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Award-winning author, founder, and editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Review of Books, Tom Lutz, took a timeout to talk with me about his early years as a literary ne'er-do-well, what it's like to hang out with your heroes, and why you can assume every writer is faking it just a little bit. "Writing has never felt like a chore to me. It always feels like the space of freedom, and that I'm stealing the time from my job to do something I love." – Tom Lutz In addition to editing the Los Angeles Review of Books, "... a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and disseminating ... engaging writing on every aspect of literature, culture, and the arts," Tom also founded The LARB Radio Hour, The LARB Quarterly Journal, The LARB/USC Publishing Workshop, and LARB Books. He's a Distinguished Professor of Creative Writing at UC Riverside, and the author of multiple bestselling and award-winning nonfiction titles – translated into dozens of languages – including Doing Nothing (American Book Award winner), Crying, and American Nervousness, 1903 (both New York Times Notables). His fiction debut is, “A literary thriller that wanders the globe,” novel Born Slippy is described as part "... literary thriller, noir and political satire ... a darkly comic and honest meditation on modern life under global capitalism.” Bestselling novelist James Ellroy said of the book, "Lutz has the seven deadly sins nailed and rethought for our 2020 world. You've got to dig this book!" Tom's writing has appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, New Republic, Chicago Tribune, ZYZZYVA, and many other newspapers and literary venues, as well as in dozens of books and academic journals. He previously taught at Stanford University, University of Iowa, CalArts, and the University of Copenhagen. [Discover The Writer Files Extra: Get 'The Writer Files' Podcast Delivered Straight to Your Inbox at writerfiles.fm] [If you're a fan of The Writer Files, please click FOLLOW to automatically see new interviews. And drop us a rating or a review wherever you listen] In this file Tom Lutz and I discussed: His early years as a juvenile delinquent and the teacher that duped him into becoming a writer Why "... if you want something done, ask a busy person to do it." How he's happiest (and most creative) when playing hooky On impostor syndrome and sneaking in the back door of an exclusive club of writers What it's like to hang out with Salman Rushdie and Margaret Atwood And why you may not be the type of writer you think you are Show Notes: TomLutzWriter.com All things LARB Born Slippy by Tom Lutz [Amazon] Tom Lutz's Amazon Author Page Tom Lutz on Facebook Tom Lutz on Instagram Tom Lutz on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PART 1 of a 2-part BEST OF compilation of Karl Pilkington's ROCKBUSTERS (a cheap knockoff of Blockbusters) from the Xfm Ricky Gervais Show with Stephen Merchant. Not only was this one of Karl's longest running features (along with Monkey News), but it was also voted by fans as his greatest XFM feature of all time. Karl Pilkington gives a cryptic clue (it's usually nonsense) and the initials of a famous band or artist (he sometimes gets the initials wrong), and listeners either call, or as the feature developed (unless they were experiencing technical difficulties), email in their answers. The winner gets an arbitrary assortment of tat, often including a pointless DVD seemingly chosen at random from the bargain bucket. This 2-part BEST OF ROCKBUSTERS Compilation is based on the comprehensive 6-part ROCKBUSTERS compilation of every Rockbuster segment from the Xfm Ricky Gervais Show (released previously). CHAPTERS: Weezer, Coldplay, Justin Timberlake (0:00) Destiny's Child, Puff Daddy aka Diddy, The Bangles (10:43) The Dandy Warhols, Holly Valance, Whitney Houston (17:59) Foreigner, Shalamar, Bananarama (25:33) Adam Ant, Pixies, Anita Baker (33:14) Four Tops, The Charlatans, Freda Payne (40:45) Busted, The Spinners aka Detroit Spinners, Born Slippy (48:40) Limp Bizkit, Turin Brakes, Terence Trent D'Arby aka Sananda Maitreya (55:17) Junior Senior, Alison Moyet, Buzzcocks (1:06:39)

The Daily Quiz - Music Today's Questions: Question 1: 'A Girl Like You' was a one hit wonder in 1994 by which artist? Question 2: In the song "Born Slippy", who was shouting for "Lager Lager Lager"? Question 3: Who released the song 'Run the World'? Question 4: Which band includes 'Dennis Wilson'? Question 5: Which American singer, actress and record producer released the studio album 'B'Day'? Question 6: Whose Operas Include Tanhauser and Tristan Und Isolde? Question 7: Lipps, Inc. had a one hit wonder in 1980 with which song? Question 8: Which musician wrote the song 'Blowin' in the Wind'? This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Movie of the Year: 1996TrainspottingExploring Trainspotting (1996): Danny Boyle, Scotland's 90s, and the Iconic Friends in FocusThe Movie of the Year podcast's episode on Trainspotting delves into the gritty, stylish, and controversial 1996 film directed by Danny Boyle. This seminal movie captures the chaos of addiction, the humor of flawed friendship, and the vibrancy of Scotland in the 1990s. From its unforgettable ensemble cast to its iconic soundtrack, Trainspotting continues to resonate as a cultural and cinematic landmark.Danny Boyle: The Vision Behind TrainspottingDanny Boyle, the director behind Trainspotting, is a central focus of the episode. His innovative style and ability to merge dark humor with raw emotion propelled this film—and his career—to new heights. The podcast highlights how Boyle's kinetic direction and bold use of music, including Iggy Pop's “Lust for Life” and Underworld's “Born Slippy,” turned Trainspotting into a sensory masterpiece.The hosts also explore how Boyle's compassionate lens captures the humanity of even the most flawed characters. They discuss how this approach laid the groundwork for his future films, including Slumdog Millionaire and 28 Days Later, cementing Boyle's status as a visionary filmmaker.The Film's Group of Friends: Complex, Flawed, and UnforgettableAt its heart, Trainspotting is a character-driven story about a group of friends navigating heroin addiction, poverty, and fleeting hope. The podcast celebrates the cast's stellar performances:Ewan McGregor as Renton: The conflicted protagonist seeking a way out of the chaos.Robert Carlyle as Begbie: A volatile presence who adds danger to every scene.Ewen Bremner as Spud: The lovable screw-up whose humanity shines through.Jonny Lee Miller as Sick Boy: The charming schemer with a sharp tongue.The hosts dive into how these characters strike a balance between humor and heartbreak, creating a portrayal of friendship that is as chaotic as it is relatable.Scotland of the 90s: A Stark Yet Vibrant BackdropThe podcast's discussion extends to the setting: Scotland in the 1990s. Trainspotting portrays a gritty Edinburgh where picturesque landscapes contrast with urban decay. This vivid backdrop is more than just scenery; it's a character in itself.The episode examines the socio-economic challenges of the time, including unemployment and drug epidemics, which shaped the film's narrative. The hosts also commend Danny Boyle's authentic use of Scottish dialect and real locations, which ground the story in its cultural moment.Why Trainspotting Still MattersThe Movie of the Year podcast passionately argues that Trainspotting remains an essential cinematic experience. Danny Boyle's daring vision, the unforgettable group of friends, and its authentic depiction of Scotland's 90s culture ensure its lasting impact.For podcast listeners and movie lovers, this episode offers fresh insights into a film that continues to challenge, inspire, and entertain. Debut BuddiesIf you enjoyed our guest-star Nate on this episode, make sure to check out his podcast Debut Buddies!

Jen and Tim doggedly return to the remnants of Max Knight: Ultra Spy in hopes that it can be archived on a Zip disk and forgotten.Missed part one of our deep dive? Find it here! Wanna see the movie? "Log in" to the "Information Superhighway" and "point" your "browser" to the Internet Archive!Too young to have purchased the Trainspotting soundtrack when it first dropped? Even if you weren't, we suggest decompressing from the episode with all 11 minutes of the remastered Born Slippy. Have You Seen This? BONUS episodes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Giddy up f**kettes! We're diving into Beyonce's most high-concept album yet. Is it country? Sort of, but we're here for the sample of Underworld's “Born Slippy”. Also discussed: Sex and the City's shocking arrival on Netflix, Chelsea's recent excursion to the PornHub awards, Shakira's piping hot take about Barbie, the new Matrix film, Isabelle Huppert's controversial performance in Bérénice, Billie Eilish's divisive style, the historical accuracy of the costumes in Saltburn, gay wedding attire, and more! Today's episode is sponsored by Jenni Kayne! Find your new uniform at jennikayne.com. Our listeners get 15% off your first order when you use code OUTFIT!

