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2 episodes with It Might Get Loud
2 episodes with It Might Get Loud
2 episodes with It Might Get Loud
3 episodes with It Might Get Loud
Kelley Baker AKA The Angry Filmmaker is an author, filmmaker, and music aficionado. Music and music documentaries are a common point of discussion whenever we get together, so we thought a great double feature to discuss would be It Might Get Loud and The Other F Word. How can a good documentary humanize a myth or a god? On the surface, a good documentary brings you into a world you know little about. You see how people live and the choices they make. But on a deeper level, the humanization or elevation of a subject reveals a message that evolves and instructs in new ways as you get older. In this conversation, Kelley and I talk about what we've learned this time around watching these films, specifically relating to art, commerce, the pursuit and obsession of craft, and the price we pay as artists and humans. One final note before diving in to the conversation, it's incredibly powerful to not only watch a film you otherwise wouldn't, but to listen to what that film means to someone else. I am not a father, so Kelley's perspective, as both father and grandfather, helped me to see *The Other F Word* differently, through his eyes. I hope this conversation does the same for you.
Moody Movies: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023), Heretic (2024), It Might Get Loud (2008), Wildhood (2021).Welcome back to Moody Movie Club! In this episode, Kylie and Elliott say "cowabunga" while envying animated pizza, acknowledge that they'll see almost any movie if invited by a pal, revisit the movie that almost broke them up fifteen years ago, and fall in love with a "Kylie-coded" movie. Follow along onInstagram: @moodymovie.clubLetterboxd: kylieburton Letterboxd: ElliottKuss Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In 2008 American Documentary Filmmaker released It Might Get Loud. The documentary explores the approaches, music, and gear of three prominent rock guitarists representing different eras and genres. On this week's Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we remake this documentary. Sixteen years later; what guitarists would be picked? What would be the setting for the film? What questions would be asked? What genre's would be explored? Topics Covered: Loudini: Lyric Time; The Beatles; Revolution, Over Analyzing Star Wars; Lou's Theory1, Kermitt Sings Gin & Juice, Why we all believe stupid shit, The secret keyboardist on Stevie Nicks' "Stand Back", Braid, Documentary Wacken (IMDB Link), How Technology may be making music "worse" Mr. Pittsburgh: It Might Get Loud, Cat Stuff It Might Get Loud (Remake? Sequel? Part II?) https://www.vulture.com/2009/08/it_might_get_loud_director_dav.html John Mayer Slash Andy Summers Keith Richards Rich Robinson Johnny Marr Joe Perry Kim Thayall Richie Blackmore Zakk Wylde Tom Morello Tony Iommi Fantasy Round: Eddie Jimi Beck New & Notable: Loudini: Austin Gold; Mountain
Recorded - 8/4/2024 On Episode 282 of the Almost Sideways Movie Podcast, we wrap up our 15th anniversary Pinot Awards by handing out our awards in the major categories. We also review two new films that were released this weekend: Trap and Kneecap. In honor of the upcoming critical darling Sing Sing, our power rankings looks at the great prisoners in movie and TV history. Here are the highlights: What We've Been Watching (8:20) Zach Review: "Naked" (15:05) Terry Oscar Anniversary Review: "Leviathan" (17:40) Terry Oscar Anniversary Review: "Tupac: Resurrection" (21:20) Todd TallaBoogie Review: "Shadows and Fog" (24:45) Featured Review: "Trap" (45:25) Featured Review: "Kneecap" (1:00:30) Power Rankings: Movie/TV Prisoners (1:29:50) Honorable Mentions & Guessing Adam's List (1:42:15) 2009 PINOT MAJOR AWARD WINNERS Trivia!!! (2:24:10) Todd Trivia Review: "It Might Get Loud" (2:28:30) Trivia: Shayamalan Oscars & 2010 (2:42:15) Quote of the Day Find AlmostSideways everywhere! Website almostsideways.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AlmostSidewayscom-130953353614569/ AlmostSideways Twitter: @almostsideways Terry's Twitter: @almostsideterry Zach's Twitter: @pro_zach36 Todd: Too Cool for Twitter Adam's Twitter: @adamsideways Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/almostsideways-podcast/id1270959022 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7oVcx7Y9U2Bj2dhTECzZ4m Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/almost-sideways-movie-podcast YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfEoLqGyjn9M5Mr8umWiktA/featured?view_as=subscriber
In this episode, I talk with award-winning director and producer Lesley Chilcott on her experience working with Arnold Schwarzenegger for the Netflix series "Arnold". Lesley has also worked on "Waiting for Superman", "CodeGirl", "It Might Get Loud", and "An Inconvenient Truth" which won two Academy Awards.Lesley's website: www.lesleychilcott.comThank you for listening. Please subscribe to keep up to date with new episodes. If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a review.“On Documentary” podcast page: www.adamjamessmithfilm.com/on-documentaryAdam James Smith's Instagram: www.instagram.com/ajsfilmContact: ajsfilm@alumni.stanford.edu
Le Calendrier de l'après, une série d'émission de l'Apéro Ciné Volume 9 : It Might Get Loud, réalisé par Davis Guggenheim. Plus d'infos sur le film : https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1229360/ Pour voir le film : https://www.justwatch.com/fr/film/it-might-get-loud. Un podcast Apéro Ciné, en collaboration avec Galaxie Pop.
