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Hier ist nun der zweite Teil mit Antonio Fabrizi! Während wir in seiner Bar "Club 20457" saßen, kamen wir auch darauf, was Toni für ein Wohlfühlmonopol in der Hafencity geschaffen hat, wo er seine Aufgaben als Barbesitzer sieht und wie er Vorurteile sieht. Viel Spaß mit diesem zweiten Teil und nochmals danke an Toni und Hund Henry!

On a new TAGSPODCAST, aka Talk About Gay Sex podcast, Host Steve V is joined by Co-hosts Jeremy Ross Lopez and Kodi Maurice Doggette for all new hot LGBTQ topics, sex and relationship advice and more:Drag Race finale thoughts!Where do you position your 'd'?Kansas is banning all lgbtq sites and asking for your id? Update on Albert Vasquez who was found in an alley in Weho...Anal Sex Day plus tecniques on how to eat an ass...Keeping gay bars gay? Is this an issue and why...WYA? the common text we get when we're out with our friendsAdvice: Choking someone while having sex and not discussing beforehand...Steve V's Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/tagspodcastFollow Steve V on IG: @iam_stevevFollow Jeremy on IG: @jrosslopezFollow Kodi's Life Coaching on IG: @kmdcoachingFollow Kodi Maurice Doggette on IG: @mistahmauriceWanna drop a weekly or one time tip to TAGSPODCAST - Show your love for the show and support TAGS!Visit our website: tagspodcast.comNeeds some advice for a sex or relationship conundrum? Ask TAGS! DM US ON IG or https://www.talkaboutgaysex.com/contactFollow Of a Certain Age on IG: @ofacertainagepod

Sam One Live At Cox Bar - Club Session EP 237 Link Tree: Website: www.house4youmusic.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/house4youmusic/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/house4youmusic Buy Our Music: https://www.feiyr.com/x/BTS8W Playlist: Feeling Good (Original Mix) Daniel Steinberg Rolling Stoned feat Tasha (Original Mix) Lost Desert Toxic (Luciano Idea's) Yael Naim Okay (Original Mix) Lorenzo De Blanck Patchy feat. Elektra (Extended Mix) Elektra, Shakecraft Dope Tool (Original Mix) Oliver Dollar Grindhouse (Nic Fanciulli Remix)[Clean] Rich Rubillar / Radio Slave Dance With Ibiza (Original Mix) Ugo Banchi Tayo 2.0 (Original Mix) Gorge This Heart (Original) Dan Laino, Patrick Meeks Pick Me Up (Extended Mix) Kyle Watson Chains (Extended Mix) Tristan Henry, Meca Since (Original Mix) Huxley x Wouter S feat. Chicago Hustle Deeper Love (Club Mix 2022) Sam One Second Choice 16 Million Dollar Man feat. 16B Sex On My Mind (DJ Pierre Wild Pitch Mix) Roland Clark, Urban Soul

Donna Reed and Eric Seemann are both professional real estate agents. Donna lives and works in Tucson Arizona with Keller Williams Southern Arizona while Eric lives and works in San Antonio Texas with Keller Williams Heritage. They are also siblings, and they grew up in a small Northwest Ohio village of Lindsey. Their idyllic small-town childhood laid the foundation for what would become the structure of their lives and careers in real estate. We hope you will join us as we reminisce, reflect, and correlate how our childhood and life in rural Ohio still impacts our dealings with our clients today.  We simply have to acknowledge the heat, just a little more.  It just AIN"T an option to stay home and in your air conditioned, super cool abode.  We work, we play, we go out with friends, and we practice sports and exercise.  How do residents cope with the summer heat in our areas?  Well we know that meteorologists cook hotdogs on their dashboard.  We have fans and misters, and just because, you may need to bring a sweater too, as if 110 farenheit is hot enough. Episode Time Breaks 0:00 - Teaser, Intro, Music 1:08 - Host opening and Today's HOT Topic Banter 4:26 - Auto Interiors and Hotdogs 5:40 - Bar/Club fans and misters 7:30 - Hot pavement, paw protectors, and melting roads 8:33 - Parks, greenspace, the great outdoors and Cosmopolitan vs Metropolitan 10:44 - Wheel of Death & other park equipment and accomodations 13:20 - City parks by the numbers and type 19:24 - Subdivision / HOA Amenity facilities 24:53 - Climatizing and adjusting your routine 26:43 - Donna's party planning and timing 28:35 - Closing, Music and Call to Action

