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Today’s Peoples Bank Let’s Talk Indianola is part two of a two-part interview with Warren County Emergency Management Coordinator Troy Bass
On today's show, we have a returning guest to discuss his participation in the commentary for Rankin/Bass' Santa Claus is Comin' to Town and the music of Rankin/Bass. Here he is, Greg Ehrbar, part two. Plus, the usual news from Fun Ideas Productions.
On today's show, we have a returning guest to discuss his participation in the commentary for Rankin/Bass' Santa Claus is Comin' to Town and the music of Rankin/Bass. Here he is, Greg Ehrbar, part one. Plus, the usual news from Fun Ideas Productions.
If you're a devoted Beatles fan, attending a Paul McCartney live concert is a dream come true. The legendary artist never fails to deliver a mesmerizing performance, effortlessly bringing back the magic of the Fab Four. Hits like "Can't Buy Me Love," "Get Back," "Hey Jude," "Let It Be," and "Got To Get You Into My Life" are staples in his setlist. in this highlight from Behind The Hits: Paul McCartney, behind the scenes, Sir Paul faces a unique challenge with one particular Beatles song - "Being For The Benefit of Mr Kite."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Another amazing week of Bent News, our 60th edition! -The rumored Queen catalog purchase price? $1.1B, with a "B!" -Producer Bob Rock weighs in on the Nikki Sixx bass part question! -Queens Of The Stone Age return to live concerts! Click here to find the Louder Sound page that has the files discussed! -Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross go full Ninja Turtle! -Adjacent Fest hits Jersey Shore! Nick Cave speaks! David Draiman's positive prognosis & more! Out Monday, an episode all about Pearl Jam! When you want to hear any episode of the podcast, click here: https://imbalancedhistory.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Another amazing week of Bent News, our 60th edition! -The rumored Queen catalog purchase price? $1.1B, with a "B!" -Producer Bob Rock weighs in on the Nikki Sixx bass part question! -Queens Of The Stone Age return to live concerts! Click here to find the Louder Sound page that has the files discussed! -Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross go full Ninja Turtle! -Adjacent Fest hits Jersey Shore! Nick Cave speaks! David Draiman's positive prognosis & more! Out Monday, an episode all about Pearl Jam! When you want to hear any episode of the podcast, click here: https://imbalancedhistory.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, Ilia Delio and Robert Nicastro interview with historian and religious scholar Diana Butler Bass. We resume Part Two with Ilia and Diana discussing the outlook of Silicon Valley, Teilhard's scientific vision, and the enlightenment that comes from research and discovery.ABOUT DIANA BUTLER BASS:Diana Butler Bass, Ph.D., is an award-winning author, popular speaker, inspiring preacher, and one of America's most trusted commentators on religion and contemporary spirituality. She holds a doctorate in religious studies from Duke University and is the author of eleven books. Her work has received two Wilbur Awards for best nonfiction book of the year, awards from Religion News Association for individual commentary and for Book of the Year, Nautilus Awards Silver and Gold medals, the Illumination Book Award Silver medal, Books for a Better Life Award, Book of the Year of the Academy of Parish Clergy, the Frank S. and Elizabeth D. Brewer Prize for Church History, Substack Fellowship for Independent Writers, and Publishers Weekly's Best Religion Book of the Year.“Science at its best is an open-minded method of inquiry, not a belief system.” Diana Butler BassSupport the showA huge thank you to all of you who subscribe and support our show! This podcast is made possible in part by a grant from The Fetzer Institute—we are very grateful for their support. Support 'Hunger for Wholeness' on Patreon as our team continues to develop content for listeners to dive deeper. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for episode releases and other updates.
The ASGA team gears up for a big ASMFC Spring Meeting with a critical moment in the rebuilding of Atlantic striped bass hanging in the balance. After the return of increased harvest numbers for striped bass in 2023, the chance of rebuilding this stock by the required 2029 looks bleak if action is not taken.#BetterBusinessThroughConservation
Mr Jim's Puzzle Is Now AvailableYes, Mr Jim made a mystery puzzle where its up to you to solve who the mystery animal is! Each Puzzle includes a 54 piece jigsaw puzzle, a Mr Jim audio story, and the mystery animal toy from Schleich®.—> Buy It Now Critter Protector Starter Pack Birthday Shout Out Join the HEYMRJIM Family
Mr Jim's Puzzle Is Now AvailableYes, Mr Jim made a mystery puzzle where its up to you to solve who the mystery animal is! Each Puzzle includes a 54 piece jigsaw puzzle, a Mr Jim audio story, and the mystery animal toy from Schleich®.—> Buy It Now Critter Protector Starter Pack Birthday Shout Out Join the HEYMRJIM Family
You're going to come away from this episode with a whole new way of looking at Facebook Ads. Guaranteed.In fact, Dave Bass bet me $100 that I'd never heard of his method for testing Facebook Ad audiences. He kept his money.This episode (Part 2 of 2) dives right into Dave's unique (and effective) methods for scaling, audiences, going from a small budget to a large budget, and even a way to make naming conventions do double-duty.If you haven't watched Part 1, go watch it and then come back and finish up here with Dave and Part 2. You're guaranteed to learn something new that will help you with your Facebook Ads.Follow us on Instagram @ecommercealley or on TikTok @ecommercealley.Hey, everyone! Real quick, before we get to the episode, I'd like to ask you a HUGE favor. We don't really run ads on this podcast, so if you could take 15 seconds to rate the podcast on whatever app you're using, it would mean the world to me and I'd be incredibly grateful! If you want to go even deeper and get exclusive access to additional resources, weekly livestreams, and a community of growth-minded ecommerce business owners, then you need to join The Ecommerce Alley Facebook group by going to alleypodcast.com/group. There's a bit more than 2,000 of us there and I'd love to see you as well!
If you're struggling with getting Facebook Ads to work for you, you'll want to tune in. This is a Facebook Ads methodology like nothing you've ever seen before. Special Guest, Dave Bass, is a paid media buyer and all-around Facebook Ads master and his unique approach (that you can copy) allows you to spend more on ads without seeing the diminishing returns that you would usually see as you raise your budget.But that's not all. Dave also talks about how he has built a "library" of creatives and audiences that he knows can get the job done.Here's Dave in his own words, "Everything I do is based on testing, seeing what works and what doesn't, and then trying to backend the logic as to why it worked or didn't work." Don't miss this down-to-the-nitty-gritty, deep-in-the-weeds look at a totally new way to look at your Facebook Ads.Follow us on Instagram @ecommercealley or on TikTok @ecommercealley.Hey, everyone! Real quick, before we get to the episode, I'd like to ask you a HUGE favor. We don't really run ads on this podcast, so if you could take 15 seconds to rate the podcast on whatever app you're using, it would mean the world to me and I'd be incredibly grateful! If you want to go even deeper and get exclusive access to additional resources, weekly livestreams, and a community of growth-minded ecommerce business owners, then you need to join The Ecommerce Alley Facebook group by going to alleypodcast.com/group. There's a bit more than 2,000 of us there and I'd love to see you as well!
What is the table on Maundy Thursday is the real intent of Holy Week? And that Good Friday is the moment that Rome decides it is going to destroy the table? So, Rome introduces the cross to stop the feast from going any further than that upper room. In this episode, Bishop Wright and Diana Butler Bass continue their conversation on freeing Jesus through a discussion of the triduum, the three days before Easter, and the argument that Maundy Thursday, the day before the triduum, and the day of The Last Supper, might very well be the most important day of them all. Listen in for the full conversation.Diana Butler Bass, Ph.D., is an award-winning author, popular speaker, inspiring preacher, and one of America's most trusted commentators on religion and contemporary spirituality. Diana's passion is sharing great ideas to change lives and the world—a passion that ranges from informing the public about spiritual trends, challenging conventional narratives about religious practice, entering the fray of social media with spiritual wisdom and smart theology, and writing books to help readers see themselves, their place in history, and God differently. She holds a doctorate in religious studies from Duke University and is the author of eleven books. Her bylines include The New York Times, the Washington Post, CNN.com, Atlantic.com, USA Today, Huffington Post, Spirituality and Health, Reader's Digest, Christian Century, and Sojourners. She has commented on religion, politics, and culture in the media widely including on CBS, CNN, PBS, NPR, CBC, FOX, Sirius XM, TIME, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, and in multiple global news outlets. In the 1990s, she wrote a weekly column on religion and culture for the Santa Barbara News-Press, which was distributed nationally by the New York Times Syndicate.She and her husband live in Alexandria, Virginia, with their dog and their sometimes-successful backyard garden.
