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On this "very special" episode of Christian Geeks Rockcast, we dive into 10 songs that tackle the tough issues of the day--abortion, drunk driving, suicide and more. We hear tunes from Petra, Crumbacher, Barren Cross, Bloodgood, Holy Soldier, AD and more.  Lost Dogs Kickstarter: http://kck.st/3YkEPNb Prayer Chain Kickstarter: http://kck.st/3GDCDKv Links:  www.geeksrockcast.com  Merch: https://geeksrockcast.threadless.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/geeksrockcast FB: https://fb.com/christiangeeksrockcast geeksrockcast@gmail.com 

Ken Riley's career started in 1980 at 3D Studios in Costa Mesa with Doug Doyle. Recording such names as The Altor Boys, Crumbacher, Daniel Amos, and The Life Savors. Then creating the group Common Bond where he was the lead vocalist and the bass player. Common Bond toured and had 3 albums on Front Line Records. Then moving his career along to New York at Electric Lady Studios where he worked with the best in the industry. Bringing it to today where he is in his own well established Rio Grande Studios in Albuquerque, New Mexico recording.8 ½ years as a traveling musician and recording artist, producing two gold records. 10 years as an engineer and musician in Los Angeles, 8 ½ years as an engineer in New York City at Electric Ladyland Studios.IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN:Why he still has a mentor for getting mix feedbackUnlearning “rules”Critiquing mixes “emotionally”Trusting your heart, not your earsNot relying on techThe problem with editing and samplesDealing with the personalities, egos, and comfort of an artist Why you should turn down workBuilding clientele in a small townMaking a studio feel comfortableArranging songs for impactTo learn more about Ken Riley, visit: https://riograndestudios.com/Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes?Check out my coaching program Amplitude and apply to join: https://masteryourmix.com/amplitude/Want additional help with your music productions?For tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/ Get your copy of my Amazon #1 bestselling books:The Recording Mindset: A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Pro Recordings From Your Home Studio: https://therecordingmindset.comThe Mixing Mindset: The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Check out our Sponsors:Download Waves Plugins here: https://waves.alzt.net/EK3G2K Subscribe to the show: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/master-your-mix-podcast/id1240842781Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5V4xtrWSnpA5e9L67QcJej Have questions you'd like answered on the show?Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Please leave a rating and review:https://masteryourmix.com/review/ Thanks for listening!

On this episode, we are joined by keyboardist and songwriter Ojo Taylor, guitarist and writer Gym Nicholson, long-time lead vocalist Sim Wilson, and drummer Gary Olsen of the Orange County rock band Undercover for an expansive conversation recorded in front of a live audience at the Audiofeed Festival in Illinois. Undercover emerged in the early 1980s at the pole position of the frenetic “second wave” of Jesus Rock that saw an explosion of New Wave, Punk, Rock, and pop bands like Lifesavors, Altar Boys, Lifters, Common Bond, Crumbacher, Youth Choir, and others fill high school auditoriums, bowling alleys, parks, and church youth halls with a righteous racket that thrilled teens, worried some parents, and eventually set the stage for the big business era of Christian rock in the 90s. Ojo Taylor not only led Undercover, though, he was also a curator of this bourgeoning scene – managing labels, producing albums, and putting together one of the most important early compilation albums – which spins when we crank up the now sticker-covered Jukebox for an overview of those heady, loud, formative years.   Ojo made more waves in what's left of this underground community when he publicly admitted that he no longer holds the same religious beliefs for which he rocked so passionately back in the day. Like others, his personal spiritual journey has taken him in a direction that does not include the Evangelical faith of his younger years. But earlier this year, when a Christian music festival invited the long-defunct band to reunite for a special show, they agreed – and rocked Audiofeed (and before that, the Anaheim House of Blues) quite successfully. Why would a band with differing beliefs agree to gigs like those?   As Ojo says, “Belief is overrated. Agreement is overrated. Love is underrated.”   Find full Show Notes, including photos and video from Undercover's set at Audiofeed HERE or at TrueTunes.com/Undercover   Undercover Music List   Opening Segment Phil Keaggy & Rex Paul – Full Circle (podcast theme) Undercover – Man, O, Man; World Come Crashing Down; He's In Love With You   Interview Segment Undercover – Excuse Us; I'll Be a Fool; Daddy-O; God Rules; Cry Myself to Sleep; Darkest Hour; Is Anyone Thirsty?; Work It Out; Devotion; Dark Night; Bridge of Life; One to One; Promenade; Land of Luxury The Altar Boys  – I'm Into God Freedom of Soul – Caught in a Land of Time   JUKEBOX Blessed Hope – Something More Bob & Joy Cull – Sail Away Undercover – One of These Days The Proclaimers (U.S.) – Rejoice Stephen Crumbächer – It Don't Matter Youth Choir – It's So Wonderful The Lifters – Listen Children The Omega Band – Idols Sharon McCall – From the Grave C.I.A. – Your Choice Malcolm and the Mirrors – Apathy The Altar Boys – Go for You Lifesavers – She's On Fire SFC – Phase III Adam Again – Eyes Wide Open The Electrics – Get to Heaven The Violet Burning – Low (Third Wave) The Prayer Chain – Chatterbox (Third Wave) D.A.S. – Beautiful World (Third Wave) Dakoda Motor Co. – Wind ‘N' Sea (Fourth Wave) Mortal – Paradigm One (Fourth Wave) Fold Zandura – Deep Surround Seven Day Jesus – Strength   Spot Breaks Phil Keaggy & Mike Pachelli – Maccadocious (Two of Us)  