Today we head on down to the RAM Roadhouse, to drink our cares away and talk funny about all things theme parks. This week Adriane and Ryan talk all about rich things. What sort of rich things you ask?... Well, gold bars and fine cigars but of course. Were getting all up in the secret high society of the Disney rich and famous. Were talking about Club 33 and all the spoils that go with it. So will Walts club house of champagne wishes and caviar dreams be the cats meow or will the super high price tag have us dashing this diner  ...  To find out, you just gotta listen in. Drunk Distory, The Dark Ride, Funny, Comedy, Comedians, Adult Disney Podcast, Adult Universal Podcast, Adult Themepark Podcast, sit down dining, buffet, Magic Kingdom, Rides, History, booze, Theme Park Podcast, Orlando, Amusement Park, Drinking Game Podcast

It's fucking cold, but that doesn't mean you have to stay in, instead, you should gather your friends and family while everyone is back for the holiday and head to one of the few bars we will be rating on today's special Xmas podcast. One year ago to this day, we rated 12 bars in YYC based on experience and we are doing the same thing today. Along with that, we are also doing a NAILS of the Best Christmas Songs of all time. And at the end, we give you our hair picks for this weekend as well as our freezing cold shower thoughts. Time Stamps: (4:42) - Cowboys - (8:55) - Craft Beer Market - (13:30) - National on 10th - (17:45) - The BackAlley - (22:00) - El Furniture - (25:11) - The Unicorn - (29:00) - Nantas Karaoke Bar - (31:29) - One Night Stan's - (32:43) - Westgate - (34:00) - Trolley 5 - (36:00) - The Porch - (37:58) - Canadian Brewhouse (Okotoks) - (39:50) - NAILS of Greatest Christmas Songs - (47:35) - Hair Picks - (49:05)- Shower Thoughts of The Day

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Hello friends! It's been like 2 years but I think I've finally found the time and space to start doing more recordings. I hope you've all been doing well and life is treating you well! I touch extremely briefly on redpill crap, this is somewhat of an anti-redpill podcast that's interwoven with proper etiquette when going to a bar or club. Best, Jedi James --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jedijamez/support

DJ MeMo LIVE set from Tekila Bar Club in Hollywood, FL All Latin Vibras. Make sure you hit that follow button, like, & share. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow DJ MeMo: Twitter: @OfficialDJMeMo Instagram: @OfficialDJMeMo Soundcloud: @OfficialDJMeMo Mixcloud: @OfficialDJMeMo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A popular bar, club and restaurant in the centre of Maidstone has been destroyed after a fire broke out. Crews were called to Mu Mu on Week Street at around 2.30am. Hear from our reporter who was one of the first on the scene - we've also got an update from firefighters and a resident who was woken by the blaze. Also in today's podcast, a former Gillingham footballer is calling for tough action to tackle racism in the game. Goalkeeper Jason Brown has received abuse in the past and been speaking from his home in America. And, on the eve of the Open golf championship we hear how the town of Sandwich is preparing to welcome thousands of fans.

We have the return of part memeber Chop and it brings the crew mostly reunited. We discuss Lil Reese shooting, new rounds of stimulus checks, and storytime of bar/club fights. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenoholdsbarredcrew/support

One of John's Top 5 Napa Valley Venues, John & Cristian discuss the Napa Valley Distillery, a family-owned and operated micro-distillery founded by Arthur & Lusine Hartunian out of their passion for premium, small-batch craft spirits & their love of the Napa Valley. NVD features a unique variety of fruit-based distilled spirits, shrubs, tonics, & syrups from around the world. Book a tour & Tasting and see their combination of the old with new; the old copper alembic still sitting directly next to the cutting-edge technology Still. Tell Head Distiller Tim Espinoza & Senior Hospitality Coordinator Theodore that John V. Pinto sent you, join their Bar Club and be sure to visit their Hollywood Room Lounge & Patio. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-pinto2/message

