Podcasts about achromatic

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.07.24.550403v1?rss=1 Authors: Gentile, C. P., Spitschan, M., Taskin, H. O., Bock, A. S., Aguirre, G. K. Abstract: The classes of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) receive different combinations of L, M, and S cone inputs and give rise to one achromatic and two chromatic post-receptoral channels. Beyond the retina, RGC outputs are subject to filtering and normalization along the geniculo-striate pathway, ultimately producing the properties of human vision. The goal of the current study was to determine temporal sensitivity across the three post-receptoral channels in subcortical and cortical regions involved in vision, to better characterize post-retinal temporal processing. We measured functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) responses at 7 Tesla from participants viewing a high-contrast, flickering, spatially-uniform wide (~140 degree) field. Stimulus flicker frequency varied logarithmically between 2 and 64 Hz and targeted the L+M+S, L-M, and S-[L+M] cone combinations. These measurements were used to create temporal sensitivity functions (TSFs) of primary visual cortex (V1) across eccentricity, and spatially averaged responses from lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN), V2/V3, hV4, and MT. Functional MRI responses reflected known properties of the visual system, including higher peak temporal sensitivity to achromatic vs. chromatic stimuli, and low-pass filtering between the LGN and V1. V1 had the slowest peak temporal sensitivity across cortical regions, which increased at higher levels of the visual cortical hierarchy. Unexpectedly, peak temporal sensitivity decreased at greater eccentricities in area V1, especially for achromatic stimuli. Comparison of measured cortical responses to a model of integrated retinal output to our stimuli demonstrates that extensive filtering and amplification is applied to post-retinal signals. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

This week we have a very special episode! Firstly we have Andrea back! Secondly, the very one-and-only  @Drunk3PO  joins us to discuss his new graphic novel Achromatic Chronicles: Blue. Along the way we have to talk about Star Wars and maybe a bit about pirates. We hope you enjoy the show! Be sure to back Achromatic Chronicles: Blue on Indiegogo before the campaign ends! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/achromatic-chronicles-blue#/ Everything that Jay is up to can be found on his website, https://drunk3po.com or https://linktr.ee/drunk3po The Unofficial Drunk3PO Drink Fill glass with ice 1.5 Oz Prairie Vodka 2 Oz Pimm's Three dashes Orange bitters .5 Oz Lemon Juice Top up with a semi-sweet Florida grape red wine Stir Please subscribe, review, and share! 0:00 Opening 0:21 Intro 1:05 Origins of Drunk3PO 5:38 Galaxy's Edge 7:45 Drinks, Vegas, and St. Augustine 17:36  @HistoryofPirates  PIRATES! 23:30 Star Wars, Star Trek, and Mario 38:50 Rey Movie, the Star Wars problem, and its future 47:48 Achromatic Chronicles: Blue 1:10:37 Wrap-Up --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/popcastrocks/support

Did you know that black is a shade that results from the absence or complete absorption of visible light and it's other name is an Achromatic shade? Now you know.

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Concept of an achromatic stellar coronagraph and its application for detecting extrasolar planets by Bhavesh Jaiswal. on Tuesday 29 November Imaging the planets that orbit around other stars requires blocking the host star which is usually 8-10 orders of magnitude brighter than the planets. This is achieved with the help of a stellar coronagraph. In the current work, a concept of a new type of stellar coronagraph is introduced where the star light is blocked by a linear polarizer in the collimated beam. It is based on differential rotation between the linear polarization state of planet light and that of star light. This is achieved with the help of a set of thick birefringent crystals in the collimated beam of a telescope where the planet light is made to travel extra optical path length compared to star light. By adjusting the orientation and thickness of the crystal, the optical path length can be made to cause a phase difference of {pi}, just enough to rotate the initial plane of polarization by 90{deg} for planet-light without affecting the star light. Theoretical calculations involving the phase difference due to birefringent crystals are presented here along with the basic configuration and design. It is shown that the design blocks the star light identically at all wavelengths. Application of this concept for detecting Earth-like extrasolar planet is discussed using a one-meter class telescope. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.14624v1

Concept of an achromatic stellar coronagraph and its application for detecting extrasolar planets by Bhavesh Jaiswal. on Monday 28 November Imaging the planets that orbit around other stars requires blocking the host star which is usually 8-10 orders of magnitude brighter than the planets. This is achieved with the help of a stellar coronagraph. In the current work, a concept of a new type of stellar coronagraph is introduced where the star light is blocked by a linear polarizer in the collimated beam. It is based on differential rotation between the linear polarization state of planet light and that of star light. This is achieved with the help of a set of thick birefringent crystals in the collimated beam of a telescope where the planet light is made to travel extra optical path length compared to star light. By adjusting the orientation and thickness of the crystal, the optical path length can be made to cause a phase difference of {pi}, just enough to rotate the initial plane of polarization by 90{deg} for planet-light without affecting the star light. Theoretical calculations involving the phase difference due to birefringent crystals are presented here along with the basic configuration and design. It is shown that the design blocks the star light identically at all wavelengths. Application of this concept for detecting Earth-like extrasolar planet is discussed using a one-meter class telescope. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.14624v1

