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On this episode, Tomi speaks with a Great British legend Charlie Spedding! Today, Charlie walks us through his career as an athlete, all the way through to his career post-running. We talk about what got him started, his good races, his bad races and his best race ever! We talk about winning a bronze medal in the Olympics, we talk about his mindset and we talk about his physical and mental training to get to the top of the sport. Charlie really hones in on the importance of being mentally ready before racing when physical readiness (although important) seems to be the only thing that people focus on. This episode speaks to all athletes as Charlie is coming with experience, knowing what it takes to get to the top of the sport. Make sure you listen all the way through to get all of the pearls of wisdom that he shares! Charlie has been an inspiration to many athletes in the country and especially here in the North East, being from Bishop Auckland. His book - From First to Last: A Long Distance Runner's Journey from Failure to Success - has been recommended by numerous guests on this podcast and we talk about why and how the book was written, today. We hope you learn something, we hope you get inspired and we hope you Find Your Fire.

Derek Bloom joins us to talk about the histories of From First to Last, Color of Violence, and If I Die First, his specific drumming styles in these projects, and his latest project Cholera Violins

Cuadragésima segunda emisión de la Fase 3 de Las Cosas Que Hay Que Escuchar con temas de The Struggle Bus, The Primitives, Axolotes Mexicanos, Slap of Reality, William Shatner, From First to Last, The Residents, Kay Martin and Her Bodyguards, Siouxie and the Banshees, Kate Bush, Randy Newman, Sparks, The Roches, Weird Al Yankovic, Spish y Devo. Además de todo el delirio habitual de Saurio y las voces que lo atormentan. Y si quieren convidar con un cafecito ☕, pueden hacerlo acá: https://cafecito.app/lascosasquehay Programa emitido originalmente el 19 de diciembre de 2021 por FM La Tribu, 88.7, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Repite el 22 de diciembre en Radio Asamblea FM 94.1 y el 25 de diciembre en Radio de la Calle, FM 87.9 (Bahía Blanca)

Join Telly Mo and her best friend Hakeem as they tackle online dating from the male point of view. The men have something to say and Hak is ready to tell it all. From First dates to Gyalis behavior, these two recount what they have experienced while dating during Coriana (Covid). Tune in to this hilarious episode! You'll even get to hear Hakeem's white Man "voice". LOL Song of the Week: Gyalis by Capella Grey

Welcome back to the podcast that holds the record for playing the most shows without getting paid: Sinclairity A Dinosaurs Tale! This week, your charismatic hosts Ben Handupme and We're Gonna Need Another Timmy discuss the season 3 episode of Dinosaurs titled "Swamp Music." Basically some white guys wrote a parable for cultural appropriation in rock music and they did a sloppy job about it. However, we do a slightly less sloppy job about reviewing said episode, so maybe you'll get something out of this messed up world we live in after all. Besides, maybe you'll enjoy the following talking points: the difference between Underoath and From First to Last, the late Norm MacDonald, satanic metal bands that won't commit ritual suicide, Ysa disrespecting our artist endeavors, Kermit the Frog replacing Justin Pierre from Motion City Soundtrack, and the fact that every band is actually just Sublime. And hey, guess what? Sinclairity will be performing a live episode this year at Pre-Fest in St. Pete, Florida. Join us at Lucky You Tattoo on Tuesday October 26th and check out all the awesome bands that will be playing after us. Show will start at 6 PM, and we will include a link below that you can follow to buy tickets. Thanks! Love Ya! https://anti-asianviolenceresources.carrd.co/ https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ http://tinyurl.com/k9y9wxk7

Welcome to the Munsons at the Movies Podcast. Each episode we delve into the filmography and impact of a randomly selected actor. In this episode, we explore the career of Stanley Tucci. Best known for his roles as Secondo in Big Night (1996), George Harvey in The Lovely Bones (2009) and Caesar Flickerman in The Hunger Games franchise, Tucci has been giving bald guys a good name in the acting scene since the 80s. Joined by guest Munson, Geoff Reid of the From First to Last Podcast, we discuss Tucci's early days as a Levi's Jeans model, Sir Geoffrey's unfortunate run-in with a Pauly Shore movie, Stanley's tendency to play a baddie, and examine just how closely he has flirted with the EGOT. Where does Tucci's career rank on the Munson Meter? Listen to find out.

