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Austin City Limits Festival

Tue, 15 Apr 2008 13:27:35 GMT

Austin City Limits Festival
Start Date: 26-Sep-08 10:00 AM
End Time: 28-Sep-08 11:00 PM
Location: Zilker park, Austin, TX
Speaker:

Event Details:

Zilker park

Austin City Limits Festival

Tue, 15 Apr 2008 13:28:23 GMT

Austin City Limits Festival
Start Date: 26-Sep-08 10:00 AM
End Time: 28-Sep-08 11:00 PM
Location: Zilker park, Austin, TX
Speaker:

Event Details:

The lineup for ACL 2008 has been announced and you can get more information at the ACL website.

Get your ACL 2008 tickets soon though as this one will sell out!

Foo Fighters

Robert Plant & Alison Krauss

Beck

Manu Chao

John Fogerty

David Byrne

The Raconteurs

The Mars Volta

Gnarls Barkley

Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band

N.E.R.D

Erykah Badu

Robert Earl Keen

Patty Griffin

Tegan & Sara

Iron & Wine

G. Love & Special Sauce

Neko Case

Band of Horses

The Swell Season

Silversun Pickups

Gogol Bordello

Gillian Welch

Eli Young Band

The Black Keys

Against Me!

Jakob Dylan and the Gold Mountain Rebels

Okkervil River

Galactic

Kevin Fowler

Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings

Hot Chip

Vampire Weekend

Slightly Stoopid

Duffy

Alejandro Escovedo

Roky Erickson

Yonder Mountain String Band

Spiritualized

Flyleaf

Drive-By Truckers

Ingrid Michaelson

Stars

José Gonzales

Del the Funky Homosapien

Man Man

Jamie Lidell

MGMT

What Made Milwaukee Famous

Jenny Lewis

M. Ward

Asleep at the Wheel

Mason Jennings

Heartless Bastards

Antibalas

The Nachito Herrera All-Stars

Shooter Jennings

Xavier Rudd

Yeasayer

Octopus Project

Joe Bonamassa

The Kills

White Denim

Louis XIV

Delta Spirit

Mates of State

Nicole Atkins & The Sea

Electric Touch

Black Joe Lewis & the Honey Bears

Back Door Slam

Tristan Prettyman

The Strange Boys

Ryan Bingham

Scott Biram

Freddy Jones

Colour Revolt

Five Times August

Langhorne Slim

Sybris

Eli "Paper Boy" Reed and the True Loves

Bavu Blakes & the Extra Plairs

Zilker park

Low End Theory September 2008

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 18:00:00 GMT

It's September and we have some aural treats for you. Quantic has a new album out and it is PHENOMENAL. Taking his Central/South American influences and mashing it up with reggae he certainly delivers. His track Death of the Revolution starts it off with Smith & Mighty's remix of Big Youth's Jim Screechy coming in behind. Natural Self also has a new album out and it is equally as tasty as his Tru Thoughts counter part. His The Rising with Andreya Triana channels some tribal burning making way for Battle of the Species a track off the first Antibalas record. Martin Perna of Antibalas hooked up with Grupo Fantasma's Adrian Quesada to form the genre bending Ocote Soul Sounds. Their La Reja slides out of the Antibalas ashes right into Quantic Soul Orchestra's Melodious Wayfarer. Another Tru Thoughts label mate the Limp Twins funk it up a little bit with Moving Closer to the Sofa. Herbaliser gives Lamb's B Line the remix treatment(seriously how many original Lamb tracks do you have? Mine are all remixes!) Blackalicious drop some Lyrical Fathom before de la soul's sort but damn funky It Ain't Till the Fat Lady Plays. James Pants' Do a Couple Things makes way for DJ Shadow's remix of the Flobots Handlebars - hat tip to Brentabousko for the hookup on that track. Roudning out the last track of the month is Amplive's Radiohead remix Faustz

