Podcasts about Audiogalaxy

Marc Hogan is a senior staff writer at Pitchfork and he wrote the review of Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was. In this episode we talk about a difficult decade for Conor Oberst, Audiogalaxy, patience with late-career albums, 2013's false rape allegations, being Conor's same age, Red Hot Chili Peppers, dropping a record in Covid, Ruminations, his brother's death, divorce, catastrophizing his 40th birthday, Van Morrison, Dancing and Singing, Marc's Mars Volta phase, Flea, Nothing Gets Crossed Out, old Pitchfork, who is the current Bright Eyes?, reporting on assault allegations, Drake, Hotline Bling, and the lede to Marc's 7.4 Pitchfork review. Review https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/bright-eyes-down-in-the-weeds-where-the-world-once-was/ Marc twitter.com/marchogan Justin twitter.com/routinelayup Special thanks to Justin Corwin for helping guide me into this record. Check out his latest Bright Eyes video on THE DEEP DIVE. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afterthedeluge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afterthedeluge/support

We deconstruct two distinct career paths in engineering & leadership, and a co-founder relationship 15 years in the making. In part 2, Tom & Viraj share why they decided to start a company together, how they assess start up opportunities, the early company building & values-defining conversations they have with cofounders, and other strong opinions on how they’re creating the engineering culture and execution at Common Room. VIRAJ MODY, CO-FOUNDER & CTO @ COMMON ROOM (https://www.linkedin.com/in/virajm/) Viraj led engineering organizations at Convoy and Dropbox, helping both companies scale their teams and products. Viraj was also a founding engineer at Audiogalaxy, where he worked alongside Tom, which was acquired by Dropbox. TOM KLEINPETER, CO-FOUNDER & CHIEF ARCHITECT @ COMMON ROOM (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomkleinpeter/) Tom was a Principal Engineer at Dropbox, and before that the CTO at Audiogalaxy and FolderShare, startups which sold to Dropbox and Microsoft, respectively. He’s also the co-host of The Downtime Project - https://downtimeproject.com/ a podcast that helps engineers learn from the Internet’s most notable outages. SHOWNOTES Tom’s career path - from engineering leader to principal engineer (4:07) Viraj’s career path to become an engineering leader (8:54) How to reduce mental overhead by connecting with your team and leveraging candor & authenticity (14:27) How to shape the culture and execution of an engineering org at a new company (17:46) Early company building & values-defining conversations (22:33) How they decided to start a company together & Tom’s framework to assess joining a startup (28:27) Tom & Viraj’s strong opinions on building engineering organizations and culture (34:34) What Tom & Viraj admire most about working with each other (40:33) Takeaways (43:01) Looking for other ways to get involved with ELC? Check out all of our upcoming events, peer groups, and other programs at https://sfelc.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/engineeringleadership/message

We deconstruct two distinct career paths in engineering & leadership and a co-founder relationship 15 years in the making! Tom & Viraj share formative startup experiences that shaped their careers as a Principal Engineer & Eng Leader. Plus insights shaping their new company on assessing risk, dealing with open-ended problems, being decisive, & removing non-coding time for engineers VIRAJ MODY, CO-FOUNDER & CTO @ COMMON ROOM (https://www.linkedin.com/in/virajm/) Viraj led engineering organizations at Convoy and Dropbox, helping both companies scale their teams and products. Viraj was also a founding engineer at Audiogalaxy, where he worked alongside Tom, which was acquired by Dropbox. TOM KLEINPETER, CO-FOUNDER & CHIEF ARCHITECT @ COMMON ROOM (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomkleinpeter/) Tom was a Principal Engineer at Dropbox, and before that the CTO at Audiogalaxy and FolderShare, startups which sold to Dropbox and Microsoft, respectively. He’s also the co-host of The Downtime Project - https://downtimeproject.com/ a podcast that helps engineers learn from the Internet’s most notable outages. SHOWNOTES The Beginning - How Tom & Viraj first met over 15 years ago (3:48) The Early Days - Microsoft, Tom’s start-up jump to Audiogalaxy, and why Viraj followed (8:55) Lessons in hiring and assessing risk at an early stage startup (15:07) ”Yo, I don’t even know how to use a Mac…” + other strong opinions & mantras from their early start up experience (24:07) What happens when you remove decision-making delays & non-coding time from an engineer’s schedule (29:03) What principal IC’s & engineering leaders have in common... “Your job is to be decisive!” (34:08) Takeaways (39:17) The CrossLead Team Leader Program is designed for frontline managers of high-performing teams to help them succeed in any environment. The Team Leader Program kicks off April 13th - Sign up with code "ELC" for $250 off *Program Link Here: https://bit.ly/2NKZd9d/ Looking for other ways to get involved with ELC? Check out all of our upcoming events, peer groups, and other programs at sfelc.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/engineeringleadership/message

Michel Merhej shares the story of how he built Audiogalaxy, one of the world's most popular music file sharing websites.

