Live At Birch Park

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Live At Birch Park [February 9th, 2006] 45:22

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On February 9th, 2006, I put together a Milieu live set for a small group of family and friends, nearby the studio I was using at that time. This was an informal, although pre-planned, rehearsal for what may have become my live set in the Cayce countryside later that month. Attentive listeners will realize the drastic differences between this set and the Cayce set, which ended up winning out with newer pieces I'd finished and Coppice Halifax material, instead of this set, which is far more "traditional" Milieu material. So at some point, this recording was shelved away in the archive, to be accidentally located now, over 10 years later in 2016, while looking for master recordings of concurrent material. While there isn't much that hasn't been already released on offer here, the presentation and the processing of many of these tracks for the live environment are fascinating, making this recording an interesting time capsule of what felt fresh in Milieu-land ten years ago.

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released September 20, 2016

W/P by Brian Grainger. Performed and recorded at Birch Park, Columbia, South Carolina, February 9th, 2006. Photograph by Brian, Columbia 2007. This is Milieu Music number AD28B, an appendix to AD28 (Sun Bleached Piano), in the Arboreal Digest reissue catalog.

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Milieu Dayton, Ohio

Psychedelic electronic music, sun-warmed analog ambient and sci-fi braindance, for cats, aliens and epicureans alike.

I also release music as Coppice Halifax: coppicehalifax.bandcamp.com

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