Podcasts about in my eyes

Duizenden en duizenden mensen gaan al decennialang compleet uit de bol op haar stem. Met 2 Fabiola en Milk Inc was Karen Boelaerts misschien niet het gezicht van een generatie, maar zeker wel de stem van de nineties. Het Kortenaakse zangtalent scoorde onder de vleugels van Pat Krimson en Regi niet alleen hits met Freak Out, In My Eyes, Lift You Up en Walk On Water. Ze was ook een graag geziene studioperformer voor andere danceprojecten zoals Maurizzio en Honey B.In deze aflevering ontdek je welk Antler-Subway-icoon het dancepotentieel van Karens stem zag. Verder vertelt de ‘voice of the 90s' over haar band met de podiumzangeressen en over de verrassende link met Loredana, de huidige zangeres van 2 Fabiola. De jaren 90 liggen dan wel achter ons, maar Karen blijft een brok vol gezonde ambitie. In dit gesprek kom je te weten met welke andere bekende Belgische stem ze aan nieuwe nummers werkt.Een grote dankjewel aan deze powervrouw van de Belgische dance. Ben je benieuwd naar meer verhalen van voor en achter de schermen? Play this podcast en abonneer je op the Beat Of Belgium.

The New Scene - Episode 269: Luke Garro of Piebald + Artist Spotlight: The Phantom Eye Keith sits down with Luke Garro to discuss growing up in Connecticut, being inspired by the local scene, Luke's early days in music and how Luke joined Fastbreak by spontaneously jumping on the kit at one of their shows. We also discuss the history of Fastbreak, signing with Big Wheel Recreation, their recent repress of their debut LP "Fast Cars, Fast Women", In My Eyes, the history of the band, the story behind the cover art of their debut LP "The Difference Between" by Pushead, Piebald, how Luke joined the band, upcoming Piebald news and more. Artist Spotlight: Larry Hundertmark of The Phantom Eye. We discuss the band and their new EP "Cymatic Waves".

This week's episode is a Patreon sponsored episode. We were assigned Hardcore Pride by Boston straight edge band, Ten Yard Fight. Join our brand new Producer / Listening Club tier where you can get your name said every single week on the podcast as a producer. You also get access to our monthly Listening Club where we get together on Zoom to discuss an album, just like a book club!Join our Patreon to get bonus audio, videos, blog posts, and access to our Discord for only $1 at patreon.com/punklottopodIf you would like to sponsor an episode, head over to patreon.com/punklottopod and sign up for our $10 tier. Make a one time donation and you get and entire episode centered around an album of your choice.New Major Awards EP - majorawards.bandcamp.comMerch Shop  - redbubble.com/people/punk-lotto-pod/shopPodcast platforms and social media links at linktr.ee/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Song clips featured on this episode:Ten Yard Fight - Hardcore PrideTen Yard Fight - ForeverTen Yard Fight - Holding On

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jim Saah, a photographer who documented D.C.'s legendary hardcore punk scene in the 1980's and 90's. In the interview, Jim explains how he fell in love with punk music in high school and soon started photographing bands like Minor Threat and Fugazi. He also discusses the chaotic environments he had to work in, and he explains how certain punk rock conventions—like simple lighting and the practice of allowing pretty much anyone to hop on stage—allowed him to snap memorable and action-packed photos. His photo collection is called In My Eyes, and you can follow him on Instagram @jimsaah. After the interview, June and co-host Ronald Young Jr. talk about the differences between using digital and analogue tools.  In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Jim explains why the D.C. punk scene was different from other punk scenes in the U.S. He also talks about some of his favorite photography collections.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now at slate.com/workingplus to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jim Saah, a photographer who documented D.C.'s legendary hardcore punk scene in the 1980's and 90's. In the interview, Jim explains how he fell in love with punk music in high school and soon started photographing bands like Minor Threat and Fugazi. He also discusses the chaotic environments he had to work in, and he explains how certain punk rock conventions—like simple lighting and the practice of allowing pretty much anyone to hop on stage—allowed him to snap memorable and action-packed photos. His photo collection is called In My Eyes, and you can follow him on Instagram @jimsaah. After the interview, June and co-host Ronald Young Jr. talk about the differences between using digital and analogue tools.  In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Jim explains why the D.C. punk scene was different from other punk scenes in the U.S. He also talks about some of his favorite photography collections.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now at slate.com/workingplus to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jim Saah, a photographer who documented D.C.'s legendary hardcore punk scene in the 1980's and 90's. In the interview, Jim explains how he fell in love with punk music in high school and soon started photographing bands like Minor Threat and Fugazi. He also discusses the chaotic environments he had to work in, and he explains how certain punk rock conventions—like simple lighting and the practice of allowing pretty much anyone to hop on stage—allowed him to snap memorable and action-packed photos. His photo collection is called In My Eyes, and you can follow him on Instagram @jimsaah. After the interview, June and co-host Ronald Young Jr. talk about the differences between using digital and analogue tools.  In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Jim explains why the D.C. punk scene was different from other punk scenes in the U.S. He also talks about some of his favorite photography collections.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now at slate.com/workingplus to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jim Saah, a photographer who documented D.C.'s legendary hardcore punk scene in the 1980's and 90's. In the interview, Jim explains how he fell in love with punk music in high school and soon started photographing bands like Minor Threat and Fugazi. He also discusses the chaotic environments he had to work in, and he explains how certain punk rock conventions—like simple lighting and the practice of allowing pretty much anyone to hop on stage—allowed him to snap memorable and action-packed photos. His photo collection is called In My Eyes, and you can follow him on Instagram @jimsaah. After the interview, June and co-host Ronald Young Jr. talk about the differences between using digital and analogue tools.  In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Jim explains why the D.C. punk scene was different from other punk scenes in the U.S. He also talks about some of his favorite photography collections.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now at slate.com/workingplus to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jim Saah, a photographer who documented D.C.'s legendary hardcore punk scene in the 1980's and 90's. In the interview, Jim explains how he fell in love with punk music in high school and soon started photographing bands like Minor Threat and Fugazi. He also discusses the chaotic environments he had to work in, and he explains how certain punk rock conventions—like simple lighting and the practice of allowing pretty much anyone to hop on stage—allowed him to snap memorable and action-packed photos. His photo collection is called In My Eyes, and you can follow him on Instagram @jimsaah. After the interview, June and co-host Ronald Young Jr. talk about the differences between using digital and analogue tools.  In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Jim explains why the D.C. punk scene was different from other punk scenes in the U.S. He also talks about some of his favorite photography collections.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now at slate.com/workingplus to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jim Saah, a photographer who documented D.C.'s legendary hardcore punk scene in the 1980's and 90's. In the interview, Jim explains how he fell in love with punk music in high school and soon started photographing bands like Minor Threat and Fugazi. He also discusses the chaotic environments he had to work in, and he explains how certain punk rock conventions—like simple lighting and the practice of allowing pretty much anyone to hop on stage—allowed him to snap memorable and action-packed photos. His photo collection is called In My Eyes, and you can follow him on Instagram @jimsaah. After the interview, June and co-host Ronald Young Jr. talk about the differences between using digital and analogue tools.  In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Jim explains why the D.C. punk scene was different from other punk scenes in the U.S. He also talks about some of his favorite photography collections.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now at slate.com/workingplus to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