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1996年我第一次看到Trainspotting之后彻底改变了我，在电影结尾出现的Underworld的歌曲Born Slippy让我从一个摇滚乐迷转变成为了电子乐迷，并且成为了一名Club DJ，在我的DJ生涯当中，曾经无数次在DJ台上播放过这首歌，都成为了我最难忘的记忆，其中最为难忘的是在长城Party上，在日出时刻我在烽火台上播放这首Born Slippy的那一刻。前两天我在香港举行的Clockenflap音乐节的后台见到了前Underworld成员Darren Emerson本人，他亲自给我讲述了关于这首神曲背后的故事。

PART 1 (of 6) of Karl Pilkington's ROCKBUSTERS (a cheap knockoff of Blockbusters). Not only was this one of Karl's longest running features (along with Monkey News), but it was also voted by fans as his greatest XFM feature of all time: https://x.com/rskxfm/status/1714711967305269595?s=20. Karl Pilkington gives a cryptic clue (it's usually nonsense) and the initials of a famous band or artist (he sometimes gets the initials wrong), and listeners either call, or as the feature developed (unless they were experiencing technical difficulties), email in their answers. The winner gets an arbitrary assortment of tat, often including a pointless DVD seemingly chosen at random from the bargain bucket. Fans will recall Stephen Merchant announcing such great prizes as Ladder 49 (the mediocre John Travolta film), or Children of the Corn (Peter Horton's in it). Ricky Gervais once mused: "Imagine getting that and going 'Excellent, we can watch this now!'" PART 1 ends with a cliffhanger as Ricky says: "That's the end of that feature, until you can get ones that work. Okay, so you won't hear anymore of that, because it's rubbish." **TO BE CONTINUED** Underworld's Born Slippy (0:00) Atomic Kitten (15:18) NSYNC (23:23) Justin Timberlake (33:29) Destiny's Child (44:12) Whitney Houston (51:28) Madonna (59:02)

ONE FOR THE DNB HEADS. In this month's show I have a guest mix from Liverpool's DNB bad boy, Charlie Power, yep thats his real name. He's been responsible for some massive tunes like the Born Slippy bootleg and Daybreak, and he is one of the masterminds behind Yeno Tha Sound System & Records, which are currently raining the streets of UK festivals and club events. He has shelled out on this deep dark and heavy journey through drum and bass and I can't wait to share it all with you. Enjoy! Check out Charlie's releases and social media below: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/charliepoweryenotha IG: @charliepower.yenotha Tracklist: Charlie Power - Atman (Unreleased) Charlie Power - Mantra (Unreleased) Koherent - Thunder Charlie Power - Catharsis (Unreleased) Enei - Hot Plate Adam F - Circles (MSFT Edit) Simula - Attack Mode S.Murk - Careful Visla - Flashbang Gest - Concentrate Erotic Cafe - You Drive Me S.Murk - : Clik Dub Phizix - Bounce Mob Tactics - Thumper Teej - Nice Up The Dance Teej - Nice Up The Dance (Wingz Remix) Charlie Power - Bridgeburner Charlie Power - Bloodclot (Unreleased) Upgrade - Function Flowdan - Shell A Verse (Malpractice Bootleg)
 S.Murk - Get A Dayjob We Rob Rave & RRRitalin - Strokes Nifty S.Murk - Shakey Leg DJ Limited - What Is This Bomfunk MCs - Freestyler (Teknian & ZeroZero ft JFB Remix) Underworld - Born Slippy (Charlie Power Bootleg) Halogenix - Blej Mob Tactics - Pure X
 Kumarion - Pure Action Unglued & Phace - Malware Burr Oak - Intelligent Suicide Eprom - The Circle Burland - Seven Eight (2ATE9 Remix)

Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma, Mason Talbot, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/MFAW-EP-105.mp3 Music From Around The World Episode 105 Transcription Intro: 0:00 to 0:15                         This is Music From Around The World Episode 105. I'm your host Mason Vera Paine and in today's episode we will be featuring music from Stelios Vassiloudis, Will Taylor, Paluma, Mason Talbot, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. Stelios Vassiloudis: Start -  0:16   and    End – 6:53From Athens, Greece comes Stelios Vassiloudis, a DJ and Producer with classical training. His educational path led him to pursue an acoustical engineering degree followed by a master's in composition and arrangement. Take a listen to his latest track “Heat”. “Heat” is out now via Bedrock and it's available on all streaming platforms. Stelios diverse and strong musical background has allowed him to earn not only a loyal fan base but secure collaborations with renowned labels like Bedrock, Poker Flat, Ovum, and Constant sound. For the latest on Stelios and his upcoming projects visit: Steliosvassiloudis.com; that's S-T-E-L-I-O-S-V-A-S-S-I-L-O-U-D-I-S DOT COM Will Taylor: Start – 6:54   and     End – 14:20DJ and Producer, Will Taylor is one of the leading names in the UK Tech House scene. His signature sound has been instrumental in setting the trends within the genre. Take a listen to his latest track “Famous”. “Famous” is out now via North of Neptune records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Since the start of his career, Will has been driven by a strong work ethic and desire to make unique music. This concept has opened the door to multiple opportunities like multi-summer residency at Amnesia Ibiza and club shows at Studio 338, Tobacco Dock, Motion Bristol and Soho Garden Dubai. For the latest on Will's upcoming appearances and projects visit: Instagram.com/willtayloruk; that's Instagram.com/W-I-L-L-T-A-Y-L-O-R-U-K Vinyl's From The Past: 14:22 to 25:06I am going to take a brief break from Vinyl's From The Past. In this limited run series, I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode I will be featuring “Underworld”. “Underworld” was formed in 1987 and consisted of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith. As a duo they created synthpop music. However in 1990 the group became a trio and add Darren Emerson. At this point they went from synthpop to progressive house and techno. In 1996 they had their biggest mainstream hit “Born Slippy.Nuxx”, which was on the “Trainspotting” soundtrack. Take a listen here. “Born Slippy.Nuxx” captured the emotional and human element of the characters in “Trainspotting”. The use of vocals in EDM was new at the time because EDM tracks were largely instrumental. In addition, this track was a fusion and trance with its driving, repetitive. synth beats. This fusion blurred the lines with the genres. All of these things combined assisted with the evolution of EDM. That's it for this week's Vinyl's from the past; now let's get back to more music.  Paluma: Start – 25:07   and     End – 31:53Our next artist, Paluma is a DJ and Producer from Australia that specializes in minimal music and deep house. For more than a decade, Paluma has been entertaining audiences with his live performances in Australia. 2020, marked the beginning of his journey as a producer and saw the release of his debut produced track "Rock The Boat". Paluma is also known for his reworking of popular songs like Fergie's "London Bridge". He is back with his latest rework of Sean Paul's 2000 hit “Temperature”; take a listen to it here.

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Join us for some definitely wholesome and lightly sozzled chat featuring a low-stakes quiz of psychological torment, a discussion the GBBO musical, RPGs in their various different forms and some surprising finds on the Steam store. Jack and Josh are quizzed on Warhammer 40k. Ben explains the balance of humours in animals. Tim becomes allotment-pilled. Rowan shares photos of nature. Alastair drinks. Music: Super Mario Galaxy OC ReMix by Nostalvania: "Where Hot and Cold Collide" [Ice Mtn+Lava Path] (⁠#4304⁠) _ Twitter: ⁠@DunkingOnTheDM⁠ Instagram: ⁠@DunkingOnTheDM⁠ YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEj-8mJ5AEqsRsuu1n1W8OQ⁠ Discord: ⁠https://discord.gg/a4Rd5TwtGu⁠ Reddit: ⁠https://www.reddit.com/r/Dunking_On_The_DM⁠ Mastodon: ⁠https://dice.camp/@DunkingontheDM

#65-61Intro/Outro: Rebel Girl by Bikini Kill65. Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J64. Born Slippy .NUXX by Underworld63. Shook Ones, Pt. II by Mobb Deep62. Buddy Holly by Weezer *61. Torn by Natalie Imbruglia *Vote on your favorite song from today's episodeVote on your favorite song from Week 1 of the 90'sVote on your favorite of "The Greatest Songs of the 80's" finalistsThe Greatest Songs of the 80's: Finalists (Andrew's Mix)* - Previously played on the podcast