Peace

Quantic - Death of the Revolution

Big Youth - Jim Screechy (Smith & Mighty Remix) 3:45

Damian Marley feat Nas - Road to Zion 10:33

Natrual Self - The Rising featuring Andreya Triana 15:10

Antibalas - Battle of the Species 19:25

Ocote Soul Sounds and Adrian Quesada - La Reja 25:44

The Quantic Soul Orchestra - Melodious Wayfarer 30:35

The Limp Twins - Moving Closer to the Sofa 34:28

Lamb - B Line (Herbaliser mix) 38:28

Blackalicious - Lyric Fathom 42:49

de la soul - Not Over Till The Fat Lady Plays 46:06

James Pants - Do A Couple Of Things 47:35

Flobots - Handlebars (DJ Shadow Remix) 49:33

Amplive - Faustz 53:27

30-Aug-08 1:00 PM

Low End Theory August 2008 Podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:00:00 GMT

The good thing about being the boss is you get to make the rules and the rule I gave myself was 'take July off and go on a vacation' and I did. Sorry about that but we are getting back on track this month with a podcast that features a remix by yours truly.

First up this month we have Illa Noyz a Shawn J. Period produced track from the Boot Camp Click. Following the that is hip hop journeyman Del tha Funkee Homosapien with Catch a Bad One. Aw Shit and Hell Yeah. Brooklyn's Digable Planets drop their Dedicated from their first LP. Pharcyde's Keep Running get's the remix treatment from Soulique. Quantic hooks up with Alice Russel and gets into a head-on collision with the Talking Heads in Lifetime Search courtesy of Nirobi. de la soul drop some education on a real life story of Pos' brother who was indeed a basehead in My Brother's a Basehead. Dr Rubberfunk gets the party going with Disco Scene sliding into another de la soul track A Roller Skate Jam Named Saturday. And remember - 3 IS the magic number, yes it is. Stetsasonic's(Holy Prince Paul!!) Talkin All That Jazz gets the disco remix courtesy of who knows? Keeping in the Disco vide Beasties get the Mashed Up Funk Disco remix leading Low End Theory's first official remix. This features a regular edit of Intergalactic, a trip down memory lane, a rewind, a Too Many DJ's mix and the Blue Nun rears her beautifully bizarre head(Naturally, I'd say it's the wine) Young MC gets the second last spot before the Funky Lowlives close it out with Latazz

Boot Camp Click - Illa Noyz

Digable Planets - Dedicated 3:15

Del - Catch a Bad One 6:37

Pharcyde - Keep Running(Soulique Remix) 8:57

Quantic feat Alice Russel & Talking Heads(Nirobi Mix) 13:25

de la soul - My Brother's a Basehead 18:00

Dr Rubberfunk - Disco Scene 21:54

de la soul - A Roller Skate Jam Named Saturday 26:14

Stetsasonic - Talkin All That Jazz 30:33

Beastie Boys - Ch Ch Check it Out(Mashed Up Funk Mix) 36:39

Beastie Boys - Intergalactic(Low End Theory Mix) 42:11

Young MC - Know How 48:00

Funky Lowlives - Latazz 53:44

31-Jul-08 2:00 PM

Low End Theory June 2008 Podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 10:00:00 GMT

Where has the time gone? Let me tell you these past few months have been crazy, no rest for the wicked. I have been planning a big party here in Houston called the Lebowski Bash, celebrating - you guessed - The Big Lebowski. Check out more information on this FREE PARTY. The party is being held at Houston's new co-Working space Caroline Collective. They are having their big opening night party this Saturday June 7 it's going to be a big one so come on by.