In part 1 of this interview, Glen speaks to how he has learned to live a mindful life with daily practice. Glen also speaks to finding his own personal power, as a divorced male in his 40's with 2 children and how that has impacted his life, his decisions, and heart.
From solo bass to bass in a big band. From free jazz to Gypsy Jazz. And lots more. You’ll hear more bassists in this episode. They include Christian McBride, Victoria’s Joey Smith, Eberhard Weber, Stanley Clarke, Charlie Haden, Ron Carter, Brandi Disterheft, Dave Holland, Tiny Grimes, and two by George Duvivier.
I would first like to say that I'm 100% innocent of this crime. 儘管到最後法官判 Tim Bass 27 年監禁，Tim 仍然堅持自己的清白，認為他是百分之百無罪，而且沒有受到公平的審判。 ---- 影片：用「聲音」判斷 a / an / the 發音規則 https://youtu.be/FmV_Tt07zv8 免費電子報：從國際新聞學單字和句型 https://www.kevinenglishpodcast.com/podcast-opt-in
For all you Jaco fans…two tracks from his Weather Report days. I play a track from another electric bassist you’ve probably never heard of…Bill Takas. Another lesser known bassist is Victoria B.C. born Neil Swainson….and here I play a track from the only album under his name, featuring Joe Henderson and Woody Shaw. As well,…Continue reading Episode 181, Jazz Bass Part 2
This episode is part 1 of a three part series on bass players in the world of jazz. I begin with the tuba—which, along with the bass saxophone, was the primary bass instrument in turn of the century New Orleans Jazz. They couldn’t use a string bass because you couldn’t hear it….as there were no…Continue reading Episode 180: Jazz Bass, Part 1
Christmas Eve is upon us as we ring out the old year with this final collection of holiday features to round out the season. We've dug deep for this final handful, boasting the longest collective runtimes thus far, including one which almost made its way to the theaters. It's perhaps also the weirdest batch of the bunch, featuring such oddities as sentient logs, Christmas leprechauns, and cross-contamination with L. Frank Baum's wonderful realm of Oz. Fear not, though, as we have not exhausted the genuine classics yet, as Frosty and Rudolph team up for the directing duo's grandest Christmas canon endeavor. The coals are still warm around The Twin Geeks Christmas Hearth, so make yourself comfortable as we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Hap-Hap-Happy New Year with the final installment of our Rankin/Bass Christmas quest.
We continue our trek through a frosty winter wonderland with six more Rankin/Bass holiday productions, adding to our mixed bag of Christmas goodies with some timeless holiday classics and some other unwieldy misfires long since forgotten. The seasonal canon expands here, as we see the first of several entries in which the directing duo continues the mythos of their previously established works, bringing back the same interpretations of characters like Santa Claus, Frosty, and Rudolph for properly fleshed out sequels. There's also more to be seen of the Little Drummer Boy, and some new faces like Nestor, the long-eared Christmas donkey. Dive in with us and see if these additional features live up to the perennial power of their indelible progenitors.
The annual Christmas specials of veteran stop-motion legends Alan Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass have permeated our pop culture in an unforgettable fashion. The many iconic expansions they rendered, formatting old holiday songs into forty-minute television specials, has encapsulated for so many of us the very essence of the season itself. To decide once and for all which of these stand the test of time we're undertaking an entire retrospective evaluation of the Rankin/Bass Christmas filmography. Not just the iconic classics we grew up watching on television, but the more obscure productions too. For this first entry, we'll be covering the first five directorial specials of the duo, ranging from the annual favorite Santa Claus is Comin' to Town (1970) to the wildly bizarre and artistically baffling Cricket on the Hearth (1967). Join us as we warm ourselves around the fire and spin a yarn about these storied Christmas classics.
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Picking up where we left off, Carlo, Michael, and Scot continue their conversation exploring their favourite songs highlighting the bass guitar.
It's All About The Bass (Part 5) Into The Woods With Stewart Strauss is a listener supported podcast. I thank you for your patronage, by liking and subscribing. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! On this episode of #ITWWSS we're going to celebrate Black Music Month, and hear more from some of the best bassists to ever hold an upright, fretless or fretted bass! There will be plenty of great vocals, percussion, drums, horns, guitars, keyboards, instrumentals, live and studio tracks, and (did I mention) bassists? You'll hear from Chaka Khan and Rufus, Bill Withers, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius, Joni Mitchell, Phoebe Snow with the New York Rock and Soul Revue, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, The Jackson 5, Michael Jackson, Stanley Clarke, and Tower Of Power (TOP) The emphasis is on the musicians we've heard our whole lives, but maybe didn't know who these most accomplished players were. As long as the music moves you, there isn't much more to know, unless you feel like taking a little deeper dive. Some of the bassists you'll hear in the episode are… Dennis Belfield, Jerry Knight, Paul Chambers, Jaco Pastorius, Larry Klein, Lincoln Schleifer, James Jamerson, Wilton Felder, Louis Johnson, Stanley Clarke, and Frances “Rocco” Prestia, The rest of the bands are powerhouse musicians too. Herbie Hancock, David Sanborn, Larry Carlton, Drew Zing, Donald Fagen, Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, Bill Evans, Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Jimmy Cobb, Narada Michael Walden, The Brecker Brothers, Sam and Dave, Vinnie Colaiuta, Michael Landau, Billy Cobham, Darren Johnson, Najee, David Garibaldi, Lenny Williams, Emilio Castillo, Bruce Conte, Mic Gillette, Stephen “Doc” Krupka, Lenny Pickett, Greg Adams, Chester Thompson, and many more. Please check out live performances of my original music, as well as cover songs, skits, and a new segment where I tell stories about meeting various icons of the entertainment industry, to promote this very podcast. All on the Sonny Michaels Show, June edition. Always available on YouTube. There's lots of great talent on the show, including a live performance from Acoustic Alchemy. I performed Bob Dylan's Tangled Up In Blue. Please tune in when the spirit moves you. Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stewart-strauss/support
It's All About The Bass (Part 5) Into The Woods With Stewart Strauss is a listener supported podcast. I thank you for your patronage, by liking and subscribing. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! On this episode of #ITWWSS we're going to celebrate Black Music Month, and hear more from some of the best bassists to ever hold an upright, fretless or fretted bass! There will be plenty of great vocals, percussion, drums, horns, guitars, keyboards, instrumentals, live and studio tracks, and (did I mention) bassists? You'll hear from Chaka Khan and Rufus, Bill Withers, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius, Joni Mitchell, Phoebe Snow with the New York Rock and Soul Revue, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, The Jackson 5, Michael Jackson, Stanley Clarke, and Tower Of Power (TOP) The emphasis is on the musicians we've heard our whole lives, but maybe didn't know who these most accomplished players were. As long as the music moves you, there isn't much more to know, unless you feel like taking a little deeper dive. Some of the bassists you'll hear in the episode are… Dennis Belfield, Jerry Knight, Paul Chambers, Jaco Pastorius, Larry Klein, Lincoln Schleifer, James Jamerson, Wilton Felder, Louis Johnson, Stanley Clarke, and Frances “Rocco” Prestia, The rest of the bands are powerhouse musicians too. Herbie Hancock, David Sanborn, Larry Carlton, Drew Zing, Donald Fagen, Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, Bill Evans, Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Jimmy Cobb, Narada Michael Walden, The Brecker Brothers, Sam and Dave, Vinnie Colaiuta, Michael Landau, Billy Cobham, Darren Johnson, Najee, David Garibaldi, Lenny Williams, Emilio Castillo, Bruce Conte, Mic Gillette, Stephen “Doc” Krupka, Lenny Pickett, Greg Adams, Chester Thompson, and many more. Please check out live performances of my original music, as well as cover songs, skits, and a new segment where I tell stories about meeting various icons of the entertainment industry, to promote this very podcast. All on the Sonny Michaels Show, June edition. Always available on YouTube. There's lots of great talent on the show, including a live performance from Acoustic Alchemy. I performed Bob Dylan's Tangled Up In Blue. Please tune in when the spirit moves you. Cheers!
