La Monte Young
The Second Dream Of The High Tension Line Stepdown Transformer From The Four Dreams Of China
1991 (composed 1962)
Gramavision
[minimalism, drone]
MF (160 MB)
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
father sound/harpoon pole vault - father sound/harpoon pole vault
Father Sound/Harpoon Pole Vault
Father Sound/ Harpoon Pole Vault
2010
Gift Tapes
[drone, ambient, experimental]
MF (70 MB)
EDIT: Link removed after request from Gift Tapes.
burning star core - the very heart of the world
Burning Star Core
The Very Heart Of The World
2005
Thin Wrist
[drone, noise, free improv]
MF (40 MB)
Short, moody and noisy drones. The second track is some of the most offensively awful music I've heard, but the other three tracks are very good.
rangers - suburban tours
Rangers
Suburban Tours
2010
Olde English Spelling Bee
[lo-fi, psychedelic rock, experimental]
MF (71 MB)
Music for kindergarten toddlers to take drugs to.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The Best Things in Life are Free, Like the Getty Villa!
By Erin Ferucci
Celebrity Lifestyle Designer
Inspiration is priceless, but at the Getty Villa they give it away for free. 
Most people have heard of the Getty Museum, but the Getty Villa which re-opened its doors in 2006, is a new chapter in museum delectability. 
Located in the beautiful Pacific Palisades, situated on luscious landscaped ocean front property, the Getty Villa offers ocean scented breezes, awe inspiring Art and a wide variety of programing including concerts and lectures. 
Did I mention it's free? This is a great place to go on a date, or spend an afternoon with the kids, and best of all this is the perfect place to go when you need to take a little "you" time. 
On a sunny afternoon at the Villa you can easily convince yourself that you have taken an expensive vacation to the isle of Greece. 
What a wonderful, inexpensive way to recharge your batteries.
Most people have heard of the Getty Museum, but the Getty Villa which re-opened its doors in 2006, is a new chapter in museum delectability. Located in the beautiful Pacific Palisades, situated on luscious landscaped ocean front property, the Getty Villa offers ocean scented breezes, awe inspiring Art and a wide variety of programing including concerts and lectures. Did I mention it's free? This is a great place to go on a date, or spend an afternoon with the kids, and best of all this is the perfect place to go when you need to take a little "you" time. On a sunny afternoon at the Villa you can easily convince yourself that you have taken an expensive vacation to the isle of Greece. What a wonderful, inexpensive way to recharge your batteries. When you see the opulent gardens, and the Grecian, Roman and Etruscan statuary you can't help but marvel at how much money it took to create such an amazing non-profit extravaganza of eye candy. 
It's mind boggling.
It's mind boggling. The Getty Villa has just had a massive renovation. It closed in 1997 and after $275 million, yes million, was spent, the new incarnation of the museum reopened in 2006. The new version sports an amphitheater, a restaurant and an entire new wing.
J. Paul Getty, whose renowned riches paid for both the Getty Villa and the Getty Center was a visionary in more ways than one. 
He was born into a wealthy family but by the age of 25 he was a millionaire in his own right. At 26 he decided to retire in order to pursue his true passion, being a playboy! 
Retirement didn't last long but being a playboy did. Getty made a number of shrewd business decisions that lead to his legendary wealth. 
During the depression he acquired companies and properties at rock bottom prices, then in the late 40's he began amassing mineral rights in the Middle East. 
At that time there were no oil fields in the Middle East, Getty invested over 30 million dollars into drills and derricks, sure that it would be worthwhile. For over four years there was no success. Can you imagine 30 million dollars in 1949? 
People must have thought he was crazy. Crazy like a fox. Starting in 1953 those oil fields produced more than 16 million barrels of oil a year. Wealth beyond reason. 
Fortunately for all of us Getty used a great deal of his money to buy artifacts and to endow his philanthropic efforts. The Getty Villa is a spectacular jewel in the Getty Legacy.
Treat yourself to it as soon as you can.
He was born into a wealthy family but by the age of 25 he was a millionaire in his own right. At 26 he decided to retire in order to pursue his true passion, being a playboy! Retirement didn't last long but being a playboy did. Getty made a number of shrewd business decisions that lead to his legendary wealth. During the depression he acquired companies and properties at rock bottom prices, then in the late 40's he began amassing mineral rights in the Middle East. At that time there were no oil fields in the Middle East, Getty invested over 30 million dollars into drills and derricks, sure that it would be worthwhile. For over four years there was no success. Can you imagine 30 million dollars in 1949? People must have thought he was crazy. Crazy like a fox. Starting in 1953 those oil fields produced more than 16 million barrels of oil a year. Wealth beyond reason. Fortunately for all of us Getty used a great deal of his money to buy artifacts and to endow his philanthropic efforts. The Getty Villa is a spectacular jewel in the Getty Legacy. Treat yourself to it as soon as you can. Tuesday, March 23, 2010
white rainbow - sea thru
Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Spring is Here
By Erin Ferucci
Celebrity Lifestyle Designer
It's Spring this weekend. It's time to open the curtains, fling back the doors and let the light in!