Another mixed bag this month starting off with a reggae remix of the Fugee's Fu-Gee-La followed by Ranking Joe. G-Corp's Murder keeps the dub vibe going into 7Samurai's Feel the Same. Ballistic Brother's Provesy Reveal is nice and dubby house. DJ Cam takes it down a few notches to give a nice little come down with Meera. Jazzanova(Much love to Jazzanova), I can't see enough good things about this group of powerhouses. Jon Kennedy sample some Willy Wonka in his Nerve Centre. Cut Chemist drops in the first song of our Portuguese double shot. Ohmega Watts rounds out our double shot with his track Adaptacao featuring Tita Lima. Cut Chemist channels his inner Thievery Corp/Avalanches for his second track of the podcast, Metrorail thru Space. Skalpel's Breakin remix by Dr Rubberfunk cools it down for the Wu's Masta Killa tellin everyone that he is the Brooklyn Kin

Fugees - Fu-Gee-La Reggae Mix
Ranking Joe - World in Trouble (Vibronics 'ska boom' remix) 4:12 08
G-Corp - Murder 7:56
7 Samurai - Feel the Same Dubben Mix 13:10
Ballistic Brothers - Prophesy Reveal 18:44
Bathysphere - Where's Vicky(Quantic mix) 23:10
Dj Cam - Meera(Extra lucid remix) 27:37
Jazzanova - Another New Day 33:01
Jon Kennedy - The Nerve Centre 38:15
Cut Chemist - The Garden 41:10
Ohmega Watts - Adaptacao Featuring Tita Lima 47:14
Cut Chemist - Metrorail thru Space 50:54
Skalpel - Break In (Dr. Rubberfunk remix) 54:44
Masta Killa - Brooklyn King 58:33

3-Jun-08 5:00 AM

Low End Theory Podcast April 2008

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 02:30:00 GMT

Hey what happened to March? I have no idea, I guess we skipped it. No worries.

This April we are all over the musical map as usual. Starting it off we have a double shot of Cut Chemist. First off it's his intro to Litmus Test and following that is his track Eye on the Gold Chain. Partner in crime DJ Shadow drops in at the number 3 spot with Mashin on the Motorway. Thievery Corp give DJ Cam's Success the once over and we give it a twice over. The track started off banging and then mellows out and we just felt that we needed to bang a little longer. Ohmega Watt's Groovin on Sunshine picks up the pieces which makes way for our funky block of tracks. First up it is Quantic's Mix of Ogyataana Show Band's Disco Africa. Mark Ronson hooks up with the Daptone Horns for his cover of Coldplay's God Put a Smile on Your Face(Yes that it two months in a row of Coldplay remixes/cover). Lefties bring us Paul Newman. THe Ike Turner shows off his Funky Mule. The Meter's give us a high powered live medley of Cissy Strut/Cardova/It's Your Thing/Love the One Your With. Rounding out the live section of this months mix is Maceo - Won't You Blow - Parker featuring Mr Fred Wesley on trombone for a funk fueled live take on JB's Pass the Peas. Swinging back to the Hip Hop tip is Mos Def from his first release featuring Bussa Bus. Next up it's two Radiohead remixes. First up it MF Doom with Change the Beat off the Me & This Army mixes. Too $hort(yes I actually played Too $hort) & MC Zumbi drop in Nudez a track off the AmpLive/Radiohead remixes. Ending off the month of April is LET favourites the Five Deez with So Good. You seriously need to go buy some Five Deez

Cut Chemist - Intro This Is
Cut Chemist - Eye On The Gold Chain
DJ Shadow - Mashin' on the Motorway
DJ Cam - Success (Thievery Corporation Mix)
Ohmega Watss - Groovin' On Sunshine
The Ogyataana Show Band - Disco Africa(Quantic Mix)
Mark Ronson Ft the Daptone Horns - God Put a Smile Upon Your Face
Lefties Soul Connection - Paul Newman
Ike Turner & Kings of Rhthym - Funky Mule
The Meters - Cissy Strut-Cardova-It's Your Thing-Love The One your With
Maceo Parker - Pass The Peas
Mos Def ft Busta Rhymes - Do It Now
MF Doom (Pz Wixked Child Remix) - Change the Beat
AmpLive ft Too$hort & MC Zumbi of Zion I - Nudez
Five Deez - So Good

31-Mar-08 9:30 PM

Low End Theory March 2008 Podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:00:00 GMT

1-Mar-08 0:00 AM

Low End Theory February 2008 podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 05:15:00 GMT

Its February and you know what that means, spring is just around the corner. I'm telling you I don't how many more of these mild Houston winter days I can handle! Its getting hard to know if I need to wear shorts or a long sleeve shirt. I'll have you know its very inconvenient. Well enough about me lets get to the tunes.