Leave three bassists together to talk about music and you can expect the conversation to shift to the bass. In this episode Carlo, Michael, and Scot share some of their favourite songs containing some sick bass lines, bass tones, bass techniques, and just overall bass awesomeness.
It's All About The [Iconic Rock] Bass (Part 4) This episode of #ITWWSS takes another dive into the deep end of a guitar shaped pool, where reaching the bottom, we find some of Rock N' Roll's greatest recordings. All the bass players in this show have great skill, soul and their own distinct sound and style. I started playing cello at eight years old. Later in the elementary school orchestra. I wanted to play the upright bass, but I was too small to carry it. I picked up the guitar next. By the time I went to high school in 1967, the Summer Of Love had just taken place. The British Invasion was a few years in. The Doors and Jefferson Airplane just played at a local high school's football field. I'd begun playing guitar in middle school bands, made up of friends. I was playing clarinet in the school orchestra. The Byrds, Monkees, Seeds, Love, Buffalo Springfield, Doors and others were all performing all around L.A. I didn't know at the time that many of those soon to be legends lived about 15 to 20 minutes away, in Laurel Canyon. At about 16 I bought a used Gibson SG Bass, at Saul Betnums Music. Within a day or two, one of the few working high school bands I knew needed to replace their sick bass player, Ed Elowe for a Halloween dance, at a local park. The highly talented Steve Elowe walked me through as many of their songs as possible, including In A Gadda Da Vida, by the Iron Butterfly. I somehow got through the gig, got paid, and became a professional musician. (LOL) As I've been putting together this series of (radio show type) podcasts, the hardest part is choosing what to leave out. There are countless performances by many more bass players that I could ever fit in, plus all the greats I haven't heard of, yet. Part 5 is coming together nicely and I'll do my best to publish it during Black Music Month. It will be the last podcast in the series, but not even close to the last time I'll feature great bassists. I play the bass on all of my original and cover songs. I've only owned three basses in my life. The Gibson bass was traded in towards a new Fender Telecaster. I didn't by another bass until 1994. After the Northridge Earthquake, lots of retail stores had millions of dollars worth of damaged goods. I bought a new Fender Precision Bass that had fallen off the wall and had a gouge in it. As you can imagine, it was sold at a bargain price. I kept it for several years and used it on a few demos, but ended up selling it to a friend in Reno, Nevada. I bought another Fender bass last year, but this time went for a Jazz Bass. I love it to death! Bass is in my bones and DNA. I hope you love it even half as much and enjoy listening to my shows. Perhaps, you'll be inspired to pick up a bass and send me something you've recorded? I'll definitely listen and possibly include it in a podcast. @stewstrauss on Instagram and Twitter In this show you'll hear music from… Jethro Tull, Yes, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, Cream, Free, The Who, The Clash, Rush, Muse, U2, and Joe Walsh. A heavily British slanted show, no doubt. I came of age during the British Invasion and was heavily influenced by the music that followed. Bassists include… Glen Cornick, Chris Squire, John Deacon, John McVie, Paul McCartney, Jack Bruce, Andy Fraser, John Entwhistle, Paul Simonon, Geddy Lee, Chris Woltenholme, Adam Clayton, and George “Chocolate” Perry. Thanks for your continued support and patronage! Happy Listening!!!
It's All About The [Iconic Rock] Bass! (Part 4) This episode of #ITWWSS takes another dive into the deep end of a bass guitar shaped pool, where reaching the bottom, we find some of Rock N' Roll's greatest recordings. All the bass players in this show have great skill, soul and their own distinct sound and style. I started playing cello at eight years old. Later in the elementary school orchestra. I wanted to play the upright bass, but I was too small to carry it. I picked up the guitar next. By the time I went to high school in 1967, the Summer Of Love had just taken place. The British Invasion was a few years in. The Doors and Jefferson Airplane just played at a local high school's football field. I'd begun playing guitar in middle school bands, made up of friends. I was playing clarinet in the school orchestra. The Byrds, Monkees, Seeds, Love, Buffalo Springfield, Doors and others were all performing all around L.A. I didn't know at the time that many of those soon to be legends lived about 15 to 20 minutes away, in Laurel Canyon. At about 16 I bought a used Gibson SG Bass, at Saul Betnums Music. Within a day or two, one of the few working high school bands I knew needed to replace their sick bass player, Ed Elowe for a Halloween dance, at a local park. The highly talented Steve Elowe walked me through as many of their songs as possible, including In A Gadda Da Vida, by the Iron Butterfly. I somehow got through the gig, got paid, and became a professional musician. (LOL) As I've been putting together this series of (radio show type) podcasts, the hardest part is choosing what to leave out. There are countless performances by many more bass players that I could ever fit in, plus all the greats I haven't heard of, yet. Part 5 is coming together nicely and I'll do my best to publish it during Black Music Month. It will be the last podcast in the series, but not even close to the last time I'll feature great bassists. I play the bass on all of my original and cover songs. I've only owned three basses in my life. The Gibson bass was traded in towards a new Fender Telecaster. I didn't by another bass until 1994. After the Northridge Earthquake, lots of retail stores had millions of dollars worth of damaged goods. I bought a new Fender Precision Bass that had fallen off the wall and had a gouge in it. As you can imagine, it was sold at a bargain price. I kept it for several years and used it on a few demos, but ended up selling it to a friend in Reno, Nevada. I bought another Fender bass last year, but this time went for a Jazz Bass. I love it to death! Bass is in my bones and DNA. I hope you love it even half as much and enjoy listening to my shows. Perhaps, you'll be inspired to pick up a bass and send me something you've recorded? I'll definitely listen and possibly include it in a podcast. @stewstrauss on Instagram and Twitter In this show you'll hear music from… Jethro Tull, Yes, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, Cream, Free, The Who, The Clash, Rush, Muse, U2, and Joe Walsh. A heavily British slanted show, no doubt. I came of age during the British Invasion and was heavily influenced by the music that followed. Bassists include… Glen Cornick, Chris Squire, John Deacon, John McVie, Paul McCartney, Jack Bruce, Andy Fraser, John Entwhistle, Paul Simonon, Geddy Lee, Chris Woltenholme, Adam Clayton, and George “Chocolate” Perry. Thanks for your continued support and patronage! Happy Listening!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stewart-strauss/support
It's All About The (Iconic) Bass! On this episode of listener supported #ITWWSS... Songs that you know instantly from their iconic bass line, or the bass carries the song in a unique and recognizable way. I urge you to snap your fingers and move your feet, while you're listening to songs from… Miss Peggy Lee, with Joe Mondragon and Stan Levy. Lou Reed, with Herbie Flowers. Sly and The Family Stone, featuring Larry Graham. Billy Cobham, with Leland Sklar, Jan Hammer and Tommy Bolin. Robben Ford (covering the O'Jays) with Jimmy Earl, Ray Williams, Terry Evans, Edgar Winter, Ivan Neville and Steve Potts. Pink Floyd. Morphine (Mark Sandman.) Muse. Tennessee Ernie Ford. The Blues Brothers, with Donald “Duck” Dunn and Steve Cropper. Aretha Franklin, featuring Chuck Rainey. Stevie Wonder, featuring Nathan Watts. Red Hot Chili Peppers. Stevie Wonder, featuring Prince and En Vogue. Some of these songs and performances influenced generations to follow. Some are so funky, you can smell it! All are great!! Thanks for your continued support and happy listening!!! If you'd like to contact me, please use @stewstrauss on Instagram and Twitter. www.stewartstrauss.net stewartstrauss.bandcamp,com
