Podcasts about classic track

This week, Jodie and Andrea are covering Amy Heckerling's 1995 teen rom-com, Clueless. It's the hyperstylized, deceptively smart, deeply girly '90s take on Emma that shaped a generation. We get into makeover culture, some casual narratology, teen magazine aesthetics, ska music, why Cher's makeover actually fails, and how Wallace Shawn is honestly perfect. Plus, Andrea gives a breakdown of the elusive PC game, Jodie goes JSTOR mode, and we consider whether or not it really is a proto-feminist masterpiece.Next week on The Watchers, we're covering Mean Girls. Tina Fey's sharp-tongued, early-2000s take on high school hierarchy, it's a film with a massive pop culture footprint and a defining entry in the girlhood canon.Recommended Reading: Playthrough - Clueless (CD-ROM, 1997) “‘Just a Girl' Should Have Been a Hit From Clueless, and Other Behind-the-Scenes Secrets from the Soundtrack” by Jillian Mapes“Clueless at 20: Revisiting the Soundtrack With a Classic Track-by-Track Review” by Kenneth Partridge“Furiously Franchised: Clueless, Convergence Culture, and the Female-Focused Franchise”, Cinema Journal, Kyra HuntingBoth articles listed below can be found in ReFocus: The Films of Amy Heckerling edited by Frances Smith and Timothy Shary“Can I Please Give You Some Advice?: Clueless and the Teen Makeover” by Alice Leppert“Cher and Dionne BFFs: Female Friendship, Genre, and Medium Specificity in the Film and Television Versions of Amy Heckerling's Clueless” by Susan Berridge

THE BIG PODCAST (FULL SHOW) - 50 Cent Classic Track Resurges On Charts, A New Awkward Dating App, Has Lil Wayne Entered The Battle Chat?

General Moses, a.k.a. Adam Carswell, shares a classic record highlight, “Believe” by Eli Brown, and how this song made it onto his radar as his music tastes developed over the years. In this episode, General Moses talks about:The song “Believe” by Eli Brown How his music preferences shifted towards Techno and Tech House General Moses would like to give a huge thanks to everyone listening for contributing their most valuable resource—their time.Episode Resources:Follow General Moses on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556963347755 Listen to General Moses' music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aXBCWkF4GaqldpokuDaiM Follow General Moses on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/generalmoses9/ Listen to “Believe” by Eli Brown: https://open.spotify.com/track/1STyRAWBlr18jm9aRBVrqE Timestamped Shownotes:00:22 – What qualifies as a classic record? 00:42 – When did General Moses start listening to Techno and Tech House music?02:00 – When did General Moses first listen to “Believe” by Eli Brown?

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! In this week's headlines, we shine a spotlight on the much-anticipated Australian tour of the legendary British hard rock band - The Darkness, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their groundbreaking album, 'Permission To Land'. Prepare yourself as we navigate through their upcoming East Coast tour dates in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane in February 2024. But that's not all - we also bring you the latest updates on the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne, and his ongoing health battle. Tune in to hear about his upcoming surgery and the challenges he's facing, linked back to a debilitating fall in 2019. As we journey further, join us in congratulating Sydney's metalcore marvels, Polaris, on their smashing success as their new album 'Fatalism' rockets to the number one spot on the ARIA charts. To wrap up, we explore the unexpected resurgence of one of Slipknot's classics, 'Custer', from their 2014 album '.5: The Gray Chapter', which has recently gone viral on TikTok, powering an array of "thirst trap" videos. Stay tuned for an episode brimming with exhilarating updates, iconic moments, and a taste of nostalgia for the hard and heavy music enthusiasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tracklist: 01. Armin Van Buuren - Zocalo (Feat. Gabriel & Dresden) 02. Armin Van Buuren Pres. Gaia - Tuvan 03. Armin Van Buuren - Face To Face 04. Armin Van Buuren - Imagine 05. Armin Van Buuren - Orbion 06. Armin Van Buuren - Mirage 07. Armin Van Buuren - Serenity (Feat. Jan Vayne) 08. Armin Van Buuren - Intricacy 09. Armin Van Buuren - Communication Part 3 10. Armin Van Buuren - Who's Afraid of 138?! 11. Armin Van Buuren - Stardust (Feat. Jean-Michel Jarre) 12. Armin Van Buuren - Rush Hour

Hold on tight for this episode as The Motorcity Madman surprises Keith with a classic track about the flag and then rolls into his take on the January 6th kangaroo court going on now. None of our “elected employees” are safe from his truth, logic and common sense but Wyoming's lone congressional rep, Liz Cheney, a Republican, gets an earful from the Uncle Ted. The Nightly Nuge featuring Ted Nugent S01-E134 - Uncle Ted Bust Out A Classic Track, Talk J-6 BS and Rip Rep. Cheney - 220614

Series #206 features Kyau & Albert, Mark Pledger, our Record of the Week by PUSH vs Armin Van Buuren, Nitrous Oxide plus our Classic Track of the Week by Judge Jules with 'Laid Bare'.

A floppy chicken? Plastic teeth on top of skinny legs? Call it cheesy if you want, but here's how one CEO motivates his employees and creates a winning culture that has led to his opening over 40,000 restaurants worldwide. What can you learn from him?

