1990 song by Nine Inch Nails
POPULARITY
4 episodes with Head Like a Hole
2 episodes with Head Like a Hole
2 episodes with Head Like a Hole
4 episodes with Head Like a Hole
3 episodes with Head Like a Hole
2 episodes with Head Like a Hole
2 episodes with Head Like a Hole
2 episodes with Head Like a Hole
5 episodes with Head Like a Hole
Mike talks with director Stefan MacDonald-Labelle about Head Like a Hole (2024), a microbudget psychological horror film about a man hired to monitor a mysterious hole in a basement wall. They discuss the film's existential themes, low-budget ingenuity, and the challenges of blurring reality and delusion.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-projection-booth-podcast--5513239/support.
Mike talks with director Stefan MacDonald-Labelle about Head Like a Hole (2024), a microbudget psychological horror film about a man hired to monitor a mysterious hole in a basement wall. They discuss the film's existential themes, low-budget ingenuity, and the challenges of blurring reality and delusion.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-projection-booth-podcast--5513239/support.
Diagnosed at 26. Chicago pediatric nurse and new mom who built a looping algorithm after overcoming early depression with her husband's support. Free Juicebox Community (non Facebook) JUICE CRUISE 2025 Blue Circle Health Eversense CGM Learn about the Medtronic Champions Try delicious AG1 - Drink AG1.com/Juicebox I Have Vision Use code JUICEBOX to save 40% at Cozy Earth CONTOUR NextGen smart meter and CONTOUR DIABETES app Learn about the Dexcom G6 and G7 CGM Go tubeless with Omnipod 5 or Omnipod DASH * Get your supplies from US MED or call 888-721-1514 Learn about Touched By Type 1 Take the T1DExchange survey *The Pod has an IP28 rating for up to 25 feet for 60 minutes. The Omnipod 5 Controller is not waterproof. How to listen, disclaimer and more Apple Podcasts> Subscribe to the podcast today! The podcast is available on Spotify, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Radio Public, Amazon Music and all Android devices The Juicebox Podcast is a free show, but if you'd like to support the podcast directly, you can make a gift here or buy me a coffee. Thank you! Disclaimer - Nothing you hear on the Juicebox Podcast or read on Arden's Day is intended as medical advice. You should always consult a physician before making changes to your health plan. If the podcast has helped you to live better with type 1 please tell someone else how to find the show and consider leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you! The Juicebox Podcast is not a charitable organization.
Joining Nasty Neal, Terrible Troy and Annabelle Lecter on Without Your Head - Head Like A Hole director Stefan MacDonald-Labelle and lead Steve Kasan!"In financial dire straits, a man accepts a strange, high-paying job where he must take up residence in a home and measure a hole in the wall of the basement to determine whether or not it's growing in size."We then went over the line up for the upcoming Overlook Film Festival!https://www.overlookfilmfest.com/We got to see Head Like A Hole at this year's Boston Underground Film Festival! If you attended and would like to share your experiences let us know in the interactive chat tonight!
Attila. It's been about 40 minutes for Helly R. and 3 years for us. Red & Ivan stand toe-to-toe in an elevator talking Severance. Also, check out Red & Maggie Tokuda-Hall's podcast, Failure to Adapt, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or via RSS As always: Support Ivan & Red! → patreon.com/boarsgoreswords Follow us on twitter → @boarsgoreswords Find us on facebook → facebook.com/BoarsGoreSwords
Andrew Van Wey holds a B.A. in Screenwriting and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing. Before becoming a full-time writer, he spent over a decade teaching. Andrew joins Vince on the show to discuss the intricate themes of memory, trauma, and identity in his writing. They explore how these elements shape the characters in his novel, with a particular focus on the psychological horror aspects and the impact of unresolved trauma on both personal and artistic lives. The conversation delves into the dynamics of friendship, the role of secrets, and the potential for adaptation into other mediums, highlighting the balance between scientific realism and supernatural elements in horror storytelling. Andrew also shares the scientific inspirations behind his work, including influences from the film Interstellar and the concept of black holes. He examines the themes of reality and perception in his novels, especially in Head Like A Hole. Additionally, the discussion touches on the nature of fear in horror writing, the value of feedback from beta readers, and Andrew's life outside of writing and streaming. Website: https://andrewvanwey.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andrewvanwey/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heydrew/?hl=en Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B005NLLFU0 X: https://x.com/andrewvanwey #truecrime #horror #memory #telepathy #bodyhorror #detectivefiction #psychologicalhorror #90stechnology #storytelling #characterdevelopment #trauma #identity #secrets #art #friendship #adaptation #sciencefiction #supernatural #kipthorne #blackholes #cosmichorror #lostcoast #horrorwriting #feedback #writingprocess #andrewvanwey #fiction
Dan O'Connor and Alan Day of Four Year Strong join us to rank and review every Nine Inch Nails album! Well, almost every album. With a discography spanning 30 years, Nine Inch Nails has experimented with a wide variety of sounds. Find out which albums are our favorites in this exciting episode of Discog Discourse! We also discuss Four Year Strong's new album Analysis Paralysis, their goals when writing new music, and what it means to pioneer a new genre! Four Year Strong's website: fouryearstrong.com Join the discourse! Follow us on social media to let us know what you think about this band! TikTok: DiscogDiscourse Twitter: Discog_Pod Instagram: discog.discourse Time Codes: Intro - 0:00 Chatting with FYS - 0:42 Shoutouts - 21:21 8th Place - 25:46 7th Place - 37:40 6th Place - 52:02 5th Place - 1:01:53 4th Place - 1:13:02 3rd Place - 1:27:58 2nd Place - 1:46:33 1st Place - 1:57:03 Patreon Ranking - 2:13:40 Songs used in this episode: 1,000,000; Disappointed; God Break Down The Door; Head Like A Hole; Hurt; Into The Void; Mr. Self Destruct; Terrible Lie; The Great Destroyer; The Hand That Feeds Nine Inch Nails' albums are: Pretty Hate Machine, The Downward Spiral, The Fragile, With Teeth, Year Zero, The Slip, Hesitation Marks, Bad Witch
The boys reflect on Godly greed with Gordon Gekko, get angry in a hurry with janitorial studio time, and use the scientific method to conduct an autopsy on the corpse of Nine Inch Nails' 1989 industrial hit, “Head Like a Hole.” Includes panel discussion and review of the complete eight part “Did Cleveland Kill Rock ‘n Roll?” series. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rocknrollautopsy/support
Two hours of heavy metal news, interviews, and (most importantly) music with Terry and Xan, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air.
Today on the show we announced the 25th anniversary of the Rock 2000, headlined by Wolfmother, Head Like A Hole and supported by the NZ Rock All Stars featuring, Damian and Shelton from Blindspott, Jennie & Nail from Devilskin, Neill from Villainy, Julia from Fur Patrol and Kora.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The most iconic song from the prince of heavy dance music, covered by a band that lives to make it weird — and a huge musical surprise. Head Like A Hole, originally by Nine Inch Nails, covered by Devo. Outro music is I Love Rock And Roll by Tiny Tim. If you want to know what's up with that, you'll have to go back and listen to episode 65.
1. Headband 2. Lisa Crawley 3. The Chills 4. Reb Fountain 5. The Bats 6. Alison Durban 7. Tall Dwarfs 8. Hannah Everingham 9. Delaney Davidson 10. The 3Ds 11. Headless Chickens 12. Pin Group 13. Lindon Puffin 14. Toy Love 15. Head Like A Hole 16. Devilskin
The average brain weighs between 13.000 and 14.000 gram. Those 3 pounds of fleshy mass contain every memory, thought or feeling you'll ever experience. It would be a real shame if something were to happen to that, right?Well, things do happen to it - nasty, painful things that can cause weird and unseen damage. One moment you're making good speed, the next you're in an ambulance wondering why you can't remember your birthday. Mat and Peter have both been there, as have many, many others. Concussions are a very real part of motorsports, but we don't like to talk about them. So this week we're doing exactly that as we dig deep into the world of brain damage. Helping us are the expertise of retired neurosurgeon dr. Peter Richards, and the technical know-how of Richard Harfoot, who works for body armour producer D30.So enjoy, and don't lose your head!Want more? Visit our website or support us on Patreon. With big thanks as always to Brad Baloo from The Next Men and Gentleman's Dub Club, who wrote our theme song. Check out The Nextmen for more great music!