It's All About The (Iconic) Bass! On this episode of listener supported #ITWWSS... Songs that you know instantly from their iconic bass line, or the bass carries the song in a unique and recognizable way. I urge you to snap your fingers and move your feet, while you're listening to songs from… Miss Peggy Lee, with Joe Mondragon and Stan Levy. Lou Reed, with Herbie Flowers. Sly and The Family Stone, featuring Larry Graham. Billy Cobham, with Leland Sklar, Jan Hammer and Tommy Bolin. Robben Ford (covering the O'Jays) with Jimmy Earl, Ray Williams, Terry Evans, Edgar Winter, Ivan Neville and Steve Potts. Pink Floyd. Morphine (Mark Sandman.) Muse. Tennessee Ernie Ford. The Blues Brothers, with Donald “Duck” Dunn and Steve Cropper. Aretha Franklin, featuring Chuck Rainey. Stevie Wonder, featuring Nathan Watts. Red Hot Chili Peppers. Stevie Wonder, featuring Prince and En Vogue. Some of these songs and performances influenced generations to follow. Some are so funky, you can smell it! All are great!! Thanks for your continued support and happy listening!!! If you'd like to contact me, please use @stewstrauss on Instagram and Twitter. www.stewartstrauss.net stewartstrauss.bandcamp,com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stewart-strauss/support
Best Of Neurofunk 2020 | Drum and Bass (Part 2) Selected By Mandra-X Tracklist: soon Download Here: Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/mandra-x/best-of-neurofunk-2020 Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/mandra-x/best-of-neurofunk-2020-2 Check the Best Of Neurofunk 2020 Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6OK8v2KrZMcd7SyCOJVWlU?si=OYsjH6niS7y6Xh8R_sAKJg Connect with Mandra-X: FB: https://bit.ly/2p4hRfs INSTA: https://bit.ly/2OuB9W5 SC: https://bit.ly/30ZGXJC MIXCLOUD: https://bit.ly/3280klm Youtube Channels: Hardcore: https://bit.ly/3d9YPIu Drum & Bass: https://bit.ly/3fcgz7x Hard Techno: https://bit.ly/2Ysy8dV Follow on: SPOTIFY Hardcore: https://spoti.fi/3hn9fpx SPOTIFY DnB: https://spoti.fi/3eSvNi1 SPOTIFY Doom: https://spoti.fi/2VHVCd7 SPOTIFY Hard Techno: https://spoti.fi/359aNir ITUNES podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/the-…on/id1356504419 All rights go to their respective owners. We only promote the artists/labels and don't own any of the tracks used in this video, neither do we make any profit with this video. If you disagree with this content, then don't need to call the cops, just contact us :) NO MONETIZATION for this. Don't forget to SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE
Best Of Neurofunk 2020 | Drum and Bass (Part 1) Selected By Mandra-X Tracklist: Konstructor - Accretion The Prophecy - Illumination Extraction - About Time Molecular - Jockey Disco Synergy & Buunshin - Blue Veil Synergy & Malux - Collider Zombie Cats - Keepalive Audio & Forbidden Society - Iris Audio Confined Audio - Elements Audio - Genesis Device (Black Sun Empire Remix) Confusion & City Arkham - Chainsaw Disaszt - Black Depths Kanine - Lighter Crew Lovely & Dj Fu - Deja Vu Nais - Jngl Opsen- Block Cypher Rido - Inner Balance Simula - Hydra Skore - Levels SLANDER & Kompany - Broken (Mefjus Remix) Synergy - Continuous Task Horizon - Drowning In Fire The Clamps - Cats On Acid The Clamps - Illegal Download Here: Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/mandra-x/best-of-neurofunk-2020 Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/mandra-x/best-of-neurofunk-2020-2 Check the Best Of Neurofunk 2020 Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6OK8v2KrZMcd7SyCOJVWlU?si=OYsjH6niS7y6Xh8R_sAKJg Connect with Mandra-X: FB: https://bit.ly/2p4hRfs INSTA: https://bit.ly/2OuB9W5 SC: https://bit.ly/30ZGXJC MIXCLOUD: https://bit.ly/3280klm Youtube Channels: Hardcore: https://bit.ly/3d9YPIu Drum & Bass: https://bit.ly/3fcgz7x Hard Techno: https://bit.ly/2Ysy8dV Follow on: SPOTIFY Hardcore: https://spoti.fi/3hn9fpx SPOTIFY DnB: https://spoti.fi/3eSvNi1 SPOTIFY Doom: https://spoti.fi/2VHVCd7 SPOTIFY Hard Techno: https://spoti.fi/359aNir ITUNES podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/the-…on/id1356504419 All rights go to their respective owners. We only promote the artists/labels and don't own any of the tracks used in this video, neither do we make any profit with this video. If you disagree with this content, then don't need to call the cops, just contact us :) NO MONETIZATION for this. Don't forget to SHARE - LIKE - COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE
In Part 2 of our deep dive on bass, we look at Ben's methodical approach to zeroing on a great recording setup and then blending his recorded tones together for a result that's straight fire.
Ben leads the guys in a discussion on everything that contributes to a final, killer bass tone and how his own tone journey was shaped.
In this week’s episode, Daniel Ray continues his conversation with Justin Bass about his 2020 book, The Bedrock of Christianity: The Unalterable Facts of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection. Dr. Bass completed his undergraduate degree at SMU’s Cox School of Business then earned a ThM in Theology and a PhD in New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. He currently works at an NGO in Amman, Jordan serving Christian and Muslim refugees fleeing ISIS. He is also professor of New Testament at Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS) and author of The Battle for the Keys: Revelation 1:18 and Christ’s Descent to the Underworld. BONUS LINKS: Here are some additional resources: The Bedrock of Christianity: The Unalterable Facts of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection(2020), by Justin Bass: https://bit.ly/JustinBassBk The Battle for the Keys: Revelation 1:18 and Christ’s Descent to the Underworld (2014), by Justin Bass: https://bit.ly/JBassBook2 Justin Bass, “Why Western Intellectuals Are Dreaming Christian Dreams,” The Gospel Coalition, (May 15, 2020), https://uhop.me/JustinBassGC Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS), Amman, Jordan: www.jets.edu FREE: We are also offering a free subscription to our bimonthly Profiles here: www.watchman.org/Free. SUPPORT: Help us create more content like this. Join the Apologetics Profile podcast team for as little as $1 here: www.patreon.com/WatchmanFellowship. Apologetics Profile is a ministry of Watchman FellowshipFor more information, visit www.watchman.org © Watchman Fellowship, Inc.
We finish up our Series on Norm Bass - in this final episode we dive into how his 2-sport athlete status came to an abrupt end because arthritis forced him to retire from baseball. Luckily, Norm found table tennis, and the rest is history...Make sure you listen to part 1-3 for the full Norm Bass story! You can also catch these on Youtube with pictures and archives
In this week’s episode, Daniel Ray, staff apologist of Watchman Fellowship, interviews Dr. Justin Bass, author of The Bedrock of Christianity: The Unalterable Facts of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection. Dr. Bass completed his undergraduate degree at SMU’s Cox School of Business then earned a ThM in Theology and a PhD in New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. He currently works at an NGO in Amman, Jordan serving Christian and Muslim refugees fleeing ISIS. He is also professor of New Testament at Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS) and author of The Battle for the Keys: Revelation 1:18 and Christ’s Descent to the Underworld. In part one of this interview, Justin recounts his unexpected journey to belief in Christ, his passion to defend the Christian faith, and his calling to serve and teach in the middle east. BONUS LINKS: Here are some additional resources: The Bedrock of Christianity: The Unalterable Facts of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection(2020), by Justin Bass: https://bit.ly/JustinBassBk The Battle for the Keys: Revelation 1:18 and Christ’s Descent to the Underworld (2014), by Justin Bass: https://bit.ly/JBassBook2 Justin Bass, “Why Western Intellectuals Are Dreaming Christian Dreams,” The Gospel Coalition, (May 15, 2020), https://uhop.me/JustinBassGC Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS), Amman, Jordan: www.jets.edu FREE: We are also offering a free subscription to our bimonthly Profiles here: www.watchman.org/Free. SUPPORT: Help us create more content like this. Join the Apologetics Profile podcast team for as little as $1 here: www.patreon.com/WatchmanFellowship. Apologetics Profile is a ministry of Watchman FellowshipFor more information, visit www.watchman.org © Watchman Fellowship, Inc.
Episode 3/4 with Norm Bass - The 1st African-American athlete since WWII to play 2 professional sports. You will follow all of the personal and professional setbacks and triumphs that make Norm Bass such an interesting figure!
Part 2/4 with 1960’s Sports Pioneer and Los Angeles personality Norm Bass
C. L. Bass is a consummate musical craftsman and a world-class artist of choral and orchestral expression and nuance. Those who know Dr. Bass best appreciate him not only for his artistry but also for being a highly approachable human being, a kind advocate, and a loyal friend. As we go deeper into the dedication of this servant-musician, there is much to learn from the vocational commitment of this creator of musical beauty. Not only is he a teacher second to none; he is also himself a student and a life-long learner.
