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Summary: Typically an indie music related podcast, lacking any acceptable forms of humor, but full of wit and insight into all things music, talent, the arts, fine wines, spoken Latin, applied mathematics in theory and practice --- you know, the usual.
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Here’s another installment of my startup-is-keeping-me-busy podcast. I listened to a bunch of tracks, while I was working of course, to pick out some gems for this one, so I’m really pleased with the selection. There’s no theme in particular, just some genuinely great songs worth hearing. Here’s a tracklist: Beirut – Postcards From Italy […]
Sorry for the radio silence — again. My startup has kept me quite busy lately. I had fun putting this one together. The most recent record by The Thermals has been in constant rotation at BigSwerve HQ over the past couple of months. The Lambchop record, “Damaged,” is easily in my top 5 records of 2006. If the […]
Sorry for the radio silence, but I’m back just in time for the release of M.Ward’s “Post-War” on August 22nd. I went back and listened to all of his past records and EPs and chose my favorite songs in order to introduce you to his work if you’re not familiar with it. There’s some great […]
Had a great time putting this podcast together. I gathered the tracks over the course of the past couple of weeks as I encountered new records and old favorites. If there was a quasi-theme to be had, it has to be surrounding super-groups.Bally Sagoo’s “Bollywood Flashback” helped connect the tracks this time around. Here’s a […]
I had a great time putting together this podcast. Luckily, I wasn’t recording nor was anyone else listening as I was singing at the top of my lungs while I was playing these tracks. The dog seemed a little uncomfortable though. The Sublime Frequencies record entitled “Princess Nicotine: Folk And Pop Music Of Myanmar” helped […]
Sorry for the radio silence, but I was unable to complete this podcast while in India because of strange audio driver issues that I thought were resolved. Portastatic’s film score entitled “Who Loves The Sun” helped me connect the songs. It’s a great listen. Here’s a tracklist: Luna – Slide Lambchop – Paperback Bible The […]
The soundtrack to Qurbani, an Indian film from the early 80s, was on the mind and helped me connect the songs for this podcast. The film and the songs are quite famous in India. It’s interesting to hear the influence of primarily Western pop music in non-English pieces — and this record is heavily influenced […]
I was unable to put the podcast together with the usual voice over without my mixer/mic setup that I have at home in the States. Rather than not do one at all, I decided to forge ahead and put out a podcast sans personal song introductions, wit, humor and overall pearls of wisdom. Surely, some […]
I skipped a podcast last week, so I’m playing catch-up with selections from my latest listening pile. Konono No. 1, from the Congo, helped me connect the songs with their record entitled Congotronics. The AMG review of the record is a must read. Fascinating stuff — they created their own amp system! Here’s a tracklist: […]
The GBV podcasts continue unabated, “Alone, Stinking And Unafraid!” I started where I left off last time with the Mag Earwhig! era releases. This notably marks the introduction of Doug Gillard and Cobra Verde as the GBV backing band and the departure of Tobin Sprout. The change in direction and sound is dramatic and quite […]
