Tipper and Mike Wallis — Groovetech Radio (2001-10-12)
Опубликовано: 23 мая 2015 г.Tipper and Mike Wallis on Groovetech Radio in 2001.
Tipper (real name Dave Tipper), is a British born composer and producer specializing in electronic music that ranges from Ambient, through Trip Hop, to uptempo Nu-skool Breakbeat. As a teenager, he founded Fuel Records with Ritchie Warren, label manager, in 1997.
He went to found his own imprint Tippermusic in 2005 and has released exclusively on that since.
These sets were were originally streamed in real media in the early days of online streaming radio. Unfortunately, you'll have to excuse the poor quality.
Опубликовано: 23 янв. 2016 г.The hour long mix takes in music from Disjecta, Industrial legends and previous guests Cabaret Voltaire & Throbbing Gristle, Raymond Scott, The Residents, John Cage, Mark Fell and The Hafler Trio.
Tracklist:
disjecta — pit
throbbing gristle — what a day
cabaret voltaire — makes your mouth go funny
pero — pommes
john carpenter — he’s still alive / romero
the human league — the dignity of labour (part 4)
raymond scott — lightworks (instr)
portion control — he is a barbarian
asmus tietchens — ausverkauf
zeebox — pepi de vince
moebius & tietchens — kattrepel
arthur kreiger — short piece
bernard parmegiani — sonare mouvement 2
moebius & plank — muffler b
severed heads — theme from the surface
paul lansky — say that again
the residents — would we be alive
bbc sound effects library — birdsong
delia derbyshire — great zoos of the world
fred frith — speechless
:zoviet*france: — kess saffer plaint
john cage — williams mix
asmus tietchens — falter-lamento
otto luening & vladimir ussachevsky — incantation
david lynch — hybrid mood
mark fell — abjection
philip jeck — thirtieth/pilot reprise
the hafler trio — a small child dreams of voiding the plague
peter rehberg — showroom dummies track 2
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