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Jandek – new orleans monday (cd review).

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New Orleans Monday – Corwood Industries (0822) Audio CD (2016)

Originally reviewed in 2016

Jandek Revisits “Ghost Passing”

Jandek has just released his newest work “New Orleans Monday”. This is a recorded live performance on CD. It will also see release on DVD relatively soon. 

Jandek breaks with tradition here and gives us a live rendering of music previously conceived in the studio. In this case, we have a piano fantasia with eerie electronic accompaniment. We get the same instrumentation and format as his last studio release (the 6 cd box set) “Ghost Passing”. On that record, we were treated to six separate hour long piano fantasias paired with the relentless electronic noodling that had all the charm of a dentist drill run through a studio sound processor. Imagine Eric Satie composing a score for a B-list horror flick.

On this record, (limited to one CD and one hour) the sonic experiment is far more sustainable and listenable. Without the benefit of artist credits or visual evidence, the identity of the electronic musician is open to conjecture. However, Sheila Smith would be the prime suspect; and her weapon of choice seems to be a theremin or ribbon controller of some sort. 

Jandek’s skills as a pianist are modest. However, he delivers his walking basslines, filigree and note clusters with audacity and elan. The fantasia is a nineteenth century compositional form roughly analogous to what we would call New Age. Heavy on improvisation and imagination, light on orthodoxy. The form was a response to the mathematical precision and unforgiving strictures of the Classical/Romantic period as practiced by Beethovan and Brahms. In Jandek’s hands the fantasia has been bent and twisted into a barren Salvador Dali landscape, at other times both pianist and accompanist descend into a maelstrom of crashing bass notes set against an electronic squall. Ironically, these dissonant, chaotic moments are the most interesting and most faithful to the Jandek ethos. 

Jandek’s piano performance is solid throughout. Missteps are few; and, all in all Jandek reveals himself on “New Orleans Monday” to be a far more confident, nuanced instrumentalist than he was on his magnum opus “Song of Morgan”. One wishes the relentless electronic nattering would lay out a few minutes here and there as a palette cleanser if nothing else. Less surely would have been more on this record, and that goes sixfold for the aforementioned “Ghost Passing”.

No way around it, “New Orleans Monday” is a makeweight release. No new ground is broken conceptually or musically. It’s hard to make a case for its existence except as an affordable alternative to “Ghost Passing”. If you are a Jandek completest and acolyte, “Ghost Passing” is a must own, as it gives you all the above described in gluttonous portions with a high-gloss studio finish. However, for the less committed, this Reader’s Digest version (New Orleans Monday) will do just fine thank you.

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Katherine Snow is the Head of Legal at Messari, the leading market intelligence platform for the crypto economy, where she drives policy and legal strategy in key jurisdictions worldwide.

Bankman-Fried’s trial is igniting a media spectacle – from FTX’s customers and investors suffering staggering losses, to his own swift ascent and descent as the world’s youngest billionaire, and the scandalous whispers of drug-fueled Bahamian benders and polyamory. Piling on will be at least eight Hollywood projects, affiliated books ( *cough* Michael Lewis ), and podcasts about FTX that have been waiting in the wings for this moment. The frenzy promises to surpass even the recent, meme-fueled Gwyneth Paltrow ski case or the Depp vs. Herd spectacle.

Meanwhile, against all odds, the industry has begun to find its footing in a wary Washington, and the kick-off of the trial risks new headwinds. Instead of playing into the distraction, it must not allow the actions of Bankman-Fried to tarnish the good faith work of the sector to advance common sense regulation.

The crypto industry has rapidly shifted from the periphery to the forefront in D.C. in a remarkably brief span. The sector has established a host of trade associations, think tanks, and political action committees, enlisted a significant cadre of seasoned lobbyists, and formed in-house policy teams. These initiatives have attracted the attention and engagement of policymakers and regulators, underscoring the undeniable promise of blockchain technology and the passion of its proponents.

This advocacy culminated in a remarkable “crypto summer” in June, with four promising regulatory bills successfully voted out of a Congressional committee for the first time. While this is an incredible milestone, unveiling glimmers of regulatory certainty, the journey to enacting any of these bills into law remains formidable.

This is a turning point. The industry can’t afford to let the Bankman-Fried trial divert its focus. The crypto community must recognize the gravity of the moment and respond decisively. It’s a rallying cry for all industry players – developers, protocols, investors, startups, and established firms alike.

It’s crucial for the industry to disassociate from rogue actors and showcase its dedication to ethical conduct and responsible practices. The crypto community has proven its capability to do exactly that. Swift reactions to regulatory hurdles, active initiatives to educate lawmakers, and a readiness for constructive discussions all reflect the industry's maturity and promise. However, the crypto industry risks erasing these achievements if it lets the Bankman-Fried saga dominate the narrative.

So, as the trial unfolds and the world watches, the industry must ignore the sensationalism and get back to business. The shot clock for progress in D.C. in 2023 is ticking ever closer to zero and every stakeholder in the crypto ecosystem should be hustling to amplify its collective voice in Washington. The crypto industry must continue to show the U.S. legislature that, beyond the outliers, blockchain technology is tangible and worth championing.

The goal is clear: to establish a regulatory environment that fosters innovation, protects consumers, developers, and innovators while ensuring that the United States remains a player in the Web3 revolution.  And to Washington policymakers: delve deeper than the headlines. America’s hegemonic power is at stake, and you play a pivotal role in protecting our digital future.

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