Two hours of heavy metal news, interviews, and (most importantly) music with Terry and Xan, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air. This week: My Dying Bride, Trouble, Head Like A Hole
Today on the show we talk to frontman for Head Like A Hole, Booga Beazley ahead of Jim Beam Homegrown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome back to another episode of Friends Talking Nerdy with your hosts, Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd! In this jam-packed episode, we dive into a variety of topics that will surely tickle your nerdy senses. First up, Tim the Nerd shares a tale of his recent encounters with some rowdy canines while on the job. But don't worry, it's not all ruff stories; Tim the Nerd also shares some heartwarming tales about the furry friends he loves. Then, Professor Aubrey takes us on a journey to a recent event she attended, where she delves into the significance of the Year of the Wood Dragon for the lunar New Year. Learn about the cultural significance and symbolism behind this auspicious time and how it might influence the year ahead. Next, it's time to review the latest streaming sensation, "Ted," the prequel series from the mind of Seth MacFarlane. Join Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd as they share their thoughts on the show, including why Professor Aubrey finds it a refreshing departure from MacFarlane's other works. And finally, get your guitars ready as Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd reveal the top five songs they're itching to learn to play on guitar. From classics like "Dig A Pony" by The Beatles to modern hits like "Head Like A Hole" by Nine Inch Nails, there's something for every musical taste. Check out the playlist for these songs on YouTube. As always, we wish to thank Christopher Lazarek for his wonderful theme song. Head to his website for information on how to purchase his EP, Here's To You, which is available on all digital platforms. Head to our Linktree for more information on where to find us online. Friends Talking Nerdy is a proud member of the Deluxe Edition Network. Head to their website to find out more information about all the shows available on the Network. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ftnerdy/message
Accelerated Culture continues its trek through 1989 with a deep dive into the debut album by Nine Inch Nails, “Pretty Hate Machine. ” Laurie and Rob start with an examination of Trent Reznor's past, following the path that led him to create one of the landmark albums of the decade. That's followed by an in-depth inspection of each of the ten tracks, starting with the righteous anger of “Head Like A Hole” and wrapping up with the moody “Ringfinger.” Join us as we look at all the parts used to build such a “Pretty Hate Machine."
1. Gene Pitney 2. Anna St Louis 3. Jorja Smith 4. Shannon Lay 5. Creedence Clearwater Revival 6. The Gaslight Anthem 7. Caroline Rose 8. Lamb 9. Delaney Davidson 10. Emily Fairlight 11. Mermaidens 12. Grian Chatten 13. Queen 14. Dirty Projectors With David Byrne 15. Robert Plant 16. Head Like A Hole
Two hours of heavy metal news, interviews, and (most importantly) music with Terry and Xan, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air.
This week Nathaniel talks about the loss of a friend. Then plays some NIN, which their friend would of almost certainly made fun of them for choosing such a mainstream band. Check on your people. Suicide prevention: https://988lifeline.org/ Lune The Band: https://lunetheband.bandcamp.com/ I Don't Speak German: https://idontspeakgerman.libsyn.com/ It Could Happen Here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-it-could-happen-here-30717896/ Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-cool-people-who-did-cool-96003360/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lunetheband/message
We're taking a short break from the Type O content to bring you the first episode in our new ongoing bonus series, BUTT LIKE A HOLE, taking a look at the short-lived industrial-rock scene of the mid-'90s. In the wake of Nine Inch Nails' breakthrough success, the major labels scrambled to capitalize, resulting in a host of bands that all kind of sounded like they were trying to re-write NIN's smash hit, Head Like A Hole. We have have affectionately taken to calling this music "butt-dustrial" - a melding of butt rock and industrial music.On this first episode, Jeff, our resident industrial aficionado, gives us a crash course in the genre, starting at the beginning and working our way up to the '90s, when it would have its brief moment in the spotlight.If you like what you hear, check out this expanded playlist Jeff made to compliment this episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3S63qrWje0mRSE2Y5sLXt6?si=1018adf9c30842b8(Please note: this is not the NIN series we have been teasing. This is just a fun little bonus that we will be revisiting periodically.)
All horror is psychological. Today we discuss horror movies Renfield, Evil Dead Rise, Huesera: The Bone Woman, Head Like a Hole, Yellowjackets Season 2, Kids vs. Aliens, plus our very own trivia game Horror Facts with Cath. Website: https://www.terrortalkpodcast.com Community Membership: https://www.patreon.com/terrortalk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terrortalkpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkTerror/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newterrortalkpodcast/ Music by Mannequin Uprising --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/terrortalk/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/terrortalk/support
20- year-old Martin Adkin's joined Johnny Rotten's (Lydon) Public Image Limited (PiL) in 1980 and co-writing the bands best/most well-known album, This Is What You Want … This Is What You Get .. and his career only went up from there! Going from being a part of the Post Punk scene to being a staple of … if not a founder of, the industrial music movement- NIN, Ministry, Killing Joke, Pigface … Martin, whose published several books on the music industry and is currently the coordinator of music industry studies at Millikin University … but we had him on to chat his … HIS … Museum of Post Punk and Industrial Music in Chicago! Management (aka Jacques' wife) went to, met and hung out with Martin on her last work trip to Chicago a couple months ago. She was given the heads up on the museum from fellow Duran Duran friend of hers who was also in Chicago at the time and they met up at museum on way to Depeche Mode that night. We'd like to think this episode as a part one of many episodes to come with Martin. Martin is a riot. So smart. So accomplished and his passion for music and the museum is infectious! Jacques pretty much gave up perusing a career in hockey in lieu of becoming a drummer based on seeing NIN's, “Head Like A Hole” video on 120 Minutes on MTV at 2am in the summer 1989 … Martin was one of the two drummers in that video! Martin says he's looking forward to us coming to see the museum this summer … but when he finds Jacques moved in and is living in a storage closet there … he might regret that invite! Martin on IG: Flowersfightforsunshine Museum Website: ppimchicago.com CPP on Twitter and Instagram: @CarnivalPodcast Biff on Twitter is @BiffPlaysHockey Joe on Twitter is: @Optigrabber Jacques on Twitter is @TheJacques4 (but really … @CarnivalPodcast) Opening Song: The Order Of Death by PiL of the Album “This Is What You Want … This Is What You Get.” Closing Song: This Is Not A Love Song by PiL of the Album “This Is What You Want … This Is What You Get.”
Julia Deans has taken time away from Fur Patrol to do some shows with Booga from Head Like A Hole and Laughton from Kora, she came in to explain the theme, talk Tarantino and let us know what's next for her iconic band. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I vividly remember my first encounter with Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails...it was April 17, 1990, at the old RPM club in Toronto... Nine Inch Nails were opening for Goth God Peter Murphy and frankly, no one cared... I was there with a bunch of people chatting at the bar while this noisy band blitzed their way through the first four songs of their set...and then came song number five...it was an insanely heavy version of the Queen song, “Get Down Make Love” from their 1977 album, “News of the World”... It took about 30 seconds for the crowd to pick up that the band had launched into a cover...and it was a good cover...an excellent cover...and I remember seeing the entire audience turn as one toward the stage to see what the hell was going on... My memory is that everyone suddenly got into the band...and for the rest of the set—which consisted of “Ringfinger,” Down In It,” and “Head Like A Hole”—the crowd went nuts...and we were rewarded for our attention by the band smashing their gear to bits at the end... That was it...I was sold on this new band and I've been a fan ever since... Nine Inch Nails is one of my desert island bands...I've seen the band more times than I can count...I've interviewed Trent on multiple occasions... I have just about every single physical release, including several box sets...if you look in my cd library, you'll find that I have more Nine Inch Nails bootlegs than anyone else...I even wrote a book on the first two albums... With all that in mind, here are some of my favourite stories about Trent and the band...and because I like being cute about things, I'm calling this show “Nine Inch Nails tales”. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We discuss why Emily wants to normalize napping, why Nick wants to normalize not tipping people who don't deserve it, and why you shouldn't mix Radiohead and a Nintendo 64.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
1. Katie Thompson 2. Head Like A Hole 3. Verlaines 4. The Bats 5. The Chills 6. Francisca Griffin 7. The Bobby Holidays 8. The Veils 9. Good Shirt 10. Reb Fountain 11. Dedikation 12. The Clean 13. Tall Dwarfs 14. The Beths 15. La De Dahs 16. Delaney Davidson 17. Marlon Williams
1. The Turtles 2. Curtis Harding 3. Erin Rae 4. Spoon 5. Malcolm McLaren 6. The Thrills 7. Teenage Fan Club 8. P J Harvey 9. Rolling Blackouts CF 10. Grant Lee Buffalo 11. Jackson + Sellers 12. The Coasters 13. Curved Air 14. Lemonheads 15. Bow Wow Wow 16. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 17. Head Like A Hole 18. Die! Die! Die!