YO! We are now in the 00s to talk about In My Eyes second and final LP, "Nothing To Hide" released in January of 2000. Dig in for lots of youth crew revival nostalgia!

The World's #1 Personal Development Book Podcast!  Join the world's largest non-fiction Book community! https://www.instagram.com/bookthinkers/ Today's episode is sponsored by Ken Rusk, if you're ready to get UNSTUCK check out the links below: https://courses.kenrusk.com/ https://www.kenrusk.com/ In today's episode we have the pleasure to interview Julian Davenport (also known as Juelz) author of “In My Eyes” a book of poetry and several other new ones that you should check out. Juelz was on a dark path, he had beliefs of where he should end up, which caused him to go to prison at a young age. From there he went on a journey of healing and decided that there was more in this life for him! While facing his third potential jail time he discovered poetry. Now he is writing poetry, teaching writing workshops, and is an entrepreneur who wants to help kids empower themselves through writing. In this episode, you'll learn about why writing is still relevant and one of the most powerful forms of communication, how to cultivate your talent, why it's important to have a good foundation in finances and business, the importance of finding a process that helps you stay focused, and how to stay inspired by seeking knowledge throughout your journey. Now get ready to learn and enjoy this incredible conversation with Julian Davenport To learn more about Julian Davenport and buy his book “In My Eyes”  follow the links below: Website: https://www.iamjuelz.com/ Books: https://www.iamjuelz.com/in-my-eyes-urban-poetry-series/books TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@imeviision Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MrInMyEyes/ The purpose of this podcast is to connect you, the listener, with new books, new mentors, and new resources that will help you achieve more and live better. Each and every episode will feature one of the world's top authors so that you know each and every time you tune-in, there is something valuable to learn. If you have any recommendations for guests, please DM them to us on Instagram. (www.instagram.com/bookthinkers) If you enjoyed this show, please consider leaving a review. It takes less than 60-seconds of your time, and really makes a difference when I am trying to land new guests. For more BookThinkers content, check out our Instagram or our website. Thank you for your time!

Free style through the news of the day. How much Madball is Not Enough Madball? Can cover songs save your soul? Small town shows can. The In My Eyes demo. The Modern Hardcore origin point. Hard topics that are obvious and difficult at the same time.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this rhythm-packed episode of Dem Vinyl Boyz, we rewind to the late 1980s, immersing ourselves in the vinyl vibes of Stevie B's seminal album "Party Your Body." Released in 1988, this album stands as a hallmark of the freestyle music era, a genre that masterfully blended the pulsating beats of dance-pop with the soulful undertones of Latin music, originating from the vibrant streets of New York City and Miami. Known as the "King of Freestyle," Stevie B brings to life his vocal prowess and poignant lyrics in this album. We'll focus on some of the most memorable tracks that have become synonymous with his name, such as the heartfelt "I Wanna Be the One," the romantic "In My Eyes," and the dance-floor staple "Spring Love (Come Back to Me)." These songs not only defined Stevie B's career but also left an indelible mark on the era. Our episode delves into each of these hits, unpacking the lyrical depth, the characteristic freestyle rhythms, and Stevie B's enduring influence on the genre. Additionally, we explore the broader musical landscape of the late 1980s – a transformative period where the industry shifted from the disco influences of the 70s to the synthesized pop sounds that would dominate the 90s. This era also witnessed the burgeoning of dance music and club culture, a perfect backdrop for Stevie B's fusion of upbeat tempos with romantic balladry. Join us on Dem Vinyl Boyz as we spin these classic tunes, revisit the era of flashy fashion and exuberant music, and celebrate the timeless charm of Stevie B's "Party Your Body."