今日ピックアップするのは、86位に初登場！ SKRILLEX, STARRAH AND FOUR TET、「BUTTERFLIES」 ダンスミュージック・シーンのカリスマ、スクリレックス！ でも、ダンスミュージックをやる前は、 ＜From First to Last＞というハードコアバンドで、ボーカルやってました。 2008年から、スクリレックス名義での活動をスタートし、 ダンス・シーンで革新的な存在となっています。 この新曲「Butterflies」は、およそ2年ぶりの新曲。 イギリスのエレクトロニック・アーティスト、フォー・テットと共に作り上げた曲で、 レコーディングが行われたのは昨年2月だったそうですが、、、、 その後1年以上、手を加え続け、最近ようやく完成したそう。 歌っているスターラーは、アメリカのシンガー兼ラッパーですが、 カミラ・カベイヨの「Havana」やマルーン5の「Girls Like You」などの ヒット曲を生んだ売れっ子ソングライターとしても知られています。 最近のスクリレックスは、いきなり、自身のInstagram のこれまでの投稿を全削除！ 「いったいどうした！？」と、ファンを驚かせましたが、、、 新曲を2週連続で、久々にリリースし、 「こりゃ、2014年以来のアルバム・リリースもあるかも！？」と、ささやかれています。

In this mini episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at the year that was. What happened in the world of From First to Last, what happened in the world of cinema and heck what happened in the world! Follow Us;www.fftlpodcast.comInsta: @fftlpodcastFB: @fftlpodcastTwitter: @fftlpodcast 

I was visited by the ghosts of Scene past, present, and future, and even though they agreed with all my opinions of the scene, the one thing they wanted from me was to stop trying to make everything perfect and just put out episodes without worrying about making them sound studio quality. So, here’s the end of 2020 episode with all the scars that the real 2020 has (i.e. no editing, you get what you get). No one seems to care when shows sound like it’s two guys in a bathroom stall and not humorous whatsoever, so why would you care that Dave is halfway across the country and there’s some background noise? Anyway, I’m hanging out with the Scene ghosts right now listening to From First to Last and talking about how terrible Alt Press is. Enjoy the jokes and please stay safe and healthy this holiday season! Happy Holidays!Merry Christmas!Happy New Year!Stay Scene!

Part One: Chris Froment Presents “A Get Rich Eventually Scheme!” Welcome to the pre-Christmas episode of Hardly Focused! Jack, Fro, and Nate presenting this one. See if you can spot all the technical errors in this episode! Kicking off this episode, Fro explains how he’s making money by doing web searches using a Python script. He makes pennies per search, roughly equating to $1 USD per day. At this rate, he’ll be rich by the time he’s… many hundreds of years old. Elsewhere, Cyberpunk 2077 has been out in the wild for one week. Simply put, it’s launch has been a disaster, especially for PlayStation and Xbox users. As discussed during Episode 483, Jack and Kate are both playing on PC; the latter is having a much better experience. Part Two: Cyberpunk 2077, and the Era of Unfinished Video Games This segment begins with an impromptu guitar jam between Jack, Fro, and Nate. Rocking the banjo, Nate promptly breaks a string. Meanwhile, Jack attempts to serenade by playing Oasis and From First to Last. What year is it? Back to Cyberpunk 2077, Jack tells Fro and Nate about how Sony has delisted the game from the PlayStation Store. Moreover, Best Buy is accepting refunds of opened copies of the game, an unprecedented move in any retail setting. This leads Jack to rant about how modern video games tend to be released in unfinished states, eventually achieving completion over several years’ worth of updates. Part Three: Tom Cruise Has a Meltdown on the Set of “Mission Impossible” Nate kicks off the final segment of this episode by devouring chocolate with 92% cacao. Appropriately, it tastes like dirt. Jack equates the taste to an infamous scene from Nickelodeon’s Doug. Moving on to a bit teased all throughout this show, Jack features audio of Tom Cruise flipping his lid on the set of the new Mission Impossible film. Jack equates Cruise’s meltdown to that of Christian Bale’s public freak-out in 2008, and to a lesser extent, Dennis Quaid’s staged outburst in 2015. Fro and Nate see both sides to Cruise’s argument over COVID-19 safety, while Jack finds his rant to be justified. On a related note, Nate asks the room if they think COVID-19 has affected new music in terms of songwriting and content. Jack notes that blink-182 has a song all about quarantine, while Taylor Swift’s folklore was most definitely influenced by the lockdown. Jack is also attending his first “virtual concert” with Jimmy Eat World, which is going to be weird after decades of attending physical shows in the “before times.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardlyfocused/support

This segment begins with an impromptu guitar jam between Jack, Fro, and Nate. Rocking the banjo, Nate promptly breaks a string. Meanwhile, Jack attempts to serenade by playing Oasis and From First to Last. What year is it? Back to Cyberpunk 2077, Jack tells Fro and Nate about how Sony has delisted the game from the PlayStation Store. Moreover, Best Buy is accepting refunds of opened copies of the game, an unprecedented move in any retail setting. This leads Jack to rant about how modern video games tend to be released in unfinished states, eventually achieving completion over several years’ worth of updates. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardlyfocused/support