To start the month of love and massacre off its Mr Scruff getting A Guy Called Gerald remix on 'Chicken in a Box.' Coming in at track two is Fools Gold by Madchester's the Stone Roses. Next up is LTJ Bukem's Journey Inwards. Leftfield makes their LET debut with Inspection Check One. Fort Knox is back with another remix, this time they give Dynamo Production's Get it Together the once over. LET fave Beatconductor aka if you don't know by now you aren't paying attention jams Entertainers with Jeru - where are you Jeru? Cut Chemist, always the jokester drops in for two tracks, first is the funny Open Clothes and then A Peak in Time. Propellerheads give us an example of correct microphone placing with A Number of Microphones. DJ Format's Rap Machine gets old school. DJ Shadow's short and I mean short Count & Estimate leads into our funk closers. First up its Will Holland's Quantic Soul Orchestra with Hold it Down. Poets of Rhythm keep it going with Ham Gallery. The Bamboos redo Archie Bell's Tighten Up before Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings close out our month with Genuine.

Now go out and meet someone to love. If you have someone to love, get to it. If you're Al Capone and you are listening to this when that is just strange.

Mr. Scruff - Chicken in a Box (A Guy Called Gerald remix)
The Stone Roses - Fools Good 7:35
LTJ Bukem - Journey Inwards 11:20
Leftfield - Inspection Check One 16:55
Dynamo Productions - Get It Together (Fort Knox Remix) 27:24
Beatconductor - Entertainers feat Jeru The Damaja 32:57
Cut Chemist - Open Clothes 37:09
Cut Chemist - A Peak in Time 37:37
Propellerheads - A Number of Microphones 42:29
DJ Format - Rap Machine 43:14
DJ Shadow - Count & Estimate (dub) 46:33
Quantic Soul Orchestra - Hold it Down 46:58
Poets of Rhythm - Ham Gallery 49:46
The Bamboos - Tighten Up 52:56
Shirley Jones & the Dap-Kings 56:36

30-Jan-08 11:15 PM

Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 01:00:00 GMT

If you were one of the lucky ones to catch Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings at Walters on Washington you witnessed two extraordinary events. One was Sharon and her amazing band, the other was the opening act - the Ivan Milev band. Milev a Bulgarian accordion legend played his brand of Bulgarian folk music with violinist Entcho Todorov to an astonished crowd at the fabled Walters. As the two took the stage the sold out crowd didn't know what was about to hit them. Playing song after song of dizzying time changes the crowd gave them cheer after cheer. This seemed to really get Milev and Todorov pumped stating that Houston was the best crowd that they had played to on this tour. Rarely have I ever seen an opening act get so much response from a crowd.

After a short break the 8 piece Dap-Kings took the stage to warm up for Jones. Let this be known the Dap-Kings are not merely a warm up band or are they to be taken lightly. Although they are young beyond their years they are seasoned musicians with deep roots. They have been getting a lot of press since they played back up for Jones younger, crazier British counterpart Amy Winehouse' Back to Black. Bosco and Binky, stalwarts from the Soul Providers days played the role of ring leaders keeping the the crowd and band in step. With the band warmed up the Georgia born, Brooklyn raised Jones took the stage for the first time in almost 4 years and the crowd let her know just how happy they were to see her. Always the show lady Jones grabbed people from the crowd all show long. At one point a somewhat drunk girl in a way too short skirt jumped on stage and licked Jones foot to the laughter of everyone within range of it.

Jones and the Dap-Kings played songs from all three of the full length releases including many from their fall 2007 release 100 days 100 nights. The high energy was one that should not have been missed by even the fairest of fair-weather fans. I'm sure they will be back but we hope it doesn't take them another 3+ years to get back to H-town

For more on Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings and their other label mates please visit the Daptones site. To see more Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings photos from Walters visit Deneyterrio's flick stream

Thanks to Pam of Walters on Washington. You're a great host.

