, Girl Groups, Hippy Noise, Punk, Breakcore, Electro-Acoustic, Reggae, Pop, Soundtracks or Micronesian Doo Wop, you can't afford to not make an appearance!
And when you're not shopping, you can soak up the sights and sounds of live performances from Isaiah Owens, The Super Karaoke Fun Time Band, and WFMU's own Laura Cantrell! And once again, the A/V Lounge will be back in effect featuring tons of weirdo music videos and more intimate live performances from Alvaro (The Singing Nose), 3Puen, Mumbleboy, plus a screening of the new Ramones documentary, End of the Century! See the complete Record Fair entertainment schedule!
We are organizing an NYC Get-Together loosely based around the WFMU Record Fair. Date, time and location to be determined by invited guests. Contact for more details. See you at the fair!
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Tuesday, October 26, 2004
New Content
Another new page featuring great sites for great sounds. Listen, love and support, y'all.
19 October 2004
Ghouls with Attitude
Otis Fodder has done it again! He has prepared a spooktacular Halloween mix of the rare and haunting to put a fright into your holiday. Retrolicious has devilishly provided hosting. The cover art for the 2-CD collection is the bewitching work of Suzanne Baumann, creator of Fridge Magnet Concoctions and head honcho for the art departments of both The 365 Days Project and Comfort Stand Recordings. The web work was left to Oddio Overplay to prepare a ghoulish delight. Visit soon to see what other fiends were involved in this endeavor, as the whole frightful affair turns into a pumpkin after October 31st. Happy Halloween and Happy Listening!
[Internet Explorer recommended for capturing the ghouls]
Tags:
365 Days,
Comfort Stand,
Halloween,
holidays,
netlabels,
OO Family,
Otis Fodder
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01 October 2004
October Tunes in Overplay
Autumn is upon those of us in the Northern Hemisphere. Tunes in Overplay v.10.04 awaits you with the warm aromas of apple crisp, mulling wine, cinnamon, baking bread and visions of pumpkins and colorful leaves. Here's hoping you get out there and enjoy those Oktoberfests and Harvest Fests, dear friends.
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Friday, October 01, 2004
Let's Celebrate!
To celebrate World Vegetarian Day and the Fois Gras Victory in California this week, there is a new selection of super sites posted at Oddio Overplay! Yay! Have a happy day!
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Friday, October 01, 2004
30 September 2004
Constructus - The Ziggurat
UPDATE: Although this 2002 album is no longer shared at African Dope, you can still hear this album here. The chameleon Waddy Jones went on to be many more characters, including Max Normal, MaxNormal.TV, and then "Ninja" in parody group Die Antwoord.
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28 September 2004
22 September 2004
21 September 2004
ndorphin
When was the last time you visited the ndorphin netlabel? Did you know they are now up to 15 releases? Amazing and delicious!
Hurray for free netlabels! Hey, while you are at it, have you visited Comfort Stand recently?
Hurray for free netlabels! Hey, while you are at it, have you visited Comfort Stand recently?
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Comfort Stand,
netlabels
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Tuesday, September 21, 2004
20 September 2004
Oddball Auditorium to Go Offline
Heard through Weirdomusic and Rummage through the Crevices that the Oddball Auditorium is scheduled to go offline at the end of this month, September 2004. Sad news, as John really had a special thing there. Hope you get a chance to enjoy it again soon. Full story...
If you have bandwidth available to host the Oddball Auditorium, please contact the OA via the website.
If you have bandwidth available to host the Oddball Auditorium, please contact the OA via the website.
16 September 2004
Annetenna - self-titled CD
Annetenna - self-titled CD [2001]
Recorded for Columbia Records, but shelved by the record company. Annetenna made the entire album, including artwork, available for free download.
taste: This Is Not a Love Song - Extraordinary
Only four years late on this one, but perhaps we missed it together? Not a genre we follow perhaps? You probably knew their earlier incarnation, Ednaswap. Betting you do remember their song Torn, as Natalie Imbruglia scored a major hit with her cover. This sound familiar? "I'm all out of faith. This is how I feel. I'm cold and I am shamed lying naked on the floor... You're a little late, I'm already torn." [Annetenna's acoustic version live on Howard Stern Show]
Their Flash site offers the entire CD, artwork and grungy tracks from their Ednaswap CDs. The great fansite operated by Joshua and Jeremy Provost, operators of 727 Records is the place to visit, however, for information. They provide bios, articles, discography, songlist and the likes, including reviews from the good folk of Pathetic Caverns [hi there!]. If you have diffuculties with the zipped CD artwork (because of truncated names all being the same), you can download smaller versions of the art at the fansite.
15 September 2004
SquaresCubed
Marc and Chris have a fabulous radio show, SquaresCubed. Every week, they bring you an hour of the finest music legally and freely available on the Internet. Hear the show live or listen to archived shows. Their great playlists are even linked to the artists' source sites. This, friends, is why I love the Internet.
http://www.donutrockcity.com/movtype/squarescubed/
http://www.donutrockcity.com/movtype/squarescubed/
14 September 2004
Beautiful CD from Confused Man
The fantastic sofasound netlabel now offers a beautiful downtempo release by Confused Man. Feeling in the most mellow, loving mood tonight, so this is a perfect fit. Downloading it for tomorrow's roadtrip. [stream hi - stream lo]
Thanks to Phlow, the good people who bring you the NetLabel Catalogue for the clue on this one.
Thanks to Phlow, the good people who bring you the NetLabel Catalogue for the clue on this one.
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