Welcome to the podcast! Here, we do folktales. Here, we do colored people. Here, we... er--wait a minute... let me start over: “Colored Folklore” is a podcast that looks at folk tales that have gotten relatively little mainstream attention. Every other Monday, we’ll take a story from a different indigenous culture from all the globe, and give it a little bit of a modern make over. We’ll try to stay as absolutely true to the original tale as possible, but as any fairy tale studies student knows – the term ‘origin’ is extremely tricky. See, the New World may think fairy tale begins and ends with Disney, just as the Old World feels like it exists with Perrault, and Basile, and The Grimms. But... there’s so much more. To show you how much, every week, we’ll be dropping facts alongside our stories. From First nation North Central and South Americans to the Middle Eastern cultures of North Africa and the Mediterranean Basin, from the indigenous Artic cultures to the aboriginal Australian, Torres Straight Island, and Polynesian peoples, we’ll give you a weekly dose of folklore and facts. Because if there’s one thing this show is, it’s folklore AF. Pun absolutely intended! https://www.coloredfolklore.com (Colored Folklore) Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/coloredfolklore (@ColoredFolklore) Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pg/Colored-Folklore-574501846576901/ (Colored Folklore Business Page) Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/coloredfolklore/ (@ColoredFolklore) Support this podcast

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff discuss Ron Howard's first comedy film in over 20 years. Starring Vince Vaughn, Kevin James, Jennifer Connelly, Wynona Rider and Channing Tatum. It's a film about a moral dilemma and the challenges that arise from deciding to tell the truth or protect the future. Together they chat about the film, it's journey to screen, Vince Vaughn's career and so much more.Follow Us;www.fftlpodcast.comInsta: @fftlpodcastFB: @fftlpodcastTwitter: @fftlpodcast

This we week finally get back to talking about Artificial Selection and get through the last eight songs on the album. We also talk about industrial music, sports movies, From First to Last, and an up and coming new project. Enjoy the episode and stay safe out there!

Join the fan chat on Discord! Link: https://discord.gg/ZzJSrGP Dozens of people see 'chain' moving lights in the sky. They are not UFOs, but Elon Musk's Starlink satellites Link: https://www.dvhn.nl/groningen/Tientallen-mensen-zien-ketting-voortbewegende-lichtjes-aan-de-hemel-25586562.html?harvest_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F A 'chain' of dozens of slowly moving lights in the sky was seen in many places in the Netherlands on Sunday evening around 11 p.m. No, they were not UFOs, but a number of Starlink satellites from Elon Musk. Science journalist and astronomy publicist Govert Schilling was bombarded with emails, tweets and apps with questions about the strange phenomenon on Sunday evening. “If you see something flying and you don't know what it is, it's a UFO; an unidentified flying object. Not many people assumed that, but there were many who wondered: what was this? They weren't planes and it didn't stop. ” 'Impressive and spectacular phenomenon' The explanation is simple, Schilling said: The moving points of light in the starry sky were the 60 satellites launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on March 18 and launched into orbit. They will also be seen regularly in the coming evenings, says Schilling, known for his performances in De Wereld Draait Door. “It is a very impressive and spectacular phenomenon. In the beginning they are very close together and can be seen as a line of 'bright stars'. Over time, they fan out and are elevated. After a while they are no longer visible. ” The next tranche of sixty Starlink satellites is planned for Thursday 23 April. In total, Musk's company wants to shoot about 12,000 of these satellites into space. The network must provide a new generation of internet with high quality and low costs. Rockers React to Bizarre UFO Sightings in Arizona + California Link: https://loudwire.com/rockers-ufo-sightings-california-arizona-ben-bruce-dorothy/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral Several rockers have reported bizarre UFO sightings last night (April 15) in Arizona and Southern California. Asking Alexandria's Ben Bruce, Dorothy, From First to Last's Matt Good and others have taken to Twitter to discuss what they saw, and the replies to their tweets confirm that many people also witnessed similar phenomena. Bruce said he saw a lot of UFOs flying in a straight line, spaced evenly apart from each other and reappearing from the same location. Dorothy, who lives near San Diego, explained that they were not flashing, moved fast and didn't make a sound the way an airplane would. Some Twitter users sent links to videos of SpaceX Starlink Satellites in response, but the musicians deny that the appearance of what they saw was similar to the satellites. Good chimed in, adding that he saw the UFOs too, and that they were not satellites. The news got the attention of Fox 10 Phoenix, who are imploring Valley residents who saw the UFOs to send in any footage they may have captured. Amidst all the nonsense going on in the world right now, the last damn thing we really need is an alien invasion. See some tweets of peoples' UFO sightings below. Twitter Posts @benjaminbruce Apr 15 I just saw SO MANY UFO's flying in a line. Consistent. Evenly spaced. Appearing from the same spot. Over and over again! ANYONE ELSE SEE THIS SHIT???? @itsdorothysucka Apr 15 Just witnessed UFO's flying overhead San Diego county. These do not flash like airplanes, move quickly, smoothly and are completely silent. Reply to this thread if you see it too. Might b military but never seen anything like this before.