90s Rave Culture El origen de las Rave Parties se remonta a la celebración de fiestas clandestinas que surgen como respuesta a la restricción de horarios para espectáculos nocturnos en algunos países de Europa, como Inglaterra y Holanda, a finales de la década de los 80. Los aficionados a estas fiestas ilegales se daban cita en fábricas y locales abandonados situados a las afueras de la ciudad, para escuchar y bailar música Techno, House, etc. A pesar del carácter secreto de estas convocatorias, en muchas ocasiones la policía descubría el lugar, desalojaba al público y detenía a los organizadores. Con los años la aparición de géneros como el Trance, Garage, Jungle, Drum & Bass, Big Beat y otros estilos hace que estas celebraciones se empiecen a conocer por el nombre de Raves (en inglés significa delirar o desvariar), ahora si legales, donde se dan cita los principales DJ del mundo entero. En este podcast recordamos algunas de aquellas canciones que sonaron durante las largas horas de cualquier fiesta Rave de los 90s. Entre finales de los 80s y principios de los 90s en el Reino Unido el Acid House, el Techno de Detroit y el New Beat de Bélgica se encontraban en plena ebullición y cada fin de semana se concentraban miles de jóvenes en Raves ilegales por distintas zonas del extrarradio de Londres (fabricas abandonadas, Campos de Polo, etc) la mayoría con duración de 24 o incluso 48 horas. Rápidamente comenzaron a surgir nuevos géneros, sub géneros, productores, DJs y artistas procedentes de estas fiestas. En esta época nos encontramos con The Future Sound of London con su single “Papua New Guinea” una combinación de Acid House, Ambient y Techno. Los SL2 y su mega hit “On a Ragga Trip” un corte de breakbeat muy influenciado por los sonidos jamaicanos. Lanzado en 1992, llegando al número 2 y manteniéndose 11 semanas en los rankings de Reino Unido. Adamsky frecuentaba las Raves en sus orígenes y poco después era uno de los principales DJs de estas fiestas, publicando varios singles de éxito, aquí podemos escuchar “N-R-G” una pieza Techno con matices de Acid House (canción de sonido “RAVE”). Lo mismo ocurre con “Something Good” de Utah Saints, uno de sus mayores hits, sonido Techno influenciado por el Acid House. John Lydon (ex Sex Pistols) colaboro con Leftfield y publicaron el potente tema “Open Up” mitad de camino entre el Techno y el House. Daft Punk público su primer disco en 1996, sorprendiendo a todo el mundo con ese sonido tan fresco muy influenciado por la música disco y la electrónica de los 70s de artistas como Cerrone o Moroder, a este sonido se le llamo “French House”. De este disco nos quedamos con “Revolution 909”. En pleno boom del Britpop surgió con gran fuerza el Big Beat, genero derivado del Breakbeat con grandes influencias del Rock, Funk, Hip Hop e incluso el Punk. Sus máximos exponentes fueron los Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim y The Prodigy. Comencemos con los hermanos químicos, dos DJs que mezclaban Hip Hop, Techno y House en sus sesiones en Manchester y que pronto comenzaron a componer sus propias producciones y a realizar remezclas para gente como Primal Scream, Leftfield y Republica. Aquí podemos escucharlos con 2 temas: “Hey Boy Hey Girl” y “Dig Your Own Hole”. El ex bajista de The Housemartins Norman Cook más conocido como Fatboy Slim publico varios singles de éxito durante la década, aquí rescatamos “Gangsta Trippin'” y dos remixes, “I See You Baby” de los Groove Armada (otros exponentes de la escena electrónica británica de los 90s) y “Renegade Master” de WIldchild (canción muy influenciada por el Big Beat y el Jungle). Y por último The Prodigy, que a pesar de incluirlos dentro de la escena del Big Beat ellos ya venían publicando canciones de principios de década, muy influenciados por el Jungle, el Breakbeat y el Punk. Aquí podemos escuchar dos de sus principales canciones: “Firestarter” y “No Good”. No puedo dejar de mencionar dos auténticos himnos de la escena Rave y Dance de los 90s. Por un lado Underworld con su “Born Slippy”, una potente base Techno con la voz de su líder Karl Hyde. Y Faithless y su “Insomnia” (mezcla entre House y Rap) Curiosamente ambos fueron publicados en 1995. Nos queda Pianoman y su “Blured” publicado en 1995 y con el sampler reconocible de Blur y su “Boys & Girls” y Apollo 440 con “Stop The Rock”, corte puramente Big Beat. TRACKLIST: 01 - The Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea 02 - Fatboy Slim - Gangster Trippin' 03 - SL2 - On A Ragga Tip (Edit) 04 - Adamski - N-R-G 05 - Utah Saints - Something Good (12" Mix) 06 - Leftfield Lydo - Open Up 07 - The Prodigy - Firestarter (Edit) 08 - Underworld - Born Slippy Nuxx 09 - The Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girl 10 - Daft Punk - Revolution 909 (Radio Edit) 11 - Faithless - Insomnia (Monster Mix Radio Edit) 12 - Groove Armada - Superstylin' 13 - Groove Armada feat. Gram'ma Funk - I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim Edit) 14 - Apollo 440 - Stop the Rock (@440 Original) 15 - The Prodigy - No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit) 16 - The Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole 17 - Wildchild - Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Old Skool edit) 18 - Pianoman - Blurred (Original Club Mix)

90s Rave Culture El origen de las Rave Parties se remonta a la celebración de fiestas clandestinas que surgen como respuesta a la restricción de horarios para espectáculos nocturnos en algunos países de Europa, como Inglaterra y Holanda, a finales de la década de los 80. Los aficionados a estas fiestas ilegales se daban cita en fábricas y locales abandonados situados a las afueras de la ciudad, para escuchar y bailar música Techno, House, etc. A pesar del carácter secreto de estas convocatorias, en muchas ocasiones la policía descubría el lugar, desalojaba al público y detenía a los organizadores. Con los años la aparición de géneros como el Trance, Garage, Jungle, Drum & Bass, Big Beat y otros estilos hace que estas celebraciones se empiecen a conocer por el nombre de Raves (en inglés significa delirar o desvariar), ahora si legales, donde se dan cita los principales DJ del mundo entero. En este podcast recordamos algunas de aquellas canciones que sonaron durante las largas horas de cualquier fiesta Rave de los 90s. Entre finales de los 80s y principios de los 90s en el Reino Unido el Acid House, el Techno de Detroit y el New Beat de Bélgica se encontraban en plena ebullición y cada fin de semana se concentraban miles de jóvenes en Raves ilegales por distintas zonas del extrarradio de Londres (fabricas abandonadas, Campos de Polo, etc) la mayoría con duración de 24 o incluso 48 horas. Rápidamente comenzaron a surgir nuevos géneros, sub géneros, productores, DJs y artistas procedentes de estas fiestas. En esta época nos encontramos con The Future Sound of London con su single “Papua New Guinea” una combinación de Acid House, Ambient y Techno. Los SL2 y su mega hit “On a Ragga Trip” un corte de breakbeat muy influenciado por los sonidos jamaicanos. Lanzado en 1992, llegando al número 2 y manteniéndose 11 semanas en los rankings de Reino Unido. Adamsky frecuentaba las Raves en sus orígenes y poco después era uno de los principales DJs de estas fiestas, publicando varios singles de éxito, aquí podemos escuchar “N-R-G” una pieza Techno con matices de Acid House (canción de sonido “RAVE”). Lo mismo ocurre con “Something Good” de Utah Saints, uno de sus mayores hits, sonido Techno influenciado por el Acid House. John Lydon (ex Sex Pistols) colaboro con Leftfield y publicaron el potente tema “Open Up” mitad de camino entre el Techno y el House. Daft Punk público su primer disco en 1996, sorprendiendo a todo el mundo con ese sonido tan fresco muy influenciado por la música disco y la electrónica de los 70s de artistas como Cerrone o Moroder, a este sonido se le llamo “French House”. De este disco nos quedamos con “Revolution 909”. En pleno boom del Britpop surgió con gran fuerza el Big Beat, genero derivado del Breakbeat con grandes influencias del Rock, Funk, Hip Hop e incluso el Punk. Sus máximos exponentes fueron los Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim y The Prodigy. Comencemos con los hermanos químicos, dos DJs que mezclaban Hip Hop, Techno y House en sus sesiones en Manchester y que pronto comenzaron a componer sus propias producciones y a realizar remezclas para gente como Primal Scream, Leftfield y Republica. Aquí podemos escucharlos con 2 temas: “Hey Boy Hey Girl” y “Dig Your Own Hole”. El ex bajista de The Housemartins Norman Cook más conocido como Fatboy Slim publico varios singles de éxito durante la década, aquí rescatamos “Gangsta Trippin’” y dos remixes, “I See You Baby” de los Groove Armada (otros exponentes de la escena electrónica británica de los 90s) y “Renegade Master” de WIldchild (canción muy influenciada por el Big Beat y el Jungle). Y por último The Prodigy, que a pesar de incluirlos dentro de la escena del Big Beat ellos ya venían publicando canciones de principios de década, muy influenciados por el Jungle, el Breakbeat y el Punk. Aquí podemos escuchar dos de sus principales canciones: “Firestarter” y “No Good”. No puedo dejar de mencionar dos auténticos himnos de la escena Rave y Dance de los 90s. Por un lado Underworld con su “Born Slippy”, una potente base Techno con la voz de su líder Karl Hyde. Y Faithless y su “Insomnia” (mezcla entre House y Rap) Curiosamente ambos fueron publicados en 1995. Nos queda Pianoman y su “Blured” publicado en 1995 y con el sampler reconocible de Blur y su “Boys & Girls” y Apollo 440 con “Stop The Rock”, corte puramente Big Beat. TRACKLIST: 01 - The Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea 02 - Fatboy Slim - Gangster Trippin' 03 - SL2 - On A Ragga Tip (Edit) 04 - Adamski - N-R-G 05 - Utah Saints - Something Good (12" Mix) 06 - Leftfield Lydo - Open Up 07 - The Prodigy - Firestarter (Edit) 08 - Underworld - Born Slippy Nuxx 09 - The Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girl 10 - Daft Punk - Revolution 909 (Radio Edit) 11 - Faithless - Insomnia (Monster Mix Radio Edit) 12 - Groove Armada - Superstylin' 13 - Groove Armada feat. Gram'ma Funk - I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim Edit) 14 - Apollo 440 - Stop the Rock (@440 Original) 15 - The Prodigy - No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit) 16 - The Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole 17 - Wildchild - Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Old Skool edit) 18 - Pianoman - Blurred (Original Club Mix)