Over the past twenty-five years, retired church music professor and composer C. L. Bass has produced an abundance of musical resources for YouthCUE Festivals held throughout the United States and Canada. In the first of this two-part interview, Dr. Bass speaks about his primary years of musical discovery and how important personal relationships were to his early musical growth. A music educator par excellence, the informal conversation with C. L. provides powerful insights for us student choir directors as well as the teenagers we direct.
Adam Linz joins us once again for part two. Adam is a well-known bass player in the Twin Cities jazz scene. He co-leads the internationally award-winning group Fat Kid Wednesdays with childhood friends Mike Lewis and JT Bates, touring extensively throughout Europe and North America. Adam has taught at Macalester College, Augsburg College, Minnesota Institute … Continue reading "Adam Linz, bass, Part Two"
Adam Linz joins us once again for part two. Adam is a well-known bass player in the Twin Cities jazz scene. He co-leads the internationally award-winning group Fat Kid Wednesdays with childhood friends Mike Lewis and JT Bates, touring extensively throughout Europe and North America. Adam has taught at Macalester College, Augsburg College, Minnesota Institute …Continue reading "Adam Linz, bass, Part Two"
Adam is a well-known bass player in the Twin Cities jazz scene. He co-leads the internationally award-winning group Fat Kid Wednesdays with childhood friends Mike Lewis and JT Bates, touring extensively throughout Europe and North America. Adam has taught at Macalester College, Augsburg College, Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth and EDAM Music outreach in Paris, … Continue reading "Adam Linz, bass, Part One"
Adam is a well-known bass player in the Twin Cities jazz scene. He co-leads the internationally award-winning group Fat Kid Wednesdays with childhood friends Mike Lewis and JT Bates, touring extensively throughout Europe and North America. Adam has taught at Macalester College, Augsburg College, Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth and EDAM Music outreach in Paris, …Continue reading "Adam Linz, bass, Part One"
Show Notes We continue our discussion of the role of the bass in music. Part 1 discussed harmony, and part 2 discusses playing in time. Mat and Tommy share their view of the bass player through their personal experiences and give some examples from their own playing. Share, comment, like, subscribe! Don’t forget to give us a rating! Links Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/bpelkdoz61rtjou6fivwjuq1u/playlist/0Y3sjgSWWZQjZUBFUZy0Tp?si=XGIHrisfT629iz__t6xz0Q The post The Role of the Bass Part 2 appeared first on Just the Bassics.
Show Notes Every modern song has a bass of some sort, but what exactly is it doing? In this episode we talk about what a bass player is supposed to do and offer some tips on how to get the most out of your playing. Like our show? Leave us a review and share us with your friends! Links Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/bpelkdoz61rtjou6fivwjuq1u/playlist/0Y3sjgSWWZQjZUBFUZy0Tp?si=XGIHrisfT629iz__t6xz0Q The post The Role of the Bass Part 1 appeared first on Just the Bassics.
Giant Smallmouth and Billy Gotta Bass - Part 2
Giant Smallmouth and Billy Gotta Bass - Part 1
The final part of This Writing Life's conversation with Rick Bass, award winning writer and respected environmental activist, begins where the last podlet ended. 'Obey little, resist much.' From there, we consider time and how art can help breed a sense of empathy. Bass bashes the de-humanising effects of corporate existence, the apathy and 'altered truths' that make up contemporary life. The pod ends with more Trump, some lighter discussion of Bass's writing day, his family, and finally - with one eye on the audio-audience, so to speak - some chat about Montana. For a little more about Bass' superb collection For a Little While, visit. You can listen to Rick read The Hermit's Story here. Thank you for listening.
In part four of This Writing Life's conversation with Rick Bass, whose new book For a Little While (Pushkin) on 2017's Story Prize, we talk about his love of the short story, and why it is the most human of literary forms. We return to the relationship between Bass's environmentalism and his writing, before skipping off again onto nature writing and finally the difference between optimism and hope in Bass's conception of humankind. Buried somewhere in all this, Bass refuses to talk about his new novel. 'It's an old writer's taboo...' The fifth and final part to follow next week.
Part three of This Writing Life's transatlantic chat with a Montana-bound Rick Bass takes in the material in Episode 119: in which Rick reviews his short story career in For a Little While (Pushkin), and attempting to describe what it feels like to be lost in a story. In between he discusses the connections between writing and geology, about following his imaginative nose through a story. To finish, we talk about his story 'Elk', which first appeared in the New Yorker, images of substrata and blue in his work, and the mysteriousness of his own characters. Part 4 to follow.
Part two of This Writing Life's transatlantic conversation with Rick Bass, novelist, activist, award-winning short story writer, begins with a question referencing Philip Larkin, Romanticism and Transcendentalism and continues with an answer discussing fiction, geology, humans and time: 'We are new to this world. We don't know how to be in this old world.' ----more----From here we moved towards some if not all the following: Bass, religion and nature 'fostered alike by beauty and by fear': nature as teacher? autobiography, family and discovering nature nature as idea or reality? Annie Gillard, Peter Matheson, Edward Abbey: Bass and nature writing 'I like people. I just don't like being around them': Bass as misanthropist? bookshops, Russians, Flannery O'Connor, Jim Harrison: how did Bass start writing? Part 3 to follow.
'I am working on a new novel...and an op-ed for the Los Angeles paper about Trump and his reign of terror.' Here in one line is This Writing Life's lengthy podcast conversation with Rick Bass - novelist, award-winning short story writer, and environmental activist. In future episodes we discuss For a Little While, a collection of his best short fiction, which a week after we spoke won the prestigious Story Prize. We began however with Rick Bass the Environmental Activist - in his home state of Montana and elsewhere across the United States and disunited world. You can read more about his work to save the natural world and fight the powers that seek to denude it at his excellent website: rickbass.net/projects. ----more---- We spoke over the magic of Skype. This not only allowed us to talk from different locations (TWL at home in Oxford; Bass from his writing office near Montana State University), it inspired new, if temporary theme music. Other sounds are provided by the TWL daughter: 'It's good music,' Bass said kindly as she chatters in the background. In this opening instalment, our focus was on the election of Donald Trump and what it might mean for the environment and environmental politics in the United States. Bass is unequivocal: 'In the worst nightmare horror movie you would not have such goings on'. From this low point we skate upwards to: Bass on the 2016 Presidential race 'Everybody's in mourning and is searching for a centre current of resistance': the response to Trump's ascension 'I for one am glad I have guns': Bass on protest and a 'terrifying' America would Hilary Clinton have been a greener President? Trump, the Keystone Pipeline, Scott Pruitt - reasons not to be cheerful the state of writing and journalism under Trump 'cultural clamour': the changing, angry face of public politics in America Rick Bass: writing or activism; writing and activism? science, art, politics Part two to follow.
Back for part two. Sam Bass continues his discussion with Karsyn and Kelley about his career, the current battles he is facing, his drive to not let anything get him down, and the special gift he brought for the family and what it meant to them.
Kelley and Karsyn welcome the amazing NASCAR artist and long time family friend Sam Bass to the show to discuss how he got his start, his most prized possessions and some incredible stories with Dale Sr. Tune in as Sam shares it all in the first of two episodes.
This is a special episode featuring Marcus Bass, organizer, activist, servant leader. We talk education, politics, and a plethora of conversations we don't have as a culture. This is one of the most direct conversations about race that we have had on this podcast. Find Marcus Here: Facebook:www.facebook.com/coldcase09 Twitter: https://twitter.com/marcusbassnc Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/marcus-bass-77659968/
In this episode of The Rough Draft Diaries, Haley gets acquainted with one of Toledo's Jazz Icons, Clifford Murphy. Clifford is known for playing in his jazz group, The Murphy's and for playing at his Jazz Cafe, Murphy's Place. Listen in to hear how these two objects came into Clifford's life in part two of his story of The RDD.
In this episode of The Rough Draft Diaries, Haley gets acquainted with one of Toledo's Jazz Icons, Clifford Murphy. Clifford is known for playing in his jazz group, The Murphy's and for playing at his Jazz Cafe, Murphy's Place. Listen in to hear how these two objects came into Clifford's life on this episode of The RDD.
ON part 2 of our show. Josh and James will go over how they find and catch Summer bass. We ran out of time on the last show. So will go over it this show. But not only that we will be talking about our benefit tournament we have coming up August 21 for a good friend of ours. Also James caught a Hawg the other day. We will be going over how big it was and how he caught it. And much much more. Dont miss it.