Join the fan chat on Discord! Link: https://discord.gg/ZzJSrGP Dozens of people see 'chain' moving lights in the sky. They are not UFOs, but Elon Musk's Starlink satellites Link: https://www.dvhn.nl/groningen/Tientallen-mensen-zien-ketting-voortbewegende-lichtjes-aan-de-hemel-25586562.html?harvest_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F A 'chain' of dozens of slowly moving lights in the sky was seen in many places in the Netherlands on Sunday evening around 11 p.m. No, they were not UFOs, but a number of Starlink satellites from Elon Musk. Science journalist and astronomy publicist Govert Schilling was bombarded with emails, tweets and apps with questions about the strange phenomenon on Sunday evening. “If you see something flying and you don't know what it is, it's a UFO; an unidentified flying object. Not many people assumed that, but there were many who wondered: what was this? They weren't planes and it didn't stop. ” 'Impressive and spectacular phenomenon' The explanation is simple, Schilling said: The moving points of light in the starry sky were the 60 satellites launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on March 18 and launched into orbit. They will also be seen regularly in the coming evenings, says Schilling, known for his performances in De Wereld Draait Door. “It is a very impressive and spectacular phenomenon. In the beginning they are very close together and can be seen as a line of 'bright stars'. Over time, they fan out and are elevated. After a while they are no longer visible. ” The next tranche of sixty Starlink satellites is planned for Thursday 23 April. In total, Musk's company wants to shoot about 12,000 of these satellites into space. The network must provide a new generation of internet with high quality and low costs. Rockers React to Bizarre UFO Sightings in Arizona + California Link: https://loudwire.com/rockers-ufo-sightings-california-arizona-ben-bruce-dorothy/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral Several rockers have reported bizarre UFO sightings last night (April 15) in Arizona and Southern California. Asking Alexandria's Ben Bruce, Dorothy, From First to Last's Matt Good and others have taken to Twitter to discuss what they saw, and the replies to their tweets confirm that many people also witnessed similar phenomena. Bruce said he saw a lot of UFOs flying in a straight line, spaced evenly apart from each other and reappearing from the same location. Dorothy, who lives near San Diego, explained that they were not flashing, moved fast and didn't make a sound the way an airplane would. Some Twitter users sent links to videos of SpaceX Starlink Satellites in response, but the musicians deny that the appearance of what they saw was similar to the satellites. Good chimed in, adding that he saw the UFOs too, and that they were not satellites. The news got the attention of Fox 10 Phoenix, who are imploring Valley residents who saw the UFOs to send in any footage they may have captured. Amidst all the nonsense going on in the world right now, the last damn thing we really need is an alien invasion. See some tweets of peoples' UFO sightings below. Twitter Posts @benjaminbruce Apr 15 I just saw SO MANY UFO's flying in a line. Consistent. Evenly spaced. Appearing from the same spot. Over and over again! ANYONE ELSE SEE THIS SHIT???? @itsdorothysucka Apr 15 Just witnessed UFO's flying overhead San Diego county. These do not flash like airplanes, move quickly, smoothly and are completely silent. Reply to this thread if you see it too. Might b military but never seen anything like this before.

How did California slide into such a deep school funding hole, and how can we climb our way back up? These are among the questions we take on in this latest adventure with special guest Gary Hart. As a former state legislator, longtime Senate Education Committee Chair, and Secretary of Education, Gary offers the critical perspective of someone who was “inside the Capitol building” during a truly pivotal time in the early life of Ed Funding.He began his career as a classroom teacher before serving two decades in the state legislature at a time (1974-1994) when so many key events in school funding unfolded. What led to the dramatic disinvestment in California’s schools, beginning in the 1970s? Rising real estate values, bad economic times and a major change in the state’s demographics all contributed, according to Gary. He also reflects on whether there’s anything he wishes he might’ve done differently while in office to help change the downward trajectory of per-student funding. And what about Proposition 98? Former Sen. Hart takes some exception to characterizations that legislators and governors “manipulated” the Prop. 98 constitutional guarantee for schools, causing it to become more of a “ceiling” than a “floor” for per-student funding. “Ballot box budgeting,” he says, “is not a good system.” We also explore the sometimes shifting borders between how prescriptive the state used to be in telling local school districts how to spend their funds, and the relatively recent move towards more local control. As our adventure continues, Gary takes on the mountain that California faces to increase school funding to the levels needed to support all students. A more stable state revenue system must be identified, he says, especially so the state is not so disproportionately reliant on income taxes. Finally, we consider whether, at the end of the day, increasing school funding comes down to whether or not those currently serving in Sacramento truly have the political will to take it on.More ResourcesFor a terrific history of California’s school funding slide, we recommend the 2004 documentary, “From First to Worst” a production of the Merrow Report by award-winning journalist John Merrow. You can find it online.Ed100.org is a excellent free resource with concise, engaging online courses that help people understand complex education issues. Ed100 has an entire chapter on school funding, including a great lesson about Propositions 13 and 98.About Gary HartGary served in the California State Legislature as an assemblymember and senator for 20 years, representing Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties. In his role as chairman of the Senate Education Committee (1983 to 1994), he wrote important education legislation concerning school finance, class-size reduction, and charter schools. He also served as the Secretary of Education for Governor Gray Davis. In addition, he has served on the board of directors for the Public Policy Institute of California for more than ten years, including as chair. In 1995, he founded the California State University Institute for Education Reform, a policy center focusing on elementary and secondary school issues. In 2001, he established the Program in America and California Explorations (PACE), an honors program at Kennedy High School in Sacramento. He obtained his MA in teaching from Harvard University and his BA from Stanford University.About CASBOThe California Association of School Business Officials is the premier resource for professional development and business best practices for California's school business leaders. CASBO is dedicated to promoting excellence and professionalism in all aspects of school business.

