Guest-Playlist By Dominique Leone

O Pop, O Construtor recebeu esta sexta-feira duas horas com as escolhas musicais de:


#1ª Hora:

Messiaen - Quatre inédits: IFavourite book, movie and drink:
Gerard Grisey - Les espaces acoustiques: Modulations
Acid Mothers Temple - OM Riff
Lindsey Buckingham - Time Precious Time
Steve Reich - Drumming, pt 3
Roberto de Simone - Secondo Coro delle Lavandaie
Gui Boratto - Archipelago
Cheo Feliciano - El RatonRE:
Jonny Greenwood - Moon Trills
Paul Simon - 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
The Meters - Just Kissed My Baby
LCD Soundsystem - Jump Into the Fire
/ Marc Romboy - Side FX
/ Morton Feldman - Rothko Chapel, pt 3
I.Xenakis - Metastasis
L.Voag - Eigenwerkuss (Ich Kann Nicht Hexen)
Robert Ashley - Lesson 1
Stravinsky - Firebird: Appearance of the 13 enchanted
Angels of Light - KosinskiFavourite book, movie and drink:
Messiaen - Quatre inédits: IV

#2 hora:



Royksopp - Happy Up Here
Dominique Leone - Sometimes You've Got to be Happy
Tropical Animals - I've Been Thinking
Jean Philippe Goude & Oliver Cole - Ego Sum Pauper
Pattern Is Movement - Sylvia
Albert Marcoeur - Lady Di
So Inagawa - Afterthought (Fusiphorm remix)
Cardiacs - Wireless
Robert Plant & Allison Krauss - Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us
Randy Newman - Ragtime
Fleetwood Mac - Empire State
Jackson - Hard Tits
Beach Boys - Their Hearts Were Full of Spring
Mileece - Aube
Robert Schumann - Op.44, mov 2: in modo d'una marcia
Talk Talk - Eden
/ BBC World of Sound - Interior Backgrounds: Art Gallery


1. Pop, O construtor - How did you get started making music?
Dominique Leone: I started band classes in 7th grade, and started writing songs a couple of years later. I taught myself piano, and started transcribing harmonies from beach boys and beatles songs when I was 15 or 16. after that, it was pretty much all downhill. :)

2. PoP- Do you think that being a critic with Pitchfork taught you "the works" in modern pop music, so as to please the other critics?
DL:Hmm, do you mean like teaching the "canon" of classic records? I guess I learned a lot about indie rock canons, and especially learning what punk and post-punk stuff was influential to indie bands...but, I had already been reading about rock music, and listening to tons of things many years before I started writing for pitchfork. I don't really believe in a definitive series of classic works or anything-- people should listen to what they love, and not have critics or anyone else forcing their idea of what is "good" on them.

3. PoP-How do you see pop music's future?
Dl: Hopefuly ever evolving.

Favourite band ever: Beatlesmagmaboredomszepxtcabba
Favourite new band: Pattern Is Movement
Favourite recent concert: San Francisco Symphony playing Mussorgsky/Ravel's Pictures at an Exhibition
Favourite album ever: Beach Boys - Smiley Smile
Favourite book, movie and drink: Godel Escher Bach by Douglas Hofstadter, 2001: A Space Odyssey and any good, deep red wine.