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Fred Van Hove 80
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Tonight a 2 hours special for the 80 anniversary of Fred Van Hove. We will play a lot of Fred’s music!

Playlist :

Fred van Hove : Alfabet.

Peter Brötzmann, Fred Van Hove & Han Bennink : Balls

Fred Van Hove & Cel Overberghe with strings: ’k Zou zo gere wille leve (1977)

Fred Van Hove : Florence Nightingale (1971)

Fred Van Hove : Between 2 battles, the warrior has a well-deserved rest at the soft breasts of this beloved lady and dreams of other despairs and victories

ML DD 4 : 2nd Evening, 3rd Piece

Wolfgang Fuchs, Fred Van Hove & Peter Hollinger :Begegnung 3c

Fred Van Hove : Klompenouverture

Fred Van Hove : Die Letzte

Don’t miss the 2 days festival on the 3rd and 4th of February at De Singel in Antwerp.

Fred Van Hove at 80 ‘Celebrating Free Music and Minds’ is a (...)

▻http://www.radiopanik.org/media/sounds/moacrealsloa/fred-van-hove-80-2_03200__1.mp3

Op-Ed : Free Music | Features | Pitchfork
▻http://pitchfork.com/features/oped/9178-free-music

As others have commented— most recently Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich— these new models are adept at wringing profits from existing music catalogs, but they don’t do much, if anything, for the financing of new recordings. And it doesn’t take an MBA to see how that doesn’t bode well for the future of the industry. But it must be said: Major labels don’t exactly have a great track record for planning ahead. (Is it something about the personalities drawn to work in our moment-to-moment world of music? If you get a thrill from Jonathan Richman’s “one-two-three-four-five-six!” are you more likely to be someone who saves carefully for retirement, or someone who hopes they die before they get old?)