Support your local live acts and bars

27-Jan-08 7:00 PM

Low End Theory January 2008 podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:00:00 GMT

2008!?! Are you serious? Wasn't it just 1998? Time flies when you keep yourself medicated - with beats that is. What did you think I was going to say? No-no-no we don't condone that type of thing but if you do find yourself at home after a couple of sodas grab your headphones and press play on our first podcast for 2008.

Starting off this year is DJ Format featuring Abdominal and D-Sisive with 3 Feet Deep, yeah sure they sort of sound like Big Daddy Kane and Em but Format's on some serious hip hop buzz and that's a good thing. Coming in at the #2 spot is the Beatconductor aka Freddie Cruger with Don't Stop. Keeping the pace going is a Fort Knox Five remix of Skeewiff's Now I'm Livin for Me. DJ Format's second of three songs in this podcast is his intrumental 2,3..Scrape. We've played a few of the Mashed Up Funk series in past podcasts and they have all been top notch, this one(Jackson Torpedo) included. Format is back again with Abdominal for the last of his tracks, I'm Good. Cut Chemist, the beat wizard, slams down some serious beats in Bunky's Pick before Blackalicious and Nikki Giovanni give us some ethereal history of the world with Ego Trip. Mos Def, Tash and Q-Tip's track Body Rockin gets the Drum & Bass treatment. Belleruche steps in with The Itch and Mark Ronson drops one of the strangest and funkiest remixes in recent memory with Tiggers and the late ODB and their rendition of everyone's favourite train wreck, Britney's Toxic. Next up is the first slice in a Lefties Soul Connection sandwich - Move What You Got. Making up the tofu turkey slice is the Broken Keys with Burnt Popcorn. Topping off that sandwich is the Lefties again with Sling Shot pt 2. Rounding out the first podcast of 2008 is the earth conscious Ones and J-Live with Give It Up.

Now hurry up, you'll only 5 seconds to press repeat

DJ Format ft Abdominal - 3 Feet Deep
Beatconductor - Don't Stop 4:43
Skeewiff - Now I'm Livin for Me(Fort Knox Remix) 9:46
DJ Format - 2,3.. Scrape (Remix) 15:47
Mashed Up Funk - Jackson Torpedo 19:43
Dj Format ft. Abdominal - I'm Good 24:04
Cut Chemist - Bunky's Pick 27:48
Blackalicious - Ego Trip by Nikki Giovanni 28:36
Mos Def, Tash & Q-Tip - Body Surfin (d&b mix) 30:20
Ohmega Watts - Saywhayusay 36:19
Belleruche - The Itch 40:04
Mark Ronson ft Tiggers & Ol Dirty Bastard - Toxic 43:18
Lefties Soul Connection - Move What You Got 47:22
Broken Keys - Burnt Popcorn 52:14
Lefties Soul Connection - Sling Shot Pt. 2 55:15
The Ones and J-Live - Give it Up 58:39

31-Dec-07 8:00 AM

Low End Theory December 2007 Podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 06:00:00 GMT

We here at the Low End Theory would like to let you know that December is now officially the month of Dub. If you would like to take a moment to celebrate please do, we can wait... ...boy that was fun! If you are a fan of dub music or dub influenced music you are in luck with this months podcast. If you don't, well - better luck next time. If you are a fan keep your eye out around Christmas time for holiday treat that is sure to warm those wintery nights.