Booga Beazley is the lead singer of Head Like A Hole and he joined The Morning Rumble over the phone following the tragic passing of Taylor Hawkins, sharing his own experiences with drugs, addiction and the moment he was told he had a month to live. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today On The Show - It's April Fools so we got National Party Leader Chris Luxon on board for a prank on Rog. We have a real eye opening chat with Lead Singer of Head Like A Hole, Booga Beazley about his own experiences with Drugs, Addiction and being told he had a month to live. John Day comes in to give us another one of his hot knives ahead of the weekend of sport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Enjoy An Album with Liam Withnail & Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
Trent Reznor's debut album is a throbbing slab of horny midwestern industrial rock, halfway between the sexual dancefloor electronicism of Depeche Mode and the involuntarily celebate roar that would define American alternative rock in the nineties. Between the pitch perfect sadomasochism of opening track “Head Like A Hole” and the whining balladeering in “Something I Can Never Have”, Pretty Hate Machine predicted the sad, angry and horny decade to come, while setting up a career that would find Reznor covered by Johnny Cash, as well as soundtracking projects as diverse as first-person shooters and Pixar films. It's also the 453rd Greatest Album of All Time, according to Rolling Stone magazine. This week, Christopher and Liam listened to it, and now they're going to talk about it. Featuring good shouts and hot takes on everything from Soul, Quake II, Doom, Marilyn Manson, having sex with the devil, and whether or not Trent Reznor was a real janitor or not. All that plus Secret Posho, Tattoo Woohoo/Tattoo Boohoo, Quiz, the Bette Middler factor, and all that jazz. Enjoy!
PODCAST https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-... The VillageXchange https://www.amazon.com/s?me=A837LP212... https://www.facebook.com/vinand.sori.9 VIN AND SORI GEAR the-village-market.creator-spring.com PAYPAL vinandsorimerch@gmail.com Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Vinandsori MAIL US SOMETHING AT Vin and Sori P.O. Box 7024 Lewiston, Maine 04243 EMAIL US vinandsori@gmail.com MIDDLE AMERICA WITH VIN AND SORI https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCojH... Website https://vinandsori.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/VinAndSori/ Twitter https://twitter.com/VinAndSori Instagram https://www.instagram.com/vinsoriseven/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-vin-and-sori/support
PODCAST https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-... The VillageXchange https://www.amazon.com/s?me=A837LP212... https://www.facebook.com/vinand.sori.9 VIN AND SORI GEAR the-village-market.creator-spring.com PAYPAL vinandsorimerch@gmail.com Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Vinandsori MAIL US SOMETHING AT Vin and Sori P.O. Box 7024 Lewiston, Maine 04243 EMAIL US vinandsori@gmail.com MIDDLE AMERICA WITH VIN AND SORI https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCojH... Website https://vinandsori.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/VinAndSori/ Twitter https://twitter.com/VinAndSori Instagram https://www.instagram.com/vinsoriseven/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-vin-and-sori/support
The man with a thousand great stories - Booga Beazley from Head Like A Hole - joined the Hauraki Big Show to introduce their new song "Demons" and explain to Jase & Mike how a fan-inspired the lyrics. Things took a turn from there...
The man with a thousand great stories - Booga Beazley from Head Like A Hole - joined the Hauraki Big Show to introduce their new song "Demons" and explain to Jase & Mike how a fan-inspired the lyrics. Things took a turn from there...
Welcome to episode 50 of The Popko Project podcast where I’m joined by Emelle and Justin from the band Eternal Frequency. Eternal Frequency is a hard rock band based out of Central Pennsylvania who will be releasing a cover of a Nine Inch Nails song called “Head Like A Hole” this Friday, August 20th, which […]
head like a hole reaction!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversations-with-vin-and-sori/support
Righto then... last day before we go off on a wee holiday, but check out what we've got for ya! The latest Betoota News, the boys making a slightly tipsy appearance on the Magic Talk radio station, and a very special message from legendary Kiwi band Head Like A Hole. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
All uploads on this channel are for promotional purposes only! The music has been converted before uploading to prevent ripping and to protect the artist(s) and label(s). If you don't want your content here (that goes for audio or images) please contact me immediately via email: unpluggedtube@outlook.it and I WILL REMOVE THE EPISODE OR ARTWORK IMMEDIATELY! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miley's New Album Plastic Hearts is Available Now: https://mileyl.ink/PlasticHearts #MileyCyrus performs Live at the #SuperBowl #TikTokTailgate Pre-Show for 7,500 vaccinated frontline workers. SET LIST: 1:57 — HEY MILEY 4:11 — PRISONER 7:44 — NIGHT CRAWLING 8:55 — WHITE WEDDING 12:35 — HEART OF GLASS 15:45 — HEAD LIKE A HOLE 20:57 — HIGH 25:08 — NOTHING BREAKS LIKE A HEART 28:45 — JOLENE 32:17 — EDGE OF MIDNIGHT 38:47 — BAD KARMA 41:43 — BAD REPUTATION 43:06 — I HATE MYSELF FOR LOVING YOU 48:10 — REBEL GIRL 52:50 — ANGELS LIKE YOU 56:38 — WE CAN'T STOP 1:00:18 — PLASTIC HEARTS 1:04:09 — PARTY IN THE USA 1:10:45 — WRECKING BALL 1:16:25 — THE CLIMB Team UNPLUGGED.
BOW DOWN BEFORE THE ONE YOU SERVE! This week we tear into Pretty Hate Machine's second single, and one of Nine Inch Nails' most well-known songs. That's right, we're talking about the 12-inch club remix album that is Head Like A Hole! A handful of very similar HLAH mixes (and one wild re-imagining on the UK release). Some Terrible Lie remixes. And the Down In It mixes again, for good measure, depending on your release. We also go into the many mainstream covers of HLAH. Lots of personal anecdotes are shared. Tangents deemed worthwhile are personally curated for you here. Take a listen and get what you deserve! (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE) Subscribe to our Patreon and get non-halo bonus episodes every other week including Purest Feeling! Art by Tyler Snell Theme music by Blake Walker Twitter and Instagram @nailedpod Contact us at nailedpod@gmail.com
Theme song: by Braden Mutch https://www.instagram.com/braden_mutch/www.facebook.com/bradenmutchmusicClosing track: The Mysterious Experience: Valley GirlsListen to The Mysterious Experience here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2a7qrnItkpGvBgCUoscXFCSpotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4BWn1zZb6nMgWTcDb6oACdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/justhitplaypodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JusthitplaypodcastEmail: justhitplay7300@gmail.com
Its time to honestly discuss the current trend toward making our "personal liberties" the new god we serve. We think accountability is needed and have share our convictions on this topic. Please give it a listen and share your thoughts.
Chris Key was joined in studio by Booga from Head Like A Hole to celebrate NZ Music Month.
Chris Key was joined in studio by Booga from Head Like A Hole to celebrate NZ Music Month.
