Originally Posted by AlSonic

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Join X-ray Audio and sonic innovator Thurston Moore for a unique evening celebrating rebel sounds, bootleg technology and cold war culture in film, words and music cut live with vintage recording devices.
Many older people in Russia remember seeing and hearing strange vinyl type discs when they were young. The discs had partial images of skeletons on them, were called “Bones” or “Ribs” and originated in the Cold War years of the Soviet Union. In an era when the recording industry was ruthlessly controlled by the State, music-mad bootleggers had found an incredible alternative means of making illegal copies of forbidden recordings – they repurposed used X ray plates obtained from local hospitals.

‘They are images of pain and damage overlayed with the sounds of pleasure, fragile photographs of the interiors of Soviet citizens inscribed with thematic they secretly loved.’

The X-Ray Audio project explores this amazing world of forbidden music, cold war culture, bootleg technology and human endeavour with an online archive, a book, documentary, live events and a travelling exhibition. In this special live event, X-Ray Audio will tell the strange story of the Soviet bootleggers and demonstrate the art of cutting music to x-ray with very special guest Thurston Moore.

Originally Posted by AlSonic

http://underthebridge.co.uk/events/t...WZUe5k5FyCYC0E
February 01, 2019 19:00
Thurston Moore Ensemble
Under the Bridge Presents
Thurston Moore Ensemble
Featuring:
Deb Googe (My Bloody Valentine) on Baritone Bass
James Sedwards on 12-string Electric Guitar
Jen Chochinov on 12-string Electric Guitar
Alex Ward on 12-string Electric Guitar
Jem Doulton Percussion
Special support from:
+BIG JOANIE
+WOBBLY (aka Jon Leidecker of Negativland)
£22 advance / £25 on the door
Tickets on sale at 12 noon (GMT) on Monday, January 7, 2019
After an epic symphony premiere featuring twelve 12-string acoustic and twelve 12-string electric guitars at London’s Barbican Centre last year, Sonic Youth founder Thurston Moore brings together an intimate ensemble (baritone bass, three 12-string electric guitars and percussion) to debut new material as well as perform favourite tunes from his critically acclaimed last album Rock n Roll Consciousness for this special one-night only concert UNDER THE BRIDGE in Chelsea Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road. London SW6 1HS

Originally Posted by ilduclo

That’s a lot of 12 string electrics. Makes we wonder what John Dwyer would add to that line up...

Originally Posted by stu666

https://fundraiser.resonance.fm/even...ore-stevenoble

John Paul Jones, Thurston Moore & Steve Noble

Thursday, March 28, 2019
8:00 PM 11:00 PM
The 100 Club
100 Oxford Street London, England, W1D 1LL United Kingdom (map)
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A unique musical meeting of three of the most inventive performers of our time – for perhaps the only time - all to benefit Resonance FM! As co-founder and legendary multi-instrumentalist with Led Zeppelin, John Paul Jones needs no introduction. A restless and radical musical innovator for over half a century - as composer, arranger, and producer across genres ranging from pop to opera to electronica and avant-garde - he is joined for this intimate performance at the iconic The 100 Club by like minds in the form of Thurston Moore and Steve Noble. Thurston's ground-breaking use of extended techniques as guitarist in Sonic Youth, the most enduring of America's experimental rock bands, is matched here by the extraordinary dexterity of improvising drummer Steve, collaborator of choice of countless free jazz iconoclasts including Derek Bailey, Joe McPhee and Matthew Shipp. The three come together for an unforgettable evening to raise funds for Resonance FM - the most inventive radio station in the world. Tickets: £50 on-line here.

Originally Posted by stu666

Originally Posted by hirsute_biped

Help me out with a symbol for Steve Noble. Also, SY should make shirts and patches with just their symbols from Daydream Nation with no other signifiers.

Originally Posted by stu666

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

Wow. :eek:


Ha! By the way, Sandy Denny had her own Led Zeppelin IV symbol:

Originally Posted by hirsute_biped

Yes she does! That would go good with Lee's infinity symbol, and he is definitely a self identified Sandy Denny fan, but would require a posthumous collaboration. What Sandy Denny song should Lee do to make this symbol pairing relevant?