Not necessarily. Some noise can fluctuate quite rapidly, giving it some sense of movement while still being inherently noise, don't you think. See: the Locust.
Sorry Eric, I can't communicate very well. I meant to ask, Noise qualifies as music? The noise I listened to seemed to move rather slowly through the soundscape.
hey, i almost bought that pauline oliveros record a couple weeks ago-- had too much stuff already in my hands though. it looked interesting and the packaging was cool as hell-
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graig markel |
February 20, 2007 9:06 AM
The live version of Low's "Shame" from their EP One More Reason to Forget is super slo-mo goodness, marred only at the top of the track by some excitable loudmouth in the audience who yelled out "whooo!"
Moog System by Pauline Oliveros,
it's over 30 minutes of noise. Noise counts as slow music, eh?
Not necessarily. Some noise can fluctuate quite rapidly, giving it some sense of movement while still being inherently noise, don't you think. See: the Locust.
mono - "the remains of the day",
an appropriate title. slow song for a slow day.
um, Gwen Stefani's rapping skills?
stars of the lid - the tired sounds of stars of the lid. so slow it fills up pieces of vinyl.
Earth's 2: Special Low Frequency Version.
Most of Morton Feldman's canon, too.
Noothgrush.
Corrupted.
auburn lull--alone i admire
Sorry Eric, I can't communicate very well. I meant to ask, Noise qualifies as music? The noise I listened to seemed to move rather slowly through the soundscape.
la monte young
Allinson + Brown's 'AV 1'.
One track, particularly, has three notes over fifteen minutes, decomposing like an Andrei Tarkovsky film.
It's got to be the Autechre and Hafler Trio album "æo³-³hæ" :)
ummm... isn't Low considered slow anymore? Two Step wins it for me. Dopesmoker is also a good choice. Or anything by Sunn(((O)
arvo pärt's alina
radiohead, air, sigur ros, apparat.. i
don't get a whole lot slower then that.
sun kil moon
boards of canada
tycho
hey, i almost bought that pauline oliveros record a couple weeks ago-- had too much stuff already in my hands though. it looked interesting and the packaging was cool as hell-
The live version of Low's "Shame" from their EP One More Reason to Forget is super slo-mo goodness, marred only at the top of the track by some excitable loudmouth in the audience who yelled out "whooo!"
Probably something by Windy & Carl.
http://files.ofmirroreye.net/mp3/2007-02-11/w+c-11-snowing.mp3
Monarch's "Amplifire Death March." The song is 60 minutes long and probably averages about 2 beats per minute.
Low - Shame
Live in Amsterdam
Go here and click track 5:
Take a HUGE bong toke, call the post office to stop your mail for a while and sit back and steep.
http://www.fabchannel.com/low
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