CO Front Range News Hour - 2021-4-16 Fake News Friday (FNF) BBee-style (BabylonBee.com), jokes & stories from callers; 4th-segment song "Head Like A Hole" by Nine Inch Nails https://patriotpost.us/memes/79215-gun-buybacks-2021-04-16 https://babylonbee.com/news/am-i-being-detained-shouts-libertarian-toddler-as-hes-carried-off-to-bed https://babylonbee.com/news/amazon-creates-online-looting-app-to-allow-the-timid-to-loot-from-home https://babylonbee.com/news/charles-barkley-to-undergo-racial-sensitivity-training-to-be-less-white See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Check out all of Rob's latest work at www.robbennet.comFind more about Daniel at www.danieldraws.com
Brandyn and Ed discuss Joe Biden winning the presidential election, Trump supporters leaving Facebook due to censorship of false information they are sharing, the 2020 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame inductees, several Steelers and Browns players being placed on the COVID reserve list, the NFL voting to officially expand the playoffs the 16 teams; they also pay tribute to the late Alex Trebek, and much, much more. --- 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/planet-chaos/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/planet-chaos/support
This weeks show features music from Judas Priest, Head Like A Hole, Gojira, Molasses, A Perfect Circle and more
Today on the show we have a station first - a live interview with a New Zealander with Tourette's (be warned, he swears a lot). Plus Booga Beazley from Head Like A Hole to celebrate NZ Music Month, and who on earth would want to fight Mike Tyson?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Podcast? Podcast! Me and jessamyn, podcasting. It's the podcast thing, with jessamyn and with me, and it's this! Here you go. Seventy-five minutes? Podcast. Hi. Hello. Don't forget to reset your clocks if that happens this weekend. Podcast.Helpful LinksPodcast FeedSubscribe with iTunesDirect mp3 downloadMisc - 161 is boring - jessamyn saw some taxidermy at the library - I have lately been carving stuff in linoleum and making some prints - yes dammit the Marblelympics exists Projects - Greens Alignment Chart by youarenothere - YOU (September 1994 – June 1996) by dng - The Amazing Kondoizer by morspin - Avocado'n'Toast by malevolent (MeFi Post) Jobs - Project Coordinator, National Farmers Union-Ontario by mcbaya - Help us find a name for our music app by vert canard MetaFilter - Inspire! Engage! Empower! by jessamyn - My 72 Hours in a Viral Tweet Vortex: A Diary by Etrigan - Comment Culture, or, What The Hell Is Wrong With People? by soundguy99 - Wikipedia Is the Last Best Place on the Internet by growabrain - Google controls which political emails land in your inbox by clawsoon - "never wtf is wrong w/ you" by not_the_water Ask MeFi - Do you know anything about working in a cookie factory in the 1960s? by swheatie - How did The Simpsons translate 'cromulent' in other countries? by some little punk in a rocket - What is the worst thing you could find while digging in your back yard? by Black Cordelia - UTC time with the most uniform date by Tehhund MetaTalk - Trans people on MeFi - discussion space? by winterhill - FUCK IT, WE'LL DO IT LIVE SCORPIONS by cortex MeFi Music Featured tracks this episode: - Played Out by subocoyne - Irish Jig Set by gorbichov - Head Like A Hole by Maaik - touch my hovercraft - tr0n1que by The Vice Admiral of the Narrow Seas - Jazz Guy by invitapriore
This week I continue my conversation with hit producer, composer and music supervisor Doug DeAngelis. In part 2 of our interview we focus on working as a music director and supervisor for award shows such as The Billboard Music Awards and Teen Choice Awards. We also talk about what it takes to be a music supervisor for t.v. shows, the relationship a supervisor should have with an artist as well as the importance of knowing the music editor for a series. Plus, practical steps you can take to get into this line of work in the music industry.Show Notes:Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com. Talking Points:*I do music supervision and music direction at the same time for award shows.*How did you get into working on award shows? I did talent performance shows and along the way I got called to work on a sci-fi award show for Spike T.V. then she started calling me to do Teen Choice Awards and shows like that and people get to know you and start calling you for others.*It takes about 2 months to put an award show.*A “Dub Stage” is where you mix a t.v. show.*Don Mischer Productions does award shows.*I am either editing library music or writing music for the award shows.*Label and management decide what music they want played when their artists come on stage for award shows and I have to work with them to put that together.*Award shows are giant marketing events for artists, films, shows, etc.*When actors or models come on stage to be presenters, I have to figure out what their brand is and create music that fits who they are. Then their managers have to approve it most of the time.*The stress in award shows comes when they don’t tell you who the artists or presenters are until about a week before the show. So you’re doing stuff blind and chasing a lot of rumors and sometimes do work for no reason.*You’re going to do a lot of work for nothing, but that’s part of the job.*I do pop culture award shows, not academy awards, etc.*You only get about 48 hours to turn a song for t.v. shows.*I rarely have time as a music supervisor to reach out and ask licensing agents for songs to put in a show. I have reached out directly to artists and had them send me music that I needed right at that moment.*A music supervisor’s sentiment for putting an artist’s music in a show should be “thank you,” not “you’re welcome, I just got you exposure on social media.” That is devaluing you as an artist.*We have devalued music for the past 25 years.*Music supervisors should appreciate the artists and thank them for making the show successful.*Music supervisors should always be respectful of the musician’s art making their show better.*I would love to see the business of music stop accepting less all the time and try to be innovative and get back to more with innovation.*I moved to Nashville with the goal of saying “how can we break the mold entirely and start over again with a new model that will actually generate real revenue for artists and not just take whatever we’ve left them by giving away things all the time."*I have a company called Black Sleeve Media to create a new medium for music that can be experiential like the video gaming world where people will find value in and spend money on.*We’ve built technology for mobile devices that can play back multiple multi-tracks all at one time to gamify the experience of music and tie it all to different social experiences and communication experiences and festivals, and tie to brands, etc. and make it so you’re actually participating in music. It’s all virtual currency based so you’re not buying music but unlocking features and things they can do with music that will pay the artist the same way that the sale of CD would pay.*It’s mostly on mobile platforms working with artists and festivals to connect with the users.*Advice for getting into this world?*Do a lot of different things. They all have their own life and they all tie together so be free in not saying I only do one thing.*Someone taught me a technical skill to match my mental skill so I could express myself.*If you want to get into music supervision, there is a tremendous amount of value in technical skills. In being able to present your ideas to directors and producers they you hear them in your mind.*Learn how to edit music. Learn how to marry that music to Quicktime so you can take a show and put the scenes and music together edited the way you want.*The difference between being able to present yourself and your creative ideas as a music supervisor to picture, edited the way you hear them so it’s artistically doing what you’re hearing in your head, compared to just telling people your a music supervisor is huge.*Show them you have a clever, creative style.*You can’t show style without being able to present yourself.*Music supervision is a very hard world to get into now.*Learn how to program and do everything. It’s a job.*You don’t have to do it all at once, just get on the path. It’s a long journey.*It’s your presentation.*How do you approach a production company to show them a demo reel so you can become a music supervisor or composer?*You can get an agent like CAA or First Artist Management. There are multiple talent agents you can look up.*If you can show them something, they’ll watch it. You are competing against a bunch of people who have nothing to show for themselves.*Make something to show for yourself.*You don’t have to be signed with an agent to be a music supervisor, but it sure helps.*What is a talent agent going to do for you? If you’re new, they will connect you with indie films and small projects that nobody on the roster wants to do because it pays a smaller amount. They can offer that to you and if you follow through with it and do it well it will lead to bigger things, but you will only get the job is you SHOW them you can do the job, not tell them you can do the job.*Telling people you can do this job doesn’t help you. Showing them you can do this job helps you.*You can research “music supervision agency” or “composer agency.”*Music editors are critical because they are the pass-through in between the composer and the music supervisor and the show.*Music editors are critical people to get to know and send music to and work with.*Music editors are your first line people to get music to as an independent artist because they have to add temp music to picture. Give them music and ask them just to temp with it. It will most likely get replaced but it means that your music is getting shown to directors and you might be able to get a copy back and use it as a demo reel.*You’re just trying to show people what you can do to start and it will come from there.*Nobody is getting music in front of directors and producers more than a music editor with their own music because they have the knife and a picture with no music that needs temp music.*The music editor is the one who shapes the sound of t.v. show pilot more than anyone.*Music editing companies hire music editors. They don’t need an agent.*This is all one big job. Learn how to dive in and edit your music.*Pick 10 different shows and try the same song in all different environments and you’ll find out where it works best. That will teach you a lot about your music.*Comedy is the hardest to thing to put music to. If you can do that well you can jump to the front of the line because it is a very niche thing in Hollywood.*Don’t try to be something. Be you and try you in a lot of different things.*Learn what you’re good at by applying it to all different things.*Doug’s websiteDoug DeAngelis is a composer/producer/musical director and music supervisor. He began his professional career at age 18 at SyncroSound Recording Studio in Boston while attending Berklee College of Music for music synthesis.At age nineteen, he recorded the Nine Inch Nails hit “Head Like A Hole” with Trent Reznor and world-renowned producer Flood. In 1989, DeAngelis left Boston on a world tour with the Detroit Techno crossover dance artist Inner City. After the tour, he moved to New York City where he amassed over 300 album & remix credits including 31 #1 Billboard Chart singles. Album credits include New Order, Michael Jackson, Queen Latifa, Chaka Khan, Love and Rockets, Alicia Keys, and No Doubt.Doug's career then shifted to Los Angeles where his music was embraced by Hollywood producer Michael Mann as the score for his CBS crime drama series Robbery Homicide Division. His music has since appeared in over 100 television shows including CSI, Baby Daddy, The Evidence, The Nine Lives Of Chloe King, Bones, Alias, Cold Case, CSI Miami, ER, as well as dozens of reality television programs. He has written main title themes for Chelsea Lately, CNN Heroes, E! True Hollywood Stories Investigates, The NASCAR franchise, and co-written the main title songs to the film Blades Of Glory starring Will Ferrell, and The American Country Awards.Recently, Doug won a BMI Music Award for his underscore to the FOX series 'Lie To Me', and composed the score for an Academy Award nominated feature documentary film entitled 'The Garden'. Outside of the studio, Doug is the Conference Chair and Co-Founder of A3E, The Advanced Audio & Applications Exchange. A3E is a leading industry resource dedicated to the future of new music technologies. A3E is an educational partner to NAMM, The National Association Of Music Merchants.