Would California schools actually be better off if Proposition 98 had never come into being? Why is it still so important to understand? And where do we go from here to fulfill the initiative’s promise of bringing state spending per student to the top ten among states? On this show, we’re big believers in the axiom that to get where you want to go, you need to understand where you’ve been. That’s why we’re making a special journey this episode into the recent history of school funding in California. Think of these as Ed Funding’s formative years. Our special guest Kevin Gordon, President of Capitol Advisors, helps us explore this history, including the mother of all state ballot measures, California's Proposition 98. The measure sought to lift California school spending to among the top ten states in the nation, but for many reasons, we’re still not there. When it appeared on the statewide ballot in 1988, Prop. 98 barely passed – by less than one percent of the electorate. What led up to the measure, and what impact has it had on education in the 30-plus years since, both good and bad? Kevin takes us through the politics as well as the intricacies of this notoriously complicated measure. To help break it down, Kevin also takes our “60 Second Challenge” to explain the basic mechanics of how Proposition 98 works.More about Proposition 98Approved by California voters in 1988, Prop. 98 established a minimum guarantee for school funding in the state constitution. It was intended both to be a floor that funding would never fall below, and a formula for ultimately growing funding over time to the top ten among states.“The problem,” Kevin says, “is as soon as it got implemented, the legislature was always trying to figure out, what does it take just to do the minimum – and once they do the minimum, check the box, we’re done. And that’s what happened: it became a funding cap instead of a funding floor.”Proposition 98 began 30 years of what the State’s Legislative Analyst Office later referred to as, “A plethora of tests and rules that govern the minimum guarantee.” Read the Legislative Analyst Office report, “A Historical Review of Proposition 98” from January 2017.More ResourcesFor a terrific (albeit sobering) history of California’s school funding slide, we recommend the 2004 documentary, “From First to Worst” a production of the Merrow Report by award-winning journalist John Merrow. You can find it online.Ed100.org is a free resource with concise, engaging online courses that help people understand complex education issues. Ed100 has an entire chapter on school funding, including a great lesson about Propositions 13 and 98.Edsource provides timely, useful and accurate information about a range of major education issues, including school funding. More about Kevin GordonWidely viewed among the top education advocates in California, Kevin is the President and a founding partner of Capitol Advisors Group. He formerly served as Executive Director of CASBO, and as the Chief Lobbyist and Assistant Executive Director of the California School Boards Association (CSBA). He also served as Chief of Staff to Congressman Robert T. Matsui and as a legislative advocate for the California Building Industry Association (CBIA). He holds a master's degree in public administration from the University of San Francisco. About CASBOThe California Association of School Business Officials is the premier resource for professional development and business best practices for California's school business leaders. CASBO is dedicated to promoting excellence and professionalism in all aspects of school business.

Could the disastrous Monday night in Iowa end that state’s hold on first-in-the-nation status? Plus, a longtime friend of Sen. Lamar Alexander says his vote on impeachment witnesses shouldn’t have been a surprise. And former New Hampshire GOP chairman Fergus Cullen reminisces about some of the Granite State's primaries history. The post Episode #314: From First in the Nation to Worst in the Nation appeared first on Ken Rudin's Political Junkie.

It's the week of Independence in America! What better for BiggMike Smooth (@TattooFaceMike) and #TheAnonymousTony (@DarthMeme34) to talk about than all sorts of Merica and all sorts of freedom. From First world problems, to broken families, to diet cokes, all things America! (2:20) How were our week? (9:01) Whats more American than the Red Sox vs the Yankees in England? (11:00) Why are we talking about America? Also, we are going to try and talk about funny stuff. Not any of that painful stuff. We can't handle too much politicalness. (19:42) Back To Back World War CHAMPS! (28:15) Have you ever seen the Statue Of Liberty when it was still copper?(36:04) Mike's Favorite American thing that happened this Week? Lil Was X coming out as gay!(50:05) Baseball is amazing and isn't as boring as you weirdos think it is. (1:08:19) First World Problems! These are our favorite! Enjoy this weeks episode! Have feedback? Email us at Hello@SomeRandomPodcast.com! Send us ideas, send us feedback, send us whatever you want! Not Nudes though, PLEASE don't send nudes!