Nel 1996, Danny Boyle la sceglie per la scena finale del suo film cult, “Trainspotting”, consegnando alla leggenda ‘Born Slippy' del trio inglese Underworld.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alarms, reminders, notifications. Church bells and a space shuttle countdown. Hurry up and read me! You're late! This song started with a concept and collecting the sounds that expressed it. Electronic instruments suggested the beat and melody, the lyrics came after that.Telling the story of how the song came together, Andy digs deep into the recording session to reveal the component parts before playing the rough mix he took to the mix sessions in Calgary. There is a tritone warning—and maybe check you have no Zoom meetings scheduled when you listen! Throughout, Andy talks about experimentation and surprising yourself. Some of the tracks he mentions are Born Slippy, Mother,  Mr Blue Sky and Sound and Vision. And from his own albums This is Not a Television Show and Thank You.If you know the lastest album This garden is only temporary and have been following the podcast series exploring the writing and recording of the songs, you'll have noticed that Goodbye My Friend is the first track he's looked at out of sequence. This is because he has a special guest coming in next week. Please share and subscribe and thanks for your support. We have lift off … 

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A.M. mix 243 Tracklist1. Insomnia 2021. Maceo Plex : Maetrik  (Epic Mix) 2. Equinox. The Obsessed  (Extended Mix) 3. Born Slippy. Underworld .NUXX 4. Alarm 303. 999999999 5. London In My System. Manni Dee (Perc Trax) 6. Luvstruck. Southside Spinners (Original Mix) 7. 7 Days And One Week 1996. B.B.E.   8. 13 Bits & Pieces. Artemesia [Tidy Boys Remix]9. Warrior (Here Comes Your Warrior). Warrior (Decoy remix) 10. Power. Alignment (Original Mix) 11. Frequency. Alignment (Original Mix). 12. Ravecore. EDRDO, Sebastian Mora  13. Art In Motion. SveTec 14. Rony Tobbins. Sammy Legs, Britton   15. House Party. M4rlon & Robin Felix   16. Jump In. JC Ordonez & Alenn 17. Super Freak. Rick James (No Thanks remix) 18. Fear. Cashew 19. Clamtastrophe.  Sammy Legs  20. Berlin Techno. Gianni Di Bernardo, Rian Wood 21. Timewarp.  Sub Focus (Dimension remix)Techno. Hard Dance9 July 2021

You won't believe these 10 things that happened at Wimbledon this week! Number 9 will SHOCK you. We highlight 10 moments from this week at the All England Club which caught our eye. Plus we go deep into the Open Era Fanfiction, it's a dark and disturbing place. We round it all out with our Parting Shots, which will from here out be known as Shapo Trap House. Who will have the better career? Sofia Kenin or Bianca Andreescu? Yes, that's actually a question we'll cover this week. Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and Simon, who finally joined @SimonBushell2If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.

You won't believe these 10 things that happened at Wimbledon this week! Number 9 will SHOCK you. We highlight 10 moments from this week at the All England Club which caught our eye. Plus we go deep into the Open Era Fanfiction, it's a dark and disturbing place. We round it all out with our Parting Shots, which will from here out be known as Shapo Trap House. Who will have the better career? Sofia Kenin or Bianca Andreescu? Yes, that's actually a question we'll cover this week. Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and Simon, who finally joined @SimonBushell2If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.

Episode 17: Today's episode is special! That's right Wilde Ones. I'm pulling back the curtain in my true blue, rebellious manner. Road Diaries is finally here! I am giving you an intimate, insiders view on how I got myself ready to get back on the road and ready to debut again with IMPACT Wrestling after a decade in retirement. Ladies and gentlemen, your girl, TAYLOR WILDE! IG: @impactwrestling Twitter: @impactwrestling https://www.butterbycostello.com LET'S GET WILDE! ⚡️

Tori and her guest co-host Patrick A. Howell, enjoy talking to accomplished author, respected humanist, acclaimed professor, and gadabout. He is the founder of the Los Angeles Review of Books. He is the American Book Award-winning author of Doing Nothing: A History of Loafers, Loungers, Slackers and Bums in America. He recently released Aimlessness after the successful debut of his novel Born Slippy last year. His previous books have been translated into 12 languages, several of which have been named New York Times Notable Books. They talk about what it means to live aimlessly, his love affair with travel, being happy, the literary and publishing scene, his recent books Aimlessness and Born Slippy, and so much more! Here’s to our transcendental gadabout, Dr. Tom Lutz. Credits:Host/Producer: Tori ReidExecutive Producer: Patrick A. HowellProducer: William BroughtonWriter(s): Tori Reid and Patrick A. Howell Recorded and Edited by William BroughtonVoiceover Artist: Vïntóry Blake Moore Music:Intro – “Try” Produced by San PaloOutro – “Fall” Produced by San Palo Logo Photography: Bobby Holland / MPTV Images a Victory & Noble production © 2021 Victory & Noble LLC All Rights Reserved

Award-winning author, founder and editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Review of Books, Tom Lutz, took a timeout to talk with me about his early years as a literary ne'er-do-well, what it's like to hang out with your heroes, and why you can assume every writer is faking it just a little bit. "Writing has never felt like a chore to me. It always feels like the space of freedom, and that I'm stealing the time from my job to do something I love." – Tom Lutz In addition to editing the Los Angeles Review of Books, "... a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and disseminating ... engaging writing on every aspect of literature, culture, and the arts," Tom also founded The LARB Radio Hour, The LARB Quarterly Journal, The LARB/USC Publishing Workshop, and LARB Books. He's a Distinguished Professor of Creative Writing at UC Riverside, and the author of multiple bestselling and award-winning nonfiction titles – translated into dozens of languages – including Doing Nothing (American Book Award winner), Crying, and American Nervousness, 1903 (both New York Times Notables). His fiction debut is, “A literary thriller that wanders the globe,” novel Born Slippy is described as part "... literary thriller, noir and political satire ... a darkly comic and honest meditation on modern life under global capitalism.” Bestselling novelist James Ellroy said of the book, "Lutz has the seven deadly sins nailed and rethought for our 2020 world. You’ve got to dig this book!" Tom's writing has appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, New Republic, Chicago Tribune, ZYZZYVA, and many other newspapers and literary venues, as well as in dozens of books and academic journals. He previously taught at Stanford University, University of Iowa, CalArts, and the University of Copenhagen. ** Note on the audio quality: I reached Tom in his natural environs of LA, and the sounds of that urban landscape dot our interview. This interview was recorded at the end of January. Stay well! Please help us learn more about you by completing this short 7-question survey If you’re a fan of The Writer Files, please click subscribe to automatically see new interviews. In this file Tom Lutz and I discussed: His early years as a juvenile delinquent and the teacher that duped him into becoming a writer Why "... if you want something done, ask a busy person to do it." How he's happiest (and most creative) when playing hooky On impostor syndrome and sneaking in the back door of an exclusive club of writers What it's like to hang out with Salman Rushdie and Margaret Atwood And why you may not be the type of writer you think you are Show Notes: TomLutzWriter.com All things LARB Born Slippy by Tom Lutz [Amazon] Tom Lutz's Amazon Author Page Tom Lutz on Facebook Tom Lutz on Instagram Tom Lutz on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter

Today’s guest is Tom Lutz, editor in chief of the LA Review of Books a nonprofit dedicated to promoting writing about literature, culture and the arts.. He teaches creative writing at the University of California in Riverside and is on a quest to visit every country in the world: 135 down, only 60 to go. Tom has dovetailed his wanderlust and passion for writing into seven nonfiction books—some on travel, one on the history of slackers, another on the history of tears. His first crime novel, Born Slippy, was published in January. Tom joined me today to talk about some of the monumental changes he’s seen in publishing during this decade, as well as how global trade and politics affects every day artists, as well as his first crime novel, Born Slippy, and tackling the topic of toxic masculinity.   Support the Podcast  Read the Transcript   Links for Tom: Site: https://www.tomlutzwriter.com/   Ad Links:    Hi-Fi Candles: https://hificandlestudio.com/ Use Code PANTS for 20% off at checkout!

Janet Fitch, author of the classic White Oleander, joins Kate and Medaya to discuss the life and work of Kate Braverman, a Los Angeles literary legend who passed in late 2019. Braverman was Janet's teacher, mentor, and later friend; and Janet reflects on the person she knew, tells tales of her in the classroom, and, of course, on the power of her work on the written page. Then, LARB's own Founder and Editor-in-Chief Tom Lutz joins Kate and Medaya for an extended conversation about his just released debut novel, Born Slippy. This is the seventh episode in our series on LA and Southern California writers, artists and filmmakers. This episode of the LARB Radio Hour is supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency. Learn more at www.arts.ca.gov. Any findings, opinions, or conclusions contained herein are not necessarily those of the California Arts Council.

Janet Fitch, author of the classic White Oleander, joins Kate and Medaya to discuss the life and work of Kate Braverman, a Los Angeles literary legend who passed in late 2019. Braverman was Janet's teacher, mentor, and later friend; and Janet reflects on the person she knew, tells tales of her in the classroom, and, of course, on the power of her work on the written page. Then, LARB's own Founder and Editor-in-Chief Tom Lutz joins Kate and Medaya for an extended conversation about his just released debut novel, Born Slippy. This is the seventh episode in our series on LA and Southern California writers, artists and filmmakers. This episode of the LARB Radio Hour is supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency. Learn more at www.arts.ca.gov. Any findings, opinions, or conclusions contained herein are not necessarily those of the California Arts Council.

Tom Lutz is the author of Born Slippy. He’s also the founding editor of Los Angeles Review of Books and his non-fiction books including And the Monkey Learned Nothing: Dispatches […]

Tom Lutz knows a lot about writing. He writes about travel, he's written books about crying, nervousness, and even about doing nothing. His works have received numerous accolades, including the American Book Award, and have appeared on New York Times and Los Angeles Times bestseller lists. Tom is the founding editor-in-chief of The Los Angeles Review of Books, known as LARB (“larb”), founder of The LARB Radio Hour, The LARB Quarterly Journal, The LARB/USC Publishing Workshop, and LARB Books. At UC Riverside, Tom is a distinguished professor and chair of the Department of Creative Writing, as well as the director of Writer's Week, the longest running, free literary event in California. Tune in to hear Tom talk with UCR Magazine editor Omar Shamout about his fiction debut, “Born Slippy,” and about writing, of course.

Frank Baltimore is a bit of a loser, struggling by as a carpenter and handyman in rural New England when he gets his big break, building a mansion in the executive suburbs of Hartford. One of his workers is a charismatic eighteen-year-old kid from Liverpool, Dmitry, in the US in the summer before university. Dmitry is a charming sociopath, who develops a fascination with his autodidact philosopher boss, perhaps thinking that, if he could figure out what made Frank tick, he could be less of a pig. Dmitry heads to Asia and makes a neo-imperialist fortune, with a trail of corpses in his wake. When Dmitry’s office building in Taipei explodes in an enormous fireball, Frank heads to Asia, falls in love with Dmitry’s wife, and things go from bad to worse. Combining the best elements of literary thriller, noir and political satire, Born Slippy is a darkly comic and honest meditation on modern life under global capitalism. Author Tom Lutz is in conversation with Steph Cha, author of Follow Her Home, Beware Beware, Dead Soon Enough, and Your House Will Pay.

Harold Meyerson talks about how to get past the fight between Bernie and Elizabeth Warren-- and about the upcoming trial in the Senate. Next up -- a report from Hong Kong: historian Jeff Wasserstrom talks about the months of demonstrations there and what they mean for the future. Plus: Tom Lutz, founding editor of the LA Review of Books, has a novel out: "Born Slippy" from Repeater Books.

Harold Meyerson talks about how to get past the fight between Bernie and Elizabeth Warren-- and about the upcoming trial in the Senate. Next up -- a report from Hong Kong: historian Jeff Wasserstrom talks about the months of demonstrations there and what they mean for the future. Plus: Tom Lutz, founding editor of the LA Review of Books, has a novel out: "Born Slippy" from Repeater Books.

In our debut edition of the podcast, we find out how playing the theme from a classic '90s film almost landed a man in jail... whilst a legal masterwork in the 1990's managed to keep a very guilty man out of jail! Just how was the trial of O J Simpson a thing?Plus, we look back at what was going on in music and football at the time and what weird and wonderful events have been happening across the country. 

Underworld's Karl Hyde joins me to talk about their latest project, the Drift Series 1. It concluded their 52-week Drift multimedia project that began in November 2018 where they released music, film, and text pieces every Thursday. Karl also tells us his favourite ever ‘Born Slippy' moment. Ahead of their upcoming 20th Anniversary Felt Mountain tour, Alison Goldfrapp drops by to chat about the iconic album, 20 years on. Plus, Dr Hannah Fry brings us The Maths of Life, Rhianna Dhillon gives us her viewing picks in This Week's Watchlist, and there's more House Music – the everyday objects that will not cease playing pop hits.

Today: Sarah is having some sort of mental issues about her bond with Sharky, what does it actually say about Sarah and Sharky's past poems, why is he so mean and why does he hate Greg so much, Born Slippy on repeat was pretty much Sarah's 90s, Florida men doing Florida things, Greg's incorrect predictions, and more -have a great afternoon all! 

Underworld es una banda británica de música electrónica que visitó México en días recientes e Intervalo en exclusiva obtuvo una entrevista con la banda, y en esta emisión te damos los detalles de esta experiencia con los intérpretes de "Born Slippy"

There's feedback not just from last week, but from another podcast entirely, and Mat's not happy. The boys also talk about the games they've been playing since E3, discuss Mike Ashley buying Game, and everyone gathers round to learn about the latest happenings from EA's Anthem. Games discussed: My Friend Pedro, Gato Roboto, Shovel Knight, Void Bastards, Destiny 2 (Season of Opulence), Slay the Spire, Cadence of Hyrule, Bloodborne, Blood and Truth, Days Gone, Battlefront 2, The Way Remastered Patreon: Support the show and get exclusive content by visiting https://www.patreon.com/tcgs LISTEN Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Pocket Casts Overcast acast Stitcher WATCH Twitch YouTube CONTACT thecomputergameshow.com podcast@thecomputergameshow.com Twitter Instagram Facebook Discord FOLLOW @CaptainToss @matmurray @jcafarley @davidturners CREDITS Artwork by BigShimmeryWall Music by Nick Parton

