electrical language no 177 July 26, 2009
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Play – 46:17 mins (right-click this link to download)
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Sorry about the delay posting the links.
6 songs:
Changing Legacy by Profuna Ocean
Neww by Down The Dayz
Post Data/We Communicate by Lisa Bianco
People Need Something by So Shush
Whats Wrong With Me? by Artsy Pop
Lost Inside (The Landscape) by Profuna Ocean
The soundbed music is Gravity Brakes by The Buddy System. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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AMPed 188 – one small step July 18, 2009
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Play – 1hr :8 mins:10 secs (right-click this link to download)
No electrical language this week. Instead, I present AMPed 188 which I recorded yesterday evening, themed around the 40th anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s one small step.
There are 13 songs, contributed by 13 different podcasters, all members of the Association of Music Podcasting. Go to the AMP website to find out more about the podcasters. And check out the main AMPed site.
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- submitted by Insomnia Radio UK
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- submitted by It’s a Frog’s Life Acoustic Podcast
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- submitted by Indie Music Sampler
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- submitted by Cowboy Cantor
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- submitted by Darkhorse Radio
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- submitted by Insomnia Radio SoCal Sessions
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- submitted by Mikey Pod
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- submitted by Dark Compass
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- submitted by Ourobouros
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- submitted by PCpodcast with Pete Cogle
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- submitted by Metal Deli
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- submitted by Three From Leith
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- submitted by electrical language
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electrical language no 176 July 12, 2009
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Play – 37:37 mins (right-click this link to download)
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I find myself increasingly recording the podcast in something of a rush on Sunday evenings. This is because I am trying to spend more time with my family at weekends. Somehow when I record on Saturdays the podcast can take the whole morning, and that is too much time when I need to be spending good quality family time with Caroline, Richard and Jessica.
So I am slipping into a routine of recording and uploading on Sunday evenings, and posting only the briefest notes here. Fuller notes with links etc will follow on the Monday or Tuesday (I am typing this in my lunch break on Monday 13 July). I hope this change of routine is ok.
There will be no electrical language next weekend. I will be recording next week’s AMPed, and I will post a link here. It should be a good one, themed around the 40th anniversary of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walking on the moon.
War Sirens by Huxley Met Soda
Hand To The Tide (Sweet Billy Pilgrim Remix) by CatherineAD
Metaphysics Of Despair by The Scottish Enlightenment
Your Question Is Important by The Haiku
Northern Lights and Levi Blues by Dala
The soundbed music is They Love This by alaRosa. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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the only one in Hungary! July 11, 2009
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Yes, there is only one electrical language t-shirt in Hungary, and here is Melinda wearing it at the VOLT festival, in Sopron.
Melinda co-hosted electrical language 169 with me a few weeks ago. If you would like to do the same, you may find you have the only electrical language t-shirt in your country!
electrical language no 175 July 5, 2009
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Play – 37:54 mins (right-click this link to download)
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Once again, I recorded this one in the garden on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The UK has just enjoyed a week of heatwave, due to end this weekend. Actually, the good weather lasted to the end of the weekend: I am typing this on Monday 6 July, and it is cooler and fresher, having rained heavily overnight.
Moon Over Redrock by Dinner Music For The Gods
Yay, Yeah, Uh-huh! by Nerd Parade
Natural High by Lowstar
Best Untried by Aviator Lane
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- myspace
“Best Untried” (mp3) from “Common Distance” (Bellsounds)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
More On This Album
Black Candle Cafe by Dinner Music For The Gods
- see above for links
Future Primitive by Papercuts
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- “Future Primitive” (mp3) from “You Can Have What You Want” (Gnomonsong)
Buy at Rhapsody- More On This Album
Howl by The Paper Scissors
The soundbed music is North Shore and Winter Sun by More Human Than Human. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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