This is the kind of movie Andy would have loved in high school. His little backpack would be covered in Jack Skellington and Heathers badges as he passed around copies of the From First to Last album to all the girls with fringes.

What's up fans! We have another music based episode for your hungry ears. Danial walks down memory lane, remembering his favorite concert headlined by the Dropkick Murphys. He tells us about some of his other favorite concert experiences, one of them being Avenged Sevenfold, and then asks us what our dream concert would be? And who would we schedule for Coachella? This begins a long, hilarious talk about mosh pitting, concert venues, and a debate about whether or not EDM sounds like Transformers having sex. We also talk about Justin trying to steal the lead singer of Bless the Fall's shoe when he was crowd surfing. Bands mentioned include AC/DC, DJ, Snake, From First to Last, Skrillex, Metallica, Motley Crue, Chiodos, Chevelle, Bless the Fall, Rage Against the Machine, Kid Rock, Fred Durst, Guns and Roses, Faith No More, Motorhead, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rolling Stones, The Who, Pearl Jam, The Deftones, My Chemical Romance, Thrice, and The Used and many others. As always, you can find our podcast and our many great back episodes on podbean, iTunes, podcasts.com, Google Play, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts and other great podcasting outlets around the world. We're also on social media at Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. If you have any questions or want us to read your email on the show, you can reach us at topicocalypse@gmail.com. We hope you enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A Continent Named Coma is one of my favorite up and coming bands from Phoenix who plays a nostalgic blend of 2000s emo and post-hardcore revival with plenty of modern elements to boot. EP REVIEW: I'm not sure if 2000s emo is making a comeback, but if it is, A Continent Named Coma is at the helm.I grew up in love with bands like Senses Fail, From First to Last, Silverstein, and all the other legends under the Victory Records catalog and I often miss that sound. I've been surprised that sounds like Nu-Metal and Rap Rock have been on the uptick, but we've seemed to have left behind our studded belts and wristbands. If we're going to bring back the nostalgia of accessible radio metal, how the fuck are we not bringing back the sound of 2000s emo?The opening to the first track of this 3-track EP immediately coats you both with the warmth of sadness and bitterness of winter. It was like catching the scent of a past lover in the air and not quite being able to place it, but as soon as the entire band kicks into gear you recognize the familiarity exactly.The production is absolutely perfect for what they're going for and the vocals throughout most of the release are on point at every turn. From the desperate screams to the angst ridden clean vocals that are immediately reminiscent of From the Depth of Dreams, I just want to carry this record around like a blankie.The second track on the record, "Show Your Face" has a bit more clean vocals throughout with screams sprinkled here and there for added emotional turmoil. The dirty lead guitar that pushes us through the song is toned perfectly to fit the soundtrack of angst and confusion and the drums couldn't be mixed any better for the style.The third and final track, "Lachrymose" begins a little shaky with an opening that I'm not crazy about in any direction. The vocal range isn't the singer's strong suite and it feels a little awkward over the instrumentation. He spends a lot of the track going back and forth between what seems to be a more natural tone and a seemingly affected vocal style that I'm not too crazy about. The song seems to be searching for it's direction and personality throughout most of the track; finding it's way here and there, then getting lost again. The screaming vocals that come in near the end are as crisp as ever and return some much needed color.While there are a lot of nostalgic bands out there trying to bring something old back into the consciousness, my gripe is that they never seem to be doing anything new. They seem to make their own style a smorgasbord of pre-packaged cliches, but ACNC doesn't do that. They pull me back into sounds I haven't heard in a long time while also carrying their own distinct personality and character.All in all, I am newly obsessed with this band. I have no idea who is involved or where in AZ they're from, but I'm fucking in.6/10

Темы выпуска: киберспорт, сериал «Мост», модели и задроты, фестиваль «Нашествие», Skrillex, From First to Last, Санкт-Петербург и многое другое. 18+ Собеседник – главный редактор DRØP Игорь Шастин

