Buffalo print/autumn width.. More freeform interstitial airwave debris transmitting somewhere off the coast of Los Angeles.
Direct download, below; subscribe to future transmissions via iTunes and/or through the RSS, here. The first five transmissions can be found and downloaded, here.
MP3: Sidecar: Transmission / 6
Jim Sullivan – Highways
The 31st Of February – God Rest His Soul
F.J. McMahon – Sister Brother
Gary Higgins – Thicker Than A Smokey
Merit Hemmingson – Brudmarsch efter Florsen i Burs
Arthur Verocai – Sylvia
Alex Chilton – Don’t Worry Baby (fragment)
Jessica Pratt – Night Faces
Susan Christie – Paint A Lady
Willis Earl Beal – Monotony
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second time though this morning
That Jim Sullivan record from a couple years back is outstanding, as is the (strange) story surrounding it.
DREAMS
God, these keep getting better. I get the whole transminssion-vibe, but any chance you’ll start throwing up the individual .zip as well (ala Mondo Boys or the guest mixtape series?) After digesting these for a few days, there’s always a track or two that I’d really like to have on my 8gb phone….today the Hemmingson. Just wondering. Either way, very cool.
Can’t wait to dig into this. Those F.J. McMahon and Jessica Pratt tracks were getting heavy play over here on the weekend.
UFO just got a repress from LITA, back again and available at http://lightintheattic.net/releases/502-u-f-o or any good record store. While you’re there, definitely recommend:
Hired Hand OST
Iggy Pop & the Zig Zags 45
T. Rex Childlike Men 45
and of course… the Voodoo Reissue =)
Wow, could anybody please tell me where that Alex Chilton fragment is from?
that “don’t worry baby” fragment is at the tail-end of this hiiiiiighly recommended comp – https://aquariumdrunkard.com/_newness/2009/01/23/thank-you-friends-the-ardent-records-story/
Awesome, thanks a lot!
these are so good. keep em up
Really digging the folky on this one!
Wow, caught the tail end of this one the other day on XMU and was really struck by on of the last female vocal tracks. Surfed my way here this morning and so happy to be able to ID it as Susan Christie. Couldn’t remember which blog radio show it was at first, sorry, but remembered it must have been Friday and the host saying something about a podcast I could download, so here I ended up. Thanks! Just googled a bit about her and love that her album was considered “too out there” during her time. Now I want to go and see if anymore of those tracks are available…
The Sidecar Transmissions are fantastic…keep them comin’.
Hi, these are amazing. How do I download them? I don’t see a link.
Thanks, Jeff
@Jeff – just save the mp3 file to your computer