In this podcast episode, MRS Bulletin's Sophia Chen interviews Adam Kubec at Swiss startup XRNanotech and research team member Marie-Christine Zdora of the Paul Scherrer Institut about their proof-of-principle of an x-ray achromatic lens. The lens consist of a focusing diffractive and a defocusing refractive optical element that achieves imaging of a range of wavelengths without having to move the sample. The researchers used two different diffractive lenses, one made from nickel and one with gold. To fabricate the refractive lens, they used a nanoscale 3D printing technique known as two-photon polymerization. This work was published in a recent issue of Nature Communications (doi:10.1038/s41467-022-28902-8).

Nous avions déjà teasé le thème la dernière fois, on plonge donc avec plaisir dans les collaborations pour en explorer leurs différentes facettes. Que ces projets laissent les auras individuelles s'exprimer ou que leurs frontières se brouillent allègrement dans un alignement des longueurs d'ondes, une constante domine invariablement (enfin presque, mais Amplitudes ne choisit que de la qualité) : l'ensemble vaut toujours plus que la somme de ses parties. Accompagnez-nous alors pour un voyage en haute altitude, où la création se transcende dans les dialogues silencieux, et où s'associer trace en filigranes une voie pour mieux se découvrir. Bonne écoute. Tracklist : Gil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven - I'm New Here (We're New Again: A Reimagining by Makaya McCraven, 2020) Plumbline / Roger Eno - A Few Streets Away (Transparencies, 2021) Merzbow + HEXA - Merzhex Part 4 (Achromatic, 2018) Slow Walkers - Procession (Slow Walkers, 2013) Nadja / Troum - Part 2 (Dominium Visurgis, 2010) Lustmord et Karin Park - Hiraeth (Alter, 2021) Todd Barton and Ursula K. Le Guin - Long Singing (Music et Poetry of the Kesh, 1985) Deepchord et Pulshar - Undercover (Version 2) (Undercover, 2015) Higher Intelligence Agency et Biosphere - Gas Street Basin (Birmingham Frequencies, 2000) Monolog feat. Balkansky - AEAEGF (Merge, 2014) Burning Star Core / Prurient - Confiscation (Ghosts of Niagara, 2005) Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto - Glass (Glass, 2018) Photo : Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto site specific performance at the Glass House, Derrick Belcham (2016)

Nous avions déjà teasé le thème la dernière fois, on plonge donc avec plaisir dans les collaborations pour en explorer leurs différentes facettes. Que ces projets laissent les auras individuelles s'exprimer ou que leurs frontières se brouillent allègrement dans un alignement des longueurs d'ondes, une constante domine invariablement (enfin presque, mais Amplitudes ne choisit que de la qualité) : l'ensemble vaut toujours plus que la somme de ses parties. Accompagnez-nous alors pour un voyage en haute altitude, où la création se transcende dans les dialogues silencieux, et où s'associer trace en filigranes une voie pour mieux se découvrir. Bonne écoute. Tracklist : Gil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven - I'm New Here (We're New Again: A Reimagining by Makaya McCraven, 2020) Plumbline / Roger Eno - A Few Streets Away (Transparencies, 2021) Merzbow + HEXA - Merzhex Part 4 (Achromatic, 2018) Slow Walkers - Procession (Slow Walkers, 2013) Nadja / Troum - Part 2 (Dominium Visurgis, 2010) Lustmord & Karin Park - Hiraeth (Alter, 2021) Todd Barton and Ursula K. Le Guin - Long Singing (Music & Poetry of the Kesh, 1985) Deepchord & Pulshar - Undercover (Version 2) (Undercover, 2015) Higher Intelligence Agency & Biosphere - Gas Street Basin (Birmingham Frequencies, 2000) Monolog feat. Balkansky - AEAEGF (Merge, 2014) Burning Star Core / Prurient - Confiscation (Ghosts of Niagara, 2005) Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto - Glass (Glass, 2018) Photo : Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto site specific performance at the Glass House, Derrick Belcham (2016)

On this weeks episode of Achromatic, your boys talk about Apple being sued, Nikki Minaj's Wild COvid claims, AOC at the met GALA and much more. The topics wound up flowing this week so check it out.