Kiddoo comes on to the podcast to talk about his song "In My Eyes" and his career so far and what's next for him. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tombombpodcast/support

A brief look into a key element related to what it takes to bring about transformation. "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." (Romans 12:2) "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." (Proverbs 4:23) "Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things." (Philippians 4:8) _______________________________ Attributions: "In My Eyes - stripped" from the album "The Color of Nothing (Reprise)" by ford. "PunchDeck-Brahe" (https://www.free-stock-music.com/punch-deck-brahe.html) "The Colors of the Evening - Original Mix" from the album "Snatches of Memory" by Daminika. _______________________________ My Wellness Friend website: https://www.mywellnessfriend.com/ Free 14-day Wellness Jumpstart guide: https://www.mywellnessfriend.com/wellnessjumpstart Johnny's coaching page: https://www.mywellnessfriend.com/coaching Links to resources I use to amplify my health and wellness efforts (as an affiliate I will receive compensation at no additional cost to you): AG1 - 75 high-quality vitamins, minerals, and whole-food sourced nutrients in one simple scoop JockoFuel - Assorted protein supplements and energy drinks to fuel your daily efforts. Use code MYWELLNESSFRIEND for 10% off. MyFitnessPal - MyFitnessPal has what you need to reach any nutrition or fitness goal, including tracking tools, an extensive food database with more than 14 million foods, over 500 recipes, 50 workout routines, and more. Easily log your meals, water intake, and exercise to get personalized insights that will help you make smarter choices. Use code 10affiliate22 for 10% discount on the annual premium membership. Momentous - With a deep portfolio of innovative products and world-class experts working on bringing new solutions to market, Momentous provides world-class performance and health solutions for high-performance seekers at all levels. Use code mywellnessfriend for 15% off your order. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-armstrong4/support

John Conlee returns to The Orpheum!  Between 1978 and 2004, Conlee charted a total of 32 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, and recorded 11 studio albums. His singles include seven No. 1 hits: "Lady Lay Down", "Backside of Thirty", "Common Man", "I'm Only in It for the Love", "In My Eyes", "As Long As I'm Rockin' with You" and "Got My Heart Set on You". In addition to these, Conlee had 14 other songs reach the Top Ten.

Noel catches up with Stevie B. "The King of Freestyle" had seven top-40 hits, including the number one hit, "Because I Love You" (The Postman Song), the song spent four weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 during December 1990/January 1991. In August 2018, Billboard ranked the song the 71st-biggest hit in the history of the Hot 100. Stevie's latest single, "Take It All Back", is right up there with his other amazing songs like "Spring Love," "In My Eyes," "Dreamin' of Love," and more. Stevie recently entered the podcast world with his "Freestylin With Stevie B" podcast.

Freestyle and Dance iCon Stevie B has just released hit newest single “Take It All Back” featuring multi-platinum recording artist Pitbull remixed by DJ Sama.  A new era of dance music was born when Miami native Stevie B's first independently released single “Party Your Body” hit South Florida's glittering club scene in 1987. After years spent paying his dues doing everything from mowing lawns to washing cars, Stevie B's skills as a writer, producer and performer thrust him into the pop spotlight. “Party Your Body” worked it's way across America, eventually selling over 200,000 copies, an amazing achievement for an independently released single. This success paved the way for Stevie's debut album “Party Your Body.” The album gave birth to two more hit singles, “Dreaming of Love” and “Spring Love”, which propelled the album to RIAA Platinum status. In 1989, Stevie B's sophomore effort “In My Eyes” showed him growing as an artist, as the album took on a much more sophisticated flavor. In addition to his trademark dance songs, the album also featured smooth and soulful ballads and giddy pop tunes. “I Wanna Be The One” solidified Stevie's crossover into the pop market as the song rose into the Billboard Top 40. However, it was the power ballad “Love Me For Life” that took Stevie all the way into the Top 10 and made him the artist with the highest debuting song in the history of R&R magazine. Like it's predecessor, “In My Eyes” went onto RIAA Platinum status, setting the stage for Stevie B to become a household name worldwide.  Though the record debuted in the Top 10, “Love & Emotion” was released in 1990 to little fanfare. In fact, it was largely ignored until radio stations began getting barraged with requests for “that song about the postman.” That song of course was “Because I Love You” (The Postman Song) and it would be a highlight and pinnacle for Stevie B taking the Number One spot on Billboard, and remaining there four consecutive weeks.  “Love & Emotion” also garnered RIAA Platinum status. Stevie B's career has been a whirlwind of success, with three RIAA Platinum albums containing a total of thirteen Top 40 dance and/or pop singles and one Classic #1 Hit. From heart-stopping ballads to hip-shaking dance songs, Stevie B does it all, and his new hit single “Take It All Back” will surely put him back on the charts as it is going to be burning up the radio airwaves and clubs all around the world.  Watch the “Take It All Back” (DJ Sama Remix) lyric video produced by Tolga Katas here: https://youtu.be/69bMbE2VxMg Don't Miss the Freestylin With Stevie B Podcast Hosted by DJ Sama Fridays at 7 PM ET at https://www.facebook.com/steviebmusic and https://www.facebook.com/steviebent Follow Stevie B on the web:   Official Website:   https://www.steviebmusic.com   Youtube:   https://youtu.be/69bMbE2VxMg   Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/steviebmusic   Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/stevieb_official/   Spotify:   https://open.spotify.com/artist/6V7pNWhlJpD0s0bMdB1PU9   Tik Tok:   https://www.tiktok.com/@steviebmusic  

