Episode 683: Transmusic Airwaves Collaborative

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Join host “doc” of WJCU’s Mixing Bored on today’s Transmusic Airwaves, as he explores some sets of early Prog, electronic and experimental music. SET ONE – Mostly instrumental Music Yo-Yo-Ma – Reading from the Caboclo/Warm Brasil (2003) Yo La Tengo – The Crying of Lot G/And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out (2000) Yo-Yo-Ma – Enough of Sweat/Warm Brasil (2003) Camel – The Homecoming/Nude (1981) Seefeel – Plainsong/Quique (1993) The Chameleons – Silence, Sea & Sky/What does Anything Mean Basically (1985) The Sound – Sense of Purpose/From the Lion’s Mouth (1981) Kraftwerk – Geiger Counter + Intermission/Radio Activity (1975) SET TWO Donovan – Sleep/Sutras (1996) The Beatles – Blackbird/The White Album (1968) Genesis – Harlequin/Nursery Crymes (1972) Deuter – Soham/Aum (1972) James Gang – Alexis/Bang (1973) Section 25 – Sutra/The Key of Dreams (1982) Jon Hassell – Before & After Charm/OHM: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music (1948-1980, released 2000) SET THREE – All German artists except the last song Klaus Schulze – Mindphaser/Moondawn (1976) Kraftwerk – Geiger Counter/Radio Activity (1975) Can – I Want More/(single, 1976) Karlheinz Stockhausen - Contacts/OHM The Early Gurus of Electronic Music (1960) Klaus Weiss – Wide Open Space Motion/Open Space Motion (1981) Amon Duul II – Dreams/Made in Germany (1975) Klaus Schulze – Melange/OHM The Early Gurus of Electronic Music (1960) Tony Banks – Undertow/A Curious Feeling (1978) Upcoming live music in NE Ohio: 6/3 Devo, Akron Civic 6/3 mekons, Music Box 6/6 Robyn Hitchcock, Beachland 6/6 Alex Bevan & Friends, Kent Stage 6/15 Echo & the Bunnymen, House of Blues 6/19 Golems Of The Red Planet, Beachland Tavern 6/20 Sammy Hagar, Blossom 6/21 John Mellencamp, Blossom 6/23 Paul Simon, Blossom 6/23 Christopher Cross, Kent Stage 6/23 Peter Hook & The Light, Agora 6/24 Alison Krauss & Union Station, EJ Thomas 6/27 Spoon & The Beths, Grog Shop 6/27 James McMurtry & the Martial Law Review, Beachland 7/2 The Church, Grog Shop 7/15 Death Cab for Cutie/Jay Som, Jacobs Pavilion 7/21 John Mellencamp, Blossom 7/23 Pavement, Cleveland Agora 7/24 Stewart Copeland, Kent Stage 7/28 Amble, Grog Shop 7/30 Nektar, Beachland Ballroom (Mo Moore’s Final Tour) 8/5 Chicago & Styx, Blossom 8/7 Happy Together Tour 2026, MGM Thistledown 8/11 Rod Stewart, Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse 8/11 The String Cheese Incident, Cain Park 8/13 Bruce Hornsby, Cain Park 9/17-19 Rush, Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse 10/6 Gorillaz, Rocket Have a request? Suggestion? Think you would like to host a set or a show? Contact! [email protected] Download! Transmusicairwaves.podomatic.com Listen! We’re available on Apple and Google podcasts, search for Transmusic Airwaves Coming soon: FreshAirwaves.podomatic.com Thanks for listening!

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