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More live music under threat
Brighton venue The Freebutt has announced that it will no longer be able to put on live music after it was ordered to reduce the cut-off level on its volume limiter by the local council. As previously reported, The Freebutt … Continue reading
The Newport Live Music Scene: how can it regain vibrancy?
I attended a fascinating event in Newport yesterday organised by The Welsh Music Foundation. Its focus attempted to consider reasons behind why a once ‘legendary’ music scene, was now struggling to find an audience. In short, how can ‘vibrancy’ be … Continue reading
Posted in Live Music, Music Industry
Tagged Glamorgan, live music, live music research, music research, paul carr, research, TJ's, Welsh Music Foundation
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Yet Another Zappa Legacy – Mr Bungle
I seem to be on a roll at the moment in terms of thinking of bands that continue Frank Zappa’s legacy. I band that I have been aware of for a while now is ‘Mr Bungle’. Although they yet again … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa
Tagged analysis, Frank Zappa, mr bungle, musicology, paul carr, zappa legacy
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New Music Listened To Recently
I have been too busy to write any blog posts for the last few weeks, but thought I would share some of the music i have been listening to lately. I am discovering most of this via Spotify, and am … Continue reading
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Tagged arve henriksen, beady belle, great music, guitar, jaga jazzist, jindi Zahara, paul carr, porcupine tree, research, robert ashley
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Dickie’s Such An Asshole:Slideshare Files
For those of you that are interested, here are the powerpoint slides of the presentation of Zappa that I am giving at Bristol University at the end of April. See me previous post for a podcast of the entire presentation … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa
Tagged academia, Frank Zappa, George Bush, paul carr, politics, richard nixon, Roland Reagan, zappa, zappology
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Dickie’s Such An Asshole: Frank Zappa Popular Music And Politics
Here is a visual podcast of the paper I am giving in Bristol later this month. It concerns Zappa’s relationship with Politics, and although it has the occasional mispronunciation – it is hopefully of interest. It is essentially a amended … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa
Tagged Frank Zappa, nixon, paul carr, politics, richard nixon, ronald reagan, zappa
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Roland Music AcademyLaunch in 2008
Two years ago, the ‘Roland Music Academy’s’ launch took place at the ATRiuM in Cardiff. It was a great event, so here are some pictures of the day, most which document Roland Founder Mr Kakahashi’s professorship.
Posted in Music Industry
Tagged ATRiuM, Cardiff, kakahashi, paul carr, roland music academy
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Pat Metheny – Post 3
I am considering writing an academic paper on the Metheny Orchestration concept for a music technology conference in the UK. Here is a range of links that I still need to explore myself – but interesting information. http://www.eqmag.com/article/number-5-alive/April-2010/110739 http://www.eqmag.com/default.aspx http://www.keijzerfotografie.nl/item-x.php?itemId=222076 … Continue reading
“Dickie’s Such An Asshole”: Frank Zappa, Popular Music and Politics
It seens a very long time since I posted anything related to Zappa, so here is an initial draft of a paper I am presenting at Bristol University in April. It still needs work (including around 1000 words taken out!), … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Frank Zappa
Tagged academia, Frank Zappa, musicology, nixon, paul carr, political, politics, richard nixon, ronald reagan, zappa, zappology
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State of the Welsh Music Industry – The Land Of Song
I am currently writing a book chapter for Ashgate on the advantages and disadvantages of the Welsh music industry. Interestingly, there was a ‘Welsh Music Day’ on BBC Radio Wales on March 1st (St Davids’s Day), and selected links can … Continue reading
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Tagged ATRiuM, bbc radio wales, Cardiff, cath jenkins, jason mohammad, live music, meltdown, paul carr, pete lawrie, radio cymru, sc4, simon price, st david's day, SWN, the globe, the invention of tradition, the point, the welsh music industry, tony etoria, Wales, welsh culture, welsh music day
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