On the podcast this week, Liverpool got a significant win over Chelsea to keep the title race extremely close for another week at least. Manchester City cruised past Crystal Palace and we look at the race for the remaining two Champions League spots.  Plus a Champions League review and a look at what's been happening on the continent. Subscribe to Audio Football Club to make sure you never miss an episode and email us at afcpodcast@telegraph.co.uk   Links:   Why Jordan Henderson's new midfield role could provide the refresh Liverpool need https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/04/15/jordan-hendersons-new-midfield-role-could-provide-refresh-liverpool   Manchester City's biggest problem this season? They have had it too easy https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/04/12/manchester-citys-biggest-problem-season-have-had-easy   Exclusive Fabinho interview: 'Forget the past. We must show Liverpool deserve to win this league' https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/04/13/fabinho-forget-past-must-show-liverpool-deserve-win-league   Relegation from the Premier League is no longer the disappointment it once was for supporters https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/04/15/relegation-premier-league-no-longer-disappointment-supporters See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Another classic Kettle repeat this week, this time back to March 2017 and delightful rambling about visits to the moon. Remember, you can support the BFF.fm winter fundraiser by visiting bff.fm/donate, and check out the page for Ben's new show No Magic — starting January 1st. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′56″ Don't Act Like A Stranger by Cathedrals on Don't Act Like A Stranger (Self Released ) 16′31″ Johny (feat. Johny) by Powell on Sport (XL) 22′45″ Mallwalkers by Fred Thomas on Changer (Polyvinyl Records) 25′08″ 62 Moons by Cold Beat on Chaos By Invitation (Crime On The Moon) 32′28″ No Halo by Sorority Noise on You're Not As ______ As You Think (Triple Crown Records) 35′14″ Oh The Savior by Temples on Volcano (Fat Possum) 38′58″ Wondering by Xiu Xiu on FORGET (Polyvinyl) 49′56″ Get High (No, I Don't) by Maxïmo Park on Risk To Exist (Daylighting) 53′15″ Whiteout Conditions by The New Pornographers on Whiteout Conditions (Concord) 57′12″ Golden Light by Blonde Redhead on 3 O'clock (Asa Wa Kuru) 63′45″ England by PJ Harvey on Let England Shake (Vagrant) 69′14″ Slip Away by Perfume Genius on No Shape (Matador) 71′51″ The Florist by Nilufer Yanya on The Florist (Blue Flowers Records) 75′13″ Icarus by O Mer on Icarus (Self-released) 77′46″ Coming Out Strong (feat. The Weeknd) by Future on HNDRXX (Epic Records) 88′27″ Fallaway (feat. Emilíana Torrini) by Kid Koala on Music To Draw To: Satellite (Arts & Crafts) 92′05″ Vines by Golden Vessel on Before Sleep EP (Self Released) 98′02″ Mirrors (Original Mix) by Calippo on In Love With House (Le Mans Records) 102′11″ Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) by Matt Caseli, Terry Lex, Catraz on Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) (Zulu Records) 107′23″ Dahnser (Original Mix) by Pablo Bolivar on Hideaway EP (Endless) 115′20″ Hive Mind by Blanck Mass on World Eater (Sacred Bones) Check out the full archives on the website.

Another classic Kettle repeat this week, this time back to March 2017 and delightful rambling about visits to the moon. Remember, you can support the BFF.fm winter fundraiser by visiting bff.fm/donate, and check out the page for Ben's new show No Magic — starting January 1st. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′56″ Don't Act Like A Stranger by Cathedrals on Don't Act Like A Stranger (Self Released) 16′31″ Johny (feat. Johny) by Powell on Sport (XL) 22′45″ Mallwalkers by Fred Thomas on Changer (Polyvinyl Records) 25′08″ 62 Moons by Cold Beat on Chaos By Invitation (Crime On The Moon) 32′28″ No Halo by Sorority Noise on You're Not As ______ As You Think (Triple Crown Records) 35′14″ Oh The Savior by Temples on Volcano (Fat Possum) 38′58″ Wondering by Xiu Xiu on FORGET (Polyvinyl) 49′56″ Get High (No, I Don't) by Maxïmo Park on Risk To Exist (Daylighting) 53′15″ Whiteout Conditions by The New Pornographers on Whiteout Conditions (Concord) 57′12″ Golden Light by Blonde Redhead on 3 O'clock (Asa Wa Kuru) 63′45″ England by PJ Harvey on Let England Shake (Vagrant) 69′14″ Slip Away by Perfume Genius on No Shape (Matador) 71′51″ The Florist by Nilufer Yanya on The Florist (Blue Flowers Records) 75′13″ Icarus by O Mer on Icarus (Self-released) 77′46″ Coming Out Strong (feat. The Weeknd) by Future on HNDRXX (Epic Records) 88′27″ Fallaway (feat. Emilíana Torrini) by Kid Koala on Music To Draw To: Satellite (Arts & Crafts) 92′05″ Vines by Golden Vessel on Before Sleep EP 98′02″ Mirrors (Original Mix) by Calippo on In Love With House (Le Mans Records) 102′11″ Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) by Matt Caseli, Terry Lex, Catraz on Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) (Zulu Records) 107′23″ Dahnser (Original Mix) by Pablo Bolivar on Hideaway EP (Endless) 115′20″ Hive Mind by Blanck Mass on World Eater (Sacred Bones)

The Quest is the Quest, if by quest you mean watching the 1978 classic series story “Underworld” and getting through it without great suffering. We kid – two thirds of the Three Who Rule are devout fans of this Tom Baker gem. Will the final third turn his frown upside down? Also, the classic series continues to delight on Twitch, the modern series is on BBC iPlayer, and the TV broadcast home of Doctor Who in Canada is regenerating… Links: – All of NuWho on iPlayer – BBC to close Maida Vale studio by 2022 – SPACE rebrands as CTV Sci-Fi Commentary: – Underworld

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Underworld heimsækir Ísland um næstu helgi og spilar Sónar 2018 í Hörpu. Underworld hefur einu sinni áður spilað í Reykjavík en það var fyrir 24 árum þegar Underworld-menn voru gestir Bjarkar og spiluðu á eftir henni í Laugardalshöll og héldu íslenskri æsku dansandi í höllinni langt inn í bjarta sumarnóttina. Underworld hefur verið starfandi í meira en 30 ár og um tíma á 10unda áratugnum var Underworld ein vinsælasta hljómsveit heims. Smellurinn þeirra Born Slippy var spilaður yfir öllum dansgólfum heims og klagið fleytti þessum ensku náungum upp í hæstu hæðir. Lagið var notað í kvikmyndinni Trainspotting sem sló eftirminnilega í gegn fyrir 20 árum. Í Born slippy gólar Karl Hyde aftur og aftur Lager, lager, lager, lager og kallar þannig á meiri bjór. Hann er löngu hættur að drekka og drakk aldrei bjór heldur allt annað. Ég sló á þráðinn til Karls Hyde sem er helmingur Underworld, sá sem syngur, í vikunni sem leið og við ræddum hitt og þetta; Brian Eno, Bítlana, aldur, Stanley Kubric, íslenska jökla, bjórdrykkju og margt fleira. Rokkland var á Færeysku tónlistarverðlaununum í gær í Thorshöfn og við heyrum aðeins af því líka.

Underworld heimsækir Ísland um næstu helgi og spilar Sónar 2018 í Hörpu. Underworld hefur einu sinni áður spilað í Reykjavík en það var fyrir 24 árum þegar Underworld-menn voru gestir Bjarkar og spiluðu á eftir henni í Laugardalshöll og héldu íslenskri æsku dansandi í höllinni langt inn í bjarta sumarnóttina. Underworld hefur verið starfandi í meira en 30 ár og um tíma á 10unda áratugnum var Underworld ein vinsælasta hljómsveit heims. Smellurinn þeirra Born Slippy var spilaður yfir öllum dansgólfum heims og klagið fleytti þessum ensku náungum upp í hæstu hæðir. Lagið var notað í kvikmyndinni Trainspotting sem sló eftirminnilega í gegn fyrir 20 árum. Í Born slippy gólar Karl Hyde aftur og aftur Lager, lager, lager, lager og kallar þannig á meiri bjór. Hann er löngu hættur að drekka og drakk aldrei bjór heldur allt annað. Ég sló á þráðinn til Karls Hyde sem er helmingur Underworld, sá sem syngur, í vikunni sem leið og við ræddum hitt og þetta; Brian Eno, Bítlana, aldur, Stanley Kubric, íslenska jökla, bjórdrykkju og margt fleira. Rokkland var á Færeysku tónlistarverðlaununum í gær í Thorshöfn og við heyrum aðeins af því líka.

