electrical language no 179 – with Dave Pearson August 8, 2009
Posted by Gabor in conversations, podcasts.4 comments
Play – 42:48 mins (right-click this link to download)
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This week I’m talking to listener Dave Pearson, from Canberra, Australia. Dave chose all the music.
Here’s Dave’s profile on Artsound Community Radio, Canberra.
If you would like to co-present a similar podcast with me, just send me an e-mail, and we’ll get talking. There are electrical language goodies in it for you, so get in touch.
Dave’s choice of songs:
14 Days by Science For Girls
Candid by Fresh Body Shop
Pacific Highway by Pixieguts with Northcape
Bidaia by Seiurte
Heavy Hopes by The Ease Down
Wonder by Karmacoda
The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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electrical language no 169 May 9, 2009
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Play – 49:20 mins (right-click this link to download)
You have probably heard me mention Melinda, a listener from Sopron in Hungary. A few weeks ago, I suggested to her that she should pick a couple of songs and we could chat about them. It kind of snowballed. Melinda found all the music for this podcast, and really she is the one presenting it, occasionally prodded by me. She even put together the running order.
I am afraid that the sound quality on the skype connection and the recording was far from perfect, and there are all sorts of funny background bangs and whistles. I wasn’t able to clean them all out.
This week’s image is the Fountain of Fidelity, erected in Sopron in 2003.
Melinda’s choices of music:
Desire Lines, by Sirk from Norway
Party For The Weak by Stars For The Banned from Vienna, Austria
Tears (Pabloslam remix) by Naked Woods from Budapest, Hungary
Lo Que Pasa by Caracas Underpop, also from Budapest, Hungary
These Days by Robin Grey, from England
Finally, I asked Melinda to select one song that I have played before, but not to tell me until we got to that point in our conversation. Her selection:
Anchors Away by North Atlantic Explorers from Vancouver, Canada
If you would like to participate in a similar podcast (even if only suggesting a couple of songs and having a short chat), please send me an e-mail
This week’s soundbed music is Sadness Of The Sea by Umbriel Rising, Book Of Clouds And Rain by Secret Archives Of The Vatican and Desire Lines by Sirk. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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