...In my society there's choices of destruction—In variety, I always felt like the rules never applied to me. Harrisburg, PA native Juelz Davenport brings his life story and that of his peers to a series of poetic works, "In My Eyes," Volumes 1 and 2, "In My Little Eyes," and "Penned in Pennsylvania." Juelz, as his friends know him, speaks frankly about life on the street, behind bars, and about making a difference today. His forthcoming novel, "Who is Shawn?" details the life of a young man struggling to find his way on Harrisburg's toughest streets. Not only a poet and author, Juelz brings his story and unique teaching methods to schools and universities. He works with children and young people of all ages, to introduce them to creative possibilities for now, and for their lives. Juelz Davenport's works, his programs and booking information can be found at www.iamjuelz.com

Calli Graver has shaped a versatile career as a crossover vocalist capable of stepping up to the plate of any music genre. Raised by musician parents in Lancaster, PA, Calli's love for jazz, classical and pop helped shape the genre-bending sound heard in her original music today. Not only has she sung with legends like Josh Groban, Aretha Franklin, and Andrea Bocelli, but she's also been honored to work with several symphonies, orchestras and philharmonics spanning the nation. Calli is currently in the studio with producer Ben O'Neil (John Legend, Jill Scott) putting the finishing touches on her next album due for release in the summer of 2022. Calli relocated to Philadelphia to pursue her degree from the University of the Arts. She received a Bachelors of Music in vocal performance, followed by a Masters of Music in the jazz studies program. She has performed with prominent jazz figures since graduating, including Christian McBride, Peter Nero, and co-produced an original jazz suite entitled “The Divine Lorraine.” Calli's first solo endeavor was the holiday jazz album “Cheer!” that she released in 2017. The impact of Calli's musical schooling led her to also become an accomplished music educator, helping to ignite the same passion in her students that her educators gifted her. Calli is an adjunct professor at Millersville University and Community College of Philadelphia, teaches k-12 vocal instruction at The Shipley School and Lumberton School of Music, and teaches private lessons from her home. “My biggest job as a teacher is to help my students learn about themselves, their instrument, and find a voice. In that, I've found even deeper joy and understanding in my own music” says the artist. In addition to much of Calli's time spent performing in various Philadelphia based bands, she finds balance in time with friends and family. A perfect night off for Calli includes trying a hopefully delicious new recipe, watching a favorite tv show, then laying upstairs on the roof deck in South Philly. She loves to learn and still strives to enjoy daily comforts, and her new music certainly reflects that. “The Sun's In My Eyes” accompanies fans in their day to day journeys, exploring sophisticated writing and musicianship from her incredible band with warmth, nostalgia, and plain ol' fun!Calli's vocal abilities and expressive nature are on full display with this exciting music, and as many projects were delayed due to the happenings of the world, she has anxiously awaited the release of this project! The captivating single “Make Our Way Home” by Calli Graver is out August 5th. Website: calligraver.comInstagram: @calligraverFacebook: Calli Graver MusicYouTube: CallamazoosterJames Lott Jr is the host !

Alex Garcia-Rivera is a legendary drummer, and a staple in the scene. Most notably, he plays drums in American Nightmare, and still plays in Bloodhorse. He has also has played drums in: Piebald, Saves The Day, Shelter, Good Clean Fun, 454 Big Block, Cold Cave, Kingpin, Get High, and more. He has also been a studio drum tech for: Converge, Mutoid Man, Jejune, Madball, In My Eyes, Four Year Strong, The Hope Conspiracy, Clouds - to name a few. Alex also performs all instruments in his solo project, Chrome Over Brass, and he is a recording engineer at Mystic Valley Studio in Medford, Massachusetts, which he also owns & operates. On this podcast episode, Alex updates us on American Nightmare, talks about playing in Piebald, touring as a member of Saves The Day (including the Pop Disaster Tour opening for Green Day and Blink182), he talks about being a homeless musician, working through the challenges of playing drums with a rotator cuff injury, and breaks down how he writes and records songs with American Nightmare in his role as a drummer. Alex's links & socials: Alex's Instagram - @chromeoverbrass American Nightmare Instagram: @weareamericannightmare Mystic Valley Studio Instagram: @mysticvalleystudio www.mysticvalleystudio.com Two Week Notice Podcast partners: www.piebald.com Downeast Hard Cider - https://downeastcider.com/ Furnace Fest - for tickets & more info, visit https://www.furnacefest.us/ Follow Furnace Fest on Instagram: @furnacefest & @furnace_fest_community Go to www.plugyourholes.com and enter the code "TWNPOD" at checkout for a 15% discount Ways to support the Two Week Notice Podcast: Follow Dana on Instagram: @danafuggenb Follow the podcast on Instagram: @twoweeknoticepodcast iPhone users - give the show a 5-star written review on Apple Podcasts Non-iPhone users - give the show 5 stars on Spotify Spread the word on the socials, and tell a friend! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dana-bollen3/message

This week we're kicking off our new BGBP deep-dive with Minor Threat! On this episode we're covering the first half of their catalog: the 'Minor Threat' EP and the 'In My Eyes' EP. They have a much shorter discography than the last couple bands we talked about, but they're a super monumental band for our lives and for music in general. 

