Episode 18 – Limit Zones
Limit Zones
Human creativity is pushed into new realms on this week’s episode, Limit Zones.
In a world limited by constraints in the form of laws, labels, and rules, the sanguine family sets out to investigate artists who they think have pushed their artistic creations beyond the normal conventions of their times, thus pushing past their limit zones.
We begin as Shelmatic sets the mood of our conversations by featuring tracks from the always innovative Cinematic Orchestra.
Honey Knuckles rallies legendary composers, Ramsey Lewis, Stan Getz, and Gary Bartz to enrapture us in some sonic serenity, and the Philipians drop a Pharcyde remix treat. Next up we invite the talented musician, Emily Wells, for a conversation about creating music, unconstrained by genre or labels. Be sure to cop her new EP, Dirty, available on iTunes now. Z-Note finishes the evening by rounding up some of today’s best beatsmiths for a treasure chest of head nod. New Dilla and Quik tracks are just a few of the gems you’ll discover.
-Honey Knuckles
Show tracklist
Cinematic Orchestra/Man With The Movie Camera/Everyday
Cinematic Orchestra/Child Song/Ma Fleur
Cinematic Orchestra/Oregon/Horizon
Honey Knuckles
Skull Snaps/Tresspassing/Skull Snaps
Ramsey Lewis/Slippin Into Darkness/Good Vibrations
Shoes/Grandmas Hands ( Remix)/Re-Soled Vol. 1
Stan Getz & Luiz Bonfa/Saudade Vem Correndo/Jazz Samba Encore
The Pharcyde/Runnin’/Labcabincalifornia
The Pharcyde/Runnin’ (Philipians Remix)
Gary Bartz/Celestial Blues/Harlem Bush Music
Ramsey Lewis/Les Fleurs/Les Fleurs
Cinematic Orchestra/Ma Fleur/Ma Fleur
Cinematic Orchestra/As The Stars Fall/Ma Fleur
Interview with Emily Wells
Emily Wells/Symphony 1: In the Barrel of The Gun/The Symphonies: Dreams, Memories, & Parties
Emily Wells/Symphony 6: Fair Thee Well and The Requiem Mix / Dirty
Emily Wells/Juicy/Dirty
Emily Wells/Take It Easy San Francisco/Dirty
Cinematic Orchestra/Filte/Everyday
Z Note
Samiyam/Polkabots/Rap Beats Vol. 1
J Dilla/Lazer Gunne Funk/Jay Stay Paid
Jneiro Jarel/Soul Star/Three Piece Puzzle
Flying Lotus/Fall In Love/12″
Ras G & the Afrikan Space Program/Neck Snap/I of the Cosmos
DOOM/Ballskin/Born Like This
Samiyam/Snake Cola/Rap Beats Vol. 1
Madlib/Disco Dance/WLIB AM: King of the Wigflip
Mos Def/History/The Ecstatic
Floating Points/For You/12”
Sound Tribe Sector 9/Shock Doctrine/Peaceblaster
Jneiro Jarel ft. Mel Owens/Sun Walkers/Three Piece Puzzle
Serge Gainsbourg/Requiem Pour Un Con/Les Anees Psychedeliques: 1966 – 1971
DJ Quik & Kurupt/9 Times Outta’ 10/BlaQKout
Sound Tribe Sector 9/The New Soma/Peaceblaster
The Broken Keys/Slingshot (Part 2)/Gravity
DJ Shadow/What Does Your Soul Look (Part 4)/Endtroducing
Cinematic Orchestra/Borrowed Time/Horizon
Oh no – clicked on “play” and got the dreaded “File not found” response. Need SS fix . . .
Also, the notorious laws vs. no laws; limits vs complete freedom debate. Aaahhh!! After all, don’t limits (laws) allow for a form of limitless expression? In a world of anarchy (lets open the flood gates after all), isn’t the absence of laws the true limiter. In the absence of laws, if I highjacked the sanguinesunday.com web address and used it for my own devices, wouldn’t I be limiting the Crews expression?
Or are we saying that without laws music heretofore would seem like a vast wasteland compared to what could have been . . .
The madness of it all.
By the way, how about “Sanguine Sol” for the new name? You get the homonymatic vibe of “Sanguine Soul” and the etymological source of Sunday itself. Finally, you also get the source for many people’s sanguinity. “Rainy days and Mondays” may “always get me down”, but its hard not to be sanguine when “Sunny days are here again.”
I refuse to vote until you give me a 3rd party choice. You are ***LIMITING*** my ability to make a choice for a new name. The Crew must be a front for “The Man”.
Gotcha!
Call me Butter, cuz’ I’m on a roll.
Or, I’m just a dweeb.
RMC59