Brian LeBarton

Generator Radio playlist November 26th 2010

Tonight’s playlist to assist in your your post-turkey or tofurkey digestion difficulties.

Brian’s 1-hour music show for Marfa Public Radio is now every Friday night at 7pm PST/10pm EST. Listen live on your computer or iPhone. Of course if you’re traveling through West Texas just tune to 93.5 KRTS

1. N.W.A. – Something 2 Dance 2
2. New Order – Fine Time
3. The Stooges – Fun House [Vinyl]
4. Rolling Stones – Can You Hear The Music
5. Tangerine Dream – Stratosfear
6. Charles Mingus – Eclipse
7. Big Joe Williams – President Roosevelt
8. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Side O’ The Road
9. Captain Beefheart – Mirror Man Sessions
10. The Misfits – Hollywood Babylon
11. Jean Claude Vannier – Interprete Les Musiq
12. King Tubby – Roots of Dub

Generator Radio playlist November 19th 2010

A few of tonight tracks aren’t directly for sale on Amazon so we’ve linked to a suitable alternative. Remember new time is 7pm Pacific Standard Time, listen live here every Friday night on Marfa Public Radio.

1. Jose Afonso
2. Lucie Tozongana – Bholen/Bavon
3. The Book I Read – Talking Heads
4. Enlightenment – Sun Ra
5. Supertoys – Autolux
6. Move Baby Move – Dick Penner
7. I Want To Know – Danny Dell
8. Promises – Buzzcocks
9. National Anthem To The Moon – Bruce Haack
10. No Face, No Name, No Number – Traffic
11. The Boys From Brazil – The Pop Group
12. Mesmerization Eclipse – Captain Beyond
13. Let’s Get Sick – Mu
14. Lock Groove (In) – Liquid Liquid
15. The Devil In Us – Black Devil Disco Club

Live Film Score @ Cinefamily next Wednesday!

11/24 @ 8:00pm / SERIES: SILENT WEDNESDAYS
Arsenal
(W/ New Live Score By Brian LeBarton!)
Multi-instrumentalist and electronic music whiz Brian LeBarton, who for years has been the close collaborative partner of one Beck Hansen, and who recently co-composed/recorded the music of Sex Bob-omb (the fake band in Scott Pligrim Vs. The World) comes to the Cinefamily to bring his unique aural vision to classic films from the silent era! Russian silent cinema often channeled the struggles of a perpetually put-upon people through a staggering avant-garde filter, in order to sneak its message past the Party — and Alexander Dovzhenko’s Arsenal stands tall alongside Eisenstein’s Battleship Potempkin and Pudovkin’s Motheras one of the great metaphorical pieces of its era. The first film in Dovzhenko’s “Ukraine Trilogy”,Arsenal charts the incredible upheaval of Russian society as the tumult of WWI gave way to the Russian Revolution in the 1910s, all seen through the eyes of a lowly Ukranian soldier who participates in barricading himself and his fellow troops in a munitions plant, as Kiev falls around him into Bolshevik hands. One can see how Dovzhenko’s time spent in Berlin throughout the ‘20s influenced him greatly, as Arsenal’s German Expressionism-influenced visuals add layers upon layers of beautifully surreal touches to one of the great anti-war films.
Dir. Aleksandr Dovzhenko, 1929, digital presentation, 70 min.

Tickets – $12/free for members

Generator Radio Playlist – November 5th 2010

It’s been a while, we’ll catch up and post playlists from the last month soon. In good news, Brian’s radio show is now on an hour earlier. 7pm PST/10pm EST every Friday night on Marfa Public Radio.

Buraka Som Sistema

Peter, Bjorn and John

The Juan MacLean

Ruth

Matthew Dear

Studio

Dear Nora & Casiotone

The Pharcyde

Suicide

Giorgio Moroder

Dyke And The Blazers

The Admirals @ Super Deluxe (Tokyo)

A snippet of time from the band’s jam (sans Charlotte) at the loving Super Deluxe from last week, Oct 25th. L to R: Amir, Brian, Eric, Bram, Nicole.