Episode 34! It's game time with James, Sarah, and Producer Ash. Listen and play along as Producer Ash changes up movie titles while James and Sarah try to guess what the original ones are. You may just find yourself screaming out the answers. Sponsored by: Flying House Threads (use code DEPENDENT15 for 15% off) Follow Disney Dependent on Instagram! Executive Producer: Producer Ash Producer/editor/mixer: Deanna Chapman Intro music written by Ryan Knowles Logo design by Ryan Hatch --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disney-dependent/support

On episode 2 of Achromatic it's all about music but most importantly the newly released Ellie Goulding album the brightest Blue. We get into our top artist and some controversial picks for all time GOATS.

Welcome to our first episode of "Achromatic" where we bring you hot takes from an unheard perspective. This episode we start with our introduction, and proceed into the very non-troversial Kanye west

Wander Beyond Brewing came out of nowhere and has been exciting the European beer market. They have been releasing high avb beers in little cans and high abv beers in big cans, but they've been releasing exciting beers. We got our hands on a little can of Gulp, a 12% abv imperial milkshake ipa. We combine it with a Mexican stout from Weldworks called Mexican Achromatic based on Mexican hot chocolate.

As I conduct a rather entertaining interview (i don't even know if having this amount of fun is even called that) with Caleb Musni, The first Simon Fletcher of Achromatic heart (2017). As we talk about his experience in the role, How He would compare it to the New Generation (2019) Cast and Details were given of the infamous jukebox incident that sparked a rather interesting interaction. Including here is the review of Panimdim, BITAG's "Last Musical" and more.

Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" David Byrne - "What time is it? No time to look back" - True Stories [over Acousmatique Recordings] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" Bea T'cha - "If you ask nicely" [over Acousmatique Recordings. Includes French monologue] Neil Amsterdam - "Neutral Strings #2" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [over Bea T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings] George Bruns - "Monorail Song" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [over other Magic Kingdom, Bea T'cha] Bea T'cha - "Evening of Light" [over other Bea T'cha, Neutral Strings #2] George Bruns - "Nation on Wheels" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [with Bea T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings, other Magic Kingdom] Neil Amsterdam - "Industry in Motion #1" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [with Bea T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings, other Magic Kingdom] Ken - "Intro / let go" [over Bea T'cha if you ask nicely and Nation on Wheels] Bea T'cha - "If you ask nicely" [Includes many unidentified sound sources] George Winston - "Tamarack Pines" [over Bea T'cha] Slowdive - "Brighter" [over George Winston, Bea T'cha] Ken - "It's uncomfortable (explanation/intro)" [over Slowdive, George Winston, Bea T'cha] Slowdive - "Brighter" [over George Winston, Bea T'cha] Chicago - "Remember the Feeling" - Chicago 17 [Piano loop over Bea T'cha, Slowdive, George Winston] Chicago - "Remember the Feeling" - Chicago 17 [with George Winston] Chicago - "Colour My World" [Intro looping, with Remember the Feeling and George Winston] Chicago - "Colour My World" [with other copy of Colour My World] Chicago - "Remember the Feeling" Brad Fiedel - "Come to Me" - Fright Night s.t. [With Remember the Feeling] Tax advice - "Track 15" [with Brad Fiedel, Remember the Feeling] Louis Armstrong - "We Have All the Time in the World" [with Brad Fiedel] Cowboy Junkies - "Cold Tea Blues" [with brad Fiedel, Louis Armstrong] Snap! - "The Power" [Loops, with Brad Fiedel, Louis Armstrong, Cowboy Junkies] Cowboy Junkies - "Cold Tea Blues" [with Snap!] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies, Snap!] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops] Les Nesman - "Black Americans' contributions to US culture" - WKRP in Cincinnati, season 3 episode 12 [over Tiffany loops. Scratch an Allman Brother, and you have black] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops] Billy Corgan, Alex Jones - "The fascist war machine" [over Tiffany loops] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Richard E. Grant - "People buy hydrogen bombs because they have an added new ingredient: Peace" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Richard E. Grant - "Roads represent a fundamental right of man to have access to the good things in life" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany. The right to smoke one's chosen brand would be denied] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops] Richard E. Grant - "Packaging would vanish from the face of the earth" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Richard E. Grant - "I'm not a communist, you want to take everyone's car away" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Pinback - "Anti-hu" [Loops, over Tiffany] Tame Impala - "Promo for Currents Collectors Edition" [over Pinback, Tiffany] Tame Impala - "Promo for Currents Collectors Edition" [over Tiffany] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" [over Tame Impala, Tiffany] mathblaster - "Achromatic" [over Tame Impala] mathblaster - "Achromatic" Snap! - "The Power" [Loops, over mathblaster] Brad Fiedel - "Dream Window" - Fright Night s.t. [over Snap!, mathblaster] Tycho - "Awake" [over Snap!, mathblaster, Brad Fiedel] Tycho - "Awake" [over Snap!, mathblaster, Tiffany] Tycho - "Awake" [over Tiffany, Snap!] Tycho - "Awake" [over Snap!] Snap! - "The Power" [Loops, over Tycho] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Snap!, Tycho] Chicago - "Colour My World" [over Snap!, Tycho, The Echelon Effect] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" [over The Echelon Effect] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Beat T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" [over The Echelon Effect] Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" [loops, over The Echelon Effect and Acousmatique Recordings] Estiva - "Lifting Leaves" [over Stone Roses, The Echelon Effect, Acousmatique Recordings] Ken - "Everything has always been there" [over Estiva, Stone Roses, The Echelon Effect, Acousmatique Recordings (eventually just Estiva) It's all there - everything. Everything is always all there. And everything has always been there. Whether you're looking, whether you knew where to look... Everything has always been there. Everything has always been this way. It's been all these ways all at once. You can choose what you look at, what you focus on, what you see, what patterns you notice. All the things are always happening altogether, and you tune in, and you tune out, and you tune... and you see what you are, and you see what you see, and you see what you recognize. And you see what creates interference patterns, what seems discordant. And you don't notice other things. You don't notice them until they're pointed out. You don't notice them until you grow that part of yourself. You don't notice them because you don't have a name for them, your language doesn't have a way. You don't notice them because they conflict with what you've been taught, because you don't believe in them, because you've been taught to be afraid of them. You don't notice them because they're in opposition to everything you believe in. But they're still all there. They're still all around you. The thing you just learned about, it's always been there. That new change in yourself, it's always been there. Things that seem good, things that seem evil, things that attract you. It's always been there. Nothing has ever changed. Except your awareness, and your awareness is going to keep changing. It's going to keep arcing, and developing, and looping, all the way 'til the end. And the only thing that's changing in the world is everyone's awareness. All the matter, the matter, the bits, they're the same. It might be in a different order, but they're the same. So, you can change your awareness. You can notice the awareness of others. Change... you can change, you can change others' awareness. You can't change. You can't change. You can't change anything. And everything that's happening, everything that's going on right now, it's never going to end, it's never going to start. You can try to own it, you can try to make it. You can be frustrated with it, you can walk away from it, you can not look at it, but