The truth is that when you let the light in sometimes you notice...let's just say...spring cleaning is necessary. House Beautiful ran these pictures in their current issue. 
I want a door in my office that opens to a sunny garden with the ocean lingering in the distance! But take a look at this office! 
Time to Spring clean...but not this weekend! This weekend enjoy the light, and the warm air. Next week we can start on spring cleaning.
Celebrity Lifestyle Designer
It's Spring this weekend. It's time to open the curtains, fling back the doors and let the light in!
The truth is that when you let the light in sometimes you notice...let's just say...spring cleaning is necessary. House Beautiful ran these pictures in their current issue. I want a door in my office that opens to a sunny garden with the ocean lingering in the distance! But take a look at this office! Time to Spring clean...but not this weekend! This weekend enjoy the light, and the warm air. Next week we can start on spring cleaning.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
J. H. Minassian Vintage Inspired Rugs by Erin Ferucci, Designs 4 Living
By Erin Ferucci
Celebrity Lifestyle Designer
Antique Rugs...what can I say...they're beautiful.
But they aren't always practical. 
If your budget and your lifestyle don't support having an antique rug (let's face it sippy cups with grape juice are not a vintage rugs friend) you can always have an Antique Inspired Rug. 
They're economical, beautiful and durable. My favorite place to shop for reproductions is J.H. Minassian & Co. They have been in business in Los Angeles since 1905 and they carry both antique rugs and the finest reproductions available. 
Their shop on Melrose is fabulous and you won't find a more helpful sales force. Look at these rugs, all reproductions. If you are looking for rugs make sure that you visit J.H. Minassian & Co.
If your budget and your lifestyle don't support having an antique rug (let's face it sippy cups with grape juice are not a vintage rugs friend) you can always have an Antique Inspired Rug. They're economical, beautiful and durable. My favorite place to shop for reproductions is J.H. Minassian & Co. They have been in business in Los Angeles since 1905 and they carry both antique rugs and the finest reproductions available. Their shop on Melrose is fabulous and you won't find a more helpful sales force. Look at these rugs, all reproductions. If you are looking for rugs make sure that you visit J.H. Minassian & Co.Saturday, March 6, 2010
spacemen 3 - walkin' with jesus ep
Spacemen 3
Walkin' With Jesus EP
1986
Glass
[space rock, psychedelic rock]
MF (38 MB)
EDIT: Link removed after request by Glass Records.
spacemen 3 - transparent radiation ep
Spacemen 3
Transparent Radiation EP
1987
Glass
[space rock, psychedelic rock, drone]
MF (52 MB)
EDIT: Link removed after request by Glass Records.
spacemen 3 - take me to the other side ep
Spacemen 3
Take Me To The Other Side EP
1988
Glass
[space rock, psychedelic rock]
MF (25 MB)
EDIT: Link removed after request by Glass Records.
black to comm - fractal hair geometry
Black To Comm
Fractal Hair Geometry
2008
Dekorder
[drone, ambient, dark ambient, electronic, experimental]
MF (68 MB)
black to comm - wave ufo 2x7"
Black To Comm
Wave UFO 2x7"
2009
Dekorder
[noise, experimental, drone]
MF (34 MB)
Double 7" release. 200 copies only.
black to comm - alphabet 1968
Black To Comm
Alphabet 1968
2009
Type
[drone, ambient, dark ambient, experimental]
MF (98 MB)
This is gorgeous. Highly recommended.
kgb man/oneohtrix point never - kgb nights/blue drive
KGB Man/Oneohtrix Point Never
KGB Nights/Blue Drive
2009
Catholic
[drone, ambient, minimal synth]
MF (63 MB)
Double cassette release.
Friday, March 5, 2010
dreamcolour - spiritual celebration
Dreamcolour
Spiritual Celebration
2009
Not Not Fun
[drone, experimental rock, krautrock, free jazz]
MF (91 MB)
Cassette release. 100 copies. Fantastic stuff!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
deep magic - solar meditations
Deep Magic
Solar Meditations
2010
Not Not Fun
[ambient, drone]
MF (109 MB)
Cassette release. 100 copies only. Extremely soothing and meditative ambience.
sadness saturn - she
Sadness Saturn
She
2009
Frozen Veins
[black metal, ambient, experimental]
MF (36 MB, rip: UAX)
Cassette release. 100 copies only. Ignore the shitty band name, I'm loving this.
peaking lights - space primitive
Peaking Lights
Space Primitive
2010
Fuck It Tapes
[experimental, drone, lo-fi]
MF (29 MB)
Cassette release. 100 copies only.
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