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Crash and Steve talk about the Suzuki SW-1, a Japanese domestic market bike manufactured in 1992. They also talk about Crash’s first track day experience. Later, Brady Walker talks about organizing the Classic Track Day event and how he got into it. Suzuki SW-1 Brady Walker

A few weeks ago some of our team members attended the Japan Classic Track Day event at Shannonville Motorsport Park. We got a chance to check out some JDM icons, like R32s, R33s, R34s, AE86s, RX-7s, S2000s, and even a few Datsun's, including Tim's 240Z.We knew after that event, we had to sit down with organizers Tim and Navin, to learn more about this meet and dive deeper into what classic JDM car culture looks like in Toronto.Check out this video podcast on YouTube: HERE  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Follow Japan Classic Track Day on IG: HEREFollow Tim on IG: HEREFollow Navin on IG: HERE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Follow & Support Kodawari ↴Instagram: @kodawaricollective & @kodacast Website and merch store: https://www.kodawaricollective.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Music: Jobii - PizzazzProduced & edited by: @koda_sound

Iedereen is van de Wereld is één van de meest indrukwekkende nummers van The Scene. En om deze Classic Track laagje voor laagje te bespreken, brengt NPO Radio 2-DJ Bart Arens de band weer bij elkaar! Helaas zonder Thé Lau, maar wel met bassiste Emilie, gitarist Eus, toetsenist Otto en drummer Jeroen. Ze halen herinneringen op en luisteren na jaren weer samen naar de ongelofelijk prachtige stem van Thé.

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Episode 16: Sluka: A New Twist On A Classic Track “Tonight You Belong to Me” Today on the podcast we are featuring the San Diego, California musician Sluka. He offers intellectual alternative rock and puts a new twist on an old classic. Learn more about him and listen to his version of the song “Tonight You Belong To Me.” Just popping in to give you guys a heads up. This podcast contains paid promotional content. That means we were compensated for the feature. All opinions are our own and we only choose to represent music that we truly dig. About Sluka: Christopher Sluka is an American musician, best known for his band SLUKA. He has released twelve studio albums. Vancouver Weekly referred to him as a "Modern-day renaissance man. He is a singer, songwriter, musician, and performer. He has recorded 11 studio albums and has had a continent-spanning fanbase. Learn more about Sluka, the history of "Tonight You Belong to Me," and listen to his version of the song. Get a full transcript of the show here. We would love to know what you think about this track! Tell us in an audio comment (leave a message here). This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eat-sleep-breathe-music/message

Jessica Curry has the latest and greatest music for video games. Composer Takeshi Furukawa emerged as one of the most exciting new voices in video game music with his Bafta-nominated score for The Last Guardian, a visually and aurally stunning story of a boy's friendship with a mythical beast. Furukawa-san chats about writing The Last Guardian, working with the London Symphony Orchestra for the game, and why in games it's just as important as film for a composer to have a 'voice'. Plus Jessica has a mix of favourite tracks, something brand new from the cheeky and charming game Wattam and a Classic Track from a brooding Hitman that has stood the test of time courtesy of Jesper Kyd. Get in touch - email soundofgaming@bbc.co.uk Music played: Koji Kondo - Legend of Zelda Suite Bear McCreary - God of War Asuka Takahashi - A Long Time: The Six Years (Wattam) Takeshi Furukawa - Overture: Lore (The Last Guardian) Takeshi Furukawa - Forest (The Last Guardian) Takeshi Furukawa - Sentinel II (The Last Guardian) Takeshi Furukawa - The Parade (Bhopali) George Strezov - CH4 (Surviving Mars) Jesper Kyd - Apocalypse (Hitman: Blood Money) Nobuo Uematsu - Ahead on Our Way (Final Fantasy VII: Piano Collections) Sarah Schachner - Modern Warfare Main Theme (Call of Duty: Modern Warfare) Takeshi Furukawa - Falling Bridge (The Last Guardian) Takeshi Furukawa - Finale II: Escape (The Last Guardian) C418 - Dog (Minecraft) Ary Warnaar - Maki Ya (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game)

Jessica Curry with the latest and greatest music for video games. Today she's joined by composer Winifred Phillips who has scored some of the biggest game franchises from Assassin's Creed III: Liberation to God of War to Little Big Planet. She's also written a handy composers guide on how to write game music. Jess and Winifred chat about writing for those huge franchises, the glory of live games music concerts and what composers are getting up to in games. Plus composer and musician J.J. Ipsen calls up to introduce an exclusive new release - his music for the brand new game Planet Zoo, and Jess's Classic Track is an absolutely seminal score - music from Chrono Trigger by Yasunori Mitsuda. Get in touch - email soundofgaming@bbc.co.uk Full playlist: Yasunori Nishiki - Main Theme (Octopath Traveller) J.J. Ipsen - Title Theme (Planet Zoo) Laura Shigihara - Fish Heads and Morizora's Cave (Rakuen) Winifred Phillips - Main Theme; Aveline's Escape; Society Suite in 4 Movements (Assassin's Creed III: Liberation) Traditional Russian/Johann Sebastian Bach/Angèle Dubeau - Tetris theme Yasunori Mitsuda - Main Theme; To Far Away Times (Chrono Trigger) Michiru Yamane - Unfinished Business (Skull Girls) Christopher Larkin - City of Tears (Hollow Knight) Winifred Phillips - The Ziggurat Theme (Little Big Planet 3) Winifred Phillips - Main Theme (Dark Eye: Book of Heroes) Gustavo Santaolalla - The Last of Us (The Last of Us)