it's still going to be there. This is here. This is in the air, and you can tune into the frequency that it's vibrating at, and you can choose to resonate with it, or you can lock into different frequencies. You can turn down your consciousness. You can overdose on something. But it's still going to be here, because it's here. It's here now. You can never get away from your past. It's here now in the frequency. You can look away. Just keep looking away. Keep looking at things to help you look away. If you focus on this point, you don't have to see that one. Keep turning things up louder and louder. The hair follicles in your eardrums...everything can be used up. You can use it all up. Or you can make it as healthy as it can be. And you can responsibly choose which things you look at, and what you think about. You can realize that your attention is your own. You can think about the responsibilities you have to use it. And you can actually make everything better. And there goes the world, getting better and better, thanks to you. Thank you.] Estiva - "Lifting Leaves" [over The Echelon Effect] Tracey Chattaway - "Light the Night" [over Estiva, The Echelon Effect] Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" [over The Echelon Effect, Tracey Chattaway] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Tracey Chattaway] Henrik Neilsen - "Outdoor Life #2" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [over The Echelon Effect, Tracey Chattaway] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Tracey Chattaway] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "In Between Dates (choices all around you)" - Show #505, from Oct. 1, 2014 [Live on stage in Baltimore with Neil Diamond-America loops, and The Echelon Effect, Tracey Chattaway] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "In Between Dates (choices all around you)" - Show #505, from Oct. 1, 2014 [Live on stage in Baltimore with Neil Diamond-America loops, and The Echelon Effect] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "In Between Dates (choices all around you)" - Show #505, from Oct. 1, 2014 [Live on stage in Baltimore with Neil Diamond-America loops and other unnamed sample sources.] Neil Diamond - "America" - The Jazz Singer [Loops] Ken - "The housekeeper is going to put everything back where it belongs / Identification" [over Neil Diamond loops. They know you're going to take care of them] Ken - "I don't know why I..." [over Neil Diamond loops. Everything is always in its right place.] Ken - "Thanks" [over Neil Diamond loops] Neil Diamond - "America" - The Jazz Singer [Loops] Billy Bragg - "The Unwelcome Guest" [over Neil Diamond] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [over Neil Diamond, Billy Bragg (briefly)] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [Loop, over Neil Diamond loops] John Mellencamp - "Pink Houses" [more America, Over Cowboy Junkies, Neil Diamond] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [loop, with Neil Diamond loops] Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - "American Girl" [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies and Neil Diamond] Schoolhouse Rock - "Preamble" - America Rock [with Tom Petty, Neil Diamond, Cowboy Junkies] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The Great Communicator (Ronald Reagan)" - Show #317, from 6/8/2004 [with Vivaldi cello concerto (2004) and Tom Petty (2019). It's morning again in America. We can leave our children with an unrepayable massive debt.] Richard E. Grant - "They're entitled to important new ingredients" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [with Ken's Last Ever Reagan, Tom Petty] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The Great Communicator (Ronald Reagan)" - Show #317, from 6/8/2004 [with Vivaldi cello concerto (2004) and Tom Petty (2019)] Richard E. Grant - "They're going to get it bigger and brighter and better" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [with Ken's Last Ever Reagan, Tom Petty] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The Great Communicator (Ronald Reagan)" - Show #317, from 6/8/2004 [with Vivaldi cello concerto (2004) and Tom Petty (2019). Union busting] Cowboy Junkies - "Cold Tea Blues" [with Tom Petty] Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - "American Girl" [No loops, with Cowboy Junkies] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [Loop, with Tom Petty] Chevrolet - "The American Look" - The American Look [With Cowboy Junkies Brothers loop, Tom Petty] Michael Crichton - "Decisions about life and death. Society isn't deciding. Society is leaving it up to us, the experts, the doctors" - Coma movie [with The American Look, Tom Petty, Cowboy Junkies Brothers] Michael Crichton - "A whole nation of sick people turning to us for help" - Coma movie [with Cowboy Junkies] George C. Scott - "Medical failure. People are sicker than ever" - The Hospital [with Cowboy Junkies] A real doctor - "Complications of lipsuction" - The Girl Next Door (documentary) [with Cowboy Junkies] Albert Brooks and James Spader - "You don't need a living will. Just make sure you don't have money for healthcare" - Critical Care [with Cowboy Junkies] Michael Crichton - "You probably think I'm beautiful, but I have lots of defects to fix" - Looker [with Cowboy Junkies] Ken - "You can take responsibility for your own healing, you can insist on being healthy from within" [with Cowboy Junkies loop] Ken - "Inching my way towards the door of this party. I appreciate that you invited me" [with Tom Petty, Cowboy Junkies, then just Cowboy Junkies] Ken - "We can move in together" [with Cowboy Junkies, and a dial tone] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [Loop] Neil Diamond - "America" [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies] INXS - "Mediate" - Kick [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies, Neil Diamond] Lemon Jelly - "Page One" [Loops, with INXS, Neil Diamond] INXS - "Mediate" [No loops, with Lemon Jelly] Billy Corgan, Alex Jones - "Was it a just purpose, they divide and conquer, wounded warriors" - Alex Jones Show 6/26/12 [with INXS, Lemon Jelly] Billy Corgan, Alex Jones - "GMO pesticides in their system, you can ask the questions" - Alex Jones Show 6/26/12 [with INXS] INXS - "Mediate" - Kick [Loops, 2 copies] David Byrne - "Since this mall opened, they'll go wherever the bargains are. They're wise to advertisers' claims" - True Stories [with INXS. The shopping mall has replaced the town center] War On Drugs - "Burning" - Lost in the Dream [Loops, with David Byrne, INXS] War On Drugs - "Burning" - Lost in the Dream [Loops] Ken - "You only have one chance to do it. We're full of hope, and we're giving up" [with War On Drugs] War On Drugs - "Burning" - Lost in the Dream [Loops] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/83624

Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" David Byrne - "What time is it? No time to look back" - True Stories [over Acousmatique Recordings] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" Bea T'cha - "If you ask nicely" [over Acousmatique Recordings. Includes French monologue] Neil Amsterdam - "Neutral Strings #2" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [over Bea T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings] George Bruns - "Monorail Song" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [over other Magic Kingdom, Bea T'cha] Bea T'cha - "Evening of Light" [over other Bea T'cha, Neutral Strings #2] George Bruns - "Nation on Wheels" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [with Bea T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings, other Magic Kingdom] Neil Amsterdam - "Industry in Motion #1" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [with Bea T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings, other Magic Kingdom] Ken - "Intro / let go" [over Bea T'cha if you ask nicely and Nation on Wheels] Bea T'cha - "If you ask nicely" [Includes many unidentified sound sources] George Winston - "Tamarack Pines" [over Bea T'cha] Slowdive - "Brighter" [over George Winston, Bea T'cha] Ken - "It's uncomfortable (explanation/intro)" [over Slowdive, George Winston, Bea T'cha] Slowdive - "Brighter" [over George Winston, Bea T'cha] Chicago - "Remember the Feeling" - Chicago 17 [Piano loop over Bea T'cha, Slowdive, George Winston] Chicago - "Remember the Feeling" - Chicago 17 [with George Winston] Chicago - "Colour My World" [Intro looping, with Remember the Feeling and George Winston] Chicago - "Colour My World" [with other copy of Colour My World] Chicago - "Remember the Feeling" Brad Fiedel - "Come to Me" - Fright Night s.t. [With Remember the Feeling] Tax advice - "Track 15" [with Brad Fiedel, Remember the Feeling] Louis Armstrong - "We Have All the Time in the World" [with Brad Fiedel] Cowboy Junkies - "Cold Tea Blues" [with brad Fiedel, Louis Armstrong] Snap! - "The Power" [Loops, with Brad Fiedel, Louis Armstrong, Cowboy Junkies] Cowboy Junkies - "Cold Tea Blues" [with Snap!] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies, Snap!] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops] Les Nesman - "Black Americans' contributions to US culture" - WKRP in Cincinnati, season 3 episode 12 [over Tiffany loops. Scratch an Allman Brother, and you have black] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops] Billy Corgan, Alex Jones - "The fascist war machine" [over Tiffany loops] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Richard E. Grant - "People buy hydrogen bombs because they have an added new ingredient: Peace" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Richard E. Grant - "Roads represent a fundamental right of man to have access to the good things in life" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany. The right to smoke one's chosen brand would be denied] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" [Loops] Richard E. Grant - "Packaging would vanish from the face of the earth" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Richard E. Grant - "I'm not a communist, you want to take everyone's car away" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [over Tiffany] Tiffany - "I Think We're Alone Now" Pinback - "Anti-hu" [Loops, over Tiffany] Tame Impala - "Promo for Currents Collectors Edition" [over Pinback, Tiffany] Tame Impala - "Promo for Currents Collectors Edition" [over Tiffany] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" [over Tame Impala, Tiffany] mathblaster - "Achromatic" [over Tame Impala] mathblaster - "Achromatic" Snap! - "The Power" [Loops, over mathblaster] Brad Fiedel - "Dream Window" - Fright Night s.t. [over Snap!, mathblaster] Tycho - "Awake" [over Snap!, mathblaster, Brad Fiedel] Tycho - "Awake" [over Snap!, mathblaster, Tiffany] Tycho - "Awake" [over Tiffany, Snap!] Tycho - "Awake" [over Snap!] Snap! - "The Power" [Loops, over Tycho] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Snap!, Tycho] Chicago - "Colour My World" [over Snap!, Tycho, The Echelon Effect] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" [over The Echelon Effect] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Beat T'cha, Acousmatique Recordings] Acousmatique Recordings - "Breathe in through tightly pursed lips" [over The Echelon Effect] Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" [loops, over The Echelon Effect and Acousmatique Recordings] Estiva - "Lifting Leaves" [over Stone Roses, The Echelon Effect, Acousmatique Recordings] Ken - "Everything has always been there" [over Estiva, Stone Roses, The Echelon Effect, Acousmatique Recordings (eventually just Estiva) It's all there - everything. Everything is always all there. And everything has always been there. Whether you're looking, whether you knew where to look... Everything has always been there. Everything has always been this way. It's been all these ways all at once. You can choose what you look at, what you focus on, what you see, what patterns you notice. All the things are always happening altogether, and you tune in, and you tune out, and you tune... and you see what you are, and you see what you see, and you see what you recognize. And you see what creates interference patterns, what seems discordant. And you don't notice other things. You don't notice them until they're pointed out. You don't notice them until you grow that part of yourself. You don't notice them because you don't have a name for them, your language doesn't have a way. You don't notice them because they conflict with what you've been taught, because you don't believe in them, because you've been taught to be afraid of them. You don't notice them because they're in opposition to everything you believe in. But they're still all there. They're still all around you. The thing you just learned about, it's always been there. That new change in yourself, it's always been there. Things that seem good, things that seem evil, things that attract you. It's always been there. Nothing has ever changed. Except your awareness, and your awareness is going to keep changing. It's going to keep arcing, and developing, and looping, all the way 'til the end. And the only thing that's changing in the world is everyone's awareness. All the matter, the matter, the bits, they're the same. It might be in a different order, but they're the same. So, you can change your awareness. You can notice the awareness of others. Change... you can change, you can change others' awareness. You can't change. You can't change. You can't change anything. And everything that's happening, everything that's going on right now, it's never going to end, it's never going to start. You can try to own it, you can try