Working Class Audio #213 with Ken Riley!!!    Ken Riley’s career started in 1980 at 3D Studio’s in Costa Mesa with Doug Doyle. Recording such names as The Altor Boys, Crumbacher, Daniel Amos and The Life Savors. Then creating the group Common Bond where he was lead vocalist, and the bass player. Common Bond toured and had 3 albums on Front Line Records. Then moving his career along to New York at Electric Lady Studios where he worked with the best in the industry. Bringing it to today where he is in his own well established Rio Grande Studios in Albuquerque, New Mexico recording.    8 ½ years as traveling musician and recording artist, producing two gold records.  10 years as engineer and musician in Los Angeles,   8 ½ years as engineer in New York City at: Electric Ladyland Studios.   Unique Studios.  PowerStation,   Fantasy,   10 years of operating  a studio in New Mexico.    About this Interview:   Ken joins me to talk about his history, his hunt for the New Mexico sound, the importance of artists knowing who they are, his partnership with Drew Newman and the beauty of New Mexico and it’s people.    ________________________________    Show Notes and Links    WCA Patreon Subscriptions: http://www.patreon.com/workingclassaudio  Rio Grande Studios: http://riograndestudios.com/  UA Promo: https://www.uaudio.com/uad-accelerator-promo  AEA R88: https://www.aearibbonmics.com/products/r88/  One Mic Series: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGQDixBKOy2ZqIXABrAD__g  Audio Life on Gearslutz: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/audio-life/  WCA on Youtube: https://goo.gl/g5nsWG

Nesta edição:  Thatcher On Acid, Vengeance, Norden Lights, Johnny Diesel & The Injectors, Ian Moss, Dragon, 1927, Micro Chip League (MCL), Robotiko Rejekto, Crumbacher, Eddie Schwartz, Arnaldo Brandão TracklistThatcher On Acid - Sell Off The Water Vengeance - Tonight, Tonight Norden Lights - Night Life Johnny Diesel & The Injectors - Soul Revival Ian Moss - Tucker's Daughter Dragon - Young Years 1927 - You'll Never Know Micro Chip League (MCL) - New York Robotiko Rejekto - Rejekto Crumbacher - Glowing in the Dark Eddie Schwartz - Over the Line Arnaldo Brandão - Garota Do Ano Também disponível via iTunes e TuneIn RadioFeed RSS: clique aquiWebsite: 80 WATTSEmail: programa80watts@gmail.com Música de fundo: 08 - Echo Out - The Ultimate Path [2017] Autor: ForeignBlade Fonte: https://soundcloud.com/foreignblade/echo-out Licença: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Royalty Free Music found @ https://starfrosch.com/hot-100/royalty-free-music   Agradecimentos aos produtores virtuais pelo apoio:Fabiano F. M. Cordeiro José Paulo NetoApoie o 80 WATTS também via Patreon , Apoia.se ou Padrim!     Muito obrigado aos nossos patrocinadores: Fabiano Martins Cordeiro e José Paulo Neto