I met Doug DeAngelis at a Music Supervision event in Nashville recently and was intrigued because he has been a pioneer in what we know as dance, pop and rock music. His unique work as a music director and supervisor for award shows got my attention and I knew I wanted him on the show. In part 1 of our conversation Doug and I discuss his time producing the biggest names in pop music, being a composer for hit television shows and what it takes to be a music director for live t.v.Show Notes:Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com. Talking Points:*I programmed analog synthesizers in the early days before MIDI and went to Berklee College of Music to study music synthesis.*I saw music in colors and textures and layers.*Enthusiasm is the single best ingredient in professional musicianship. Nothing beats enthusiasm.*I started working at Syncro Sound studios owned by The Cars.*It had one of the first MIDI rooms in the country and I worked programming.*My first big project to work on was the debut album of Nine Inch Nails.*Then went on tour with the band Inner City, one of the first pop/house (Detroit Techno/Club) music bands.*Doug is a pioneer in Dance/Club music.*Moved to New York to work for David Franken McMurphy and that was my start with working on all the big artists in pop music.*When re-mixing an album, the record label picks the DJ and the DJ picks the producer to do the re-mix.*Moved to L.A. to work on more records and ended up working in T.V. by accident. I got a call to be the music director for a live talent show called Next Big Star with Ed McMahon, a precursor to American Idol. I ended up becoming the music supervisor as well not knowing what that even meant.*What does “clearing a song” mean for use on t.v. and film? It means identifying who the rights holders are for both the physical recording (the master) and the copyright (the publishing). Learning what cost is for all the different types of usages in t.v. or film. Learning how to do the paperwork and going out and getting the rights to license the songs to be used and have them signed off on before the show airs.*Don’t say no to an opportunity. Say yes! Figure it out and do it.*If you don’t take the opportunity when it comes your way, there are hundreds people waiting to take it from you.*You have to be more enthusiastic than ALL the people you’re working with. More than your bosses, the contestants, the artists your producing music for, the songwriters you’re cutting demos for. That’s what people need. That’s the job.*When you are making music for t.v. where you are on the clock, sometimes you are working for hours on a song and find out you can’t clear the rights to use it and you have to scrap it and start over knowing you have a lot more songs still do. Even then you have to stay enthusiastic. That’s the job.*Don’t leave a project until you know you have made your client happy based off what you know you are capable of accomplishing.*If you don’t impose your talent level on the client, you’re not finished yet. That’s enthusiasm.*Elevate everyone around you.*People who are great take everybody with them.*If you want to work professionally as a musician, producer, songwriter, composer, music supervisor, etc. , make “that’s great” the base line for what you do and go beyond that until the client says “that’s the greatest thing I’ve ever heard.”*Big things are easy to get right. It’s the little things that matter.*How did you transition from Music Directing on live t.v. shows and music supervising to be a composer for t.v. shows?*After multiple t.v. talent shows I produced a record for the group Love and Rockets and the singer and I started making music together that landed on some projects. We signed with CAA talent agency and pitched our reel to producer Michael Mann and landed the job scoring Robbery Homicide. That was my first job scoring a t.v. show.*Why sign with an agency like CAA? my partner Kevin already had a connection with them because of his band Love and Rockets and we had an advantage of getting our music heard.*When a new show is coming out, the studios will go to the big agents and say so and so has a new show and he is looking for a certain kind of music. Then everybody sends in their reels and the producer picks what they like.*t.v producers and music supervisors, etc. go to licensing agencies and talent agencies for music and composers because they can vet you and your work to make sure your music is good and you can handle the pressure of the schedule, the pace, etc. which is very taxing.*Scoring a drama is a 6 or 7 day turnaround which means 3 or 4 days to write the score because you have to have time for the producers and directors to hear it and make notes, then you revise the score and have it to stage the day before they mix the show.*All of that is for about 35 minutes of score in an 60 minute show.*What does a 24 hour day look like when you are scoring a show?*Realistically you work 18-19 hours a day and sleep 5-6 hours.* “Spot the episode” - meaning the composer, music supervisor, editor, director and the sound effects group meet together to watch a cut of the episode and you walk through it beat by beat, top to bottom of the showing making notes of what should be score, where there should be a song, where they want only sound design, end score, etc.*Then you have to remember what you talked about and create score and songs around that because there are no sound effects, etc. actually there yet.*When you’re scoring, understand that the better the film, the better your experience getting started at scoring is going to be.*It’s very hard to score to picture that is not good. Film, dialogue, story, cinematography, etc. make everything roll easier.*Music is all about you. When you’re scoring music for picture, it’s not about you anymore.*You always have to keep in mind that the episode started as a script about a year and a half ago going through a bunch or re-writes and back and forth with the studio getting rejections. Then they shot it and re-shot it because the acting wasn’t great, etc.*By the time it gets to you, It is what they want. So you have to be aware of that and score music that is subservient to the dialogue and the story that’s being told and it has to move with it.*The real job of a composer is to make each emotional turn and twist moment by moment with the dialogue and to tell the stories that the director is having a hard time telling.*You have to guide the audience to things that are important and away from things that are important with a score.*You’re also fixing things that aren’t working in the picture. Bad acting, a script that someone is unhappy with, or even subtle things like a beat is too long, etc.*You’re also fixing things as a music supervisor. The job is not just to polish something that was already great.*A lot of times a scene is over done and you need to downplay with the score.*You learn the banter between the executive producers and what they like and dislike so you can know how to fix problems in a scene with a score.*Comedy is the hardest genre to put music to.*The craft of a sitcom is to move from one scene that has a joke to a new scene in 3-5 seconds with a girl crying and getting from a chord that feels great with the joke to a heartbreak in two chords and it not feel horrible.*Every genre is a different craft. Check out Doug's website Doug DeAngelis is a composer/producer/musical director and music supervisor. He began his professional career at age 18 at SyncroSound Recording Studio in Boston while attending Berklee College of Music for music synthesis.At age nineteen, he recorded the Nine Inch Nails hit “Head Like A Hole” with Trent Reznor and world-renowned producer Flood. In 1989, DeAngelis left Boston on a world tour with the Detroit Techno crossover dance artist Inner City. After the tour, he moved to New York City where he amassed over 300 album & remix credits including 31 #1 Billboard Chart singles. Album credits include New Order, Michael Jackson, Queen Latifa, Chaka Khan, Love and Rockets, Alicia Keys, and No Doubt.Doug's career then shifted to Los Angeles where his music was embraced by Hollywood producer Michael Mann as the score for his CBS crime drama series Robbery Homicide Division. His music has since appeared in over 100 television shows including CSI, Baby Daddy, The Evidence, The Nine Lives Of Chloe King, Bones, Alias, Cold Case, CSI Miami, ER, as well as dozens of reality television programs. He has written main title themes for Chelsea Lately, CNN Heroes, E! True Hollywood Stories Investigates, The NASCAR franchise, and co-written the main title songs to the film Blades Of Glory starring Will Ferrell, and The American Country Awards.Recently, Doug won a BMI Music Award for his underscore to the FOX series 'Lie To Me', and composed the score for an Academy Award nominated feature documentary film entitled 'The Garden'. Outside of the studio, Doug is the Conference Chair and Co-Founder of A3E, The Advanced Audio & Applications Exchange. A3E is a leading industry resource dedicated to the future of new music technologies. A3E is an educational partner to NAMM, The National Association Of Music Merchants.
Join the hosts of Back At The Start as we talk about Season 2 Episode 4 of Kollok 1991, "Head Like A Hole". Kollok 1991 is a tabletop liveplay show that airs Mondays 6PM PT - https://twitch.tv/HyperRPG Watch Kollok on YouTube - https://bit.ly/KollokYT Hosts - GaeaCa, Loganpars and Techiecarer --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/back-at-the-start/message
The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Podcast - Music For People Who Are Serious About Music
NEW FOR OCTOBER 1, 2019 The bad one in the bunch . . . Imperfect Peach - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 372 1. Head Like A Hole (alt) - Nine Inch Nails Buy From iTunes 2. The Call Up - The Clash Buy From iTunes 3. No More Mr. Nice Guy - Alice Cooper Buy From iTunes 4. Annie Get Your Gun - Squeeze Buy From iTunes 5. ME ME ME - Aweful 6. Robbery, Assault and Battery - Genesis Buy From iTunes 7. Not One Of Us (live) - Peter Gabriel Buy From iTunes* 8. On Graveyard Hill - Pixies Buy From iTunes 9. Please Don't Judas Me (live acoustic) - Metallica Buy From iTunes 10. "The Long One" (early) - The Beatles Buy From iTunes 11. Let It Rain (live) - Derek and The Dominoes Buy From iTunes 12. Let's Go To Bed / The Walk (live) - The Cure 13. Moving In Stereo (live) - The Cars Buy From iTunes* 14. Are Friends Electric - Tubeway Army feat. Gary Numan Buy From iTunes 15. Speedway At Nazareth (live) - Mark Knopfler Buy From iTunes* The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. No mold around the edges. Accept No Substitute Click to join the conversation on the Facebook page.