to make it. You can be frustrated with it, you can walk away from it, you can not look at it, but it's still going to be there. This is here. This is in the air, and you can tune into the frequency that it's vibrating at, and you can choose to resonate with it, or you can lock into different frequencies. You can turn down your consciousness. You can overdose on something. But it's still going to be here, because it's here. It's here now. You can never get away from your past. It's here now in the frequency. You can look away. Just keep looking away. Keep looking at things to help you look away. If you focus on this point, you don't have to see that one. Keep turning things up louder and louder. The hair follicles in your eardrums...everything can be used up. You can use it all up. Or you can make it as healthy as it can be. And you can responsibly choose which things you look at, and what you think about. You can realize that your attention is your own. You can think about the responsibilities you have to use it. And you can actually make everything better. And there goes the world, getting better and better, thanks to you. Thank you.] Estiva - "Lifting Leaves" [over The Echelon Effect] Tracey Chattaway - "Light the Night" [over Estiva, The Echelon Effect] Stone Roses - "Elephant Stone" [over The Echelon Effect, Tracey Chattaway] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Tracey Chattaway] Henrik Neilsen - "Outdoor Life #2" - Magic Kingdom WEDway Peoplemover Music Loop [over The Echelon Effect, Tracey Chattaway] The Echelon Effect - "First Fall" [over Tracey Chattaway] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "In Between Dates (choices all around you)" - Show #505, from Oct. 1, 2014 [Live on stage in Baltimore with Neil Diamond-America loops, and The Echelon Effect, Tracey Chattaway] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "In Between Dates (choices all around you)" - Show #505, from Oct. 1, 2014 [Live on stage in Baltimore with Neil Diamond-America loops, and The Echelon Effect] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "In Between Dates (choices all around you)" - Show #505, from Oct. 1, 2014 [Live on stage in Baltimore with Neil Diamond-America loops and other unnamed sample sources.] Neil Diamond - "America" - The Jazz Singer [Loops] Ken - "The housekeeper is going to put everything back where it belongs / Identification" [over Neil Diamond loops. They know you're going to take care of them] Ken - "I don't know why I..." [over Neil Diamond loops. Everything is always in its right place.] Ken - "Thanks" [over Neil Diamond loops] Neil Diamond - "America" - The Jazz Singer [Loops] Billy Bragg - "The Unwelcome Guest" [over Neil Diamond] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [over Neil Diamond, Billy Bragg (briefly)] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [Loop, over Neil Diamond loops] John Mellencamp - "Pink Houses" [more America, Over Cowboy Junkies, Neil Diamond] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [loop, with Neil Diamond loops] Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - "American Girl" [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies and Neil Diamond] Schoolhouse Rock - "Preamble" - America Rock [with Tom Petty, Neil Diamond, Cowboy Junkies] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The Great Communicator (Ronald Reagan)" - Show #317, from 6/8/2004 [with Vivaldi cello concerto (2004) and Tom Petty (2019). It's morning again in America. We can leave our children with an unrepayable massive debt.] Richard E. Grant - "They're entitled to important new ingredients" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [with Ken's Last Ever Reagan, Tom Petty] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The Great Communicator (Ronald Reagan)" - Show #317, from 6/8/2004 [with Vivaldi cello concerto (2004) and Tom Petty (2019)] Richard E. Grant - "They're going to get it bigger and brighter and better" - How to Get Ahead in Advertising [with Ken's Last Ever Reagan, Tom Petty] Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - "The Great Communicator (Ronald Reagan)" - Show #317, from 6/8/2004 [with Vivaldi cello concerto (2004) and Tom Petty (2019). Union busting] Cowboy Junkies - "Cold Tea Blues" [with Tom Petty] Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - "American Girl" [No loops, with Cowboy Junkies] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [Loop, with Tom Petty] Chevrolet - "The American Look" - The American Look [With Cowboy Junkies Brothers loop, Tom Petty] Michael Crichton - "Decisions about life and death. Society isn't deciding. Society is leaving it up to us, the experts, the doctors" - Coma movie [with The American Look, Tom Petty, Cowboy Junkies Brothers] Michael Crichton - "A whole nation of sick people turning to us for help" - Coma movie [with Cowboy Junkies] George C. Scott - "Medical failure. People are sicker than ever" - The Hospital [with Cowboy Junkies] A real doctor - "Complications of lipsuction" - The Girl Next Door (documentary) [with Cowboy Junkies] Albert Brooks and James Spader - "You don't need a living will. Just make sure you don't have money for healthcare" - Critical Care [with Cowboy Junkies] Michael Crichton - "You probably think I'm beautiful, but I have lots of defects to fix" - Looker [with Cowboy Junkies] Ken - "You can take responsibility for your own healing, you can insist on being healthy from within" [with Cowboy Junkies loop] Ken - "Inching my way towards the door of this party. I appreciate that you invited me" [with Tom Petty, Cowboy Junkies, then just Cowboy Junkies] Ken - "We can move in together" [with Cowboy Junkies, and a dial tone] Cowboy Junkies - "Brothers Under the Bridge" [Loop] Neil Diamond - "America" [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies] INXS - "Mediate" - Kick [Loops, with Cowboy Junkies, Neil Diamond] Lemon Jelly - "Page One" [Loops, with INXS, Neil Diamond] INXS - "Mediate" [No loops, with Lemon Jelly] Billy Corgan, Alex Jones - "Was it a just purpose, they divide and conquer, wounded warriors" - Alex Jones Show 6/26/12 [with INXS, Lemon Jelly] Billy Corgan, Alex Jones - "GMO pesticides in their system, you can ask the questions" - Alex Jones Show 6/26/12 [with INXS] INXS - "Mediate" - Kick [Loops, 2 copies] David Byrne - "Since this mall opened, they'll go wherever the bargains are. They're wise to advertisers' claims" - True Stories [with INXS. The shopping mall has replaced the town center] War On Drugs - "Burning" - Lost in the Dream [Loops, with David Byrne, INXS] War On Drugs - "Burning" - Lost in the Dream [Loops] Ken - "You only have one chance to do it. We're full of hope, and we're giving up" [with War On Drugs] War On Drugs - "Burning" - Lost in the Dream [Loops] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/83624