Part 2 features music from Tame The Volcano, and Escape From The Fallen Planet. – In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 74, host Les Carlsen continues his musical interrogation of Crumbacher members Stephen Crumbacher, Dawn Wisner Johnson and Jimmy Wisner. Stephen talks about the beginning days of Frontline, including the surreal experience of driving around his musical idol, Terry Taylor, looking for potential studios. In the show, listeners are wowed by acapella intro to “Glowing In The Dark”, off INCANDESCENT, the song that gave the group their signature sound. Acapella intro also kicks off “Speechless” from TAME THE VOLCANO, which Jimmy admitted was a favorite. These intros were from memory -no cheat sheets, folks- in amazing harmony! Stephen provides the inside scoop for his concept album, ESCAPE FROM THE FALLEN PLANET. It was the ‘80s! Broken down van or bus, causing them to nearly miss their sets, Stephen’s mom making outfits, Jimmy wearing girl’s clothes and hair styles that reflected the times, were the norm for this keyboard-heavy pop group from Southern California. The episode closes with an emotional solo piano version of “Once More (For The Band)” off TAME THE VOLCANO, which was Stephen’s farewell song, a gift to the group, even before the decision to stop performing was final. Listeners may tear up a bit.

Part 1 features music from Incandescent, Escape From The Fallen Planet, and Thunder Beach. – In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 73, host Les Carlsen gets together with Crumbacher members Stephen Crumbacher, Dawn Wisner Johnson and Jimmy Wisner, and into their "party in a box" pop-dance style. Stephen talks about breaks he got in the early 1980's when he submitted a demo tape to Maranatha! Music, which lead to a track on MRC and Broken Records compilations, which lead to their 3 albums released on Frontline Records: Escape From The Fallen Planet, Thunder Beach and Tame The Volcano. The group's multi-keyboard style was attractive to Ojo Taylor of Undercover, who produced the first tracks. They also surprised Ojo when all three members gathered around a studio microphone and belted out their epic harmonies. In this episode, listeners are treated to an acappella intro of "Interstellar Satellite". Stephen wrote Crumbacher's deep lyrics, with Biblical foundation. In fact, he provided scripture references supporting each song, which is why their music is timeless. The three original members are kind of timeless too, attending the same High School in Southern California and their families are still close today. Listeners get to experience the harmony of their relationship and vocals in this rare interview.

Some classic Jesus music including: Ringin' The Bells – Kenny Marks, Right Where You Are – Kenny Marks, Soul Reviver – Kenny Marks, Get Up And Dance – Garth Hewitt, White Dress – Kenny Marks, Bon Appétit – Kenny Marks, Say A Prayer For Me Tonight – Kenny Marks, Make It Right – Kenny Marks

Some classic Jesus music including: Ringin' The Bells – Kenny Marks, Right Where You Are – Kenny Marks, Soul Reviver – Kenny Marks, Get Up And Dance – Garth Hewitt, White Dress – Kenny Marks, Bon Appétit – Kenny Marks, Say A Prayer For Me Tonight – Kenny Marks, Make It Right – Kenny Marks

Some classic Jesus music including: Ringin' The Bells – Kenny Marks, Right Where You Are – Kenny Marks, Soul Reviver – Kenny Marks, Get Up And Dance – Garth Hewitt, White Dress – Kenny Marks, Bon Appétit – Kenny Marks, Say A Prayer For Me Tonight – Kenny Marks, Make It Right – Kenny Marks