On Flex Your Head episode six host Jason Schreurs welcomes back One-Named Mike to talk about Minor Threat's integral, life-changing hardcore compiled on their first two 7"s. https://minorthreat.bandcamp.com Featured song clips: Minor Threat - "Filler" from The First Two 7"s (Dischord Records, 1984) Minor Threat - "Minor Threat" from The First Two 7"s (Dischord Records, 1984) Minor Threat - "In My Eyes" from The First Two 7"s (Dischord Records, 1984) Minor Threat - "Steppin' Stone" (originally by Paul Revere & the Raiders) from The First Two 7"s (Dischord Records, 1984) Minor Threat - "Out of Step" from The First Two 7"s (Dischord Records, 1984) Minor Threat - "I Don't Wanna Hear It" from The First Two 7"s (Dischord Records, 1984) About this podcast: Flex Your Head is a spinoff of the Scream Therapy podcast where host Jason Schreurs welcomes a guest each episode to discuss a classic punk album. The main Scream Therapy podcast explores the link between punk rock and mental health. My guests are members of the underground music scene who are living with mental health challenges, like myself. Intro/background music clips: Submission Hold - "Cranium Ache" from The Buzz of a Buzzless Situation Minor Threat - "12XU" (originally by Wire) from V/A - Flex Your Head (Dischord Records, 1982) Contact host Jason Schreurs - jasonschreurs@telus.net

Wywiad z Moniką Brodką zarejestrowany 19 maja 2021 roku z okazji premiery najnowszego wydawnictwa, albumu “Brut”. Analiza płyty, opowieści o utworach i o tym, że Monika bardzo lubi pracę za granicą, ale możemy spodziewać się w przyszłości albumu po polsku. Lista zagadnień - intro: 00:08 - początek wywiadu 00:18 - mała notka biograficzna - Monika Brodka 01:23 - czy Monika planuje nagrać w przyszłości płytę po polsku 02:52 - Monika opowiada, że lubi nagrywać za granicą 03:57 - proces tworzenia i myślenia z uwagi na nagrywanie w języku angielskim 06:27 - czego lubi słuchać Monika Brodka (Korean - Hyukoh, epka Through Love; UK - Broadcast, The Durutti Column) Wstęp do rozmowy o płycie: 08:28 - kto współtworzył album? 11:09 - okładka płyty 13:19 - tytuł płyty - Brut 14:48 - czy postać główna na płycie to postać wymyślona czy bazuje na doświadczeniach prywatnych Moniki? Analiza płyty: Brodka - “Brut” 16:27 - Come To Me 18:25 - Game Change 20:53 - Hey Man 25:31 - Imagination 27:53 - Falling In To You 29:44 - You Think You Know Me 32:10 - Fruits 35:04 - In My Eyes 36:42 - The World Is You 39:04 - Chasing Ghosts 41:25 - Sadness Zakończenie: 43:05 - plany na przyszłość 44:01 - koncerty europejskie, może w Stanach? Chicago po raz pierwszy od 2013 roku? 45:06 - zakończenie #MonikaBrodka #Brodka #Brut #muzyka #polska #zagranica #music #nowamuzyka #album #premiera #wywiad #polskamuzyka #muzykazagraniczna

An artist and a teacher inspired his countrymen to continue his legacy by sharing how one sees the world through their own eyes, just as he did. Let us all listen to Vicente Silva Manansala's story, a National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts (Painting). The World, My World, In My Eyes is part of the Modern Hero Stories, a series of stories under Sandaang Salaysay about the lives of great and honorable Filipinos. Brought to you by Arete and Ateneo de Manila Basic Education in partnership with The Bookmark, Inc. and sponsored by Role Players, Inc. written by Carl Matthew Rodriguez and will be read to us by Mark Rommel Santos. For learning guides: https://arete.ateneo.edu/connect/the-world-my-world-in-my-eyes Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0vGM8I5G8UpRBRh2yVdmIj

Host Scott Crawford spoke with old friend and colleague Jim Saah—photographer, editor and now author of an upcoming book entitled "In My Eyes" which features his iconic punk rock photography including Fugazi, Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Big Boys and many more. They also discuss the merits of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, raising punk rock kids, Jim's travel photography through the Middle East, and more. Saah served as Director of Photography on Crawford's "Salad Days" and "Creem: America's Only Rock'n'Roll Magazine (both streaming on Amazon). Intro/Outro music provided by Michael Hampton and Sohrab Habibion. jimsaah.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-crawford3/message

the new Gatecreeper is very good listening to Antioch Arrow wrong we go through all the Rat Cage releases, minus the split with Ultra Rat Noisy/Vice…still painful I didn't wanna put egg whites in my hair hand-drawn album covers are the best and could only thrive in hardcore shout out to Violent Society and the influence of Negative Approach continues into a new decade the impeccable taste of La Vida Es Un Mus the lasting power of In My Eyes solos are bullshit on a general level Rat Cage owns yellow and black.  go use fuchsia. a rant about frontin' and outgrowing stuff     To get your copy of the latest issue, visit SEXANDGLUEZINE.com for contact about booking as a guest on the show or for advertising, please email sexandgluezine@gmail.com find me on IG @sexandgluezine     Please visit our sponsors essexcoffeeroasters.com and use the promo code SNGZINE10 to get 10 percent off your entire order   sonixcollaborative.com

We get into the Minor Threat cover In My Eyes. Go to iTunes so you can rate, review and subscribe there. You can also listen anywhere you get your podcasts, or just check below: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rage…od/id1486028257 open.spotify.com/show/4YQVj1DVwDf…fQQtSeFL1ZqCzyZw @rageagainstthepod twitter.com/rageagainstpod www.facebook.com/rageagainstthepod www.instagram.com/rageagainstthepod/