To start the month of Dub off we have Noisehaper with his track Bushmasta. Next up, and I can't believe it has taken us this long, we have the Easy Star All-Star with a Reggae redoing of Radiohead's Electioneering featuring Morgan Heritage. Reggae Rigby, a track I played on the Revelry Report on KTRU a couple weeks back is in the #3 spot before we slide into Terminalhead & Mr_ Spee's Twisted System. The Butch Cassidy Sound System keeps pace with Brothers & Sisters. International Observor's London features some nice bass lines. I swear the vocal sample in Bogus Buddy's Western Roots says 'Hey Battie man, leave my girl alone' but that makes no sense. There's been a string of Marley remixes lately, I guess that's what happens when you don't want to go see the doctor, huh Bob? G-Corp gives Put It On (Again) a fresh face. Wwe featured a short tease of Bill Laswell's redubbing of Horace Andy & the Aggrovator's a Noisy Place a few podcasts ago, this month we bring you the whole track. Ralph Myerz And The Jack Herren Band put us in a trance with their track Savannah. Kabanjak's Revelation Dub gets a crossing of the minds remix by Perch. Easy Star All-Stars sneak back in with Time a track off their first dub master piece 'Dubside of the Moon'. Wicked Beat Sound System's Be Humble makes way for General Tso by Calbert Walker to round out the month of Dub.

So now all you have to do is be like Inkoluv and play over and over again, seen?

1-Dec-07 0:00 AM

Low End Theory November 2007 Podcast

noemail@lowendtheory.net — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 02:00:00 GMT

To start off the last full month of fall(I know right!) we have Houston's very own DJ Sun, of the Soular Grooves collective, with Marksonthekeys. You seriously need to pick up Sun's latest EP Monday Drive and book him for your next great party, just don't get him started on the Amen Break! Next up it's Medeski, Martin & Wood redoing Karminski Experiences track Exploration. Yes you read that right. The amazing jazz funk trio juggernaut recorded this track, too freakin cool!!!! Isn't it great when planets align? After that we have another great cover from Mark Ronson. Mark and Phantom Planet get together to redo the classic Radiohead track Just, sounds weird to call that one a classic - has it been that long? Either way that is some damn fine funkiness going on right there. LET mainstays Speedometer lay down a nice funk jam in Upstairs at Boston Road. Natural Self gets all over Lack of Afro's Roderigo. November artist of the month Ohmega WHAT? Watts is the name. He gathered a slew of musicians to make Platypus Strut, check out the video of the making of that track and the freak known as James King. Being sandwiched buy Ohmega is the Limp Twins and their track Elemental. Ohmega drops back in for What It's Worth, the lead off from his recently released Watts Happening. We thought we'd keep in the B Boy mood for a bit and drop some Cut Chemist featuring J5, Percee P and none other than the Big Daddy Kane. Toronto's own K-OS rounds out our B Boy break with B Boy Stance, check out his new album! Trio Electrico give Bob and the Wailers' Trenchtown Rock a spaced out jungle half step make over. Nice. Our first artist of the month Freddie Cruger AKA TOO MANY DAMN NAMES give Tip's 4 on the Floor a reggae vibe leading the way for his second track of this podcast - Bap Yo Head to This featuring Rapadon. OK, how many of you were at ACL this year and had a chance to see the ultra rare Gotan Project? If you were there and I talked to you I'm sorry I don't remember, GP was that amazing. Their Epoca makes up the Oreo center of our November podcast with DJ Sun's Ten putting the top on this delicious treat.

Oh one more thing

Be Kind - Please Rewind

Dj Sun - Marksonthekeys
Karminsky Experience - Exploration(Medeski Martin & Wood mix) 4:50
Mark Ronson - Just featuring Phantom Planet 8:50
Speedometer - Upstairs at Boston Road 14:07
Lack of Afro - Roderigo(Natural Self Mix) 16:57
Ohmega Watts - The Platypus Strut 20:32
Limp Twins - Elemental 25:26
Ohmega Watts - What It's Worth 27:46
Cut Chemist - Day at the Races featuring Jurassic 5, Big Daddy Kane and Percee P 31:30
K -OS - B Boy Stance 34:10
Bob Marley - Trenchtown Rock(Trio Electrico Remix) 37:32
Beatconductor - 4 on the Floor featuring Q-Tip 42:12
Freddie Cruger - Bap Yo Head to This featuring Rapadon 46:27
Gotan Project - Epoca 50:44
DJ Sun - Ten 55:08