  Elizabeth McCullough of Alpha Cat: How do you take the image of a black hole and make it positive? According to Elizabeth McCullough, aka Alpha Cat, "When I wrote that song I'd just read how astronomers had determined that you could actually escape a black hole, but only by going all the way through and out the other side. And that leads to all this worm hole and time travel theory, where not only do you avoid annihilation, but you arrive at a place you might never have reached otherwise. It's an amazing metaphor for transformation, and ultimately hopeful. That's why the end of the song is: you gotta go deeper it's the only way out.   A friendship with Television bassist Fred Smith, who agreed to produce a demo, became 1999’s EP Real Boy. With only 150 copies sent to college radio stations, Real Boy ended up in the CMJ National Add Charts not once, but twice, receiving more airplay adds than such formidable and widely distributed offerings as Beck's Midnight Vultures, and Metallica's S&M. It went on to spend six weeks in the national airplay charts, unusual for an EP.   The follow up to Real Boy, October 2001’s Pearl Harbor, was, in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, unfortunately timed. With an image of a bomb and the sound effects of a glass building falling down, the CD was eerily prescient. It was not well received initially, for obvious reasons. Upon rerelease in February 2002, it did much better, receiving significant airplay on college radio, and winning a couple “best of” awards that year.   With the Alpha Cat song “Pearl Harbor,” it' becomes apparent how longtime photographer McCullough's previous passion has informed her current love. Without an understanding of how equally light and its absence form the world we see before us, it's difficult to imagine McCullough having had the vocabulary to describe that world musically. "It occurred to me that this place was called Pearl Harbor before it was bombed, and that it must be because literally, there were pearls in the harbor. I tried to imagine what it might take to get back to where that place was about treasure, rather than destruction.”   In 2005, following the ending of an unfortunate romantic entanglement, McCullough decided to move to L.A. to work with drummer Jason Smith, who had gigged with Alpha Cat several times in Los Angeles over the previous years. Recording began on the album Venus Smile in April of 2006, and 15 instrumental tracks were completed with the help of engineer Jon Mattox, guitarist Doug Pettibone (Lucinda Williams, John Mayer), bassist Reggie McBride, (Elton John), and Jason Smith on drums.   Seven vocal tracks were completed as well, but by July, McCullough fell into a real life black hole, losing her voice and experiencing a profound emotional and psychological breakdown. She was unable to complete the record.   Years of depression, hospitalizations and treatment, including a round of ECT followed with no result. But in 2013 an experimental treatment yielded some relief from the devastating suicidality that had plagued her, and she attempted a return to music. She booked the first of two gigs in London at the legendary 12 Bar Club. However, her perceived betrayal by both her heart and her music, rehearsals and the prospect of returning to the stage brought extreme anxiety and fear. She began to drink to cope. The 12 Bar gigs were virtually unattended, a sense of hopelessness set in again, and the drinking continued.   Fortunately, McCullough decided to revisit the Venus Smile recordings that actually had been completed. She enlisted engineer Brett (Cosmo) Thorngren to do mixes of the songs, with encouraging results. And as it turned out, she had found a new champion in Thorngren. But it wasn’t until early 2019, with newfound sobriety and the retreat of long held fears, that she began to listen to those mixes anew, and began to appreciate them and realize that maybe there was something in this music after all. And then, in early June, McCullough experienced an epiphany, and decided to put out those songs as an LP. The result is the new record Thatched Roof Glass House. At long last, her journey through the worm hole seems to be complete     Elizabeth McCullough  info https://alphacat.band/home https://www.facebook.com/alphacatband/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/6LLx0yaBiRPaPXPZOgAqoz  

Über viele Jahre hat Dominik Rück aka DJ Peny sich als DJ und Veranstalter in der Szene beweisen können. So sammelte Dominik auch viele Kontakte und war unter anderem für Red Bull als DJ tätig, hat eine eigene Bar/Club geführt und hat 2015 das erst mal das Hip Hop Garden Festival stattfinden lassen. Es war ein aufregender Weg und diesen schildert DJ Peny in Folge 18. Natürlich gibt es auch skurrile Stories aus den letzten Jahren zu hören. Wieso ein Trempelmarkt und ein nicht erscheinender Festival Act ein Rolle spielt hörst du in der neuen Folge mit DJ Peny Mehr Informationen zu DJ Peny und dem Hip Hop Garden Festival findest du auf Instagram: @penypenson @hiphop_garden_festival