10 TOP FREESTYLE SONGS OF OCTOBER 2020 ==| TOP TEN FREESTYLE SONGS |== 1.) Believe In Love by Zone vs Berrios Feat. C-Bank [ BUY ]2.) Dragon by Adelis [ BUY ]3.) Memories of Love by A'Lisa B [ BUY ]4.) Slipping Through My Hands by K7/TKA [ BUY ]5.) Destiny by Jasmine Denis [ BUY ]6.) You Should've Told Me by George Anthony Feat. Cynthia [ BUY ]7.) I'm Going Crazy by Mark Milan [ BUY ]8.) I Don't Know by Raul Soto & A'Lisa B [ BUY ]9.) This Is Life by Jesse B [ BUY ]10.) Hearts On Fire by Fabian [ BUY ] ==| in da mixx |== 11.) Haunted by Charlie XO12.) Goodbye by Rican Touch13.) Dedicated by Willie Valentin14.) Why Is It That Love by Luis Guevarez15.) So Many Words by Tonasia16.) This Is My Life by Lucy Love17.) Drop The Needle by Lissette Melendez18.) My Heart Gets All The Break by Money19.) Badassery by Karina Skye20.) Here With You by Karina Skye21.) Born To Love You by Jae Mazor22.) Into The Night by Diddle D23.) Baby Don't Go by Benny Velez24.) Running Back To You by Luis Guevarez25.) Apology IOU by Luis Marte26.) Never End by Julio Mena27.) In My Eyes by Stevie B & Domenic Marte28.) Learn From Your Mistakes by Andrea Martin29.) Legendary by A'Lisa B

When is it safe to say I Give Up. When is it Safe To Say Am a Loser. In My Eyes never. The pain a person suffers from failing and losing is enough to make you want to win even more. Thomie Isreal. Feel free to reach out @FINDINGSUMMIT on Instagram

This week we discuss Washington DC’s Minor Threat. Led by Fugazi founding member Ian Mackaye, Minor Threat is one of the most influential (and quite frankly, best) hardcore punk bands around and we had an awesome time dissecting their short discography. Mike nerds out hard on this one and we recommend that anyone interested in the American hardcore punk scene give this episode a shot. It’s a sweaty good time.Closing track: “I Don’t Wanna Hear It” from Minor Threat EP (1981)Check out our episode playlists on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/user/motherpuncherincMike’s Picks:Minor Threat EP (1981) — Best Record, Personal FavoriteSalad Days EP (1985) — Worst RecordAlex’s Picks:Out of Step (1983) — Best AlbumIn My Eyes (1981) — Personal FavoriteSalad Days (1985) — Worst RecordAlbums we discussed this episode…Minor Threat EP (1981)In My Eyes (1981) Out of Step (1983)Salad Days EP (1985)Follow Mike on Instagram @popejesseventura for show updates and @pandermonkey for original musicFollow Alex on Instagram @motherpuncher

黑夜里的一个孩子 作者：伊丽莎白·简宁斯 [英] 为你读诗：丁当 | 歌手孩子注视着繁星。他不知道星星们叫什么。他毫不在乎。为了他时间停住脚。当整个天空不再明亮耀眼他站在大地遥远的边缘凝神。这样的感受，一旦他堕入情网，便不会再有。再不会被自由的空旷所占据，除非他爱抚了一张脸庞，在那双眼睛里看见坚定的星光。章燕 译选自《我承认你并不跟我的诗神有缘》九久读书人 | 上海文艺出版社配乐 | 이로하的作品In My Eyes；풀빛소리的作品True Love

黑夜里的一个孩子 作者：伊丽莎白·简宁斯 [英] 为你读诗：丁当 | 歌手孩子注视着繁星。他不知道星星们叫什么。他毫不在乎。为了他时间停住脚。当整个天空不再明亮耀眼他站在大地遥远的边缘凝神。这样的感受，一旦他堕入情网，便不会再有。再不会被自由的空旷所占据，除非他爱抚了一张脸庞，在那双眼睛里看见坚定的星光。章燕 译选自《我承认你并不跟我的诗神有缘》九久读书人 | 上海文艺出版社配乐 | 이로하的作品In My Eyes；풀빛소리的作品True Love

黑夜里的一个孩子 作者：伊丽莎白·简宁斯 [英] 为你读诗：丁当 | 歌手孩子注视着繁星。他不知道星星们叫什么。他毫不在乎。为了他时间停住脚。当整个天空不再明亮耀眼他站在大地遥远的边缘凝神。这样的感受，一旦他堕入情网，便不会再有。再不会被自由的空旷所占据，除非他爱抚了一张脸庞，在那双眼睛里看见坚定的星光。章燕 译选自《我承认你并不跟我的诗神有缘》九久读书人 | 上海文艺出版社配乐 | 이로하的作品In My Eyes；풀빛소리的作品True Love

Lots of hardcore and hardcore adjacentry in this hardcore podcast. Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Breakdown, 108, VOD, Rollins Band, Leatherface, In My Eyes, Kiss It Goodbye, Dischord catalog, Rev catalog, Victory catalog, and on and on! So much goddamn hardcore for the hardcore. And to top it all off, RESTRAINING ORDER Live On A2G!

