Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

It's hard to know exactly what is going on in this call from Sister Gwen McKay to the Sydney based 2GB Radio station. Everytime I listen it does make me smile. Have a go yourself and tell us what you think it is. Here are some of my conclusions.  The caller starts with three vegetables, each costing 45 cents. So, the total cost for these three vegetables is $1.35 (3 items x $0.45). Then, the caller purchases four more items, each costing $3. This means that the total cost of these four items is $12 (4 items x $3). The combined cost of the vegetables ($1.35) and the four other items ($12) is $13.35. The phrase "you have to get back home to check the money that changed hands" might imply that the caller wants to ensure that the amount of money spent ($13.35) matches the items purchased. In this scenario, the conundrum seems to revolve around the discrepancy between the cost of the three vegetables and the cost of the four other items, resulting in a total expenditure of $13

Get ready for a vinyl revival! The latest release is a vinyl reissue that's been meticulously remastered from original analog tapes.  But that's not all! They are bringing you a 24-page booklet packed with fascinating notes and documents, all in a neat 25x25cm package. And guess what? Their is also a special treat hidden inside - a CD titled "Before and After Bandits" with never-before-heard live and demo recordings. That's right, a piece of audio gold for you. With recordings spanning from 1977 to 1980, featuring 17 different band members and guests. But here's the catch: the lavish booklet is exclusive to the vinyl LP, so you won't find it sold separately. Don't miss out on this unique collector's item! Plus, when you grab your copy, you'll also enjoy unlimited streaming of "Un peu de l'âme des bandits" through the Bandcamp app and high-quality downloads in MP3 and FLAC formats. Get grooving with Aksak Maboul's timeless tune

Janko Nilović, born on May 20, 1941, is a prolific musician and composer of Montenegrin and Greek heritage who has called France home since 1960. His diverse talents span classical, jazz, funk, pop, psychedelia, and easy listening. Biography Hailing from Istanbul, Nilović began as a child prodigy, mastering piano, oboe, and percussion. In the late 1950s, he founded his own rock and roll band. Moving to Paris in 1960, he showcased his skills in nightclubs and later joined Les Doussis, a trio of Greek musicians. Their recordings with Barclay Records marked the start of his career as an arranger and orchestrator for pop artists and TV shows. In 1967, Nilović co-established Ju Ju Records with singer Davy Jones, creating a series of singles. His unique arrangements caught the attention of André Farry, founder of library music label Éditions Montparnasse 2000 (MP 2000), leading to the release of influential LPs like "Psyc Impressions." His work extended to various projects, pseudon

Labeling Osamu Kitajima's music with a specific genre is a task that defies convention. "Masterless Samurai" marks yet another compelling chapter in Kitajima's ever-evolving musical journey. It's an extraordinary fusion of Jazz Fusion and traditional Japanese melodies that stands in a league of its own. This remarkable effort by Kitajima is truly one-of-a-kind, with no comparable albums in sight. His profound expertise in traditional Japanese music, coupled with a deep-seated passion for Progressive Rock and Jazz, gives "Masterless Samurai" its unique flavor, solidifying its status as a remarkable Fusion masterpiece and yet another pinnacle in his illustrious career. Kitajima's decision to bid farewell to Space Rock elements and venture into the realms of World and Ethno music foreshadows the captivating direction he is taking.

In a musical landscape where the most exquisite gems often hide away from the mainstream platforms like Spotify, I've embarked on a journey to unearth and share these hidden treasures. Today, I bring you Michael Galasso's "Baroque" from 1992, a piece that's both a testament to its time and an enchanting departure from the ordinary. The Greatest Opening Sequence Ever As soon as you press play on "Baroque," you're immediately met with an aura of sophistication and mystery. It's an introduction that stands tall among the greatest opening sequences in the realm of music. This piece doesn't just invite you in; it transports you to another world entirely. A Sonic Masterpiece for the Senses "Baroque" by Michael Galasso is an extraordinary composition, quite unlike anything you've heard before. It possesses a rare quality that effortlessly paints the opening scene of "Chungking Express" with haunting beauty. The atmosphere it

Let's take a moment to celebrate the pure joy that the song "Walking on Sunshine '82" brings into our lives! This incredible track, featuring the talented Donnie Calvin, is a vibrant explosion of happiness that instantly lifts our spirits and gets us dancing. From the very first notes, you can't help but be swept away by the infectious energy and infectious melody. The upbeat tempo, catchy lyrics, and irresistible rhythm create an atmosphere of pure bliss that is impossible to resist. "Walking on Sunshine '82" reminds us of those carefree moments when the world feels like our own personal paradise. It's a song that encapsulates the feeling of pure happiness, where worries are left behind, and we're free to revel in the sheer joy of life. So, let's turn up the volume and let the music wash over us like a wave of positivity. Let's embrace the contagious enthusiasm of this incredible tune and allow it to fill our hearts with warmth and r

There are songs that merely entertain, and then there are songs that leave an indelible mark on your soul. Nicky Thomas's "Is It Because I'm Black?" falls firmly into the latter category, delivering an incredibly powerful musical experience that resonates deeply with the heart and conscience. A Profound and Moving Piece "Is It Because I'm Black?" transcends yet still stands now. From the moment the lyrics begin to sink in, washed with feelin from the heart. It's abundantly clear that you're in the presence of something extraordinary. This is not just a song; it's a soul-stirring journey through the human experience. A Genuine Performance Nicky Thomas's vocal delivery, sings, with emotion etched into each and every note, it is a testament to his profound connection. I cannot help feel he is not merely performing but bearing his soul for all to see. This authenticity adds a layer of raw intensity to the song that's truly captivating. Mu

Riding High marked the debut album of the Dayton, Ohio funk ensemble Faze-O in 1977, masterfully produced by the Ohio Players. Their journey began with a BANG, and never stopped not only did they chart in 1978 with the R&B hit "Riding High, but so did so many other decades after with their sampling of the song. This truly makes this track as legendary as it has an enduring influence on the world of hip-hop and R&B here are some who sampled. A Testament to Timeless Music: "Riding High" has been a source of inspiration for numerous hip-hop and R&B acts from the late 1980s onwards. It all started with Fresh Four's "Wishing on a Star" in 1989, produced by The High & Mighty, proving that Faze-O's music is a wellspring of creativity. "Riding High" has been the source of inspiration for many, have sampled the creamy goodness here is a list of some of those who too some cream from the cookie. EPMD - Unfinished Business (1989): Faze-O&#