Tracklisting for last nights set - had to mix with a weird old skool headphone like telephone - NOT FUN!! QST Red Dwarf (Saxxon Remix) Solid State Just a Vision (Marcus Intalex & ST Files Remix) Ram Trilogy Reflection Q Project Champion Sound (Total Science Remix) Bad Company Numbers Calibre Behind The Sun Q-Project Feel It Ram Trilogy Beastman Keaton & Hive The Plague_Keaton & Hive Dillinja featuring Skibadee Twist Em Out High Contrast Racing Green DJ Marky & XRS Rotation Calibre Drop It Down DJ Zinc Casino Royale Moving Fusion Turbulence D.Kay & DJ Lee Touch UFO Something Out There Ed Rush & Optical Watermelon Freestyles Musically Dope (Ganja Kru Remix)) Dillinja Hard Noize Optical To Shape The Future Origin Unknown Sound in Motion Capone Tudor Rose Ram Trilogy Titan Reel Time Mine Stakka & Skynet Decoy Bad Company wednesday Hatiras Spaced Invader (J Majik Remix) Danny Byrd Gold Rush SIGMA EL PRESIDENTE VIP Aphrodite Style from the darkside
Вторая часть выступления на Open Air X-BEACH #8 в Вельске, Drum & Bass в его различных проявлениях.
Вторая часть выступления на Open Air X-BEACH #8 в Вельске, Drum & Bass в его различных проявлениях.
Tracklist below Ram Trilogy Evolution DJ Trace Sniper Usual Suspects Shrapnel (Stakka & Skynet Remix) Future Cut Horns 2000 Q Project Champion Sound (Total Science Remix) Capone Tudor Rose The Terrorist Chopper Digital Waterhouse Dub Total Science Lightweight Cause4Concern Relentless - Stakka & Skynet Remix Konflict Maelstrom Ed Rush & Optical Watermelon Stakka & Skynet 9000 Series (feat. DJ Red) Bad Company Planet Dust Moving Fusion Thunderball Fresh Switch John B Up All Night Stakka & Skynet Decoy Rawhill Cru Mo' Fire (Andy C & Fresh Remix) Cause4Concern Peep Show UFO Terrordome Dillinja Live Or Die Ed Rush & Optical Pacman (Ram Trilogy Remix) Ram Trilogy Milky Way Total Science Nosher Bad Company dosage Cause4Concern Slimeball Concord Dawn Bad Bones Danny C Star Fresh Signal Noisia The Tide Resonant Evil Troubleshoot Pendulum Masochist Unknown Error Hellraiser Konflict Messiah (Noisia Remix) Pendulum Through The Loop Limewax Bomb Dkay and Rawfull Be There 4 you
In 1997 I heard Brown Paper Bag and my D&B journey began. 18 years and half a lifetime later, here are some of the biggest tracks and personal favourites over that time. Komatic – Solution High Contrast vs. F.S.O.L. – Papua New Guinea Remix D.Kay & Epsilon feat. Stamina MC – Barcelona DJ Marky & XRS feat. Stamina MC – LK ‘Carolina Carol Bela’ XRS Land – Secrets of the Floating Island Un-Cut feat. Future Cut & Jenna G – Midnight (Marcus Intalex & S.T. Files Remix) High Contrast – True Colours DJ Zinc – Casino Royale High Contrast – Racing Green Logistics – Somersaults Roni Size/Reprazent – Trust Me Logistics – Together Shy FX & T Power – Feelings Shy FX – Shake Ur Body Nu:Logic feat. Lifford – Everlasting Days VIP M.I.S.T. – Outerspace (???) – That Amen Trk !! Bad Company & Trace – Nitrous Bad Company – Planet Dust Bad Company – The Pulse Digital & Spirit – Phantom Force Q Project – Champion Sound (Total Science Hardcore Will Never Die Remix) Ram Trilogy – Titan Ed Rush, Optical & Fierce – Alien Girl Dom & Roland – Imagination Etherwood – Hold Your Breath (Spectrasoul Remix)
In 1997 I heard Brown Paper Bag and my D&B journey began. 18 years and half a lifetime later, here are some of the biggest tracks and personal favourites over that time. LTJ Bukem – Rhodes to Freedom Nuyorican Soul feat. Jocelyn Brown – It’s Alright, I Feel It! (Roni Size Remix) Roni Size – Windrush Roni Size/Reprazent – Watching Windows (DJ Die Gnarly Vocal Mix) Mist:i:cal – Mistical Dub MC Conrad & Makoto – Golden Girl Special Forces – What I Need Kosheen – (Slip & Slide) Suicide (Decoder & Substance Mix) Ed Rush & Optical – Funktion Ed Rush & Optical – Bacteria dBridge – True Romance VIP Moving Fusion – Turbulence Capone – Friday DJ Hype – Closer to God Scorpio – Li-Li Die – Clear Skyz Roni Size/Reprazent – Brown Paper Bag Zinc feat. Slarta Jon – Flim (Calibre Vocal Mix) Digital – Deadline Breakbeat Era – Our Disease Tera Inta Warriors – Inta (Special Forces Remix) The Spirit – Final Chapter (TransAtlantic Turmoil Mix) Klute – We R The Ones (Klute Remix) Matrix & Futurebound – Family (Nu-Tone & Logistics Remix)
Vinyl set - Tracklist below Deep Blue - Helicopter tune (Cause 4 Concern remix) Jonny L - See Red Dom & Roland - Cant punish me Dj Trace - Sonar MAC II - Time is the fire Dylan and Ink - California Curse Jonny L - Walking through air (optical remix) Ray Keith - tailking to you Dillinja - All aboard Kaotic Kemistry - Dom & Roland Remix Cause 4 Concern - shrapnel Moving fusion - shadows Tech itch and kemel - the calling Krakken - side effects Cause for concern - renegade hardware BC and Trace - Son of nitrous Dillinja - this is a warning Ram trilogy - milky way Reprazent - Watching windows (die remix) TC - lets go BC - Pulse Souljah - Fade to black Keaton and Hive - The Plague BC and Trace - Mutation 2000 X Raiden - Pinball Adam Freeland - We want your soul (ed rush and optical remix) Digital Nation - White Adam F and J majik - Metrosound Hive - Neo Lemon D - Violent Killer Concord Dawn - Morning Light Klute - Hell hath no fury
In their second episode, the Poster Boys talk about their favorite movie posters of 2014, speculate on the enigmatic posters for Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING, and wrap up their two-part discussion of the life and work of legendary designer Saul Bass. SHOW NOTES & LINKS The Making of Under the Skin with Neil Kellerhouse Adrian Curry's Best Movie Posters of 2014 at MUBI Archie Boston Interview with Saul Bass Bill Gold: Posterworks by ReelArt Press Why Man Creates Quest Kubrick's Gold Story by Rob Ager Part 1 Part 2 Tom Bauvais interview with Film On Paper Philip Castle interview by Steven Mepsted Music selections: “Bass on Titles” opening theme, QUEST original soundtrack by Elaine Bass and Berrington Van Campen, THE SHINING original soundtrack by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind, WHY MAN CREATES original soundtrack by Jeff Alexander. Follow Brandon Schaefer at @seekandspeak, and Sam Smith at @samsmyth. Please send any questions or feedback to theposterboyspodcast@gmail.com. Special thanks to producer Adrian Cobb.
In their premiere podcast, the Poster Boys discuss the work of Saul Bass in the first of two-part episode on the design legend. They also chat about some new design books that have inspired them lately, and open the Flat File to discuss the various international posters for Alfred Hitchcock's VERTIGO. SHOW NOTES & LINKS Saul Bass: A Life in Film and Design Brandon's "The Art House" column at Film.com Sam's process posts Ed Emberley by AMMO Books John Alvin by Titan Books Adrian Curry on VERTIGO posters See Saul Bass' MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM designs, ADVISE AND CONSENT designs, the VERTIGO posters from the Flat File, and more at theposterboys.tumblr.com. Music selections: Bass on Titles opening theme, THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM theme by Elmer Bernstein, VERTIGO theme by Bernard Hermann. Follow Brandon Schaefer at @seekandspeak, and Sam Smith at @samsmyth. Please send any questions or feedback to theposterboyspodcast@gmail.com. Special thanks to producer Adrian Cobb.
