electrical language no 167 April 25, 2009
Posted by Gabor in podcasts.1 comment so far
Play – 35:59mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)
I tried recording a podcast in my office, during a lunch break. The sound is different, a bit echoey. Sorry. I’m experimenting as doing the podcast at the weekend can take too much time out of family life.
The music this week is:
Highways Lines by Mindthings
Mindstalking by Lunascape
Le Dernier des Delires by Bertrand Priouzeau
Funambule by Spleen
C’est Si Bon and Je Respire by Bix Medard
This week’s soundbed music is Natural Shapes and Lights Strokes by Mindthings. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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electrical language no 166 April 19, 2009
Posted by Gabor in podcasts.add a comment
Play – 42:37 mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)
Another last minute podcast, done in a hurry at the end of a busy family weekend …
The music is :
Action At a Distance by The Hobliminal Ibloid
I Can Live Without You by Susie Ledge Band
Not Just Another Girl by Wide Awake
Comin Home and Somebody’s Gonna Get Hurt by Memphis Nights
Call It What You Like by Joe Allen Band
This week’s soundbed music is Book Of Clouds And Rain by Secret Archives Of The Vatican. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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electrical language no 165 April 11, 2009
Posted by Gabor in conversations with artists, podcasts.1 comment so far
Play – 1 hour 05:00 mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)
On a sunny Saturday 3 weeks ago I had a long skype chat with Louise and Bal of A Band Called Quinn. This podcast features parts of that conversation and 6 songs.
You can listen to the band’s audio diary of their trip to Serbia, as played on the BBC’s Home Truths radio programme by clicking here.
The songs are:
- Astronauts (acoustic)
- The Next Time (from Inbetween Worlds)
- Glimmer Song (from Sun Moon Stars)
- Fluff Girl (acoustic)
- The World Is Upside Down (from Luss)
- Bullet Or a Friend (from Sun Moon Stars)
Links:
The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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No podcast again April 5, 2009
Posted by Gabor in announcements.add a comment
Once again there is no podcast this weekend. Yesterday I went to London for “podcrawl”, a pub-oriented meet up of various podcasters including Rowley (Dark Compass), Pete (pcpodcast), Pete (Suffolk ‘n Cool), Colin (Ourobouros), The Grumbler (Music and Mumblings) and several others. Lots of beer was enjoyed, and Caroline had to pick me up at the station at about 11pm.
Today has been a slow day (I wonder why? – although to my surprise I was not hung over). So I have not finished editing the conversation 2 weeks ago with Louise and Bal from A Band Called Quinn. That will be next week’s podcast.