Join guest Jacksfilms as we explore the fictional town of Kollok, WA using the Kids On Bikes role playing system. It's going to be a wild ride. Want to participate in the world of Kollok? Join our Discord, create your character, and RP on the town message board (Note: An active Twitch subscription is required to participate on the board) ► http://discord.gg/hyperrpg WARNING: This show contains visual effects including flashing lights, rapidly changing colors, and video glitch effects. Take care if you have a sensitivity to this. RPG System - Kids On Bikes (Renegade Games Studios and Hunters Entertainment): ► https://www.renegadegamestudios.com/k... — Want to catch up on KOllOK 1991? Use the links below: Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Episode One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IdoM... Previous Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd2C9... Next Episode: KOllOK 1991 Season 2 continues September 23 at 6pm PT on Twitch and September 29 at 12pm PT here! — Join our Patreon for as low as $1: ► https://patreon.com/hyperrpg Subscribe to Hyper Rabbit Power Go here: ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDP... Watch Kollok 1991 live Mondays at 6pm PT on Twitch: ► https://www.twitch.tv/hyperrpg Enjoying KOllOK 1991? You might like Ten Candles: ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWiGl... GM Zac Lim Eubank: https://twitter.com/zaceubank PLAYERS Aabria Iyengar (Laura Bennett): https://twitter.com/quiddie Lucas Eubank (Billy Baker): https://twitter.com/lucaseuspank Matt Sohinki (Mallory Jenkins): https://twitter.com/Sohinki Mika Midgett (Embeth Pegg): https://twitter.com/SirenMika Shelby Grace (Mickey Jones): https://twitter.com/shelbygraces GUEST Jacksfilms (Baily Mickey): https://twitter.com/jacksfilms Character Art by Monica Magaña: https://twitter.com/MonicaM_art Music by Alex Niedt: https://twitter.com/AlexNiedt Listen to the Podcast or Search 'KOllOK 1991 - Kids On Bikes TTRPG' on Your Favorite App Apple: https://apple.co/2lZ7doL Google Play: http://bit.ly/KollokPlay Simplecast: https://kollok1991.simplecast.fm/ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2u79WNP Follow Hyper RPG on Social Media Twitter: https://twitter.com/hyper_rpg Instagram: https://instagram.com/hyperrpg Facebook: https://facebook.com/hyperrpg Discord: https://discord.gg/hyperrpg Amazon Merch: https://amzn.to/2low4MO Streamlabs Merch: https://streamlabs.com/hyperrpg/#/merch — Mailing Address Attn: Kollok 1991 Hyper RPG PMB 412 8309 Laurel Canyon Blvd. Sun Valley, CA 91352 — Hyper RPG is a gathering place for friends, centered around video and tabletop gaming, comic books, movies and more. We push the boundaries of collaborative storytelling and shared gaming experiences across the web and around the world!
Max Landis: Friend of the show Max Landis had some scathing allegations come to light this week, is he finally cancelled!? Groupie Culture: Have Fred Armisen and Motley Crue been wrong this whole time!? What about David Bowie? Rich, White Men: Kesha dropping some brand new fire pandering for you all to enjoy! Also new Miley Cyrus and Black Mirror and THE HAUNTED LEASE BRAD GAGE!, BLINDSPOT!, GAVIN!, REGULATE!, WARREN G!, NATE DOGG!, HYPOCRITES!, VR!, SHIT ON!, OCULUS RIFT S!, TELL ME WHY, TELL ME WHAT YOU SAY!, BESERK OPENING!, THROWN TOGETHER!, THE FART BAKED KIND JOHN MICHAEL!, JUST WHAT I NEEDED!, EATING ALL MY CUM!, MAX LANDIS!, ALLEGATIONS!, THE DAILY BEAST!, CARLY RAE JEPSEN!, MESSAGES!, IGNORED!, NETFLIX!, BRIGHT!, ANNA AKANA!, MATILDA!, 9 YEARS OLD!, BEN SHAPIRO’S COUSIN!, MARA WILSON!, HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP!, JOHN LANDIS!, THE TWILIGHT ZONE!, VIC MORROW!, DEBORAH LANDIS!, SOCIAL MEDIA DARK!, TWITTER!, FACEBOOK!, PEPE LE PEW!, ASSHOLE!, HUMILIATION PORN!, BURNING MAX!, THE COLOUR SOCIETY!, 50,000 DOLLAR PARTIES!, JOSHUA TREE!, COLLEGE!, DATE RAPE!, DRUNK!, KIDS!, CASPER!, CHRISTINA RICCI!, OVERREACT!, LAWYER!, EUPHORIA!, ZENDAYA!, DRAKE!, RAPIST!, CHOKE!, GRABBED BY THE THROAT!, SEX LIST!, RATING!, JEZEBEL!, CANDID INTERVIEW!, ATTACK ON TITAN!, DISNEYLAND!, HOTEL!, I WANNA FUCK!, GROPING!, GOT A PLAID!, WAITING IN LINES!, AZIZ!, FRED ARMISEN!, 18 AND STUPID!, BANDS!, GROUPIES!, DICK PICS!, POWER DYNAMIC!, OPEN MIC!, IMPROV CLASS!, FREE LOUIS!, MOBY!, LANA DEL REY!, NATALIE PORTMAN!, THE PROFESSIONAL!, FANMAIL!, COLD!, DISTANT!, BOOKISH!, GARDEN STATE!, TUESDAYS WITH STORIES!, MARK NORMAND!, JOE LIST!, JOAN CUSACK!, SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK!, THIS ISN’T MY HOUSE!, CARDS AGAINST HUMANITY!, IRC SERVER!, RED LETTER MEDIA!, RICH WHITE STRAIGHT MEN!, KESHA!, PANDERING!, DRESDEN DOLLS!, TWITTER THE SONG!, ICP!, COIN OPERATED BOY!, INSANE CLOWN POSSE!, MILEY CYRUS!, SHE IS COMING!, HEAD LIKE A HOLE!, NETFLIX!, BLACK MIRROR!, STRIKING VIPERS!, SAN JUNIPERO!, 5 STARS!, MEDIOCRE!, BRYCE DALLAS HOWARD!, CREDIT SCORE!, KEVIN!, AUSTRALIA!, BACK IN THE US!, GARAGE DOOR!, HAUNTED LEASE!, SUICIDE!, ALBERT!, BANK!, ANTIDEPRESSANTS! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #590 Part 2 RIGHT HERE!
That title could be used to explain what’s going on in Canadian Parliament right regarding the carbon tax and TransCanada Pipeline extension, but instead it’s actually to tease the segment on the show today to compare the classic Nine Inch Nails song with the new cover version that has been featured on the new season of Black Mirror. Jonathan from Norther Ireland joins the show to talk about a really cool new app for you to check out (and to get closer with Wheeler in The Morning). It’s called the Podcast Alarm, follow them on Twitter. Be sure to sign up for the new SafetyNetStudio VIP section of the website to get VIP access to bonus content and special offers from SnS sponsors.Check out the ‘Music News You Can Use’ Daily Playlist on iTunes and SpotifyHere’s The Official Wheeler in The Morning WebsiteSponsors:Vernaus Autobody on HigginsMike Mason of RemaxItty Bitty Baby BoutiqueFranks Pizza InstagramHenderson Massage Health and Wellness CentreInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local: 2085Social Media:SafetyNetStudio - TwitterSafetyNetStudio - InstagramCandace Rae - InstagramDave Wheeler - InstagramDave Wheeler - TwitterDave Wheeler – YouTubeSources:Carbon Tax in PaliamentTrans Canada PipelineSt. Bernard IslandMusic News You Can Use:NME.comExclaim.caMarilyn Manson – The Dope ShowSlipknot – All Out LifeBig Wreck – LocomotiveClips:Nine Inch Nails – Head Like a HoleBlack Mirror – Ashley O – On a RollBlack Mirror LogoSupport the show (https://www.safetynetstudio.com/plans-pricing)
El went to hang out with Mongolian metallers, The Hu. Meanwhile, everyone is losing their shit about Miley Cyrus covering Head Like A Hole in Black Mirror. Plus we pay tribute to Andre Matos, discuss the new Rob Zombie flick and offer up the most thorough Download preview EVER. Plus, we reveal our guilty pleasure…… Continue reading 068: The Ultimate Download Preview!
El went to hang out with Mongolian metallers, The Hu. Meanwhile, everyone is losing their shit about Miley Cyrus covering Head Like A Hole in Black Mirror. Plus we pay tribute to Andre Matos, discuss the new Rob Zombie flick and offer up the most thorough Download preview EVER. Plus, we reveal our guilty pleasure…… Continue reading 068: The Ultimate Download Preview!