Welcome to Podcast 22, it is B-12's long awaited show 200, the final Stressless Sunday show. B's back to take you through Part 2 of the best new drum and bass for another massive 3 hour show and at 320k quality. B-12 would like to thank everyone who supported the show though almost 5 years and 200 shows. You know who you are! Enjoy the finale. It's BIG! Don't worry, we'll still be getting regular podcasts and mixes from DJ B-12. Tracklist 1. Blu Mar Ten - Overwhelm (Seba remix) 2. Chicane - Come Back (Shock One Remix) 3. Netsky - Iron Heart 4. Above and Beyond - On A Good Day (J Majik and Wickaman Remix) 5. Culture Shock Featuring Furlonge - Surprise 6. Rox - No Going Back (DC Breaks remix) 7. Rusko Featuring Amber Coffman - Hold On 8. Deadmau5 - Ghosts N Stuff (Sub Focus Remix) 9. Cube - Metrolovers 10. Beyonce - Crazy In Love (Muffler Remix) 11. Rockwell - Full Circle 12. Need For Mirrors - Gallows 13. Alix Perez ft Noisia - Loose Ends 14. The Upbeats - Big Skeleton 15. Sub Focus - Timewarp VIP 16. John B - Numbers (Camo and Krooked Remix) 17. MRSA - Different 18. Grafix - Take Your Time 19. Switch - A Bit Patchy (Sub Focus Remix) 20. DJ Fresh - Heavyweight 21. Camo and Krooked - Without You 22. The Egg - Walking Away (J Majik and Wickaman Remix) 23. I Blame Coco - In Spirit Golden (DC Breaks Remix) 24. Chase and Status featuring Mali - Let You Go (Brookes Brothers Remix) 25. Mclean - Finally In Love (Camo and Krooked remix) 26. Deadmau5 and Kaskade - I Remember (J Majik and Wickaman Remix) 27. Lenzman - Rags To Riches 28. Culture Shock - Bad Red 29. Utopia - Diamond Shine 30. Sub Focus featuring Coco - Splash 31. Xilent - Step One 32. DC Breaks - Halo 33. DC Breaks - Halo (Rewind) 34. Camo and Krooked - Climax 35. Netsky featuring Bev Lee Harding - Let's Leave Tomrrow 36. Shock One Featuring Merik and Phetsta - True Believer 37. Apex Featuring Ayah - Space Between 38. Netsky Featuring Terri Pace - Mellow 39. Agent X Featuring Mutya and Ultra - Fallin (Shockone Mix) 40. Cyantific Featuring Diane Charlemagne - Don't Follow 41. Drifta And Static - Still A Friend Of Mine 42. Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (High Contrast Remix) 43. London Elektricity - Just One Second (Apex Remix) 44. Logistics - Warehouse 45. Vicious Circle, Fierce - Section 46. Styles and Breeze Featuring Karen Danzig - Heartbeatz (Specialist Sound Remix) 47. Level 2 - Ghetto Sounds 48. Professor Green Featuring Lily Allen - Just Be Good To Green (Camo and Krooked Instrumental Remix) 49. Cyantific - 88mph 50. Danny Byrd - Amen Alley
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Welcome back for another edition of the Stress Factor Podcast. This is episode 21, we bring you a very special podcast, one of the final 2 radio shows from DJ B-12. Brian smashes it with a massive 3 hour best of/favourites new drum and bass session to end of 2010 and his long running rado show of judt under 5 years. This is also Bs 199th show. With his final show was Sunday, 28th of November, 2010 it was part 2 of this set another best of/favs new drum and bass. Brian spent all week preparing for this show, carefully selecting tunes for this 2 part finale. We are/he is very pleased with how it came out which is why we have made it available as a podcast. This set features 49 of B-12s and the listeners favourite tunes as played by B during the 199 shows. Do not sleep on this set! If you love drum and bass, you will love this! Tracklist 1. Mutated Forms - Last Time Featuring Jenna G 2. Logistics - Together 3. Logistics - Transporter 4. Grafix - Let Go 5. Grafix - Show Me How 6. The Burbs - Cool Air 7. Gmorozov - Internet=Hate 8. Delta Heavy - Space Time 9. Camo and Krooked - Can't Get Enough 10. Break and Hydro - Deliverance 11. All Theieves - Stars (Zero T remix) 12. Subwave - Ubikz 13. Cube - Night Trip 14. Funkstar De Luxe - Do You Feel (Metrik Remix) 15. Netsky - Pirate Bay 16. Sigma - Baltimore (Instrumental Mix) 17. Sigma - Stronger 18. Bachelors of Science - Strings Track (Apex Remix) 19. Netsky - Escape feat Darrison (VIP Mix) 20. Indivision and Livewire - Skylights 21. Fourward - Let Me 22. Interface - Get Lo 23. Brookes Brothers - Last Night 24. Sub Focus - Smooth 25. Logistics - Reality Checkpoint 26. Random Movement and Redeyes - How Many Ways (Original Mix) 27. Grafix - Make Me Real 28. Wilkinson - Scream 29. Current Value - Higher VIP 30. Camo and Krooked Vs Body N Soul - The Reward 31. Nero - Electron 32. Bloc Party - Trojan Horse (John B Remix) 33. John B feat. Shaz Sparks - Red Sky 34. Subsonik Vs. Kiro - Hold On 35. McLean - Broken (Sigma Dub) 36. Seba feat Robert Manos - Heaven Sent 37. Blue Mar Ten - Starting Over (2009 Remix) 38. Lenzman feat. Riya - Open Page 39. Lenzman feat. Riya - Bittersweet Part 2 40. Die and Interface (Feat. William Cartwright) - Bright Lights (Lenzman Remix) 41. Seba - Distance 42. Seba - Painted Skies 43. Sub Focus - Follow The Light 44. Logistics - Everything Is Illuminated 45. Seba - Never Let You Go 46. London Elektricity - The Great Drum and Bass Swindle (Logistics Remix) 47. CLS - Their Names Were Trot And Melon 48. Concord Dawn - You Dont Have To Run 49. Furlonge feat. Katie Alley - This Love
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THE RISKY PRESENTS... THE PAST DECADE OF DRUM&BASS PART 3 (2006 - 2009) The final installment of the 'Decade of Drum&Bass' Series, presented by The Risky. Spanning the past four years, hear the heaviest tunes of the time, including huge tracks from High Contrast, Chase and Status, Calibre, Alix Perez and many more... 2006 Taxman - Too Bad - Frontline Shy FX & T Power Feat.Top Cat - Everyday - Digital Soundboy Recordings Twisted Individual & APB - Hand Grenade (Clipz Remix) - Grid Recordings DJ Die & Clipz - Number 1 (Feat. Ben Westbeech) - Full Cycle TC - Jump - D-Style Sub Focus - Airplane - RAM Records Noisia - Facade - RAM Records Benny Page - Turn The Lights Down - Digital Soundboy Recordings Chase & Status (feat. Jenna G) - In Love - Bingo J Majik & Wickaman (feat. Kathy Brown) - Crazy World - Infrared Futurebound & Matrix - American Beauty - white label (BEAUTY001) Total Science & MC Conrad - Soul Patrol - CIA Records 2007 Commix - Be True - Metalheadz Lynx (feat. Ciah) - Disco Dodo - Creative Source Breakage - Clarendon - Digital Soundboy Commix - Talk To Frank - Metalheadz Break - Let It Happen - Shogun Audio Sigma - All Blue - Life Recordings High Contrast - If We Ever - Hospital Records DJ Hazard & Distorted Minds - Mr Happy - Playaz DJ Brockie & Ed Solo - Reprazent (Chase & Status Remix) - Undiluted Jonny L - Back To Your Roots (DJ Friction & K Tee RMX) - Shogun Audio Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Harder - Technique Recordings TC - Rockstar - D-Style Demo & Cease - Ladies Night VIP - Human Imprint Recordings Chase & Status - Hurt You - RAM Records 2008 D-Bridge - Wonder Where - Non-Plus Noisia - Diplodocus - Quarantine Break - Is This What You Want (Symmetry LP) - Symmetry Lifted Crew (Apex, Spor, Ewun & Evol Intent) - Dirge - Lifted Music RAM Trilogy - Screamer VIP - RAM Records DJ Hazard - Machete - Playaz Sub Focus - Timewarp - RAM Records Chase & Status - Take Me Away - RAM Records Chase & Status - Pieces (feat. Plan B) - RAM Records The Brookes Brothers - Tear You Down - Breakbeat Kaos Adele - Hometown Glory (High Contrast RMX) - XL Recordings J Majik & Wickaman (feat. Kathy Brown) - Crazy World VIP - Data Blame - Stay Forever - Charge Recordings 2009 D-Bridge - Inner Disbelief - Exit Records Alix Perez (Feat. Peven Everett & Spectrasoul) - Forsaken - Shogun Audio Calibre - Let Me Hold You - Signature Serum & Bladerunner - Snake Fist - Creative Source Spor - Aztec - Shogun Audio Sub Focus - Rock It - RAM Records Set If Off – Friction & K-Tee - Shogun Audio DJ Fresh - Heavyweight - Digital Soundboy Nero - Act Like You Know - Breakbeat Kaos J Majik & Wickaman - Feel About You - Mosquito Steve Angello & Laidback Luke - Show Me Love (Blame Remix) - Data Blame - Because of You - 720 Rockwell - Underpass - Critical FOLLOW THE RISKY ON TWITTER... www.twitter.com/therisky DRUM&BASSARENA PODCASTS podcasts@breakbeat.co.uk for suggestions and comments shoutouts@breakbeat.co.uk for shoutouts and track requests. competition@breakbeat.