Underworld heimsækir Ísland um næstu helgi og spilar Sónar 2018 í Hörpu. Underworld hefur einu sinni áður spilað í Reykjavík en það var fyrir 24 árum þegar Underworld-menn voru gestir Bjarkar og spiluðu á eftir henni í Laugardalshöll og héldu íslenskri æsku dansandi í höllinni langt inn í bjarta sumarnóttina. Underworld hefur verið starfandi í meira en 30 ár og um tíma á 10unda áratugnum var Underworld ein vinsælasta hljómsveit heims. Smellurinn þeirra Born Slippy var spilaður yfir öllum dansgólfum heims og klagið fleytti þessum ensku náungum upp í hæstu hæðir. Lagið var notað í kvikmyndinni Trainspotting sem sló eftirminnilega í gegn fyrir 20 árum. Í Born slippy gólar Karl Hyde aftur og aftur Lager, lager, lager, lager og kallar þannig á meiri bjór. Hann er löngu hættur að drekka og drakk aldrei bjór heldur allt annað. Ég sló á þráðinn til Karls Hyde sem er helmingur Underworld, sá sem syngur, í vikunni sem leið og við ræddum hitt og þetta; Brian Eno, Bítlana, aldur, Stanley Kubric, íslenska jökla, bjórdrykkju og margt fleira. Rokkland var á Færeysku tónlistarverðlaununum í gær í Thorshöfn og við heyrum aðeins af því líka.

Bueno ya se acaba el verano y tengo que dejar de vaguear. Por eso he rescatado uno de los programas emitidos en Julio que faltaban por subir. Pronto subiré el 128 y otro corto que grabamos de improvisto un día Andrés Duel Project y Davi-DJ El 127 fue emitido el 23 de Julio del 2017 y sin querer fue un programa dedicado a grupos clásicos de la eléctronica como lo son: Daft Punk, Underworld, Prodigy... Si sois amantes del breakbeat y de la electronica premium tendréis en este programa una buena dosis. Aunque tendremos como siempre la ración de sonido 80s, Eurodance, sonido EBM de la época valenciana y algo de trance como no. Por supuesto aunque no tengamos a Andrés en el estudio al final de la edición 126 grabamos una intro donde Andrés recrea el nuevo trailler de la película trainspotting Drajan nos trae un clon del sonido prodigy de los 90 aunque posterior en el tiempo. Cyberio nos rescata el Born Slippy en su versión original, si la que has oido siempre con el piano y la voz es la versión Nuxx así que échate un vistazo a esta versión original que seguro no conoces y te va a sorprender. Tracklist: Ofenbach - Be Mine (2016) Blue nile - Tinseltown in the rain (1984) Barthezz - On the move (2001) Lucas and steve - Until Dawn (on the move) (2017) Daft punk - Digital Love (2001) Galeon - One sign (2001) (Recomendado por Pedro FM) Overseer - Skylight (Blade Trinity Soundtrack) (2004) (Recomendado por Drajan) Prodigy - Poison (1994) Amen - Without words (1991) Underworld - Born Slippy original (1995) (Recomendado por Cyberio) Fatboy Slim - Sunset (Bird of Prey) (2000) Hammer and bennet - Toca's Language (Santiago Niño dub tech mix)(david-dj mash up) (2005) (Recomendado por AXE) Malu - Fotonovela (2004) (Recomendado por Duel Project) Ivan - Fotonovela (1984) In-grid - Tu Es Foutu (2002)

A Journey with live mash up mixing of Born Slippy and Technotronics Pump up the Jam, some funky James Brown, Brown Sugar, Phats and Small Turn Around, Yamil Stefano sings there Ain't No Sunshine, New remix of Smalltown Boy mashed up live with Blue Monday, Seven Days a week and September the disco classic opens up to Abba, Ride on Time the Black Box classic anthem, Kate Bush is cloud busting, Yazoo Don't Go, California Dreaming take the mix home.

A Journey with live mash up mixing of Born Slippy and Technotronics Pump up the Jam, some funky James Brown, Brown Sugar, Phats and Small Turn Around, Yamil Stefano sings there Ain't No Sunshine, New remix of Smalltown Boy mashed up live with Blue Monday, Seven Days a week and September the disco classic opens up to Abba, Ride on Time the Black Box classic anthem, Kate Bush is cloud busting, Yazoo Don't Go, California Dreaming take the mix home.

Under worldがBone Slippyのリ・ワーク曲、Slow Slippyを出していましたが、長いバージョンもあるようで --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/potaufeu/message

Here's my latest bootleg: Robin S vs Kings Of Tomorrow vs Underworld - Show Me Finally That You Were Born Slippy (Steve Jennings Bootleg)

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I want to give a HUGE shout-out to our longtime follower from the UK @Soeno for fixing a major issue with the site. If it wasn't for him, ya'll wouldn't be merrily streaming or downloading right now. So give him a BIG bear hug for being my extra set of eyes.  As promised, I'm back and digging in deeper and darker with 'Into the Deep [vol. 3]'. This set kicks off with the deceptively delicious 'Things We Might Have Said' by Cari Golden feat. Reinier Zonneveld. The track is a slow-burner with it's light pulsating synth that builds with the anticipation of release only to resume a steady low-key beat. Climax never arrives, rendering the listener with a serious case of blue-balls. We quickly move into the 90's prog-classic 'Plastic Dreams' by Jaydee that was the forerunner for the alt-progressive house movement. Coupled with Groove Armada's 'Superstylin', which echos another 90's era classic 'Born Slippy' by Underworld, the two songs compliment each other perfectly but don't lay out the direction of the overall set. To keep you rooted in the here and now, the set transitions into several house tunes (on dark tip) that add illumination and prevent listeners from sliding into the abyss. By the end, 'Into the Deep' begins to transition back to where it began before closing the set out on a very uplifting positive note with 'White Keys' by Redondo & Deepme making the overall journey worth the trip. I have a very special Tribute set dropping later this week and am trying to see if I have enough time to squeak out a BackSpin request from long ago. No promises on that one. Expect the long-delayed EDM now DANCE set, which will be this year's 'Jingle Electric' followed by the annual 'Holiday Edition' the week after. I am a man of many talents; so walking and chewing gum at the same time is second nature to me. It's not uncommon for me to be working on multiple sets simultaneously. I hope everyone has a fantastic weekend. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album : Into the Deep [vol. 3] Genre : Progressive, House Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:21:38 Cari Golden feat. Reinier Zonneveld - Things We Might Have Said (Original Mix) Jaydee - Plastic Dreams (Shadow Child Remix) Groove Armada - Superstylin' (Riva Starr Edit) Antoine Clamaran feat. Agua Sin Gas - Comin' (Original Mix) Jude & Frank + Crazibiza + Tommyboy feat. Dragonfly - Aquardiente (Jude & Frank Remix) 2nica & Maxx Play feat. Aristina - Shake It (Tim Cosmo Remix) Roland Clark & Ultra Nate - The First Time Free (Claptone Remix) Federico Scavo - Que Pasa (Tom Staar Remix) Ralphi Rosario & Aneeta Beat - Button Pusha (Ralphi Rosario Definitive Mix) Dosem - Projection (Original Mix) Tube & Berger feat. Richard Judge - Ruckus (Club Edit) Bob Sinclar & Daddy's Groove - Burning (Extended Mix) Dennis Cruz - Everybody (Original Mix) Yotto - Fire Walk (Original Mix) Alaia & Gallo - Underground (Original Mix) Redondo & Deepme - White Keys (Extended Mix)

Takið fram glowstick vörur. Litið líkama ykkar í neonlitum. Setjið á ykkur ljótan veiðihatt. Klæðist peysu. Hringið í versta fólk sem þið þekkið. Takið svo heilann úr höfði ykkar og setjið ofan í Kitchen Aid blandara. Þrýstið á „liquify“. Þetta er tæplega átta mínútna ferli. Svipað ferli og fer í gang þegar hlustað er á […]

The Royal Shakespeare Company's latest production of Hamlet sees Paapa Essiedu become the first black actor in the company's history to take on the title role. Theatre critic Susannah Clapp joins Samira Ahmed to review it. Hamlet runs until August 13th and will be in cinemas from June 8th.Culture Minister Ed Vaizey discusses his new Culture White Paper, the first for 50 years.Director Zack Snyder on his new film Batman v Superman.Electronic group Underworld have released their ninth album, Barbara Barbara We Face A Shining Future. One half of the duo Karl Hyde tells us about synaesthesia, music as architecture and whether their biggest track, Born Slippy, is an albatross round their neck.Producer: Dixi Stewart.