UPDATE: During Covid 19 Lockdown Im re publishing some of the most popular episodes. Good friend of the show Phil Ryan is a top man and as he cant tour right now he has taken his live music into the street where he lives to entertain the locals who are loving it. Check out this chat we had a while back before all the madness started to find out what makes Phil tick..... Phil Ryan has been a passionate campaigner – from helping the homeless to be self-sufficient, to saving his beloved Denmark Street from the voracious appetite of London’s property owning developers. His astonishing musical career has sent Phil across the world over the last forty years—a highlight being when he fronted the Animals in Moscow’s Red Square in front of 100,000 fans. He’s a singer-song writer as well as an entrepreneur who is never afraid to try something bold and new. This could be anything from setting up London’s iconic 12 Bar Club, to the numerous novels he’s written, and scoring the stage version of Silas Marner. Over a Victoria sponge cake at Region’s Park Café, he shared his passionate views with me over some tea for you to eavesdrop on.  “So having a mad father who used to jump out of windows on fire for a living means your childhood is going to be pretty unusual, and it was.”  2:15 As you might gather from the above quote, Phil had a very interesting father, and perhaps more importantly, a father that pushed him headlong into a creative life. Phil had many books impressed upon him and became a voracious reader at an early age. This upbringing would push him to become a writer in his later years. But first came music. Phil’s first instrument was the ukulele, which he then graduated from to a banjo—and then around the age of 12 (when girls started to become more appealing to him) he moved on to the guitar.  6:10 Phil’s musical career advanced quickly, catching a few breaks here and there, managing to share the stage with Johnny Cash as just an 18 year-old with a 12 string guitar. There is a song that Phil will play from time to time that will choke him up—it has a line in it that goes “In five minutes your whole life can change”. This sums up his entire life, one filled with bizarre encounters and chance meetings that have taken him down roads he never knew were there.   “I talk about my life as a ‘Portfolio Career,’ which is actually immaturity masquerading as sense of purpose and plan.”  12:14  John Bird and Phil came together to start The Big Issue, where they tackled starting a magazine with a purpose. They both took on as many hats as they could to get the magazine up and running, and Phil is proud to say the rules he originally set in place are still used in the Big Issue. The magazine is a social enterprise—not a charity. It urges people to get up, take action, and start taking steps towards financial security and a sustainable lifestyle with The Big Issue’s help. As of now, The Big Issue is in 72 countries and has impacted millions of lives. 21:16 The Big Issue has spawned Big Invest –they managed to get millions and supporting hundreds of social enterprise business, things that directly influence the communities they service. And Phil is all about preserving communities and the beauty that holds them together, which for him is the magic of music—an art that he wishes London embraced more by supporting its local musicians.  Links www.philryanmusic.co.uk www.aswegrowold.com (http://www.aswegrowold.com) ---- Phil's beautiful new song and video www.silasmarner.co.uk (http://www.silasmarner.co.uk)    ---- Full stage musical pitch for Silas Marner Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2GLk0Cm (https://spoti.fi/2GLk0Cm) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrTuJlDWR64 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrTuJlDWR64%0d) PhilRyanMusic.co.uk (http://www.philryanmusic.co.uk/) Support this podcast

ANSIA TÉRMICA venera a María Dolores Pradera Ansia Térmica se adscribe a la gringa máxima aquélla que diu: «one thing led to another«. Ansí, themoamigotes, tras dejarnos quasituertos a base de sistemáticas Bolas de Nieve, nos somete agora a indiscriminadas pelotas del Bar Club de goma en forma de tonadas de la María Miranda Dolores Pradera. No latinoamericana, sino matritense, cual gingeriana Ginger de la vida, La Gran Señora de la Canción es, como rebuznara Beck sobre Juanito: el quinto thermoelemento: tierra, aire, agua, fuego y Johnny Cash María Dolores Pradera. ¿Se quedaba corto el señoritingo Hansen? Compruébenlo, de suerte catártica en este flamante, vanguardista, rampante, cual tuberculosis thermoepisodio de Ansia Térmica. «No se estila, ya sé que no se estila». https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-ansia-termica_sq_f1157297_1.html Viernes 21 febrero 2020. 19:30 h Sábado 22. 2:30 y 9:30 h… 107.4 FM yhttp://www.radioarrebato.net

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Welcome back to a Bev with Stev! Check out a hugely insightful music episode direct from Denmark Street.. the famous ‘Tim Pan Alley' in London.. Guest is super singer-songwriter and cultural compadre Dan Raza! Together we discuss our favourite live music venues, the legendary 12 Bar Club, the history of Denmark street, what it means to musicians and the future of it.. as well our best and worst gigs and road experiences.. What songs got Dan into music? What's his recording process and the lowdown with his 2 albums, his radio podcast? What about accents in singing? Looking the audience in the eye? What's in an Indian Roast Dinner? Music from Dan, Laine Hines, Oasis, The Kinks, Humble Pie, Ronnie Lane & Slim Chance, Stagg and Trent Miller Subscribe and tell your friends! X Check out the music Mahoney & The Moment: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3CYHwXYkHNSY2yn9IMjLDG Steve Mahoney & The Milkshakes: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0CcMVf1ffagHQkNabCAbh8 Next Gig: Nov 20th - The Monarch, London, UK