Earplugs are not optional for this one. The double headliner at Mohawk tomorrow night, Tuesday Oct. 3, is over the top sick. Tokyo heavy sludge masters Boris share an explosive bill with one of the most influential bands in several things heavy, from sludge to grunge, noise to doom, Melvins. Like, what the hell?! Both […] The post It Might Get Loud appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.
Hoy, 8 de Agosto, es el cumpleaños de nuestro guitarrista favorito: The Edge! Y para celebrar su vida y por sobre todo SU OBRA, realizamos un Especial Guitarrero sobre él para este nuevo U2 Chile:El Podcast Para eso juntamos un panel de lujo, con antiguos y actuales guitarristas de tributos a U2 chilenos: - Coke, actual guitarrista de Lemon - Álvaro, el primer guitarrista de Lemon - Zed, guitarrista de Acrobat - Mauricio, guitarrista de U4 (Agradecimientos especiales a Alfredo Navarrete por prestar la locación y algunos equipos, y a Franz por moderar la jornada.) Todos ellos tuvieron una conversación muy al estilo "It Might Get Loud", sobre el sonido de The Edge, su influencia en otros artistas, su evolución musical y de equipamiento a través de los años, cómo los influenció a ellos y qué canción los llevó a tocar guitarra. Todo esto obviamente guitarras, efectos y amplis en mano, para demostrar in-situ de lo que están hablando. También cada uno elige una canción que los fans de U2 Chile mencionaron en redes sociales, y las explican al mismo tiempo que las tocan. Es una conversación muy amena, muy ñoña, pero explicado de manera que todos los fans de U2, toquen o no guitarra, puedan entender y quizás hasta inspirarse en acercarse a tocar y tratar de emular el sonido de The Edge. Sabemos que quedaron con ganas de más, así que quizás haya una segunda parte en un futuro próximo. ¿Te gustaría eso? Si no lo han hecho, los invitamos a Suscribirse a nuestro Podcast, a darle Like, 5 estrellas y compartir este capítulo. Y esperamos sus comentarios! Recuerden que pueden seguirnos en Facebook.com/u2Chile.net, en Instagram, Twitter, Threads y BlueSky como @u2chile y en nuestro sitio web U2Chile.net Buena onda!
Uno de los discos más especiales de la discografía de U2 cumple 30 años este 5 de Julio. En 1993, en medio de la gira Zoo TV, la banda se propuso seguir con su impulso creativo y crear un disco para acompañar la gira. Partió como una idea de un EP de 4 canciones y terminó con 10 canciones, cada una más extraña, cada una distinta de la otra, pero con un tema en común en ese extraño y complicado comienzo de los 90s para Europa, mezclando comercialismo y reorganización política. Pepo, Karol y Nacho discuten y analizan este disco, su lugar en la historia de la banda, sus letras y cómo tratan de transmitir un mensaje que no es tan obvio y que cuando se entiende cambia la experiencia del disco completamente. Como siempre, hablamos de muchas cosas entremedio, como: Pruebas coeficiente 2 y familiares funados The Beatles y Get Back, Soda Stereo, The Police, Radiohead y Coldplay (otra vez) ¿Bono es musical o no? Pink Floyd y el valle de la luna Sueños con Wim Wenders Adam y la musica porno El Maestro y Margarita U2 feat Lucho Jara! Zooropa, Trump y American Soul La historia de Karol colándose al Hotel W y toqueteando a The Edge El momento Perdóname y el nuevo Momento Chile Y mucho más! ------------------------- El próximo 8 de Agosto nuestro guitarrista favorito, The Edge, cumplirá 62 años, y es por eso que el próximo episodio del podcast será dedicado a él y saldrá ese mismo día. Varios guitarristas y músicos de distintos tributos chilenos a U2 se darán cita para hablar sobre Edge y por sobre todas las cosas sobre su música, incluyendo música en vivo y muchas sorpesas más. Imaginen un "It Might Get Loud", pero sólo sobre The Edge. Suscríbanse a nuestro Podcast, denle Like, 5 estrellas y compartan este capítulo. Y esperamos sus comentarios sobre este capítulo. Recuerden que pueden seguirnos en Facebook.com/u2Chile.net, en Instagram y Twitter en @u2chile y en nuestro sitio web U2Chile.net Buena onda!
