Comments on: THE MAN FROM CORONEL PRINGLES http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/the-man-from-coronel-pringles/ dirt, sound, lit Tue, 02 Dec 2008 01:45:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Sarah http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/the-man-from-coronel-pringles/#comment-5566 Sarah Wed, 13 Aug 2008 23:00:54 +0000 http://www.negrophonic.com/?p=562#comment-5566 So...I heard this song on the radio today and fell in love with it, but I seemed to have missed out and the mp3 is already off the internets. Could you e-mail it to me? I just got back from studying abroad in Russia, and unfortunately am 2p4m (too poor for music). So…I heard this song on the radio today and fell in love with it, but I seemed to have missed out and the mp3 is already off the internets. Could you e-mail it to me? I just got back from studying abroad in Russia, and unfortunately am 2p4m (too poor for music).

]]> By: Caro http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/the-man-from-coronel-pringles/#comment-5463 Caro Sun, 27 Jul 2008 19:32:56 +0000 http://www.negrophonic.com/?p=562#comment-5463 Jace, A friend had turned me on to C. Aira, good stuff. http://www.sanchospanza.com/2008/05/new-argentine-essay-and-new.html Gotta admit, at the moment very much into the fuzz where crónica and "fiction" rub against each other, and how a lot of the people I seem to like of late also make/write about music/film/plástica. Fuguet's Mala Onda was formative for me for sure when I ran across it in 92, and he writes really well about film (I think he studied at USC). This guy who lives in NY but writes in Spanish has been doing some cool stuff of that sort, the "almost like real life" short story, all online: http://blogworkorange.blogspot.com/ The Bachata Roja guys and the Gaiteros are in Qns in the same week! May have to invite friends with cars to go with... Jace,
A friend had turned me on to C. Aira, good stuff.

http://www.sanchospanza.com/2008/05/new-argentine-essay-and-new.html

Gotta admit, at the moment very much into the fuzz where crónica and “fiction” rub against each other, and how a lot of the people I seem to like of late also make/write about music/film/plástica. Fuguet’s Mala Onda was formative for me for sure when I ran across it in 92, and he writes really well about film (I think he studied at USC).

This guy who lives in NY but writes in Spanish has been doing some cool stuff of that sort, the “almost like real life” short story, all online:

http://blogworkorange.blogspot.com/

The Bachata Roja guys and the Gaiteros are in Qns in the same week! May have to invite friends with cars to go with…

]]> By: Martin De Leon http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/the-man-from-coronel-pringles/#comment-5454 Martin De Leon Sun, 27 Jul 2008 00:39:58 +0000 http://www.negrophonic.com/?p=562#comment-5454 Hey J, How goes it? Man, weird things happening. Thanks to Myspace, I hung out with this cool ass writer from Barcelona the other day named Javier Calvo in Brooklyn--turns out he lives here and is J.Lethem's brother in law. Weirder still were all these anecdotes about Bolaño (he hated Calvo and once kicked him! ha!), Fresan and Aira who he's met a few times. He told me that Aira is a nice guy but super socially inept and weird as hell. I want to meet him! I just bought "How I Became a Nun" and can't wait to read it. You should also check out Alberto Fuguet's "Mala Onda" which was very formative for younger Latin-American writers. Laters! Hey J,

How goes it? Man, weird things happening. Thanks to Myspace, I hung out with this cool ass writer from Barcelona the other day named Javier Calvo in Brooklyn–turns out he lives here and is J.Lethem’s brother in law. Weirder still were all these anecdotes about Bolaño (he hated Calvo and once kicked him! ha!), Fresan and Aira who he’s met a few times. He told me that Aira is a nice guy but super socially inept and weird as hell. I want to meet him! I just bought “How I Became a Nun” and can’t wait to read it. You should also check out Alberto Fuguet’s “Mala Onda” which was very formative for younger Latin-American writers.

Laters!

