« Begilufin » Berlin Live: Gardening #178
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Your green-eyed hosts Ziv Lode and Dan Abbott dig up an hour of international gardening grooves for you with another show themed around plants. Will we be spinning prized fuzzy greens from the gardens of Brazil, sonic sunflowers from the forests of France, or even psychedelic snowtwigs from the windswept plains of Sweden? Tune in your radio-rhododendron tonight and find out.
As the old saying goes “The ears are the watering can for the garden of the mind”.
- The United States Of America - The Garden Of Earthly Delights
- Patrick Hernandez & Jorge Ben - Someone's Stepping On My Mushrooms
- Cherry Smash - Green Plant
- Of Montreal - Nickee Coco and The Invisible Tree
- Trio Junior/ Ennio Morricone - Fruscio De Foglie Verdi
- Cut Chemist - The Garden
- Joyce - Banana
- Boom Pam - Çiçek dağı
- Sven Wunder - Tulip
- Jason Webley - Back To The Garden
- Jacques Dutronc - Les Cactus
- RockFour - Forest Woods
- Jojje Wadenius - Kalles Klätterträd
- Harry Nilsson - Coconut
Begilufin
Begilufin is an hour long radio show broadcast live twice a month from the heart Berlin on the station Pi Radio. On Begilufin we play a wild, confusing mess of international sounds, stretching from the birth of recorded music to something we heard two days ago. We do our best to ignore the normal, accentuate the weird, and ignore borders, boundaries and time-zones. Each show revolves around a central theme and then we surprise each other (and you, dear listener) with our selections live on air.
Since you ask, ‘Begilufin’ is a Hebrew word meaning intoxicated, inebriated, drunk, sozzled or smashed - a perfect description of the delirious off-centre mix of crazed music we like to spin on the show or indeed the effect it might have on your ears.
Begilufin was created by Ziv Lode in 2010. Ziv was joined by Dan Abbott a couples of years later after a chance meeting in a kindergarten playground revealed a mutual love of the music of Erkin ‘The Turkish Hendrix’ Koray.