Phil Ryan has been a passionate campaigner – from helping the homeless to be self-sufficient, to saving his beloved Denmark Street from the voracious appetite of London’s property owning developers. His astonishing musical career has sent Phil across the world over the last forty years—a highlight being when he fronted The Animals in Moscow’s Red Square in front of 100,000 fans. He’s a singer-song writer as well as an entrepreneur who is never afraid to try something bold and new. This could be anything from setting up London’s iconic 12 Bar Club, to the numerous novels he’s written, and scoring the stage version of Silas Marner. Over a Victoria sponge cake and tea at Region’s Park Café, he shared his passionate views with for you to eavesdrop on. “So having a mad father who used to jump out of windows on fire for a living means your childhood is going to be pretty unusual, and it was.” [2:15] As you might gather from the above quote, Phil had a very interesting father, and perhaps more importantly, a father that pushed him headlong into a creative life. Phil had many books impressed upon him and became a voracious reader at an early age. This upbringing would push him to become a writer in his later years. But first came music. Phil’s first instrument was the ukulele, which he then graduated from to a banjo—and then around the age of 12 (when girls started to become more appealing to him) he moved on to the guitar. [6:10] Phil’s musical career advanced quickly, catching a few breaks here and there, managing to share the stage with Johnny Cash as just an 18 year-old with a 12 string guitar. There is a song that Phil will play from time to time that will choke him up—it has a line in it that goes “In five minutes your whole life can change”. This sums up his entire life, one filled with bizarre encounters and chance meetings that have taken him down roads he never knew were there. “I talk about my life as a ‘Portfolio Career,’ which is actually immaturity masquerading as sense of purpose and plan.”   [12:14] John Bird and Phil came together to start The Big Issue, where they tackled starting a magazine with a purpose. They both took on as many hats as they could to get the magazine up and running, and Phil is proud to say the rules he originally set in place are still used in the Big Issue. The magazine is a social enterprise—not a charity. It urges people to get up, take action, and start taking steps towards financial security and a sustainable lifestyle with The Big Issue’s help. As of now, The Big Issue is in 72 countries and has impacted millions of lives. [21:16] The Big Issue has spawned Big Invest –they managed to get millions and supporting hundreds of social enterprise business, things that directly influence the communities they service. And Phil is all about preserving communities and the beauty that holds them together, which for him is the magic of music—an art that he wishes London embraced more by supporting its local musicians.   Links PhilRyanMusic.co.uk (http://www.philryanmusic.co.uk/) Support this podcast

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Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery present a bumper end of year episode packed full of our pick of the best in classic and contemporary Garage Rock, Psych, Punk, Mod, Power Pop, Soul and more! From classics, overlooked oldies and hidden gems to brand new releases, exclusives and unsigned acts. In Episode 17 we have an exclusive unreleased new track from The Fallen Leaves and new releases from The Medway's legendary Garage Rock icons Billy Childish & CTMF and Graham Day & The Forefathers. New Punk sounds from Buzzcocks, The Pukes and a live classic from The Outcasts. If you like your Mod and Psych then you will love The Most, Speakeasy and The Mynd Set. Some French Pop from Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot and Les Kitschenette's. There's the new single from of Arrowe Hill, some stompin' Soul from Willie Kendrick and Dana Gillespie and 60's nuggets from The Vagrants and The Hardtimes. If that's not enough there's Sunset Drive and The Sound and a tribute to Ian McLagan and a truly classic Small Faces number. Plus the usual waffle, rambling, news and reviews including a special piece on the sad demise of The 12 Bar Club and the scandalous re-development of Denmark Street. Enjoy!

