MONDAY, 12th of January, 2015
In honour of the recent movements towards the normalisation of US-Cuban relations, Vogelbat presents Sound Hole Vol. 1: 'Red Scare'.
Welcome to the first in a new series of MOOTcasts from Vogelbat, a Kilkenny-born electronic musician currently based In Berlin. Sound Hole Vol 1: 'Red Scare' is at times a sound collage with interspersed archival recordings and a thematic music mix which overtly and cryptically references the 'Red Scare' -- it also contains three tracks from Vogelbat exclusive to this mix. Enjoy!
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TRACKLISTINGS:
00.25 — Excerpt from Armed Forces Information Video (A.F.I.F. No. 5) “He May Be A Communist”
01.07 — Excerpt from John Foster Dulles call to new president Lyndon B. Johnson on November 29th, 1963
01.24 — Excerpt from interview with Allen Dulles in 1965
02.08 — Excerpt from American propaganda newsreel film on the 1954 US government and CIA-backed coup in Guatemala that deposed democratically-elected President Jacobo Árbenz
02.47 — Peter Thomas Orchestra - Bolero on the Moon
04.44 — Scott Walker - The Old Man’s Back Again (Dedicated to the Neo-Stalinist Regime)
08.22 — Excerpt from “Seven Days to Remember” documentary on the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia ordered by Leonid Brezhnev
09.24 — Einstürzende Neubauten - 12305(te Nacht)
12.43 — Excerpt from television interview with John Foster Dulles in 1952
13.44 — Excerpt from Salvador Allende’s final speech, broadcast live on Chilean radio in the moments before his death during the American-backed coup of Chile (masterminded by Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon) on the 11th of September, 1973
14.19 — Im Namen des Volkes - Ich War Da, Leergebrannt
17.08 — Martin Dupont - Doron Doron
20.04 — Excerpt from ITN coverage of the funeral of Leonid Brezhnev on November 15th, 1982
22.22 — The Wake - O Pamela
28.20 — Excerpt from Barry Goldwater’s “Extremism-versus-Moderation” speech in acceptance of the Republican nomination for President of the USA in 1964.
28.51 — Excerpt from President Harry S. Truman’s announcement of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima, Japan in August 1945.
29.44 — Excerpt from John Donne’s poem “Batter my Heart, Three-Person'd God”
30.20 — The Magnetic Fields - Tokyo A-Go-Go
33.36 — Excerpt from Barry Goldwater Presidential Campaign Ad in 1964
34.01 — Sisters of Mercy - Lucretia My Reflection
38.30 — Excerpt from ITN report on Margaret Thatcher’s sympathetic face-to-face meeting with Gen. Augusto Pinochet while he was under house-arrest in London, in March 1999
40.08 — Sparks - Falling in Love with Myself Again
44.02 — The Neon Judgement - Miss Brown
47.58 — Iron Curtain - The Condos
48.58 — Excerpt from “Crusade for Freedom” newsreel presented by Ronald Reagan concerning Radio Free Europe
49.23 — Berlin Express - Die Russen Kommen
52.47 — D.A.F. - Was Ziehst du an Heute Nacht
56.28 — Add N to (X) - Fyuz
59.34 — Vogelbat - His Mother Called Him Ivan [Remix of Scott Walker’s “The Old Man’s Back Again (Dedicated to the Neo-Stalinist Regime)”] MOOT EXCLUSIVE*
1.05.04 // 65.04 — Otomo Yoshihide, Yamatsuka Eye & Tenko - Nintendo
1.07.12 // 67.12 — Vogelbat - Moo-Cow [Contains elements of Bull of Heaven’s “C” and Hanatarash’s “My Dad is Car”] MOOT EXCLUSIVE*
1.11.10 // 71.10 — Vogelbat - Ni Ni Ni Ni [Contains elements of Hanatarash’s “My Dad is Car”] MOOT EXCLUSIVE*
1.13.55 // 73.55 — Mark Stewart - The Resistance of the Cell
1.18.23 // 78.23 — Front 242 - Headhunter V1.0 [Edit]
1.22.02 // 82.02 — Delia Derbyshire - Ziwzih Ziwzih OO-OO-OO
1.23.44 // 83.44 — Jeff & Jane Hudson - PCP
1.26.17 // 86.17 — Portishead - We Carry On
1.31.25 // 91.25 — Excerpts from 60 Minutes’ 1972 interviews with Lyndon B. Johnson and J. William Fulbright
1.32.18 // 92.18 — Scott Walker - Cossacks Are
1.36.41 // 96.41 — Excerpt from Malcolm X speech on American and European Imperialism
1.37.24 // 97.24 — Excerpt 1 from Vietnam War veterans’ testimonies in 1971 during the investigation of "Winter Soldier"
1.38.14 // 98.14 — Fall of Saigon - She Leaves me All Alone
1.41.30 // 101.30 — Excerpt from Richard Nixon’s call to Lyndon B. Johnson, assuring the President that he had not personally intervened in the Paris Peace Talks of 1968 between the US and Vietnam. It was much later made public that Nixon had struck a private, treasonous deal with the Vietnamese which he later reneged on, thereby prolonging the war by seven years
1.42.45 // 102.45 — Das Ding - Makimono
1.48.45 // 108.45 — Excerpt from William Prochnau’s essay “The Military and the Media” (2005) concerning the US government’s banning of news media from Grenada during the US-led invasion of 1983
1.49.27 // 109.27 — Torn Hawk - Blindsided
1.52.38 // 112.38 — Bailter Space - Robot World
1.56.53 // 116.53 — Pylon - Crazy
2.00.15 // 120.15 — Excerpt from interview with Rudi Dutschke responding to Franz-Josef Strauss of the CSU/CDU
2.00.35 // 120.35 — Excerpt from Universal Newsreel on the protests of June 2, 1967 in Berlin against the Shah of Iran
2.01.18 // 121.18 — Baader Meinhof - Meet Me at the Airport
2.04.06 // 124.06 — Devo - Booji Boy’s Funeral
2.07.55 // 127.55 — Tindersticks - Low Life
2.12.43 // 132.43 — Jason Molina - It Costs You Nothing
2.16.40 // 136.40 — Scott Walker - The Farmer in the City
2.23.12 // 143.12 — Excerpt from Tom Brokaw’s report on the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 11th, 1989
2.23.57 // 143.57 — The Walker Brothers - Make it Easy on Yourself
2.27.06 // 147.06 — Excerpts from NBC Nightly News broadcast on the December 17th, 2014 regarding the potential normalisation of US-Cuban relations
2.27.47 // 147.47 — Excerpt from interview with former White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger regarding JFK’s purchase of 1,200 Cuban cigars in the days before enacting the US trade embargo against Cuba
2.28.53 // 148.53 — Kenny Graham and His Satellites - Lullaby
2.30.53 // 150.53 — Excerpt 2 from Vietnam War veterans’ testimonies in 1971 during the investigation of "Winter Soldier"
2.31.27 // 151.27 — Moondog - All is Loneliness
*MOOT EXCLUSIVE songs are previously unreleased and will appear only in the context of this mix.