Introduction to IN MY EYES. BY BRANDY ALEXANDER. SUMMARY OF CHAPTER 1. About young woman that has it together life career is great.. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

1 Loud Luxury - Body - Pitbull & Nicky Jam Remix 2 Joeski - Dia De Ayer (feat. Hector Lavoe) 3 Ferreck Dawn, Robosonic, & Nikki Ambers - In My Arms - Vocal Mix 4 Gloria Estefan - Conga (Luca Secco & Craftkind Rework) 5 Phantoms - Designs For You 6 Mark Broom - G Theme 7 Garmiani - Barraca 8 Cuartero - El Perdido 9 Leftwing & Kody - I Feel It 10 Halsey - Without Me - TRP Remix 11 50 Cent - P.I.M.P - DEAN-E-G Remix 12 Yomel El Meloso, Bulova - Los Pomposo 13 Don Omar vs Ninetoes - Danza Kuduro (Jay Dabhi Finder Bootleg) 14 Pitbull ft Ne-Yo, Afrojack, & Nayer - Give Me Everything (Tonight 16 Daddy Yankee ft. Snow - Con Calma 17 Bria Lee ft. Pitbull & Fat Joe - One Shot Remix 18 Avicii ft. Aloe Blacc - S.O.S. 19 Post Malone - Wow (Deville Moombah Club Mix) 20 Bad Bunny - NI BIEN NI MAL 21 Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus - Old Town Road Remix 22 Merk & Kremont - Gucci Fendi Prada 23 Matt Sassari, Matthieu Piacentile - Waitin' for My Baby's Car 24 Fomalhaut - Rock Don't Stop 25 Stevie B - Party Your Body 26 Stevie B. - In My Eyes

Goor morning my little Neuro Athletes. I am so pumped today, the sun is out and the weather here in NYC is warmer so I wanted to share with you this insightful recording about my favourite topic- THE MORNING ROUTINE. .This morning routine will make you a millionaire, IN MY EYES!.Life is busy. It can feel impossible to move toward your dreams. If you have a full-time job and kids, it's even harder.How do you move forward?If you don't purposefully carve time out every day to progress and improve — without question, your time will get lost in the vacuum of our increasingly crowded lives. Before you know it, you'll be old and withered — wondering where all that time went..As Professor Harold Hill has said — “You pile up enough tomorrows, and you'll find you are left with nothing but a lot of empty yesterdays.”.Have you signed up to my exclusive email list? If not, check it out so you can get all the FREE copies of my Nootropics guides, mindset hacks manuals and brain fitness guides!.Click this link!https://bit.ly/2q4XnT7

"The Sade Champagne Show" (Season 4 EP63) Welcome to Season 4! Each episode is full of Inspiration, Encouragement, Entertainment, and Empowerment. Join us with celebrity guest Triple platinum artist New Cupid! His hit singles have been “Cupid Shuffle”, “Cornbread & Greens”, “Love Slide” and he’s opened up for New Edition, Stevie Wonder, T-Pain, Miguel and many others! He released his new single“In My Eyes” featuring Stevie B April 16th and his CuRobiks Fitness has grown to 101 trainers all over the U.S. He’s frequently booked to perform in the U.S., Japan, Dubai and Germany. He’s appeared on The Steve Harvey Show, Dr. Oz, The Tom Joyner Morning Show, The Mo’Nique Show and most recently May 20th has been named the official Cupid Shuffle day in Louisiana.  We also have a brand new Say What?! segment, Mind Right, Game Tight with Michelle Morgan, and Living With Fearless Joy with Rick & Melissa Wood segment. Call-in @ 323-693-3043 and press "1" to stream LIVE and CHAT with Sade, the cast and her guests. Presented by: GrindHard Radio. #SadeChampagneShow

Programa de radio emitido a través del Facebook Live, donde cada sabado a las 22:00 se reviven los temas que sonaban en las discotecas en los 90's & 00's, por Djs de la época, en un ambiente distendido y con un toque de humor. Facecbook https://www.facebook.com/museodance/videos/476866539398468/ Tracklist 1. D.J. Space C ?– Forever Young (1992) 2. Bacon Popper ?– Free (1998) 3. Tina Cousins ?– Pray (1998) 4. Espiral ?– Dunne (1991) 5. Felix ?– Don't You Want Me (1992) 7. Gigi D'Agostino ?– Elisir (1998) 8. Duke ?– So In Love With You (1994) 9. Saint Etienne Featuring Etienne Daho ?– He's On The Phone (1995) 10. Terminal ?– Poem Without Words (1993) 11. Fragma ?– Toca's Miracle (2000) 12. DJ Quicksilver ?– Bingo Bongo (1995) 13. Candy Girls ?– Wham Bam (1996) 14. B.B.E ?– Seven Days And One Week (1996) 15. Trouser Enthusiasts ?– Sweet Release (1999) 16. DJ Quicksilver ?– Ameno (2000) 17. Milk Inc. ?– In My Eyes (1998) 18. Control – Representative (1994) 19. Clublanders ?– World Of Love (2000) 20. DJ Sylvan ?– Guitar Spell (1994) 21. Orion Too Featuring Caitlin ?– You And Me (2000) 22. DJ Scot Project ?– U (1995) 23. La Luna ?– Take Me (2000) 25. V-Tracks ?– Subway 26 (1994) 26. Dual Bass feat. Allan ?– What Will I Do (2000) 27. Topmodelz ?– Strings Of Infinity (2000) 28. Jessy ?– Look At Me Now (2000) 29. Peter Murphy ?– All Night Long (1988)