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This weeks Guest Mix comes from Rory Verrill and was recorded live whilst Djing in Ibiza last night! Talk about fresh! DJ, Promoter, and electronic/house music enthusiast.Rory Verrill hails from Tipton a small town on the outskirts of Wolverhampton,England UK. After serving in the Royal Air Force as a late teenager and in his early twenties DJ’ing in his bedroom when possible and playing locally at events such as Decadence and Freque Rory soon decided to pursue his hobbie and dream and tried his luck at DJ’ing in Ibiza. Now 4 years on he has held a residency in a busy Bar/Club and also played at most of the well known bars and clubs in the west end of San Antonio as well as San Antonio based super clubs Es Paradis and Eden playing alongside local hard-hitters and national acts alike. Recently hitting one of his all time dreams playing at Space, Ibiza @ Carl Cox’s Revolution! Rory is known for playing those tracks that get you tapping your feet and nodding your head without you realising it, regardless of genre, tempo, style, or release date. Don’t be surprised when listening to him you suddenly find yourself dancing! For more from Rory check out :- Podomatic-http://rory-verrill.podomatic.com/ Soundcloud-https://soundcloud.com/dj-rory-verrill Mixcloud-http://www.mixcloud.com/DJRoryVerrill/ Tracklist :- DJ Dan, DJ PP - Don't Stop (Original Mix) Stefano Amalfi, Robbie Groove - Dirty (Oriinal Mix) Ant Brooks - Wolrdwide Sound (Original Mix) Alex Winter Moretz (Original Mix) Jaceo - Godzirra (Original Mix) Jorge Montia - My Feelings (Original Mix) Franky Rizardo & SkitzoFrenix - Shady Baby (Chocolate Puma Edit) Siwell - Its My Sound (Original Club Mix) UMEK - Cloudbank (Original Mix) Jaceo - Desire (Original Mix) My Digital Enemy - Bassline Soundz (Original Mix) Siwell - The Party Jam (Original Mix) Edit Revenge - I Surrender feat. Roland Clarke (Leftwing & Kody Remix)

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In GBA 143 we get better acquainted with Joe Murphy. He talks music, record labels, the History of the Popes, re-imagining Robin Hood, finding inspiration on the Holloway Road and more. Joe plugs: Go to the devil and shake yourself: http://www.blang.co.uk/shop?view=album&album=44 Segeant Buzfuz: http://www.sergeantbuzfuz.com/ Blang: http://www.blang.co.uk/ Next Sergeant Buzfux gig: Monday March 31 at 12 Bar Club with the fantastic Jinx Lennon from Dundalk I plug: Tragic Beginnings: 17th January @ Hackney Attic (upstairs at the Hackney Picturehouse): http://www.picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/Hackney_Picturehouse/film/Stand_Up_Tragedy_Tragic_Beginnings/ This is Joe performing at SUT: https://soundcloud.com/standuptragedy/sut-episode-8-joe-murphy We mention: 2012 Edinburgh Special: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-71-edinburgh-festival Utter Spoken Word: http://www.utterspokenword.com/ Richard Tyrone Jones: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/sets/the-richard-tyrone-jones Stand Up Tragedy: https://soundcloud.com/standuptragedy Polly: https://soundcloud.com/standuptragedy/sut-daily-ep2-polly-mclean Joy Division: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joy_Division Darren Hayman: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-62-darren-hayman The Pogues: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pogues The Mekons: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mekons 12 Bar Club: http://www.12barclub.com/ Johny Brown - Resonance FM: https://soundcloud.com/resonance-fm/sets/such-a-nice-radio-show/ MCB: 48 hour Album: https://soundcloud.com/themiddleclassbastards/sets/future-children Rough Trade: http://www.roughtrade.com/ Domino: http://www.dominorecordco.com/ Alex conversation from 4diaR: https://soundcloud.com/fourdaysinaroom/4diar-episode-18-promotion Marc Lamarr: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Lamarr Gideon Coe: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gideon_Coe Ian Rankin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Rankin T Rex: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._Rex_(band) Bowie: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bowie The Dave album: https://soundcloud.com/the-dave/sets/going-back-to-finish-the-job David Cronenbergs Wife: http://www.davidcronenbergswife.com/ Spotify: https://www.spotify.com/uk/ Amanda Palmer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanda_Palmer Radiohead: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiohead HMV: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMV Elton John: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elton_John Jay-Z: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay-Z Beyoncé: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beyonce Mike Harding: http://www.mikeharding.co.uk/ 6 Music: http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music Pickwick Papers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pickwick_Papers You can hear Getting Better Acquainted on Stitcher SmartRadio, Stitcher allows you to listen to your favourite shows directly from your iPhone, Android Phone, Kindle Fire and beyond. On-demand and on the go! Don’t have Stitcher? Download it for free today at www.stitcher.com or in the app stores. Help more people get better acquainted. If you like what you hear why not write an iTunes review? Follow @GBApodcast on Twitter. Like Getting Better Acquainted on facebook. Tell your friends. Spread the word!