Some classic Jesus music including: Mr Trashman - Michael & Stormie Omartian, Heaven Is A Real Place - Charlie Peacock, Pulling Down - Phil Keaggy, Tourist Trap – Crumbacher, For You - Ed Raetzloff, Growing Up To Fast – Kenny Marks, The Party's Over – Kenny Marks, Next Time You See Johnny – Kenny Marks, Fire Of Forgiveness (Ashes Of Love) – Kenny Marks

Some classic Jesus music including: Mr Trashman - Michael & Stormie Omartian, Heaven Is A Real Place - Charlie Peacock, Pulling Down - Phil Keaggy, Tourist Trap – Crumbacher, For You - Ed Raetzloff, Growing Up To Fast – Kenny Marks, The Party's Over – Kenny Marks, Next Time You See Johnny – Kenny Marks, Fire Of Forgiveness (Ashes Of Love) – Kenny Marks

Some classic Jesus music including: Mr Trashman - Michael & Stormie Omartian, Heaven Is A Real Place - Charlie Peacock, Pulling Down - Phil Keaggy, Tourist Trap – Crumbacher, For You - Ed Raetzloff, Growing Up To Fast – Kenny Marks, The Party's Over – Kenny Marks, Next Time You See Johnny – Kenny Marks, Fire Of Forgiveness (Ashes Of Love) – Kenny Marks

Artists' Choice. Kenny Riley (Common bond), Dawn Johnson (Crumbacher), and Mike Stand (Altar boys, Altar Billies) – Frontline Records Rewind Episode 23 includes exclusive interview and music commentary from Kenny Riley of Common Bond, Dawn Johnson of Crumbacher, and Mike Stand of Altar Boys. Host, Brian Healy and Exec Producer, Adel Meisenheimer, asked these Frontline Records artists to choose some favorite songs and share their personal stories about with them. The guests also let listeners know what they have been up to lately. Mike Stand includes a preview of an Altar Billies soon-to-be-released track.

Crumbacher's Incandescent re-release. Featuring Interviews with Steven Crumbacher and Dawn Johnson – Frontline Records Rewind Episode 22 features music from synth-pop artist, Crumbacher, specifically the band’s first album, Incandescent. It released in 1985 on vinyl and cassette and digitally from the Frontline Records Vault this week. Executive Producer, Adel Meisenheimer, interviews founding members, Stephen Crumbacher, Jim Wisner and Dawn Wisner-Johnson, plus Incandescent producer, Ojo Taylor of Undercover. Listeners will be engaged as Crumbacher reminisces about how their music journey began.

An hour of Classic Jesus music including: Leslie Phillips - You're The Same, Pete Carlson - Dreamer's Dream, Kenny Marks - Still Be Believing, Greg X Volz - Man Like You, Debbie Boone - Choose Life, Steve Archer - Who Will Own Your Heart, Steve Taylor - On The Fritz, Crumbacher - Infrared / X-Ray Eyes, The Wall Brothers - I Am, Servant - We Are The Light

An hour of Classic Jesus music including: Leslie Phillips - You're The Same, Pete Carlson - Dreamer's Dream, Kenny Marks - Still Be Believing, Greg X Volz - Man Like You, Debbie Boone - Choose Life, Steve Archer - Who Will Own Your Heart, Steve Taylor - On The Fritz, Crumbacher - Infrared / X-Ray Eyes, The Wall Brothers - I Am, Servant - We Are The Light

An hour of Classic Jesus music including: Leslie Phillips - You're The Same, Pete Carlson - Dreamer's Dream, Kenny Marks - Still Be Believing, Greg X Volz - Man Like You, Debbie Boone - Choose Life, Steve Archer - Who Will Own Your Heart, Steve Taylor - On The Fritz, Crumbacher - Infrared / X-Ray Eyes, The Wall Brothers - I Am, Servant - We Are The Light