[mil_pl]

New track is up for grabs, yo. http://www.matadorrecords.com/matabl...-groovy-linda/

[Genteel Death]

I'd honestly rather listen to a moribund John Giorno reciting his poetry via a messy blow job than the lame pastiche of a once creative Manhattan that song is.

[stu666]

Originally Posted by Genteel Death

I'd honestly rather listen to a moribund John Giorno reciting his poetry via a messy blow job than the lame pastiche of a once creative Manhattan that song is.

So you don't like it then?

I honestly love both songs.

[Genteel Death]

Originally Posted by stu666

So you don't like it then?

I honestly love both songs.

Shut up Stu. You love ALL SY songs.

[stu666]

Originally Posted by Genteel Death

Shut up Stu. You love ALL SY songs.

nearly all yes...

[Genteel Death]

Do you know if the ''Linda'' in the title is Linda McCartney? Is the song about dancing on Main Street while you eat animals because of vegetarianism?

[chrome noise tape]

i like both songs. is this a "mature" return to the Psychic Hearts era ?

[Mortte Jousimo]

I am just listening Burroughs and it reminds me Thurston´s Psychic Hearts songs. So nothing new, but it´s really enjoyable. I think I am going to buy the album.

[holy ghost]

I liked the sample tracks... I'd check out an album.

[_tunic_]

album?

Anyway, is the upcoming tour now offically a Chelsea Lights Moving tour, or a Thurston Moore tour? According to the posters that stu posted on another thread (thanks!) it's CLM, but on the venue's site the show in Antwerp is still announced as Thurston Moore.....

[truncated]

"Burroughs" was not a bad track, but really, what a dumbass band name.

[Trama]

Free Song #3 by Chelsea Light Moving: “Frank O’Hara Hit”
July 25th, 2012 at 12:00 pm by Robby

from on-tour in Europe, Thurston Moore writes:

 

“Frank O’Hara Hit”

Free Song #3 by

CHELSEA LIGHT MOVING



Today is July 25 and it’s my birthday. I’m 54. This song is called Frank O’Hara Hit. And it’s by this band I started called Chelsea Light Moving. Right now we’re whipping around Europe playing some summer love-cry gigs. I wanted to release this song by the end of July because it’s a meditation on that month through history in events that define a lot of what mytho-romanticizes my heart, both broken and blessed at the moment. On July 25, 1965 Bob Dylan with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band delivered to rock n’ roll the dissident soul of folk music and poetry. For many it was already a viable meeting but Dylan set it on fire for the world to see. And he was famously cursed and booed by the gatekeepers of old ways wariness. The song he sang was Phantom Engineer (later titled It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry). On July 24, 1966 the NYC poet Frank O’Hara was struck by a dune buggy while hanging out on Fire Island, and died the next day. O’Hara knew poetry in all it’s formalist glory and like John Cage’s ear to music liberated it for writers for an unending time. In his essay Personism: A Manifesto (published in Leroi Jones’ Yugen magazine in 1961) he writes, “I don’t … like rhythm, assonance, all that stuff. You just go on your nerve. If someone’s chasing you down the street with a knife you just run, you don’t turn around and shout, ‘Give it up! I was a track star for Mineola Prep’…As for measure and other technical apparatus, that’s just common sense: if you’re going to buy a pair of pants you want them to be tight enough so everyone will want to go to bed with you. There’s nothing metaphysical about it.” On July 26, 1943 Mick Jagger was born in Dartford, Kent, England and would become the 20th century’s erotic pinup for the unsafety of teeny bop girls everywhere preaching the gospel soaked blues of African-American music that their parents were most likely frightened to death of. His skill in getting it and keeping it together and continuing to honor the magic that rocks the fuck out when Howlin’ Wolf hit the mic is what inspires every tantalizing facet of real rock n’ roll. On July 29, 1966 our hero Bobby Dylan crashed his motorbike while taking it for a spin in Woodstock He had just recorded three lightning rod LPs (Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde), a book of writing (Tarantula) and was taking a breather between a just finished nine month world tour (where he was facing audiences half pissed at his “Judas!” betrayal of folk purity) and readying for sixty-four American gigs booked by money hog Albert Grossman. He was amphetamine skinny and breathing high-octane annunciation. He returned to us a man in control of his image and he provocatively crushed celebrity underfoot like a shitty Marlboro. Let us kiss our lovers gently in July as the lathered sunrays of August take us into contemplation and a sweet trust to a future we will always fight for. In rock n roll, soul, tenderness and piety.



Thurston Moore,

Commune di Santo Stefano di Sessanio, ITALY
July 25, 2012



CHELSEA LIGHT MOVING

Thurston Moore (gtr/vocals/songwriter)
Keith Wood (gtr)
Samara Lubelski (bass)
John Moloney (drums)



july

26 – Castelbasso, Italy – Soundlabs Festival
28 – Hyeres, France - Midi Festival
29 – Dijon, France – Le Consortium
30 – Dudingen, Switzerland – Bad Bonn
31 – Luxembourg City, Luxembourg – Den Atelier

august

1 – Antwerp, Belgium – Rivierenhof
2 – Schorndorf, Germany – Manufaktur
3 – Vienna, Austria – Stadtsaal
4 – Katowice, Poland – OFF Festival
5 – Dresden, Germany – Alter Schlachthof
6 – Copenhagen, Demnark – VEGA
8 – Oslo, Norway – OYA Festival
9 – Goteburg, Sweden – Way Out West Festival

http://www.matadorrecords.com/matabl...ank-ohara-hit/

[themawt71]

new thurston track.

i like it.


http://www.matadorrecords.com/matabl...ank-ohara-hit/

[Jef Mertens]

Just found out that 'Chelsea Light Moving' was the name of a moving company, that Philip Glass started with artist Jene Highstein in 1957 in NYC.

Anyways, luv the new track.

[Ghostchase]

Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

I am just listening Burroughs and it reminds me Thurston´s Psychic Hearts songs. So nothing new, but it´s really enjoyable. I think I am going to buy the album.

Well that's music to my ears! I love Psychic Hearts! I'm excited for this new endeavour.

[chrome noise tape]

funny... kim + ikue mori going to play in same places in Oslo and Katowice, but different dates. Until now the tracks of chelsea are cool.

[Chris Lawrence]

Looks like they fucked up and the last song was "Empires of Time". "Frank O'Hara Hit" posted now:

http://www.matadorrecords.com/matabl...ank-ohara-hit/

Gotta say, I like what I've heard so far.

[TheMadcapLaughs]

Originally Posted by Chris Lawrence

Looks like they fucked up and the last song was "Empires of Time". "Frank O'Hara Hit" posted now:

http://www.matadorrecords.com/matabl...ank-ohara-hit/

Gotta say, I like what I've heard so far.

this one here, this one here i like

[Chris Lawrence]

Am I the only one who gets confused hearing Thurston on the left side?

I haven't paid close enough attention, are these just being released as they write/record them or is there an album announced?

[Jef Mertens]

Originally Posted by Chris Lawrence

Am I the only one who gets confused hearing Thurston on the left side?

I haven't paid close enough attention, are these just being released as they write/record them or is there an album announced?

The album isn't due for this year. Besides that I don't know if these songs are the actual ones ending up on the record or more demo's.