Josh Todd of Buckcherry called in to talk about their new album "Warpaint" (out now) and their upcomming tour stop at Montclair Canyon Club on Sunday, May 5. Here's what we talked about: Buckcherry version 3.0 (0-1) "Head Like A Hole" cover (1-3) Montclair Canyon Club on 5/5 (3-4) 20th anniversary of debut album (4-7) Flannel 5-Nirvana, PJ, STP, AIC, Soundgarden (7-10) Nu Metal 6 Pack-RATM, Korn, Linkin Park, Slipknot, Disturbed, SOAD (10-12) Movies "The Dirt" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" movies (12 to end)
Composer, producer and music supervisor Doug DeAngelis is my guest on the podcast today. Doug hit paydirt early in his career when he recorded the Nine Inch Nails hit “Head Like A Hole.” In 1989, he embarked on a world tour with the Detroit Techno crossover dance artist Inner City, but after that he moved on to studio work in New York City, where he amassed over 300 album and remix credits, including 31 #1 Billboard Chart singles. Doug’s album credits include New Order, Michael Jackson, Queen Latifa, Chaka Khan, Love and Rockets, Alicia Keys, and No Doubt, among others. Doug’s career then shifted to Los Angeles where his music was embraced by Hollywood producer Michael Mann as the scorer for his CBS crime drama series Robbery Homicide Division. His music has since appeared in over 100 television shows including CSI, Bones, CSI Miami, and ER, as well as dozens of reality and late night television programs. Doug is also the Conference Chair and Co-Founder of A3E, The Advanced Audio & Applications Exchange, a leading industry resource dedicated to the future of new music technologies. He’s also involved in an interesting interactive music app called Stylus, In the interview we talked about the early days synthesizer programming, becoming a mixer in New York City, composing for television, his newly developed Stylus app, and much more. On the intro I’ll take a look at the latest numbers on music sales from the RIAA, and take an overview at the new USB 3.2 computer ports (and a look at all the other USB ports too).
Composer, producer and music supervisor Doug DeAngelis is my guest on the podcast today. Doug hit paydirt early in his career when he recorded the Nine Inch Nails hit “Head Like A Hole.” In 1989, he embarked on a world tour with the Detroit Techno crossover dance artist Inner City, but after that he moved on to studio work in New York […]
"Musically and songwriting wise it's one of our best", enthused Buckcherry vocalist Josh Todd ahead of the release of their latest album Warpaint. "I feel like it's the best Buckcherry record since 15, we worked really hard on it. We started the writing process in November 2017 and wrote about 30 songs for an 11 song record so it kind of gives you an idea of how thorough we were".With title track and current single Warpaint painting an ominous picture, Todd concedes that while that song gives a strong reflection of the remainder of the album, it is by no means indicitive of the overall sound."There's so many great songs on this record", he said proudly. "We started with Head Like A Hole - our cover of the Nine Inch Nails song - as a kind of grab track on the internet and then we dropped our first single Bent which is a great song and then we came out with Warpaint. That song is kind of the quintessential Buckcherry rock song, you know? I wanted a song that sounded kinda like Highway To Hell musically and Warpaint was the finished product. Does every song on the record sound like that? No. But it's a great song for the overall landscape of the record".In the full interview Josh discusses how Warpaint makes a statement as the lead track on the album, runs through some of the songs and their meaning, goes in greater depth on the songwriting process, explains why they chose to cover Head Like A Hole, twenty years as a band, the possibility of playing in Australia before the end of the year and more.
The husband who narrates Amy Lee Lillard's story "Head Like a Hole" watches, puzzled, as a perfectly round hole grows in his backyard. The growing hole, and the wife's ongoing vigil, tell a poignant story of self, integrity, and, ultimately, connection.
Today on the show, Thane was absent again and Mike Garvey was in with Dunc interviewing Booga Beazley from Head Like A Hole. Plus our vet Dr Laura, and a guy who goes hard with Elizabethan Swordfighting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode One- The Wellington Sound & the crazy 90's. This pilot episode explores the rock/metal boom in Wellington in the 90's, best known through bands like Shihad, Head Like A Hole, Fur Patrol and Weta. From it's humble beginnings, the scene exploded with the release of Shihad's Killjoy in 1995. However the success meant that bands had to move overseas, namely to Melbourne, and not all made it. My guests- Aaron Tokona- Frontman of Weta, later known for Fly My Pretties and Cairo Knife Fight. John Martin- Drummer for early 90's Wellington band Emulsifier. Pete Jamieson- Audio technician and music producer who currently works at Music Planet. He was present when Shihad and Head Like A Hole recorded early demos. Tracks- Pavor Noctunous- Distant Earth (theme) I Only Said- Shihad Get On Up- Emulsifier Down In Splendour- Straitjacket Fits Holy- Fur Patrol Keith- Head Like A Hole Let It Go- Weta You Again- Shihad My Mind's Sedate- Shihad Calling On- Weta Sunrise- Distant Earth All tracks used as fair dealing for review and education. Full phone interview with Aaron Tokona here: Aimee-eastwood – Wellington-music-in-the-90s-aaron-tokona-full-interview
By age 15, Edmund Kemper had committed two brutal murders and been locked away in a mental institution. When he turned 21, however, he was deemed fit to rejoin society. And that's when the real killing began. Join me as I open the hatch on this man's head and take a quick peek inside the mind of a murderer.
An in-depth chat with Tamzin Beazley, wife of Head Like A Hole frontman, Booga Beazley. We talk about the documentary film, "Swagger of Thieves", currently doing the NZ Film Festival circuit. We talk too of the impacts on her and family as key parts of the film and filming process; we talk band and rock'n'roll, drug addiction, break-ups, reunions and rock'n'roll...
An in-depth chat with Tamzin Beazley, wife of Head Like A Hole frontman, Booga Beazley. We talk about the documentary film, "Swagger of Thieves", currently doing the NZ Film Festival circuit. We talk too of the impacts on her and family as key parts of the film and filming process; we talk band and rock'n'roll, drug addiction, break-ups, reunions and rock'n'roll... Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe
Julian Boshier has spent the past decade completing Swagger of Thieves, a film about friendship, ageing, addiction, relationships, & Head Like A Hole. Julian doesn’t like red. Please subscribe to the podcast & check www.verbalhighs.com
Today on the show we wanted to know your weight loss tips, and we talked more about Thane's gout. Plus, Head Like A Hole talking about their new doco, and who guy who wants to help those suffering from depression.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Swagger Of Thieves is a documentary that follows notorious Wellington band from their reunion in 2008 and delves into the history that led to their demise the first time around. It's showing in theatres around NZ during May.
I've definitely seen this one before. I can't quite put my finger on where — Facemash? Soundjammers? Twibbles? Show me again, website. Yes, I'm sure I've watched this before. I remember making it. We marinated the chicken in mayo, which made it extra juicy! (Ed: this actually works.) Here's the thing. When I saw it, there was a person there, more than just hands. A face and a personality, you know? And yet here we are with a twenty-five second portrait video compressed to hell and claiming to be something else. Who would do such a thing? Do you really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and steal content? Everything is a Remix (See also) Mystery Science Theatre 3000 and Rifftrax Ship of Theseus 🧀Cheesy Pasta🍝 A capella maybe isn't as dumb as I thought: Skyrim Theme Straight No Chaser Star Wars/John Williams As long as we're talking about compositions with a single instrument, how about some Zoë Keating? Andrew's Favorite Mashups Brahms v Radiohead — A mashup of Brahms' 1st Symphony and OK Computer, then re-scored and arranged for orchestra. See also. More. I'll spare you Copland v Bon Iver because I'm sure you'd rather listen to good music. Mouth Moods — So bad, so dumb, so brilliant. Reanimated pop music, Frankenstein's Monster-style. If Robot Chicken did music and loved Smashmouth. I can't recommend it enough/stay far away. Girl Talk — Feed the Animals — Basically my entire pop music vocabulary comes from this. A virtuoso-level combination of rap, pop, folk, and rock together into something that becomes more than its parts. The ur-mashup. Also came on a super-cool matte black CD that basically never left my car stereo. Daft Science — Daft Punk + Beastie Boys. Cut/pasted/mixed/resampled. I love it. Call me a Hole — Hey, and this is crazy, but I just met you, so HEAD LIKE A HOLE Shake it Off (The Perfect Drug) — Modern pop goes really well with Nine Inch Nails. Who would have thought? Both albums by the Avalanches — Not technically mashups, but really excellent music derived entirely from samples. Basically Ian's kryptonite.
In episode 3, Clare and Cheya talk about the two single EPs that accompanied the release of Pretty Hate Machine. Cheya debuts a new Imprezion to Clare's delight and a Mario Bros villain makes a surprise appearance in the Reznorverse.
This episode the boys catch up with crazy ass guitarist for Head Like A Hole Andrew Ashton Running time: 0:18:34
Another teaser/trailer for the full interview (upcoming) with Booga Beazley of Head Like A Hole
here is my interpretation of NIN Head Like a Hole ..enjoy
Stimulated Boredom | Reviews. Gadgets. Gaming. Geek Culture. Podcast.
