Nocturnal_Emissions_-_Collateral_Salvage-2003-BFHMP3

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BFHMP3
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92,04 MB
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15
Date
2004-06-29

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                Artist....: Nocturnal Emissions
                Album.....: Collateral Salvage
                Source....: CDDA
                Type......: Album
                Genre.....: Electronic
                Grabber...: EAC
               	Encoder...: Lame
                Quality...: VBRkbps /44,1kHz / Joint
                Size......: 92,0 MB
                Tracks....: 15
                Playtime..: 64:17 min
                Company...: Soleilmoon Recordings
                Language..: English

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                01.Jesus' Twin Brother                    [04:40]
                02.Burn, Bush Burn                        [04:04]
                03.Groovin' With Mr. Slow                 [03:38]
                04.Daisycutter                            [03:49]
                05.Puchobongo                             [03:12]
                06.Pulsar                                 [04:10]
                07.Going To the Edge                      [03:53]
                08.I See You're With Eeeyore              [03:46]
                09.Bunker Buster                          [05:05]
                10.Resistance is Fertile                  [04:29]
                11.Listen, Little Man                     [04:57]
                12.Running Water                          [04:12]
                13.As If Vietnam Never Happened           [04:31]
                14.Sag Alu                                [03:55]
                15.Lah De La De Saki Ya                   [05:56]
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                                                          64:17 min
                                      	                   92,0 MB


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                 For his 25th CD as Nocturnal Emissions, Nigel
                 Ayers has created a work that balances noise
                 and vocal samples against a wild array of loops
                 and rhythm tracks. It's a tantalizingly spicy
                 cocktail that sounds nothing like an
                 out-of-control hip-hop dump truck being driven
                 backwards through an octogenarian's barn dance.
                 "Collateral Salvage" is beat-oriented
                 toe-tappin' music constructed from hundreds of
                 different samples of indie guitar-pop,
                 interspersed with fragments of song and surreal
                 speech. Strong bass lines run throughout, and
                 the rhythms are a blend of funk and exotic
                 eastern promise. Subtle tonalities, acoustic
                 guitar flavors, swingin' saxophones, flutes and
                 horns are piled high over tabla and soaring
                 vintage analogue synthesizers. Mbiras mix with
                 driftwood marimbas, wicky-wicky guitars and
                 pitch-shifted sitars in a swirling belly-dance
                 dub sock-hop. "Collateral Salvage" was inspired
                 by the sounds of modern Morocco. Late at night,
                 lying in a bath, listening to the output of
                 three different nightclubs, each with their own
                 blend of local music mixed with international
                 pop hits, all in a constant struggle for
                 dominance, with water running in and out of the
                 ears. The resourcefulness of human endeavor in
                 the Third World and its contrast with the
                 luxuries and carefree wastefulness of the
                 developed world provided the foundation for the
                 album. This is the music of resistance against
                 the constant war being waged by the powerful
                 elite in rich nations against the poor. When
                 Bush says "you're either with us or you're
                 against us" Ayers replies "There is no
                 separation. Social divides are socially
                 constructed. A forgotten branch of the
                 avant-garde once suggested that art can direct
                 thought along new lines and enable us to
                 generate more positive patterns of social
                 behavior." The title of the album is a play on
                 words, referring to the term "collateral
                 damage" and, perhaps somewhat more obviously,
                 "salvage". Collateral damage was brought into
                 common use as a byproduct of Gulf War I. It got
                 another boost as a result of Gulf War II. It's
                 a polite euphemism for what happens when the
                 non-combatants (another euphemism for
                 "civilians") are unintentionally injured or
                 killed during the course of an attack on a
                 target, but it has come to symbolize much more,
                 and is now used to describe other situations in
                 which unintended consequences result from
                 sloppy execution of plans. "Salvage" as it
                 relates to recycling and recovery, has become
                 very important to today's society. The earth
                 contains a limited supply of renewable and
                 non-renewable resources. Finding ways to reuse
                 the components of our trash is paramount to our
                 survival. "Collateral Salvage" is the musical
                 expression of a kind of sonic recycling that
                 seeks to reuse previously recorded sounds, but
                 has unanticipated and unintended outcomes. With
                 the best bits from all the best songs, it's the
                 ultimate distillation of the last fifty years
                 of civilization. Nigel Ayers has been running
                 his anti-career in Nocturnal Emissions since
                 1979. Nobody really knows what he does for a
                 living. He is described by his friends as "a
                 professional freak".

                 http://www.soleilmoon.com


                 ENj0y!



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Files

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01-nocturnal_emissions_-_jesus_twin_brother-bfhmp3.mp36,54 MB
02-nocturnal_emissions_-_burn_bush_burn-bfhmp3.mp35,39 MB
03-nocturnal_emissions_-_groovin_with_mr._slow-bfhmp3.mp35,68 MB
04-nocturnal_emissions_-_daisycutter-bfhmp3.mp35,60 MB
05-nocturnal_emissions_-_puchobongo-bfhmp3.mp34,47 MB
06-nocturnal_emissions_-_pulsar-bfhmp3.mp36,10 MB
07-nocturnal_emissions_-_going_to_the_edge-bfhmp3.mp35,29 MB
08-nocturnal_emissions_-_i_see_youre_with_eeeyore-bfhmp3.mp35,33 MB
09-nocturnal_emissions_-_bunker_buster-bfhmp3.mp37,34 MB
10-nocturnal_emissions_-_resistance_is_fertile-bfhmp3.mp35,94 MB
11-nocturnal_emissions_-_listen_little_man-bfhmp3.mp36,58 MB
12-nocturnal_emissions_-_running_water-bfhmp3.mp36,63 MB
13-nocturnal_emissions_-_as_if_vietnam_never_happened-bfhmp3.mp36,84 MB
14-nocturnal_emissions_-_sag_alu-bfhmp3.mp35,55 MB
15-nocturnal_emissions_-_lah_de_la_de_saki_ya-bfhmp3.mp38,76 MB