31-Oct-07 8:00 PM

Sat, 30 Aug 2008 19:15:57 GMT

Low End Theory September Podcast Its September and we have some aural treats for you. Quantic has a new album out and it is PHENOMENAL. Taking his Central/South American influences and mashing it up with reggae he certainly delivers. His track Death of the Revolution starts it off with Smith & Mightys remix of Big Youths Jim Screechy coming in behind. Natural Self also has a new album out and it is equally as tasty as his Tru Thoughts counter part. His The Rising with Andreya Triana channels some tribal burning making way for Battle of the Species a track off the first Antibalas record. Martin Perna of Antibalas hooked up with Grupo Fantasmas Adrian Quesada to form the genre bending Ocote Soul Sounds. Their La Reja slides out of the Antibalas ashes right into Quantic Soul Orchestras Melodious Wayfarer. Another Tru Thoughts label mate the Limp Twins funk it up a little bit with Moving Closer to the Sofa. Herbaliser gives Lambs B Line the remix treatment(seriously how many...

Photosynth

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:39:26 GMT

Low End Theory - Choice Cuts

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 16:57:22 GMT

Digable Planets - 9th Wonder

Digable Planets at the height of greatness

Earl King, Professor Longhair, The Meters and Dr John - Big Chief

New Orleans giants get down and funky

Lefties Soul Connection - Organ Donor Live

Lefties takes it back. The snake is eating the tail

DJ Shadow - Organ Donor Live

The master moving the crowd

Birdy Nam Nam - Absesses

These four vinyl geniuses from France will blow you away

Deneyterrio Flickr Photos

Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:57:48 GMT

Kim Lange

Wed, 06 Feb 2008 15:02:19 GMT

Past Artists of the Month

Thu, 16 Aug 2007 16:31:53 GMT

Culture - Joseph Hill Im not sure where I was when I first heard Culture but I knew a shift happened. I sought out their entire catalog devoured it the way an addict would. The harmonies were so soulful and wrought with inspiration. Along with bands like Israel Vibrations, Culture represented a shift from the single singer formula that had stood from Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. But just like Toots from the Maytals, Joseph Hill would eventually outshine his cohorts and take the throne of Culture. Every album released by Culture is a near classic. You could be hard pressed to tell one decades release from the next. They never wavered. Sadly Joseph Hill died this past August and Reggae lost another Giant from its heyday. Joseph was still going strong in his 57th year eventually collapsing after a gig in Germany. Joseph will be sorely missed but his music lives on. Usually we have an audio clip featuring our artist of the month but wed like to show a video of Cultures classic Natty...

Thanks

Wed, 01 Aug 2007 16:16:07 GMT

In no particular order the Low End Theory would like to thank the following for making us how we are today

Bad Brains, John Coltrane, The Clash, Toots and the Maytalls, Paul Weller, A Tribe Called Quest, The Beatles, DJ Shadow, Mark Farina, Peter Kruder, Richard Dorfmeister, Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, Pink Floyd, de la soul, Belle & Sebastien, Jerry Garcia, Glenn Gould, Ryan Adams, Jerry Seinfeld, Matt Groening, Jurassic 5, Breakestra, Broken Social Scene, Rakim, Beastie Boys, Refused, At The Drive-In, Tragically Hip, Grand Mast Flash and the Furious Five, The Treacherous Three, The Kinks, Neil Young, Herbie Hancock, The Mahavishnu Orchestra, Medeski, Martin and Wood, Burnt Friedman, Digable Planets, Big Dady Kane, Prince Paul, Will Holand, James Brown, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Madlib, Thievery Corporation, Bob Marley, Freddie Cruger, Radiohead, The Police ( Well, Andy and Stewart), Peter Tosh, Joe Strummer, Horace Andy

Fri, 13 Jul 2007 12:47:47 GMT

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Wed, 30 May 2007 16:36:12 GMT

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