It’s time for Boring Music, once again! To all those who are new to this, let me give you a brief explanation: at RUBored.org, I’m writing about music that’s free for download and about some hardcopy records released by tiny labels that have certain connections to the Netaudio-scene. Every 15 reviews, I take the songs I liked best from each featured record and put them in a splendid mix. As there are 75 reviews online up to now, it’s time for the fifth round of the Boring Music Series.
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Here’s the playlist:
01 – Processing… Gone But Not Forgotten [#67]
02 – Ian D. Hawgood The Fires Rush Across The Mountain [#72]
03 – The Mandelbrot Set Constellation Of Rings [#64]
04 – Svenfn Etereal Dunes [#73]
05 – Inlets Decks, Up And Above [#71]
06 – Br’er Lapin [#74]
07 – Institut Für Feinmotorik Live @ Detali Zvuku [#65]
08 – Tarkatak Foerfaeder (Excerpt) [#061]
09 – Daisuke Miyatani Summer Child [#62]
10 – Pompey Feet Miniature [#066]
11 – Marihiko Hara Konstellation [#69]
12 – Plaistow Mairie Des Lilas [#063]
13 – GoGooo Les Nuages Flottent [#075]
14 – Entia Non A Winter Plateau [#068]
15 – Endlos Renne Durch Dein Leben [#070]
Thanks to all artists & labels!
Special thanks to 020200 @ SCNCLR for the artwork.
Download all-in-one:
Boring Music Volume V .zip (178MB)
Individual download:
Boring Music Volume V .mp3
Printable Artwork (inlay) .pdf
Printable Artwork (back) .pdf
Printable Artwork (CD) .pdf
Artwork Thumb .jpg
Playlist & Info .txt
May 13, 2008 at 6:30 pm |
nice artwork. but why are the edges of the grapic so blurred? pixel-style is normally without blur *blurblurb*
May 13, 2008 at 6:53 pm |
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May 29, 2008 at 11:12 am |
Excellent stuff Sven…netfiltered over at : http://polymorphic-music.co.uk/netfilter.
Keep doin it!
May 29, 2008 at 7:21 pm |
How can I resist 5 volumes of Boring Music? I think that I’ve succeeded in fetching volumes 3, 4, and 5, at least the monolithic *.mp3, perhaps not all the available text and graphics for 3. But I can’t get volumes 1 and 2. The links http://12rec.net/Mix_Sven-Swift_Boring-Music-Vol-2.htm give a 404 – Not found error.
Looking forward to capturing volumes 1 and 2, and to listening (when my wife is away and won’t complain).
Cheers,
Mike O’Donnell
May 30, 2008 at 4:11 pm |
So, for those of us who find CDs handy, any suggestion how to break Volume V into two segments less than 80 minutes each? A quick scan with Audacity showed no silence long enough to serve as a track break.
May 30, 2008 at 4:48 pm |
hi mike & everybody else,
these two links will guide you to the first two volumes of “boring music”:
http://grandmasterrobo.sonicsquirrel.net/RUBored-various_artists/RUB001
http://grandmasterrobo.sonicsquirrel.net/RUBored-various_artists/RUB002
tracklist & artwork are supplied there, too.
as for the cd-version of volume five, i propose to burn a MP3-cd. unless your cd player is older than five years this should solve the problem. usually, i try to keep my mixes shorter than 74 minutes. but this time i had to deal with a good set of long-term ambient stuff and i couldn’t afford to make it shorter as it is!
thanks for your feedback guys. i appreciate this.
May 30, 2008 at 10:31 pm |
Thanks for the links. More boredom is downloading even as I type. I’ve already enjoyed volumes 3 and 4.
“unless your cd player is older than five years”
Tee hee! Closer to ten years. I shot my wad on turntable, speakers, amplifier. I figure on holding out until CDs are obsolete.
I can always play it from my IPod. Or from the laptop, but that’s annoying.
Thanks again,
Mike
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September 1, 2008 at 7:55 am |
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September 1, 2008 at 7:55 am |
Good day!,
September 21, 2008 at 9:52 am |
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