Spiritual Alchemy The PODCAST with Julie Ann Guthrie-Smulson
So many drumming connections and patterns - there's probably more that I haven't even made yet. Side note or post-recording note: One of my favorite albums is "Energy" by Operation Ivy and the model name of my first acoustic drum set was "Energy". Correction: Not San Aselmo it's El Sobrante #1 is from Primus' "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBQ2305fLeA Rabbit Holes: "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin: • Led Zeppelin - St... "Moby Dick" Led Zeppelin: • Led Zeppelin - Mo... "DJDJ" The Transplants: • The Transplants -... Remo/Travis Barker/Goldfinger "99 Red Balloons": • Travis Barker / G... "Closing Time" Semisonic: • Semisonic - Closi... "The Epic of Gilgamesh": http://www.ancienttexts.org/library/m...Dr. Emoto: Water, Energy & Sacred Geometry: • Water Is ALIVE & ... "It Might Get Loud": • Seven Nation Army... (Correction not It's Going to Get Loud - it's "It Might Get Loud".)Send $$$ & Follow me on social media: https://linktr.ee/julieannguthriesmulsonSupport the show
Can you believe it's seriously almost December? Wild. Not only that, Dave's been creeping in on Hank's territory, adding even more fuzz and dirt boxes to the repertoire including a clone of the Maestro FZ-1.That said, our main topic this week is Reverb's top selling gear of 2022 - what made the list, what surprised us, and what is Hank buying?Also discussed: Dolly Parton owning the RRHF induction with a custom Mitchell, Polyphia goes Fishman Fluence, another unbelievable Well Strung post, It Might Get Loud, Eventide H90, and 5 more additions to the Maestro Pedal line.We have a Def Lepisode?
Dylan, Nick and Pat are back to break down the art of flirting, an inside woman, how we need sea rat to be said, the guitar documentary It Might Get Loud, chains, concussions, pancakes and even more from Bravo's Below Deck Med. OUR NEW SHOW BAD TV IS LIVE AND WE'RE COVERING WINTER HOUSE! - Subscribe right here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bad-t-v/id1193077828 The full season of Below Deck Down Under recaps is ALREADY available only on our Patreon at https://Patreon.com/AnotherPodcastNetwork Also available is our coverage of Below Deck Sailing and Love is Blind seasons 1 and 2 for both shows! Check out our merch! https://anothermerchstore.com
مستند های موسیقی با تمرکز بر روی سه مستند از سه نسل متفاوت به روایت خشایار باورصاد Dont look back 1967 _ Bob DylanSearching for sugerman 2012 _ Sixto RodriguezCobain: Montage of Heck 2015 _ Kurt Cobain__________مستند و فیلم های معرفی شده در این اپیزود :1. It Might Get Loud 2008 By Davis Guggenheim2. An Inconvenient Truth 2006 By Davis Guggenheim3. Sweet Toronto 1971 By D. A. Pennebaker4. Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars 1973By D. A. Pennebaker5. Last Days 2005 By Gus Van Sant6. The Beatles: Get Back 2021 By Peter Jackson7. The Velvet Underground 2021 By Todd Haynes8. I'm Not There 2007 By Todd Haynes9. Carol 2005 By Todd Haynes10. Gimme Danger 2016By Jim Jarmusch11. Amy 2015 By Asif Kapadia12. A Hard Day's Night 1964 By Richard Lester13. Bo Burnham: Inside 2021By Bo Burnham__________پادکست به روایت سینما ، پادکستی گفتگو محور در مورد موضوعات پیرامون سینما و گاها هنر و رسانه میباشد و سعی میکند دیدگاه آدم های مختلف از مدیوم سینما و بقیه مدیوم ها را در خود جای دهد .__________لینک ها :__________Youtube__________Instagram__________Telegram__________Twitter__________Clubhouse __________لینک حامی باش به روایت سینما : https://www.hamibash.com/accordingtocinema Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Rock Docs: A Podcast About Music Documentaries Today's documentary is It Might Get Loud, released in 2009, directed by Davis Guggenheim. For this episode we are joined by Very Special Guests Molly Mary O'Brien and Chris Wade of "And Introducing", A Podcast About Words About Music. Check them out at Twitter @andintropod and listen to their show wherever you listen to podcasts. "It Might Get Loud" is an extremely Obama-era meeting of guitar superstars Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), The Edge (U2), and Jack White (The White Stripes). When you get these three together in a room with some guitars, sparks are going to fly, right? Right? Rock Docs is hosted by David Lizerbram & Andrew Keatts Twitter: @RockDocsPod Instagram: @RockDocsPod Cover Art by N.C. Winters - check him out on Instagram at @NCWintersArt
This time of year things tend to speed up and usually at the expensive of our health. And if we aren't careful, we can easily find ourselves rolling into Jan 1 with one too many health related resolutions all because of what we began to neglect November through December. In this coaching episode I encourage you to go through 10 points in order to identify what you can do differently this holiday season in order to feel healthy & celebrate without the guilt. Bible verse mentioned:Hebrews 12:111 Corinthians 9:27Questions or connect on instagram hereMusic to encourage you to get movin this week:It Might Get Loud by Elevation Worship King of My Heart by Steffany Zinger & Jeremy RiddleGetting Ready by Maverick City Music & Upperroom