]]> By: zhao http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/the-man-from-coronel-pringles/#comment-5407 zhao Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:35:35 +0000 http://www.negrophonic.com/?p=562#comment-5407 hi, sorry for unrelated comment, but i wanted to pass this new mash-up mix i made. i think it's right mudd up your alley :) 01_00:00 Deadbeat - Lost Luggage // Indonesia - Spring Water 02_03:20 itoa - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart's Dub Band D1 // Indonesia - Morning Sun 03_05:50 The Mahotella Queens - Muntu Wesilisa // Wiley - Bang Bang Instrumental 04_08:12 African Headcharge - Belinda // Blir - 19_4_04 05_09:28 IndonesiaTraditional - Sanda Kandung // Unknown Grime instrumental 06_11:24 Benga - Half Ounce // [Burundi: Music from the Heart of Africa] bernadette ii 07_14:52 Indonesia Traditional - Ngantosan // Mark One - Slang 08_17:28 Danny Weed - Dirty Den // Huseyin Ali Riza Albayrak - Ey Zahid 09_19:02 Ragga Twins - Spliffhead 10_20:35 Burial - Unite 11_22:14 Dub Terror [ft. Echo Ranks] - Technology 12_25:07 Hiripsime - ces femmes qui me ressemblent // Cyrus - Random Trio - Bounty 13_28:33 African Headcharge - Run Come Saw // DQ1 - Wear The Crown 14_32:00 Indonesia Traditional - Padang Magek // Omen - Rebellion 15_35:05 L-Wiz - Sub // Armenia Traditional - Boulbouli Hid (Le Chant du Rossignol) 16_38:54 Vex'd - Destruction // from 2046 soundtrack 17_40:05 Hijak - Nightmares // ø - Toisaalia 18_41:54 Shackleton - Blood On My Hands / I Want to Eat You // Dashti - Abdoinaghi Afsharnia 19_47:54 Kode 9 - Magnetic City // Akhenation - 361 Degrees 20_50:24 Mulatu Astatge - Kulunmanqueleshi // Dj Hatcha - Just a Rift 21_52:53 Loka - Fire Shepherds - Freda Mae // Dubwoofa - Devoliz 22_56:00 The Mahotella Queens - Ndodana Yolahleko // Skream - Skunkstep direct link to mp3: http://www.weareie.com/audio/blogariddims/blogariddims45.mp3 bigup rupture! hi, sorry for unrelated comment, but i wanted to pass this new mash-up mix i made. i think it’s right mudd up your alley :)

01_00:00 Deadbeat - Lost Luggage // Indonesia - Spring Water
02_03:20 itoa - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart’s Dub Band D1 // Indonesia - Morning Sun
03_05:50 The Mahotella Queens - Muntu Wesilisa // Wiley - Bang Bang Instrumental
04_08:12 African Headcharge - Belinda // Blir - 19_4_04
05_09:28 IndonesiaTraditional - Sanda Kandung // Unknown Grime instrumental
06_11:24 Benga - Half Ounce // [Burundi: Music from the Heart of Africa] bernadette ii
07_14:52 Indonesia Traditional - Ngantosan // Mark One - Slang
08_17:28 Danny Weed - Dirty Den // Huseyin Ali Riza Albayrak - Ey Zahid
09_19:02 Ragga Twins - Spliffhead
10_20:35 Burial - Unite
11_22:14 Dub Terror [ft. Echo Ranks] - Technology
12_25:07 Hiripsime - ces femmes qui me ressemblent // Cyrus - Random Trio - Bounty
13_28:33 African Headcharge - Run Come Saw // DQ1 - Wear The Crown
14_32:00 Indonesia Traditional - Padang Magek // Omen - Rebellion
15_35:05 L-Wiz - Sub // Armenia Traditional - Boulbouli Hid (Le Chant du Rossignol)
16_38:54 Vex’d - Destruction // from 2046 soundtrack
17_40:05 Hijak - Nightmares // ø - Toisaalia
18_41:54 Shackleton - Blood On My Hands / I Want to Eat You // Dashti - Abdoinaghi Afsharnia
19_47:54 Kode 9 - Magnetic City // Akhenation - 361 Degrees
20_50:24 Mulatu Astatge - Kulunmanqueleshi // Dj Hatcha - Just a Rift
21_52:53 Loka - Fire Shepherds - Freda Mae // Dubwoofa - Devoliz
22_56:00 The Mahotella Queens - Ndodana Yolahleko // Skream - Skunkstep

direct link to mp3:

http://www.weareie.com/audio/blogariddims/blogariddims45.mp3

bigup rupture!

]]> By: anne http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/the-man-from-coronel-pringles/#comment-5397 anne Wed, 23 Jul 2008 00:01:29 +0000 http://www.negrophonic.com/?p=562#comment-5397 ah, no not easy at all. if the G was running on the weekends, it's a cinch, but it's perpetually under construction every weekend. the brooklyn to queens buses, though, are great (i ride at least two everyday). a slow but scenic crawl through the neighborhoods. and queens, especially flushing, is good eatin'. so ride the bus to queens, graze around, and catch the show. magabo was amazing, btw! caught your blog entry in time to get to the water taxi beach in time. many thanks and welcome back. ah, no not easy at all. if the G was running on the weekends, it’s a cinch, but it’s perpetually under construction every weekend. the brooklyn to queens buses, though, are great (i ride at least two everyday). a slow but scenic crawl through the neighborhoods. and queens, especially flushing, is good eatin’. so ride the bus to queens, graze around, and catch the show.

magabo was amazing, btw! caught your blog entry in time to get to the water taxi beach in time. many thanks and welcome back.

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