Live at WFMU's Monty Hall 10/23/2015

The Ex with Ken Vandermark

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The songs in this album are licensed under: CC BY-NC-ND Please check individual tracks for their respective licensing info.
1.
Four Billion Tulip Bulbs by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
07:47
2.
Last Famous Words by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:32
3.
Addis Hum by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:19
4.
Every Sixth Is Cracked by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:28
5.
Top Of My Lungs by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
04:35
6.
Shut Up by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
07:48
7.
Cumbria by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:33
8.
That's Not A Virus by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:41
9.
How Thick You Think by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
03:28
10.
I Can Foresee by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
06:52
11.
Maybe I Was The Pilot by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:22
12.
Laley Guma by The Ex with Ken Vandermark
05:25
Live Performance info
Description

Brian Turner's program put together a night at WFMU's Monty Hall on October 23rd headlined by The Ex (who were joined by Ken Vandermark on sax). Hear Holland's greatest musical exports blow the roof off the joint in front of a full house of attendees, and while it may not be the same as "being there", you will get a pretty good idea of why this band's not-frequent-enough US tours are the stuff of legend.
The Ex are in their 37th year of existence, and listeners may remember they performed one of WFMU's 50th Anniversary shows with a full big band and an assortment of Ethiopian musicians on a colossal Lincoln Center Outdoors bill in 2008.
Today, you'll see a comparatively stripped-down core lineup of Terrie Hessels, Katherina Bornefeld, Arnold DeBoer, and Andy Moor tear up the smaller confines of Monty Hall with the help of Vandermark. Enormous thanks to The Ex and Ken, Tony B., Liz Berg, Ruth Hayduk, Mario Santana, Scott Konzelmann, John Shin.
You can listen to the set on Brian Turner's show page or watch the performance on WFMU's Vimeo channel.

Producer

Brian Turner

Engineer

Scott Konzelmann

Genres Rock Punk Experimental