Mit Johannes haben wir uns heute nochmal über Async unterhalten. Warum ist das beispielsweise interessant, wenn man Podcasthosting-Software bauen möchte? Was is das Actor-Model und warum sind wir alle neidisch auf Erlang? Diesmal gab es auch tatsächlich wieder Picks (zumindest das haben wir geschafft).   Ansonsten habt eine gute Zeit über die Feiertage und backt vielleicht mal ein paar Kekse (via Johannes): Shownotes Unsere E-Mail für Fragen, Anregungen & Kommentare: hallo@python-podcast.de News aus der Szene Topological sort in Python 3.9 Advent of code Python on .NET 5 PEP 621 -- Storing project metadata in pyproject.toml Apple M1 Mac-optimized TensorFlow and TensorFlow Addons Nature.com protein folding leap via Deepmind Phoenix LiveView Updates: Introducing Uploads Erlang The Movie - 1990 BEAM/OTP Podlove Podcast Publisher  Der Podlove Entwickler:innen Podcast HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) Async - Teil 2 Actor model Pykka Akka select poll epoll kqueue io completion ports libuv (uvloop) First video of youtube series of talks about async by Łukasz Langa Nuxt.js Starlette Uvicorn Gunicorn gevent Traefik Wrk benchmarking tool XSendFile FastAPI Quart Django @Instagram - Carl Meyer Audiogalaxy Async Django - Andrew Godwin Picks Typer commandeer fire cmd httpx Corona-Cookies / Teil 2 Öffentliches Tag auf konektom

Esta semana conversamos sobre Kid A de Radiohead, a 20 años de su lanzamiento. Hablamos de su conversión a la música electrónica, de la influencia del sello Warp, de las bandas que no quieren ser U2, de si el disco anticipó el siglo XXI, de las estrategias de marketing "antisistema", del Audiogalaxy y de algunas cosas más. Además, sorteamos entre nuestros oyentes el libro sobre este disco de la colección 33 1/3 que publicó Walden Editora.

En el podcast de hoy tenemos el primer Swimsuit Special, con el ya tradicional German Valenzuela y el invitado especial desde la Wakanda Chilena, Maycols Alfaro. Como es de costumbre tendremos noticias añejas, rumores y “Viste el Tráiler”. Además de “Que leí esta semana”. ¿Kazaa, Audiogalaxy, Ares o Emule? La oscura época pre-Spotify. De paso un análisis de como NO Funciona el Fondart y una profunda explicación de los Eneatipos de parte de Maycols. La llama de dos cabezas de la patagonia. Redes Sociales La Dispersión Desconocida @LaDispersion Felipe Benavides @FBR_cl Maycols Alfaro @mbalfaro German Valenzuela @GVAWRITER Tema intro/outro: LoFiLiving by Agent Graves https://bit.ly/2JJCu8I

This week, we unpack the origin story of digital music piracy in the 2000s, new-age piracy and fraud in the streaming era and general industry buzz.

Veinte Años de ECDQEMSD - Comienza una Nueva Temporada - Febrero del 99: Menos de un nueve porciento de la población mundial tenía acceso a Internet. Facebook, Wathapp, Youtube y muchas otras de las empresas que hoy dominan el mundo a través de la tecnología: no existían. El buscador más popular era Altavista y Google acababa de nacer. Los grandes medios de comunicación aun parecían desorientados con su destino. Los teléfonos celulares iniciaban un primitivo intento de conexión a internet. Faltaba un año para que Napster y Audiogalaxy comenzaran a aterrorizar a las compañías discográficas. Concebidos única y exclusivamente para internet, los primeros "En Caso" eran colgados en formato Real Audio y WMP. El sistema de suscripción a canales, del Internet Explorer, era el primer paso al futuro rss. Faltaban aún 5 años para que alguien definiera lo que estábamos haciendo como podcast. Éramos inconscientes, desesperados e inestables en todos los aspectos, menos en uno: sabíamos que queríamos hacer "En Caso de que el Mundo se Desintegre". Y seguimos así, 20 años después, muchas cosas cambiaron; otras, afortunadamente: continúan! ECDQEMSD El Ciber Talk Show - Un Largo Camino - Hechos de Historias - Momentos Fuera de Control - Anuncio Importante - Sentirse Desnudo - Radio y Radiofonía - Fan de los Fans - La Emoción y Más... En Caso de que el Mundo Se Desintegre - Podcast - ECDQEMSD - www.canaltrans.com

