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Dirt beneath the daydream

Title
Dirt beneath the daydream [sound recording].
Publication
[London, England] : The Wire ; New Zealand : The Audio Foundation, 2009.

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Additional Authors
  • Storm, Rory, 1972-
  • Crude, (Musician)
  • Malcolm, Greg.
  • Parlane, Rosy.
  • Willetts, Adam.
  • Omit, (Musician)
  • Mackinnon, Alex.
  • Neave, Richard.
  • Noyes, Lee.
  • Frey, (Musician)
  • Kraus, (Musician)
  • Witcyst, (Musician)
  • Russell, Bruce, 1960-
  • Shearer, Rachel.
  • Lloyd, Demarnia.
  • Harris, Stuart.
  • Hamilton, Sam.
  • Black-Five, Stanier.
  • Eye (Musical group : New Zealand) prf
  • Futurians (Musical group) prf
  • LA Lakers (Musical group) prf
  • Sandoz Lab Technicians (Musical group) prf
  • Currer Bells (Musical group) prf
Description
1 sound disc : digital; 4 3/4 in.
Uniform Title
Wire (London, England). 300 (Supplement)
Alternative Title
Collection of sound from Aotearoa/New Zealand
Subjects
Note
  • Popular instrumental music and songs, free improvisations, rock, and electronic music from New Zealand.
  • Promotional CD given away to all subscribers of the The wire with issue 300, Feb. 2009.
  • Compact disc.
Event (note)
  • Recorded in various New Zealand locations from 2007 to 2008.
Language (note)
  • Primarily unidentified or unintelligible languages, with some selections in English.
Contents
3'06" ([performed by] Rory Storm) (3:06) -- Skeleton key (Eye) (3:57) -- Blackened, deadened keys (Crude) (3:53) -- Lost (Greg Malcolm) (3:16) -- Galaxy marbles (The Futurians) (3:32) -- Armenia (Rosy Parlane) (3:32) -- Bad milk (Adam Willetts) (3:57) -- Dropper (Omit) (3:53) -- Piano coalesce (Alex MacKinnon) (2:51) -- Was ever women by this fashion woo'd, was ever women by this fashion won (Richard Neave & Lee Noyes) (3:52) -- Forever soup (Damian Stewart) (3:32) -- Let me eat cake (Kraus) (3:09) -- New world (Witcyst) (1:42) -- Cough genesis ramparts for gulf eurythmics (LA Lakers) (3:59) -- The role of minority tendencies in the ebbing period (edit) (Bruce Russell) (3:16) -- Festival of vapours (Sandoz Lab Technicians) (4:37) -- Pastoral (Rachel Shearer) (1:37) -- Long ride (Demarnia Lloyd & Stuart Harris) (2:32) -- Blue tide, black water (pop edit) (Sam Hamilton) (4:02) -- Aerial argot (Stanier Black-Five) (4:40) -- Three volumes (Currer Bells) (4:00).
Call Number
*LDC 48486
OCLC
300641191
Title
Dirt beneath the daydream [sound recording].
Imprint
[London, England] : The Wire ; New Zealand : The Audio Foundation, 2009.
Performer
Various performers.
Event
Recorded in various New Zealand locations from 2007 to 2008.
Language
Primarily unidentified or unintelligible languages, with some selections in English.
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Added Author
Storm, Rory, 1972- Performer
Crude, (Musician) Performer
Malcolm, Greg. Performer
Parlane, Rosy. Performer
Willetts, Adam. Performer
Omit, (Musician) Performer
Mackinnon, Alex. Performer
Neave, Richard. Performer
Noyes, Lee. Performer
Frey, (Musician) Performer
Kraus, (Musician) Performer
Witcyst, (Musician) Performer
Russell, Bruce, 1960- Performer
Shearer, Rachel. Performer
Lloyd, Demarnia. Performer
Harris, Stuart. Performer
Hamilton, Sam. Performer
Black-Five, Stanier. Performer
Eye (Musical group : New Zealand) Performer
Futurians (Musical group) Performer
LA Lakers (Musical group) Performer
Sandoz Lab Technicians (Musical group) Performer
Currer Bells (Musical group) Performer
Added Title
Wire (London, England). 300 (Supplement)
Research Call Number
*LDC 48486
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