#Bill Laswell

[omegaremix]

Autumn 2005 Mixtape.

Throbbing Gristle “Very Friendly”

Jesu s/t

Consumer Electronics Teenage Nuremburg

Gerogerigegege Mother Fellatio

Techno Animal “The Mighty Atomsmasher”

Consumer Electronics “Lebenraum”

Bill Laswell & Techno Animal & William S. Burroughs “Hassan I Sabbah”

Timothy Leary “Beginning Of The Voyage”

Consumer Electronics “Filthy Art”

Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes “Sunset”

Roy Ayers’ Ubiquity “Coffy Is The Color”

David Bowie “Fame”

Kanye West f. Jamie Foxx: "Golddigger"

Dramatics, The “Hey You! (Get Off My Mountain)”

Jerry Butler “Got To See If I Can’t Get Momma (To Come Back Home)“

Seals & Crofts “Get Closer”

Billy Paul “Me And Mrs. Jones”

Damian Marley “Welcome To Jam Rock”

Quasimoto “Retun Of The Loop Digga” (f. Madlib)

Kevin Tihista’s Red Terror “Lose The Dress”

Machine Gun Fellatio “Butter My Ass With A Pidgeon”

Naked Raygun “Surf Combat”

[lepartiprisdeschoses]

[circleofshit]

[fuchinobe]

(1985, Island Records, 0-96847)

[burlveneer-music]

The universe has graced us with a new Painkiller album - Samsara, released today on Tzadik

Thirty-three years after their first meeting, Samsara is a spectacular reunion of three of the world's most extreme musical explorers—John Zorn, Bill Laswell, and Mick Harris. Originally formed in 1991, PainKiller is a legendary trio that forged a completely unique language blending jazz, metal, grindcore, ambient, dub, and so much more. Recording again for the first time in over a quarter century, these three master musicians have come up with an intense new musical direction. Mick Harris, performing on his trademark electronics, has created a rich tapestry of beats and sounds that have inspired Laswell and Zorn to some exciting new heights. Samsara presents three old friends exploring some bold new sounds.

[postpunkindustrial]

Last Exit - Last Exit

R.I.P. Peter Brotzmann

[zef-zef]

Bill Laswell

source: peek-a-boo-magazine 📸: Yoko Yamabe

[joshhaden]

Massacre's Meltdown CD (2001, Tzadik) includes their version of my father's tune "Song For Che". w/ guitarist Fred Frith, bassist Bill Laswell, drummer Charles Hayward.

[radiophd]

bill laswell & pete namlook -- the origin

[mymelodic-chapel]

Laurie Anderson- Mister Heartbreak (Art Pop, Experimental, Ambient Pop) Released: February 14, 1984 [Warner Bros. Records] Producer(s): Laurie Anderson, Bill Laswell, Roma Baran, Peter Gabriel

[ourladyofomega]

🖌️Rob Sheridan

[mr-craig]

I got this Fred Frith box set recently, and last night was my first listen to Killing Time by Massacre. Definitely one of those albums that pushes my specific buttons so hard it makes me wonder why I didn’t already have this album years ago!

[firespirited]

grimy fart noise beat, printer malfunction sounds as melody, dying fax machine, distant yell accents with spoken lyrics that are Closer to god but inverted. Yeah this counts as music right?

There's a 13 minute version on Bill Laswell's Bandcamp

Bill Laswell is a brilliant bassist who belongs to one of my fave categories of musicians: folks who became masters at the craft then spent the rest of their career deconstructing or using their craft differently. He makes a lot of instrumental world music by getting other brilliant musicians to just jam on whatever cultural style they're used to tied together by his clever bass work. He's also one of the earlier musicians to dabble in dub, the Jamaican and Jamaican diaspora mixing style that became the 'remix', DnB, dubstep.

[circleofshit]

With GPO's spoken words

Hashisheen, the end of the law

[burlveneer-music]

Praxis - 2004-06-11 - Bonnaroo, Manchester, TN - 4K UPSCALE / PARTIAL MULTICAM

Buckethead - electric guitar Bill Laswell - bass guitar Brain - drums, percussion Bernie Worrell - keyboards

[postpunkindustrial]

Last Exit - Last Exit

R.I.P. Peter Brotzmann