Armond & Doc return for the first retrospective of 2016 to go in-depth on the career of Busta Rhymes. Side A starts with "Scenario" and ends with 'E.L.E.', covering everything from the Space Jam soundtrack to fake remixes on Napster & Audiogalaxy

On this episode I talk to Dan Wood. Internet addict, youtuber and fellow podcaster. We discuss his love for all things Commodore, running up huge phone bills, Audiogalaxy and geocities. You can find all of Dans' places on the internet here. Twitter https://twitter.com/danwood_ukWebsite http://kookytech.net/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kookytech.net/Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/techguruuk Retro Hour Podcast http://www.theretrohour.com/ Enjoy

Grant Phabao presents The Lone Ranger - The Iphone Connection (Digital Single/Free 128k MP3 download on ParisDJs.com) Paris DJs PARISDJS001-D, 2011-11-04 The Macintosh and its Finder application were revolutionnary for the way we create. Then one day Napster happened, soon followed by AudioGalaxy and many others. While the big music business was struggling with the limit of its ecosystem and the paradigm that had come with the use of mp3 files, Steve Jobs changed the way we consumed music with the iPod and the iTunes music store. Soon after that, he changed the way we consume information with the iPhone. "The iPhone Connection" song is a tribute to the co-founder and CEO of Apple who lost his battle with pancreatic cancer this summer. It was recorded at Paris DJs studios just a few days before Steve Jobs passed away. Jamaican DJ The Lone Ranger is on vocal duties with French dubmeister Grant Phabao at the controls & playing all instruments. The Lone Ranger is one of Jamaica's most influential early dancehall DJs. He was twice voted N°1 deejay on the island, in 1979 and 1980. He helped pioneer a newly rhythmic, on-the-beat rhyming style that led DJ toasting into the modern age, and punctuated his lyrics with bizarre exclamations and sound effects ("bim" and "ribbit" were his favorites) that made him perhaps the most imaginative stylist of his time. He had originally recorded The Walkman Connection way back in 1984 (on "DJ Daddy" / Techniques), now fully updated to 2011 as The Iphone Connection ! This is not a remix of Steve Jobs' speeches or commercials, we did it our way, creating an original and uplifting song. Take a listen and share with your friends. Buy it on iTunes. Play it on your iPhone. RIP Steve Jobs. Tracklisting : 01. Grant Phabao presents The Lone Ranger - The Iphone Connection (Lyrics : The Lone Ranger, Music : Grant Phabao) ℗ + © 2011 T.I.M.E.C. / Paris DJs Links : BUY HI-RES AUDIO ON ITUNES, AMAZON.COM, AMAZON.FR, AMAZON.CO.UK, AMAZON.DE, AMAZON.CO.JP… Watch the video on youtube.com/watch?v=IU3-1CDVsVw Grant Phabao : official | facebook | myspace | parisdjs The Lone Ranger : djouls.com/djloneranger | myspace.com/djloneranger | wikipedia Paris DJs : official | myspace | facebook | | twitter | youtube Artwork photo by Jean Saint Jean

We built a home media server with our movies and music, but we wanted to access that content everywhere. So, we tried out a whole bunch of services like ZumoCast, Air Video, Audiogalaxy, and Orb. Find out which ones worked best for us. Download: HD (mp4)| HD (m4v) | SD (mp4) | Tiny (mp4)

We built a home media server with our movies and music, but we wanted to access that content everywhere. So, we tried out a whole bunch of services like ZumoCast, Air Video, Audiogalaxy, and Orb. Find out which ones worked best for us. Download: HD (mp4)| HD (m4v) | SD (mp4) | Tiny (mp4)

