This episode I talk with Minneapolis-based rapper, composer, producer, director, and plenty other "-er" words, Joe Horton. We cover how music addresses the culture around it, the appropriate time and place for philosophy, the importance of fitting Wu-Tang into your definition of experimental, psychedelics, and just about a dozen other things. I'm still sifting through all the thoughts that Joe put in my head, but I can say that the playlist is one of my favorite so far. So, dive in and get your ears weird.
Spotify Playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0U6lNiN2v3YO4CmGwDpqXM?si=1efda6289b574c93
Music Timestamps:
Intro: Apogee (feat. Aby Wolf) by No Birds Sing on Definition Sickness
26'43": Symphony No.6 In D, Op.104: Allegretto Moderato by Jean Sibelius on Symphonies Nos.6 And 7/'The Tempest' Suite No.2
34'35": Cool Down Your Temper by U Roy on U-Roy Meets King Tubbys
38'14": January On Lake Street by Atmosphere on Southsiders 40'08": Mushroom by CAN on Tago Mago
51'06": Sarabande (Version for Piano Solo) by La Monte Young on Panorama of American Piano Music
56'54": Drei Phantasien Nach Friedrich Hölderlin: II. Wenn Aus Der Ferne by Gregory Ligeti on Ligeti: Lux Aeterna
57'59": Smoke in the Temple by Kill the Vultures on Carnelian
1'00'45": Trapped by 2Pac on 2Pacalypse Now
1'01'49": Protect Ya Neck by Wu-Tang Clan on Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
1'09'31": Freakin Out by Death on ...For the Whole World to See
1'10'56": Trans-Europe Express by Kraftwerk on Trans-Europe Express
Outro: Toilet Tisha by Outkast on Stankonia
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