Programa de radio emitido a través del Facebook Live, donde cada sabado a las 22:00 se reviven los temas que sonaban en las discotecas en los 90's & 00's, por Djs de la época, en un ambiente distendido y con un toque de humor. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/museodance/videos/450368675381588/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0DZIRTvAFw Tracklist 1. Planet Funk – Chase The Sun (2000) 2. Gala – Let A Boy Cry (1997) 3. Franciskano's – Gregorio's (1994) 4. Modjo – Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (2000) 5. Faithless – Insomnia (1995) 6. Ruff Driverz Presents Arrola – Dreaming (1998) 7. Prezioso Feat. Marvin – Tell Me Why (1999) 8. Dance 2 Trance – Power Of American Natives (1993) 9. Zhi-Vago – Celebrate (The Love) (1996) 10. Time To Time – Omnibus (1992) 11. Jam & Spoon Feat. Plavka – Right In The Night (Fall In Love With Music) (1993) 12. Niels Van Gogh – Pulverturm (1998) 13. Fragma – Man In The Moon (2003) 14. Alberto Tapia, Pedro Miras, DJ Abel – 2001 The Odyssey (2001) 15. Noemi – In My Dreams (2002) 16. B.B.E – Seven Days And One Week (1996) 17. Milk Inc. – In My Eyes (1998) 18. DJ Quicksilver – Free (1997) 19. Area – The Spirit Of Area (1998) 20. Status – Break The Silence (1994) 21. La Luna – Kisses Of Fire (2001) 22. Double Vision – Knockin' (Rmx 2000) (2000) 23.Ian Van Dahl – Castles In The Sky (2000) 24. Aqualords – Children Of The Demon (1998) 25. Dasha – Another Lie (2004) 26. Velocity – Future (1997) 27. Elektra – Mr. Silence (2006) 28. Century – Lover Why (1985)

I sat down with longtime friend of the show Tony Rettman to discuss his upcoming book, Straight Edge: A Clear Headed Hardcore Punk History, due out November 7th via Bazillion Points.  Music from BOLD and In My Eyes appears courtesy of Revelation Records.

Especial Remember, con los hits que tanto han marcado en las pistas de baile desde los ’90 hasta ahora! Emitido el 26 de abril en Montcada Ràdio. Tracklist: 1. Fade In Radio - Intro 2. Haddaway - What Is Love (1993) 3. La Bouche - Be My Lover (1995) 4. Sin With Sebastian - Shut Up (And Sleep With Me) (1995) 5. John Wesley - Lover Why (1996) 6. Robert Miles - Children (1996) 7. Sash! - Mysterious Time (1997) 8. Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky (2000) 9. Mauro Picotto - Komodo (2001) 10. Milk Inc. - In My Eyes (2002) 11. David Guetta - The World Is Mine (2005) 12. Bob Sinclar - Together (2010) 13. Pont Aeri - Flying Free (1999)

This week on Turned Out A Punk we give you part 2 of the conversation with Anthony Pappalardo. Listen as Damian and Anthony discuss the formation of In My Eyes all the way to their last tour with the Cro-Mags (that ends with an incredible Harley story). Also touched on: -Turning your back on the Back On Track era of Ten Yard Fight -Sweet Pete needing to be in a band already -Having no business skills and thinking that’s the way it should be -Getting courted by labels -Being the New Balance connect -Not going to Japan -“We knew what we where”: Not being the right type of band for pro-core -The infamous (in Damian’s mind) first Toronto In My Eyes show. -Eating gluten: the start of so many straight edge memories -Dear Pushead, NO SKULLS!!! -Richie Underdog being pissed at you -Not wanting to be the “STRAIGHT EDGE” straight edge band -Sweet Pete and the Smiths -How Boston went Mod -Being assumed of some of your friends -Someone forgot to tell the Cro-Mags they have to share the bus -Kids rocking “Rap Sucks” Star Wars rip-off shirts -Chilling with Paris while Harley fights a skinhead army -Sinners and Saints -Ignite -Slapshot -Explosion -Fastbreak -Six Going On Seven -“Hardcore Social Anxiety” -The Professionals -I’ll trade you some shirts for your weed -Around The World -Social Distortion -Billy Duffying the shit all over everything

This week on Turned Out A Punk, Damian unveils the first half of his interview with Anthony Pappalardo, former guitarist of In My Eyes and Ten Yard Fight, as well as author of the books Radio Silence and Live… Suburbia. Listen in to an episode so great, it needed two weeks!!!! Some of the topics covered in part one: -Growing up with nothing to do -Led Zeppelin being too wimpy for your Dad -MTV 24/7 -Tracking down punk heroes and calling them -Anthrax -Outburst -Raw Deal -Breakdown -The quest for something harder -The brilliance of Pushead’s writing -Getting an NYHC mix tape through metal tape trading -Being at a high school party with GG Allin -RRRecords -Being told NOT to like Snapshot by the Punkers -Hearing punk on Dr Demento -Circle Jerks -Angry Samoans -MDC -“The punk sitcom episode” -Circus Puppies: the pre-Ten Yard Fight high school band -Joe: The Skinhead-weed-farmer drummer -Killing Time -Shelter -Ten Yard Fight and band’s origins as a friends dis on his dad -The weird era of Boston Hardcore with no big bands -STP -Bricklayer -Instant Justice -Converge and the early Sheer Terror influence -Kids proudly rocking Death In June shirts: the world kinda sucks -Not being into sketchy dude hardcore -454 Big Block -Acrid -Label interest and big heads -Fighting in front of Brian McTernan -The Fastbreak split: the beginning of In My Eyes -Straight Edge Drunk: sleep deprivation -Ten Yard Fight nearly making their debut on TV -“So Get Drunk! Yeah.” -Being dissed by your former band -Ink And Dagger: Living the evil vampire gimmick