The Twisted Groove is a weekly radio show on KSFR fm 101.1 Santa Fe airing Saturday eves 10pm to midnight (MT). Spinifex plays a groove-based exploration of the past, present and future of Electronic, Indie, Rare Groove, Funk, Soul, Experimental, and Afro Funk propelling your music pleasures into futurity!

This weeks Twisted Groove was spawned by the new Philip Glass Rework_ record. The record of reworkings was curated by Beck who was asked by Philip Glass to assemble interpreters of his music for the record. Beck collected a great roster of artist including Beck himself, Tyondai Braxton, Amon Tobin, Cornelius, Dan Deacon, Johann Johannsson, Nosaj Thing, Memory Tapes, Silver Alert, Pantha Du Prince, My Great Ghost and Peter Broderick. The idea was for the new artist influenced by Glass to reinvent his music. Glass was quoted in the New York Times “I’m interested in what happens to music when other people use it. Whereas there are composers who don’t like anyone to touch their music, I think people should because they do things I can’t think of. I’m the opposite of being possessive about a piece.” Glass’s music is very influential in the world of electronic music and I believe for the most part this record works quit well.

“Basically, Glass did with live musicians what a lot of techno and electronic-music producers ended up doing with sequencers, samplers, and other mechanical ways of ordering sound.” Pitchfork Media…

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Rubric Remix – Tyondai Braxton / Phillip Glass Rework_

Act 1 Scene 1: Train (Edit) – Phillip Glass / Einstein On The Beach

The Taut and Tame – Tortoise / Millions Now Living Will Never Die

Wanda’s Whorehouse Inside Out Version – Amon Tobin / Phillip Glass Rework_

My Right Eye – Laurie Anderson / Homeland

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Opening From Glassworks – Cornelius / Rework_

Glasspiece #1 (Rubric) – Phillip Glass / Dance Pieces

Telephasic Workshop – Boards of Canada / Music Has The Right To Children

Sign (Album Version) – Nobukazu Takemura / Hoshi No Koe

Asleep on a Train – Müm / Yesterday Was Dramatic – Today is OK

This weeks Twisted Groove was spawned by the new Philip Glass Rework_ record. The record of reworkings was curated by Beck who was asked by Philip Glass to assemble interpreters of his music for the record. Beck collected a great roster of artist including Beck himself, Tyondai Braxton, Amon Tobin, Cornelius, Dan Deacon, Johann Johannsson, Nosaj Thing, Memory Tapes, Silver Alert, Pantha Du Prince, My Great Ghost and Peter Broderick. The idea was for the new artist influenced by Glass to reinvent his music. Glass was quoted in the New York Times “I’m interested in what happens to music when other people use it. Whereas there are composers who don’t like anyone to touch their music, I think people should because they do things I can’t think of. I’m the opposite of being possessive about a piece.” Glass’s music is very influential in the world of electronic music and I believe for the most part this record works quit well.

“Basically, Glass did with live musicians what a lot of techno and electronic-music producers ended up doing with sequencers, samplers, and other mechanical ways of ordering sound.” Pitchfork Media…

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Knee Play 2 – Phillip Glass / Einstein On The Beach

Protest Remix – Johann Johannsson / Phillip Glass Rework_

Schonerwissen – Oval /Systemisch

1988 – Robert Fripp / Let The Power Fall

Pulse V – Steve Reich and Musicians / Music for 18 Musicians Radio Edit

 

 

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ales, immer – Thomas Fehlmann / Gule Luft

Theogenese – Ricardo Villalobos / Alcachof

Little Fluffy Clouds (Demo Version)– The Orb / Impossible Oddities

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Act 4 Scene 2 Bed – Phillip Glass / Einstein On The Beach