#2513: Live Bang on a Can

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
On this New Sounds show, experience The Bang On A Can All-Stars, in concert. Listen to live recordings from several concerts by the All-Stars, including works by Marc Mellits, Brian Eno, Kurt Cobain/arranged by Evan Ziporyn, and Thurston Moore.

PROGRAM #2513, Chamber Rock from the Bang on a Can All-Stars (First aired on Tues., 2/21/06)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Bang on a Can All-Stars

 

BoaC Marathon, BAM 10/28/01

Marc Mellits: 5 Machines [18:00]

Not yet commercially available. See www.bangonacan.org for info.

NS Live, Merkin Hall, 4/11/02

Brian Eno: Burning Airlines Give You So Much More [4:30]
Nirvana: Lithium [4:00]
B. Eno: Everything Merges With The Night [4:30]

NSL / BoaC People’s Commissioning Fund Concert @ Symphony Space, 6/14/03

Thurston Moore: Stroking Piece #1 [10:00]

NS Live, Merkin Hall, 4/11/02

Steppenwolf: Born To Be Wild [4:00]

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