Stereoзвук - это новинки современной альтернативной музыки. Артисты, модные на Западе, но почти неизвестные у нас. Каждую неделю автор и ведущий программы Евгений Эргардт знакомит вас с редкой музыкой. Время выхода понедельник 22-00 Трек-Лист Выпуск - 135 01 Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds - Riverman 02 Albert Hammond Jr. - Born Slippy 03 Corsica Arts Club - Dont You Drift On By 04 Autobahn - Immaterial Man 05 Young Kato - Children Of The Stars 06 Mexico City Blondes - Watery Dreams 07 Mac DeMarco - The Way Youd Love Her 08 The Helio Sequence - Red Shifting 09 Risn Murphy - Exile 10 Juan Wauters - Todo Termino 11 Wildhoney - Molly 12 Ducktails - Headbanging In The Mirror 13 Real Lies - Seven Sisters

Hacemos un recorrido por la vida artística de algunos productores y Djs que han sido representativos en el mundo electrónico. En este podcast contamos con la participación de Javier Morales “El Brujo” reconocido Dj y gestor cultural quien nos habla de su referente musical, Underworld.

With John Wilson. Karl Hyde, of electronic duo Underworld, has worked with prominent film directors Danny Boyle and Anthony Minghella. Along with his partner Rick Smith, he was also the musical director of the London 2012 Olympics. Hyde talks about his latest project, Edgeland - a soundtrack for The Outer Edges, a film about Essex - and reveals the real inspiration behind their trance anthem Born Slippy. Harold Pinter's The Hothouse is in a rare revival on the London stage, starring John Simm and Simon Russell Beale. Writer Iain Sinclair delivers his verdict on the play about a bureaucratic mental institution run by a sadist. Poet Kate Clanchy won the National Short Story award in 2009 with her story The Not-Dead and the Saved. Now she has taken the next literary leap by writing her first novel Meeting the English. She explains how the book came about, despite her vow that she'd never write a novel. In the latest episode of Cultural Exchange, in which creative minds select a favourite art-work, best-selling author Jodi Picoult nominates Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1937. Producer Ellie Bury.

Kraftwerk Mitte Podcast 1. Moby "Go" (Marco Lys Mombasa Bootleg) 2. Marco Lys & Chris Lake "Atari Funked The Amstrad" 3. Mark Knight&Funkagenda "Shogun" (DJ PP Rmx) 4. Alfred Azzetto "4You"Luca Cassani Casting Couch Rmx 5. Sandy Rivera & Yasmeen - Love (Daddy's Groove Remix) 6. DJ Chus & David Penn feat. Cevin Fisher - Libres Para Siempre (Original Iberican Mix) 7. David Penn feat Monia Amore - Ocean Drive (Open Your Mind) (Dj Chus & Abel Ramos Iberican Mix) 8. Axwell "Heart is King" 9. SHM/DeepSwing"In The Music" 10. Joe K "Born Slippy" KD Bootleg 11. Underworld "Dark N Long" Funkagenda&Mark Knight Rmx) 12. Stefano Noferini "Bibong" 13. Jaytech-Ozone (Original) - Anjuna Deep 14. Candi Staton "U Got The Love" Paradise Soul Rmx

Dance Anthems special edition of the K2 podcast. Does exactly what it says on the tin. Free from intro and jingles, just Anthem after Anthem after Anthem - ENJOY!!!

This is the first hour LIVE @ AZULI (Bordeaux, FRANCE) Played this saturday by Pu5her! Pu5her's playlist : 1 - 3Shift "Hey Bitch" 2 - Eric Entrena & D Unity "Drugs & Stuff " [D Nox And Becker Remix] 3 - Alex Kenji "A Lot Of" 4 - Sebastien Leger "Majuro" 5 - Chris Reece & Dinka "Autumn Leaves" [Stanley Ross Mental Remix] 6 - Underworld "Born Slippy" [Manuel De La Mare Remix] 7 - Patric La Funk "Restless" [Tim Weeks Remix] 8 - Passenger 10 "Mirage" [EDX's 5un5hine Remix] 9 - Sydney Blu "Give It Up For Me" 10- J.Seminara & D.Nagels "Just The Tip" [MC Flipside & Hatiras Rework] 11- Sydney Blu "Senses And The Mind [Olivier Giacomotto Remix] 12- Robot Needs Oil "Defected" [Olivier Giacomotto Remix] 13- BSOD "Game Over" 14- Olivier Giacomotto & Dj Tonio "Eat What You Kill" [Part.1] Visit me @ myspace.com/pu5her

Here I am posting a summer mix in October - *blush*. Hopefully it’s worth the wait, and at just over two hours long, I’m trying my best to make up for it.The usual Update formula is followed here. We start with some deeper vocal cuts, move though some bump and jack Chicago-style grooves and then hit the main room for big electro and tech anthems. And it’s all pretty commercial too - lots of remixes, rerubs and bootlegs.Highlights for me include Matt Shrewd’s Grime Time, which first caught my ear on Unknown FM. Inland Knights make light work of Eric B’s classic rap in Where Ya At, and check out the re-workings of classics like Man With The Red face, Rich In Paradise and Born Slippy. This session also features one of my own edits of Jovonn’s mix of Mary J’s Just Fine, and we wind up with a recently rediscovered Guilty Pleasure: the euphoric 80s sequenced sythns in TFF’s Change remix.Enjoy :)1 - Shawn Christopher - Don't Lose The Magic (Baggi Begovic & Soul Conspiracy Remix)2 - Los Jugaderos - What You Doing To This Girl (Norman Jay Edit - Digital Edit)3 - Inland Knights - Where Ya At4 - Matt Shrewd - Grime Time5 - Kinky Movement - You Make Me Feel6 - Matt Shrewd - Dont Look (King Kooba First Choice Slice Mix)7 - Ministry of Funk - The Dancer (Castelli Ipanema Remix)8 - Joey Youngman - Master Blaster (Original Mix)9 - Mary J Blige - Just Fine (Jovonn Remix - Noël's bridgeless edit)10 - Erykah Badu - Honey (Sticky & Soulful Dub)11 - Another Chance - Everytime I See Her (Sound Of Eden) - (Bodyrox Vocal Mix)12 - Richard Grey - Thriller - (Full Vocal Club Mix)13 - Bingo Players Vs Chocolate Puma - Touch Me (Bart B More remix)14 - Sharam - Get Wild (Original Mix) 15 - Behrouz, FPI Project - Rich In Paradise (Original Mix) 16 - Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Niels van Gogh vs Thomas Gold Remix)17 - Mark Knight, Funkagenda - Man With The Red Face (Original Club Mix)18 - DJ Joe K, Beto Dias - Born Slippy (Original Mix)19 - The Potbelleez - Don't Hold Back (Out Of Office Remix)20 - Ce Ce Peniston - Finally 2008 (The Kam Denny & Paul Zala Remix)21 - The Shapeshifters - Chime22 - Cevin Fisher feat. Loleatta Holloway - You Got Me Burning Up! (Raul Rincon Remix)23 - Tears for Fears - Change (Joey Negro Punkdisko Mix)174.8 MB | AAC file | 192 kbps

Finally! The second Session is ready. I think thats the perfect party sound. If you like my mixes, don`t hesitate and come by, at my podomatic-page: http://gasoline.podomatic.com/ , and leave a message. And now enjoy the podcast, the summer is out there. Peace gasoline 01 Discopolis (Chris Lake Mix) :: Lifelike & Kris Menace 02 Right Here, Right Now (Freemasons Mix) :: Fatboy Slim 03 Speechless (Seamus Haji Big Love Remix) :: Mish Mash 04 Somewhere Beyond (Dj DLG Mix ft. Steve Edwards) :: Michael Gray 05 Hi`n`Bye (Smax And Gold Remix) :: Till West And Eddie Thoneick ft. Alexandra Prince 06 We Play House (Norm's It's All Good Remix) :: DJ Chus & David Penn presents Soulground featuring Concha Buika 07 Bombs (Benny Benassi Remix) :: Faithless 08 Rise (Vocal Mix) :: Maverick and Tapesh ft. Terri B 09 Heater (Vandalism Re-Rub) :: Samim 10 Let Me Think About It (Club Mix) :: Ida Corr vs Fedde Le Grand 11 Somebody to Love (Moonbootica Mix) :: Boogie Pimps 12 Acceptable In The 80`s (Tom Neville Remix) :: Calvin Harris 13 Sonic Empire 2007 (Arnold Palmer Remix) :: Backside Artists vs Geen Plank 14 You Gonna Want Me (Tocadisco Remix) :: Tiga 15 Born Slippy 2007 :: Dj Joe K