THE RISKY PRESENTS... THE PAST DECADE OF DRUM&BASS PART 2 (2003 - 2005) The Risky returns from down under to deliver the second installment of the 'Decade of Drum&Bass' series. Spanning from 2003 - 2005, checkout this massive selection including tracks from Fresh, Pendulum, Sub Focus, Calibre, Zinc and many many more! 2003 Pendulum - Vault (31 Records) Sub Focus - Down The Drain (Frequency) RAM Trilogy - Screamer (RAM Records) Hive - Neo (Violence Recordings) Keaton & Hive - The Plague (Renegade Hardware) Technical Itch & Kemal - The Calling (Moving Shadow) Distorted Minds - T-10 (Kaos Recordings) Twisted Individual - Bandwagon Blues (Formation Records) Fresh - Signal (RAM Records) Rawhill Cru - Mo' Fire (Bad Company Remix) (BC Recordings) Total Science & Baron - Nosher (Baron VIP) (CIA Ltd) Ebony Dubsters - Ra! (Ebony Dubs) Roni Size (featuring Rahzel) - Out Of Breath (Full Cycle) Marcus Intalex & ST Files - Outaspace (Soul:R) Badmarsh & Shri - Signs (Calibre Remix) (HB 003) D.Kay & Epsilon - Barcelona (BC Authorised) Un-cut - Midnight (M.I.S.T VIP) (Un-Cut) 2004 D-Bridge & Vegas - True Romance (Metalheadz) Logistics - Together (The Future Sound Of Cambridge EP - Vol.1)(Hospital Records) Calibre & Singing Fats - Drop It Down (Signature Recordings) DJ Zinc - Ska (Remix) (True Playaz) Concord Dawn - Don't Tell Me (Timeless Recordings) Fresh - Floodlight (Dogs On Acid) Pendulum - Back To You (Timeless Recordings) Pendulum - Masochist (Breakbeat Kaos) Pendulum - Another Planet (Breakbeat Kaos) Keaton & Hive - Bring It On (Violence Recordings) Ed Rush & Optical - Bacteria (Pendulum Remix) (Virus) Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Odyssey (Prototype) 2005 Chase & Status - Love's Theme (Bingo) MC Conrad & Makoto - Golden Girl (Good Looking Records) Artificial Intelligence - Desperado (V Recordings) Shy Fx - Plastic Soul (Bingo) Shy Fx & T Power - Feelings (Digital Soundboy Recordings) Total Science - Defcom 69 (Metalheadz) Noisia - Block Control (Moving Shadow) Konflict - Messiah (Spor Remix) (Renegade Hardware) Pendulum & Fresh Feat. Spyda & Tenor Fly - Tarantula (Breakbeat Kaos) The Prodigy - Voodoo People (Pendulum Remix) (XL Recordings) Sub Focus - X-Ray (RAM Records) D.Kay & DJ Lee - Tuning (Metalheadz) FOLLOW THE RISKY ON TWITTER... www.twitter.com/therisky DRUM&BASSARENA PODCASTS podcasts@breakbeat.co.uk for suggestions and comments shoutouts@breakbeat.co.uk for shoutouts and track requests. competition@breakbeat.co.uk for all competition entries
D&BA : The Risky presents... The Past Decade of Drum&Bass Part 1 (2000-2002) D&BA Founder, The Risky rounds up the last ten years of Drum&Bass, with a look back at some of the biggest tracks. In Part.1 of this 3 part series, we check out years 2000-2002. Enjoy! 2000 RAM Trilogy - Titan - RAM Records Bad Company - Breathe - BC Recordings Bad Company & Trace - Nitrous - BC Recordings Bad Company - Spacewalk - BC Recordings Ed Rush & Optical - Pacman - Virus Cybotron (feat. Dillinja) - Nasty Wayz (Cybotron EP) - Ffrr Roni Size & Krust - Hopscotch - Full Cycle Roni Size & Reprazent - Who Told You - Talkin' Loud Wots My Code - Dubplate (Total Science Remix) - C.I.A Records Q-Project - Champion Sound (Total Science Hardcore Will Never Die Mix) - C.I.A Records Matrix - Temperament - Virus Dom&Roland - Imagination - Moving Shadow Digital - Deadline - 31 Records Phantom Audio - Remote Control - Timeless Solid State - Just A Vision (Marcus Intalex & ST Files Remix) - Renegade Recordings J Majik (feat. Kathy Brown) - Love Is Not A Game - Defected Konflict - Messiah - Renegade Hardware 2001 DJ Zinc - Casino Royale - True Playaz Marcus Intalex & ST Files - Universe - Metalheadz John B - Up All Night - Metalheadz High Contrast - Make It Tonight - Hospital Records Calibre - Fire & Water- Soul:R Hatiras Vs J Majik - Spaced Invader - Defected Shimon & Andy C - Body Rock - RAM Records Moving Fusion - Thunderball - RAM Records Shimon - Hush Hush - RAM Records Ed Rush & Optical - Kerbcrawler - Virus Total Science - Jungle Jungle - CIA Recordings Dillinja - All Aboard - Valve / Ffrr Bad Company - Planet Dust - Prototype Bad Company - Ladies Of Spain - BC Recordings Digital - Gateman - Phantom Audio Klute - Glue Sniffer - Commercial Suicide Dylan & Ink - Need You - Renegade Hardware Teebee - Silent Depths - Certificate 18 2002 Shy Fx & T-Power (feat. Di) - Shake Ur Body - Positiva High Contrast - Return Of Forever - Hospital Records DJ Marky & XRS Land - LK - V Recordings Dillinja - Grimey - V Recordings Dillinja - Twist 'Em Out - Trouble On Vinyl Ed Rush & Optical - Pacman (RAM Trilogy Remix) - Virus Recordings Bad Company - Hornet - BC Recordings Bad Company - Torpedo - BC Recordings Adam F & J Majik - Metrosound - Kaos Recordings Roni Size - Playtime - Full Cycle Twisted Individual & APB - Hand Grenade - Grid Recordings John B - Up All Night (Epic Mix) - Metalheadz Shy Fx & T-Power (feat. Di & Skibadee) - Don't Wanna Know - Ffrr M.I.S.T.I.C.A.L - Mistical Dub - Soul:R M.I.S.T & High Contrast - 3AM - Soul:R FOLLOW THE RISKY ON TWITTER... www.twitter.com/therisky DRUM&BASSARENA PODCASTS podcasts@breakbeat.co.uk for suggestions and comments shoutouts@breakbeat.co.uk for shoutouts and track requests. competition@breakbeat.co.uk for all competition entries.
This Song is DUE on Thursday November 13
This Song is DUE on Thursday November 13
Episode #19 - Drum and bass part 2 Once again we present some tracked drum'n'bass music from the 1990s - and this time it's about two trackinggroups: Theralite from Hungary and Rebound from Finland. Both hosted some big artists, in terms of demoscene credit as well as later "reallife" d'n'b status. So here we go with some big tunes - speed up and headbang with us again in the second Drum and Bass podcast episode! Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, compiled by Dipswitch, logo #19 by KF
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