What's up fans! We have another music based episode for your hungry ears. Danial walks down memory lane, remembering his favorite concert headlined by the Dropkick Murphys. He tells us about some of his other favorite concert experiences, one of them being Avenged Sevenfold, and then asks us what our dream concert would be? And who would we schedule for Coachella? This begins a long, hilarious talk about mosh pitting, concert venues, and a debate about whether or not EDM sounds like Transformers having sex. We also talk about Justin trying to steal the lead singer of Bless the Fall's shoe when he was crowd surfing. Bands mentioned include AC/DC, DJ, Snake, From First to Last, Skrillex, Metallica, Motley Crue, Chiodos, Chevelle, Bless the Fall, Rage Against the Machine, Kid Rock, Fred Durst, Guns and Roses, Faith No More, Motorhead, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rolling Stones, The Who, Pearl Jam, The Deftones, My Chemical Romance, Thrice, and The Used and many others.   As always, you can find our podcast and our many great back episodes on podbean, iTunes, podcasts.com, Google Play, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts and other great podcasting outlets around the world. We're also on social media at Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. If you have any questions or want us to read your email on the show, you can reach us at topicocalypse@gmail.com. We hope you enjoy!

The Half Assed Grunt Free Press Christmas Special.   Music - Owen Benjamin - The Twelve Triggers of Christmas, From First to Last - Santapocalypse, The Mamas and the Pepes - Christmas Special

We ran long last week, so we are putting out a bonus episode with Companion Files for Ian Chesterton and Peri Brown. From First to  . . .  well, you have to listen to our take to see what we think.  

From First dunks to becoming a pro dunker and everything in between. CJ has blown up in the Dunk world and definitely about to be well known as one of the top dunkers in the game! Honored to have become friends with him definitely more content from him in the future

THE Daniel Wand, the vocalist of Capsize, joins Ian for the final live and in person, So What Music Fest Ian Hates Music interview!  Daniel talks about the music of Capsize, touring, vocals, and a whole conversation on From First to Last and Matt Good! Isn't that normally Ian's favorite topic? Yes, it is! You're going to enjoy this! Follow the links below to support Capsize: Capsize - Facebook Capsize - Merch Capsize - Twitter Capsize - Instagram Thank you very much to Daniel for coming on Ian Hates Music and thank you again to Natalie for setting up the conversation! Hopefully, you already have the great album 'A Reintroduction: The Essence of All That Surrounds Me' and if you don't, go get it! Plus, Capsize is always touring, so make sure you see them live and thank Ian later!  Lastly, thanks again to all the hard working people at So What Music Fest for having Ian Hates Music! Don't forget to check out this great, yearly event! Don't forget to support Ian Hates Music! Subscribe, rate, and share Ian Hates Music on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and any of your favorite podcast listening apps! Now on SoundCloud! Links below: Ian Hates Facebook Twitter Instagram iTunes Stitcher Google Play Music SoundCloud All sound bites or clips are exclusive property of their respective owners and are in no way affiliated with Ian Hates Podcast or its' sponsors. They are used here for entertainment purposes only. Enjoy! Long days and pleasant nights.

On this episode of Sight & Sound Weekly, Jaye and Ryan impatiently wait for Drake's 'More Life' to drop while reminiscing about skipping school and random make-out sessions. On music talk, they discuss Sonny Moore's (Skrillex) return to the post-hardcore band, From First to Last. During TV talk, the guys examine and talk about the specifications of the upcoming live streaming service, YouTube TV, and what it means on a global scale. Finally, on movie talk, we discuss Lucasfilm's decision to remove the Episode titles from the Star Wars movies, and the production history of the upcoming Netflix film, Bright.Find more Sight & Sound by subscribing to our YouTube channel:www.youtube.com/channel/UCBQoQz2fXwowa4NHvfNf_awFind us on social media, @sightsoundpod on Twitter and InstagramLike us on Facebook, just search Sight & SoundShoot us an email - sightandsoundpod@gmail.comJaye WilliamsTwitter - @jayewilliamsInstagram - @jayewilliamsRyan SnellingTwitter - @whatupsnellInstagram - @ryansnelling

Continuing rebroadcasted appearances on other shows, Shaun talks about his favorite sitcom ever, Newsradio, with Sean Fallon on From First to Last! Subscribe and listen to From First to Last here: https://fromfirsttolastpodcast.podbean.com These episodes don't happen without your support. Thank you! Pledge as little as $1 per week at: http://patreon.com/nototally For a no-cost way of supporting the show, do all of your Amazon shopping from nototally.com/amazon. This will take you to Amazon's front page, and every purchase you make will send a few pennies our way. Thank you! Rating and reviewing us on iTunes is one of the most helpful things you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: http://nototally.com/iTunes Comment at our website: http://nototally.comLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/nototallyYell at Shaun on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NoTotallyBother Brian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/leprcn

The Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast where my guest is Sean Fallon from Audiences Everywhere and From First to Last who asks me why I hadn't seen Children of Men, a film set in a post-apocalyptic world where children haven't been born in almost twenty years from director Alfonso Cuaron. And in return, I ask him why he hadn't seen Mystery Men, a superhero parody film featuring a great cast including Ben Stiller, William H. Macy, and Geoffrey Rush.