Another boisterous hour of music to show what little I've accomplished this month with my life. In jest though. Actually this month was exceedingly good in terms of what I've managed to do, school, work, etc are plodding along a staid course and I managed to do enough extracurricular math on the side to test out of math class and into math 206. Thrilling right?So on to the tunes. This month I want to highlight for your listening enjoyment my new favorite obscure band The Godz - a group hailing from NYC their infinitely weird take on music was unable to secure the necessary interest of times and the group has since faded to an odious obscurity. For my part in reviving this tragic tale I hereby swear to play too much of them for anyone who has actual taste in music. Also the last track has a bounty on it - $50 to the first person to name it and the artist. 01. Love - Stephanie Know WhoLove is back for another round with this frighteningly paranoid lovers perception of infidelity. Good times!02. 1910 Fruitgum Company - 1, 2, 3 Red LightSaccharine sweetness oozes around the doughy flesh tinged corners of this nearly unbearable pap. Nothing against the original artists - who as I understand it were actually rather accomplished set musicians later shoe horned by managers into the role of a late 60's easy-pop boy band for the interests of shear greed alone. This track, amazingly, is not the worst they have offer - no that would be the infamous "Simon Says" a song so mundanely trite I had forgotten I'd ever heard it until I listened to it again while doing research for this month.03. Human Beinz - Nobody but MeSo the sound of easy-pop done right? The Human Beinz and the machine staccato of drums that opens to the loose rising riffs of guitar capped on top by the melodic "No, No, No, No, No" vocals. Jangling it's way into your heart. 04. G.P. Chiti & S. Montori - Desperation and Money (Cindelic Records)60's Italian b-grade movie soundtracks kick just that much ass. 05. Jennifer Gentle - Take My HandAnother Italian act, by God but this one is good and - drum roll - contemporary to myself with an nicely kicking album with American distributor sub pop.06. Beck - We Dance Alone (acoustic)Recently recorded over at WXPN as a part of NPR backed World Cafe. A good listen to those who doubt song craft of this eclectic musician.07. The Godz - Lay in the SunOh man it doesn't get any further out than that. The perfect protopunk psychedelic sound.08. Thee Headcoats - All My Feelings DeniedMan there is a lot of noise going on in here - my apologies to anyone not entirely blinded by the sheer fire of the manic force that is Billy Childish.09. Johnny Pate - Can't Even Walk in the Park. Johnny Pate, a long lived and ranging career - there is more beneath the surface of this soundtrack than just the glittering funk one might expect. Beginning as a jazz bassist in the thirties by the forties he'd even cut his own Blue Note session. The fifties saw him break the Billboard top 20, playing tuba and setting up arrangements. This lead him to fame and success with Curtis Mayfield and B.B. King and finally landing a gig in Hollywood for the music production of "Shaft in Africa".10. Meri Wilson - Telephone ManOh shit - the CD BABY strikes again! Meri is still making music and it turns out that the Friendly Staff of CD Baby are pedaling her wares. I didn't find this till it was too late to put in the audio for the month. Apologies and excuses to all involved.11. Soft Machine w/ Hibuo AnemoneThey once lit the madness of the masses with swirling psychedelic sounds swaths and jazz ornamentation. Now they are just known as the nearly made its and also rans - a shame since they really had something else going on.12. Cat Empire - Two ShoesThis is the Year of Cat Empire - my prediction is the pods will leverage interest into the band that will then jettison them into the lower hundred of the Billboard and MRM. Did I totally miss them when they came to town? yes. Did my friend Andre actually do PR for the shows and try to get me to go by bringing over CDs and Posters? yep. Do I regret?I regret nothing. Well maybe a little.13. Nash - Aggregation Damn it all I can't find anything about these guys, a shame as they sound like they really bust out the kicks. Favorite line: "A child is Born / Where's He Born? / In the SUUUUUUUUN!"14. Moving Sidewalks - 99th FloorFuture ZZTop frontman lays down the Texas tracks and precedes Jimi Hendrix on stage? Hallucinatory terrain surly.15. Harry Nilsson - 1941Harry claims The Beatles were his fans. Well I guess that makes sense. There is a strong English story telling thread that the two groups share.16. The Majority - One ThirdThe problem here is not just obscurity but obscurity combined with common search terms. Yes searching for One Third Majority often pulls up references to democratic processes. 17. The Coasters - Down Home GirlA laid back cover with a funk dollop from the one and onlys. 18. Mystery Track - I don't even know. ARGH frustrated by the complete failure of my ability to know who the hell I am listening to - I hereby offer a $50 dollar bounty for the first person who can name this artist and song. Good song too.backing track - Le Fluer da Musique image from: Audiogalaxy (holy shit - Audiogalaxy! I thought they killed you)