(1) Interpersonal Communication, Nikosf.(MOSHItaka)(2) A womans nature, Nikosf.(MOSHItaka)(3) Feels the Winter, Viken Arman (Dream)(4) Aldebaran, Hraach & Armen Miran (Selectas)(5) Solution Illusion, Nikosf. (MOSHItaka)(6) Horizons,Nikosf. (MOSHItaka)(7) Undefined State, Giom,Deeligent Soul (Deepalma)(8) Our Road Home, Nikosf.(MOSHItaka)(9) A White Shadow, Viken Arman (Dream)(10) Achromatic, Lonya (Nite Grooves) (11) Pop, JAW (A Must Have)(12) Skymning, Jonas Rarthsman (Elements) (13) Baseline Soldiers, NiCe7 (Defected)(14) Personal Slave, Honey Dijon & Charles McCloud (Classic Musix Company)(15) Burning, Malachi, (Deepalma)(16) The Field and the Sun, Kaled (Get Weird)(17) Back in Town, Raw Spirit (Salted Music)(18) Part of the Plan, Lrusse (The Nite Owl Diner)

The “Take More Music” or TMM Records label boss supplies his exciting exclusive debut mix for Death Techno. Having also worked with labels like A.Paul’s Naked Lunch, Dr Hoffman’s Blind Spot Music and Joton’s Newrhythmic his production style is vast, consistently delivering creative ideas all the time. Flying the flag for Kosovo, Vegim shows his love for energetic and driving techno with a quality set that includes artists like Komprezzor, Tex-Rec, Brian Burger, Dolby D, Exium and a first play of his own forthcoming track on DEAD CERT. Records… 01. DOPE HEX : in the small place [Technodrome] 02. RYOGO YAMAMORI : goodbye (Diego Hostettler & Krenzlin Remix) [951beat] 03. KOMPREZZOR : drained [Reloading] 04. PHARMAKON : opress [Black Brook] 05. TEX-REC : l.pax 1 [Tex-Rec] 06. TONIKATTITUDE : paranoid (Aggregat Retool) [Rawhard Audio] 07. UUN : reduction (Brian Burger Remix) [Reloading] 08. VEGIM : binary trip [soon on… DEAD CERT. Records] 09. TEX-REC : l.pax 2 [Tex-Rec] 10. DOLBY D & A.PAUL : insidious act1 [Dolma] 11. BORIQUA TRIBEZ : achromatiq (Vegim Repaint) [soon on… Achromatic] 12. OMAR SOLIS : sweep noise [Assassin Soldier] 13. PFIRTER : tide (Exium Remix) [MindTrip] 14. MONO.xID : marodeur [DEAD CERT. Records] 15. VEGIM : sequence you [soon on… Luminar]