Week of: Dec 19 – Dec 26, 2011 Disclaimer: Despite being sick and hopped up on a delicious cocktail of drugs and coffee, the show must go on! Therefore I cannot be held entirely responsible for the tangential nature of my thoughts and ramblings this week. Please voice all complaints with the Food & Drug Administration. After nearly a decade, 800+ billion dollars spent and over 4,000 American deaths, the War in Iraq is finally coming to end. As the December 31st deadline looms for all American troops to withdraw from Iraq, I discuss the impact that the war has had on American credibility and the importance of holding publicly elected officials accountable for what they commit our men and women of the military to. It is no secret that I strongly feel that the Iraq War was a mistake and that, of all the reasons we were given for the need to invade, not one of them turned out to be true. As a result, the rationale for continuing the conflict evolved from WMD and a connection to Al-Qaeda | 9/11…to “purple fingers,” imposed democracy and Nation building. Regardless of how you feel, the American people would have never condoned the invasion had the latter reasoning been provided. The deposing of Saddam Hussein came at the cost of American credibility, not to mention billions of dollars and thousands of lives. This subject had been a staple of the program for years, so I wanted to discuss it now that it is finally coming to an end. Unfortunately, my cold medicine may have made me a little “unfocused,” so I appreciate your indulgence during any rambling sections. :) I also referenced my previous “Head Like A Hole” segment, which delves into considerable detail, should listeners be interested in hearing it again. The remainder of the show (of course) revolves around developments in the Republican primaries and whether Newt Gingrich stands a chance to win the nomination, in addition to which candidates I think have a chance of being competitive in a general election. Republican members of Congress have publicly announced that they will not support Gingrich…I also discuss their reasons. As always, enjoy the show! stimulatedboredom.com | facebook.com/stimulatedboredom
The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Podcast - Music For People Who Are Serious About Music
NEW FOR JULY 1, 2011 1. Crazy - Lovely Goodbye Buy From iTunes 2. We Are Crazy - Todd Rundgren w/ Jean-Yves Labat (M. Frog) 3. Oh No (inst.) Lumpy Gravy (edit) - Frank Zappa 4. The Capital Of Power (live) - Triumvirat 5. Lark's Tongue In Aspic Pt. 2 (live) - King Crimson 6. Head Like A Hole (live) - Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy 7. Gary, Indiana 1959 - Dave Alvin Buy From iTunes 8. Smackwater Jack (live) - Carole King Buy From iTunes) 9. Tijuana (live) - Harry Manx Buy From iTunes 10. Together-ing - The Sky Drops Buy From iTunes 11. Secret Gardener -The Ulrich Collaboration 12. Rock On - Garland Jeffreys Buy From iTunes 13. Fly From Here - Yes Overture Pt. I We Can Fly Pt. II Sad Night At The Airfield Pt. III Madman At The Screens Pt. IV Bumpy Ride Pt. V We Can Fly Reprise 14. 4th Of July (Sandy) (live) - Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Buy From iTunes The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. A Best Seller on every list . . . Accept No Substitute
Stimulated Boredom | Reviews. Gadgets. Gaming. Geek Culture. Podcast.
Ding Dong Bin Laden’s Dead! Due to the astounding news of Osama bin Laden’s capture and death, I decided to record a special mid-week segment to provide a comprehensive, informative and entertaining discussion, with guest host Patrick, about the death of bin Laden, the operation that nabbed him, historical context, the politics, ideology and conspiracies surrounding the event. This 3-hour discussion will likely be one of the more all-encompassing segments that you will hear on the subject matter, as we cover the details relating to the: News, Raid, History, Ideology, Politics and Conspiracies (in that order) of bin Laden from his earliest days, through the Soviet/Afghan war, 9/11 and the decade that followed leading up to his death. This segment seeks to educate, inform, entertain and provide accurate context to everything surrounding the man, what we were told after 9/11, his effect on American politics and what his death will likely mean for Al Qaeda and terrorism as a tactic. Does this mean the end of terrorism? When did his hatred of the West foment and why? What will his death do to radical Islamists? How many attacks were attributed to him? What do we do about Pakistan? Should Obama have released his photos? Why the quick burial at sea? Etc etc etc. We also delve into the politics of the issue, in addition to many of the conspiracy theories circulating within hours of his death. So much is covered in this special edition, that an appropriate description is hard to write to accurately cover all the bases…therefore I sincerely hope that you enjoy this discussion and come away with new knowledge, understanding, facts and opinions to consider for yourselves. www.stimulatedboredom.com
This Week Marc, Bryon and Jeremy talk about the Golden Globes, getting klotered, and The Happening. This weeks music NIN with "Head Like A Hole".
Listen to the interview here!Tell me a little about yourself and your writing.I’m an odd bird who found a home with writing paranormal. Yep. I said it. I think admitting it is really the first step to total acceptance.Tell me about the story that you've created a soundtrack/playlist for. I’ll talk a little about DEMONIC DESIRES (from Ellora’s Cave) and the soundtrack I listened to for it. DEMONIC DESIRES centers around a group of demons, right hand men to Lucifer, who broke ranks and saved lives rather than taking them. It’s the first book in the stories of the Lost Warriors redemption. The opening scene is a really dark, twisted sex one. My playlist needed to reflect this so I went with Danzig’s Underbelly of The Beast to kick it off. The story then takes a lighter note, introducing you to the characters out of their normal element. I brought in a good deal of Celtic flare for this because the heroine is a warrior from Valhalla. What is your playlist? Why did you choose these particular songs?I’ll give you a snippet of the list because there over 3500 items in it with 230 hours of play time… and this is JUST for DEMONIC DESIRES. I make a new list for every book. Danzig-Underbelly of The BeastRob Zombie- Living Dead Girl (Naked Exorcism Remix)Rob Zombie-DragulaProdigy—Smack My Bitch UpProdigy—FirestarterMarilyn Manson—The Beautiful PeopleMarilyn Manson—The Dope ShowMarilyn Manson—Man That You FearNine Inch Nails—Head Like a HoleNine Inch Nails—Terrible LieNine Inch Nails—CloserSmashing Pumpkins—Tonight, TonightQueensryche - Silent LucidityStained - It’s Been AwhileSilverchair- Wait Til TomorrowFaith No More – EpicBilly Idol-- Eyes Without A FaceStabbing Westward - Waking Up Beside You (Remix)Gregorian-- Se Eu Fosse Um Dia O Teu OlharGregorian-- Meditazione- Christus Factus EstDanzig—CantspeakMassive Attack & Mos Def-I Against IPigeonhed - Battle Flag (Lo-Fidelity Allstars Remix)Alice in Chains-- Man In The BoxRed Hot Chili Peppers-- Blood Sugar Sex MagikSantana-- Put Your Lights OnEverlast-- Babylon FeelingAFI-- The Leaving Song Pt IILive-- I AloneDisturbed-- Down With The SicknessRob Zombie -- The Lords Of SalemBlue Oyster Cult—Don’t Fear The ReaperLimp Bizkit-- Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)Mazzy Star - Fade Into YouKatie Melua—Just like HeavenThe Cranberries—ZombieThe Cranberries—Ode to My FamilyTriniti – NocturneTriniti-- Glen Of ImaalEnya—Only TimeINXS—AfterglowINXS—Never Tear Us ApartBlack Lab—Learn to CrawlBack Lab—Keep Myself AwakeLed Zeppelin—KashmirHeart—Magic ManThree Doors Down—When I’m GoneStyx—RenegadeAndy Gibb—Shadow DancingThe Corrs-- Brid Og Ni MhailleTrapt—EchoWhen in Rome—The PromiseTwisted Sister—We’re Not Gonna Take ItJay-z & Linkin Park - Numb/EncoreAlanis Morissette – UninvitedBlack Sabbath — ParanoidBlack Sabbath — Iron ManBerlin - Take My Breath AwayDHT- Listen To Your Heart (Edmee's Unplugged Vocal Edit) What does music mean to you? To your writing?I don’t watch many movies or much in the way of TV. Music has always been a love of mine. I can still remember the day MTV came on air for the first time. I was six and it totally wiped the floor with Sesame Street. I watched faithfully from that day forward until they started on the reality shows. I had to put up a white flag then. Let the record state that I miss Martha Quinn. Oh, and MTV actually playing music. To me, music is another form of escapism. It can set the mood for you or it can fix the mood you’re in. It’s what you make of it. I love all music, from classical to the rhythmic beating of Native American drums. You name it, I like it—Rock, Classical, Dark Metal, MallCore, Pop, Country, Jazz, Rap/Hip-hop, Foreign (I’m a huge lover of the Italian music scene), Oldies. What kind of music do you like to write to?I’ll make the playlist as I write. If I know I’m entering a really dark scene, I’ll incorporate that vibe into the playlist. When I’m coming out of it, I lighten the mood. I do have one rule, if a Bee Gees song cannot be incorporated into the mix then I’m doing something wrong. Yes. I do have playlists with AC/DC and The Bee Gees sharing airtime. If this story was made into a movie, who would you want to do the soundtrack?I’d like to see Rob Zombie team up with The Cranberries (who can tell me where they are and if they’re still putting out records… I’d love to buy them). I think the collaboration would be odd but I’m betting it would work. Anything else you'd like to say about music and writing/creating?I have a lot of respect for anyone who can create music. It’s their story, put out there for the world to hear.To learn more about Mandy, visit her website.Next week, I interview author Paul Liadis, AKA The Struggling Writer.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