In this Special Edition of Retrosonic Podcast we are very pleased to welcome Harley Feinstein, the original drummer with Sparks. Harley appeared on the band's first two Bearsville Records albums "Halfnelson/Sparks" and "A Woofer In Tweeter's Clothing", and their very first visit to the UK back in the early Seventies. In Part 1, Harley talks about the band's formative years, when they were known as Halfnelson, and his first impressions of the Mael brothers and their music. First of all Harley talks about his latest musical project Crash 74 who he formed along with his wife Michelle, Nicky Forbes from The Revillos, Stevie Savage from The Roadholders, Dexy D'Angelo, Lee Sullivan and Paul Jensen, who played a stunning show at London's 12 Bar Club in May. Harley talks about how Crash 74 got together, and his eclectic mix of band mates! Part 2 of "Sparks: The Bearsville/Halfnelson Years" is coming soon...

Steve from Retro Man Blog, Adam from The Jetsonics and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery with the usual eclectic mix of tunes and waffle...In this Episode we have some Garage Rock from The Fallen Leaves, Les BOF! and Shocking Blue, raucous Punk Rock from The Phobics, The Cortinas, The Snivelling Shits and Adam & The Ants. Some classic Trojan Reggae from The Fabion, a hidden Power Pop gem from The Tours, influential Rockabilly from Charlie Feathers, some Psych-Folk from 5th Dimension, Mod Soul from Fay Hallam Trinity and a Glam stomping riot from Giuda...! For links and more information please visit Retro Man Blog at http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/ There's also chat about the Giuda gig at The Buffalo Bar, the Joe Strummer Mural unveiling party, ex-Sparks and Revillos members get together as Crash 74 at the 12 Bar Club and news about our album launch party for THEE SPIVS at The Half Moon Putney on June 29th.

Well Well Well.. after many starts I've finally gotten round to mixing my 3rd mix and all I can say is I'm very excited! I started out the month with a completely different set of tracks on my mind but after having two attempts at that mix, with technical glitches & then just plain bad mixing i got quite bored of those songs and moved onto some new ones which you will find in this mix! There are a few gems which I haven't been able to get into this mix, so expect an eclectic mix soon especially with some great french house which I've fallen in love with recently (l'amour et le violence for example is absolutely beautiful, check it out here: http://hypem.com/track/751518/Sebastien+Tellier+-+Lamour+et+la+violence+Boys+Noize+Remix and Comme Des Enfants.. I love the french vocals.. http://hypem.com/track/741737/Coeur+De+Pirate+-+Comme+Des+Enfants+Le+Matos+Andy+Carmichael+Remix). My next major party will be Pushca.com in May, i'm excited about that! Also this year I'm planning to head to Ibiza for my first time.. No plans booked as yet, let me know if you have any good suggestions. Anyway enough banter from me the track listing and the mix! (Remember I'm still new to this, however my mixes should be improving hopefully) Leave your thoughts in the comments! 1. Tunisia Bambaata (Mercury Remix) - Dj MEHDI 2. Let the Music Play (Death To The Throne Remix) - Shannon 3. Blue Monday (Vandilism remix) - Kurd Maverick 4. The Dream Machine - Gunstar 5. Quicksand (autoKratz Drags to Riches remix) - La Roux 6. Don't Upset the Rythm (Kissy Sell Out Vocal Mix) - Noisettes 7. Part of Me (DiscoTech Remix) - Chriss Cornell 8. Rich Girls (The Twelves Remix) - The Virgins 9. Crazy Train (Dot Com Remix) - Ozzy Osbourne 10. Every Little Earthquake (Clap Mike Armour Remix) - Little Boots 11. Drop The Tough (The Twelves remix) - Groove Armada 12. Breakfast (Mercury Remix) - LeLe 13. Lion (Bag Raiders Remix) - ZZZ 14. Ride Like The Wind (2008 Klaas Remix) - Michael Mind 15. Give It up (Kissy Sell Out Remix) - Datarock 16. Raise Me Up - Hercules & Love Affair I'm interested in potentially doing some Bar/Club nights at some point if you all think i'm up to it, I think it would be amazing! Ciao for now.. SamDman