Welcome to a very special edition of Ian Hates Music! On this episode, Ian had the opportunity to speak with Steven Juliano, the founder and vocalist for I Am Ghost! If you've ever listened to the show before, you know that Ian is a huge fan and he has Lovers' Requiem as one of his favorite albums of all time! Steven recently announced that I Am Ghost will be reuniting for a show and he's also working on his first novel Lovers & Kings! Check out the links below to keep up with everything Steven is doing from music to graphic design to the new novel: http://www.stevenjulianoofficial.com/ https://twitter.com/StevenJuliano https://www.instagram.com/stevenjuliano/ https://www.facebook.com/stevenjulianoofficial/ https://www.facebook.com/iamghostofficial/ https://iamghost.selz.com/ Just a warning that Ian gets "fanboy" towards the end of the interview, haha. He tried his best, but it's bound to happen! Ian also chose two of his favorite songs for the show; The Most Beautiful Nightmare: Part 2 and This Is Home! For the rest of the show, the guys go over more news, reviews, and the "famous" From First to Last segment! Have they contacted Ian Hates Music yet? Tune it to find out! Don't forget to review/subscribe/share on iTunes/Stitcher/Google Play Music or any of your favorite podcast listening apps! Long days and pleasant nights.

Ian and Craig continue their discussion on their favorite albums of all time! This includes bands like Finch, Alesana, Norma Jean, Alexisonfire, The Chariot, From First to Last, From Autumn to Ashes, and so many more!

Hello to all the new people listening and welcome back to everyone else! Ian Hates Music is back for another episode, but this time it's a little different than things have been recently. There's no band interview today. What? I know right? We decided to switch it up and go into news and stories! The guys talk a ton of new music, returning bands, reviews, and even Ian's long awaited (maybe...) From First to Last Kickstarter debacle! Never you fear, they have plenty to talk about and there are a lot of bands scheduled for the weeks to come. In fact, next episode will feature Young Medicine! Card subject to change of course. Go check out their music here to prepare for the next episode: http://youngmedicinemusic.com/ https://youngmedicine.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/youngmedicine/ https://twitter.com/young_medicine Hope that gets you pumped for the next episode! Please take some time and subscribe/rate/share us on iTunes/Stitcher/Google Play Music and any other one of your favorite podcast listening apps! There are a couple links below to help you out. Long days and pleasant nights. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ian-hates-music/ http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ian-hates-music

Ian and Jackson are back for another episode to talk all your scene metalcore, post-hardcore, metal, rock, electronicore, easycore, pop punk music (and more)! On today's Valentine's Day special (not really), Ian and Jackson talk news from From First to Last, Suicide Silence, Thy Art is Murder, Volumes, As I Lay Dying, Eighteen Visions, The Ghost Inside, My Ticket Home, Wednesday 13, Metallica and Lady Gaga, The Grammys (Yuck), and even more. Plus, new songs from Charlatan, All That Remains, Mayfield, Jasta, It Lives It Breathes, and Restless Streets! And album reviews and album talks for all of these: First Blood - Rules - Pure Noise Records Mutiny Within - Origins - Self-Released Unwill - Past Life - eOne Music/Lifeblood Inc. Homebound - The Mould You Build Around Yourself EP - Rude Records Carousel Kings - Charm City - Victory Records You know there's still Breakdown From The Past and we say it all the time, but it's so true...SO MUCH MORE! And the link for Ty's Blog: https://tyrockcity.wordpress.com/ Don't forget to support Ian Hates Music! Subscribe, rate, and share Ian Hates Music on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and any of your favorite podcast listening apps! Now on SoundCloud! Links below: http://www.ianhates.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ianhates/ https://twitter.com/ianhatespodcast https://www.instagram.com/ianhatespodcast/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ian-hates-music/ http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ian-hates-music https://soundcloud.com/ianhates Long days and pleasant nights.

Sonny John Moore (nascido em 15 janeiro de 1988), mais conhecido pelo seu nome artístico Skrillex, é um produtor de música eletrônica americano e ex-cantor e compositor. Nascido no Nordeste de Los Angeles, Califórnia, começou por se juntor à banda post-hardcore americana “From First to Last” como […] O conteúdo Bass Connection Programa 6 aparece primeiro em Engenharia Rádio.

This episode features upcoming tours from From First to Last, Chiodos, Coheed & Cambria, Linkin Park, Angels & Airwaves, Tiger Army, Emery, Jimmy Eat World, Mute Math, Time And Distance, One Pin Short, The Day After... with album releases from Radiohead, Marah, Kate Nash, Sia, The Shondes, Natasha Bedingfield, Magentic Fields, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Ringo Starr and Van Hunt! http://ia360639.us.archive.org/0/items/KrosseyedKimGaffAction_Episode3/GaffActionEpisode3.mp3