Editors - Greg Finton ACE and Lindsay Utz ACE Editors Greg Finton ACE and Lindsay Utz ACE hadn't worked together prior to Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry, but they each had plenty of experience in the world of unscripted storytelling to bring to the table for director R.J. Cutler's film. The story centers around singer-songwriter Billie Eilish and reveals the behind the scenes creation process of her debut studio album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Released in select theaters via Neon and on Apple TV+ on February 26, 2021, the film has garnered four Primetime Emmy® nominations, including Outstanding Picture Editing for Variety Programming for Greg and Lindsay. GREG FINTON ACE Although Greg had previously worked with "Billie Eilish" director R.J. Cutler on the series American High, Greg's storied career in documentary editing actually began in the film cutting rooms of some legendary scripted editors. Working as an assistant to editors such as Lynzee Klingman ACE (A River Runs Through It) and Sandra Adair ACE (Dazed and Confused), Greg learned first hand how just changing the rhythm and pace of the dialogue can have a big impact on the way a scene felt. Greg took this knowledge into his work on highly acclaimed documentaries such as It Might Get Loud, He Named Me Malala and Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind. LINDSAY UTZ ACE Prior to teaming up with Greg and R.J. Cutler for the "Billie Eilish doc", Lindsay had made quite a name for herself in the documentary world, having been nominated for both an Emmy® and an ACE Eddie award for her work on the Oscar®-winning documentary, American Factory. A recipient of the 2012 Karen Schmeer Fellowship, Lindsay's talent as a storyteller can also be seen in the documentary projects; Bully, Quest, Miss Americana, as well as the experimental narrative feature, Buoy. Editing Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry In our discussion with the editing team of Greg Finton ACE and Lindsay Utz ACE, we talk about: Enjoying the challenge presented by documentary editing The deep reservoir of footage afforded by the cell phone era Lower thirds being a crucial decision in doc filmmaking How award nominations can impact a documentary editor's career The advantages of starting out as an assistant in film cutting rooms The Credits Get your free 100GB of media transfer at MASV Visit ExtremeMusic for all your production audio needs Check out the free trial of Media Composer | Ultimate Subscribe to The Rough Cut podcast and never miss an episode Visit The Rough Cut on YouTube
In this month's edition of Movie Mumble, Joel shares an unconventional rock doc that really resonates! Director Davis Guggenheim's It Might Get Loud (2008).
En este capítulo, junto a nuestros invitados Franz y Zed, hablamos sobre la música de U2 en diferentes películas y proyectos cinematográficos, qué tan involucrados estuvieron y qué han sacado de aquello, positivo y negativo. Dentro de los temas tratamos: BATMAN En el Nombre del Padre Blown Away Captive Los 90s y Win Wenders Nicolas Cage Misión Imposible The Million Dollar Hotel Martin Scorsese + Gangs of New York y Ordinary Love en los Oscars Killing Bono, 7 Días Sing Street y Luis Miguel !!! Across The Universe Spiderman en Broadway + una pequeña conversa sobre What Drives Us y It Might Get Loud. Jimmy Page, por favor no nos demandes! Suscríbanse al podcast y compartan esta interesante conversación. Sígannos en Facebook.com/u2Chile.net, en Twitter e Instagram @u2chile y en nuestro sitio web U2Chile.net. Buena onda!
B-Sides where Kurt & Jen play games and talk about nothing! Ok GO Air Fresheners Metallica Exit Light (#7 on this BBC America Weird Merch List) Mastadon Bikini Weezer Snuggie video on YouTube Racounteurs Soap White Stripes Sewing Kit Trailer for It Might Get Loud on YouTube Rock N Roll Jeopardy Questions Intro Music is: "Imperfect World" by The Diagonals Outro Music: "Denouement" by Forced Perspective (A Kurt & Jen enterprise) Join us on for our next regular episode on 9/28 where we break down the humor of The Monkees! --- 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/kurtandjen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kurtandjen/support
After a two weeks break we talk about the following films: Fargo (TV show), Crawl, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Reasonable Doubt, New World, Firecreek, Frida, Gattaca, The Crimson Rivers, Killing Them Softly, The Mist, The Exorcist, My Best Fiend, It Might Get Loud, Richard Jewell, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, The Shawshank Redemption, A Rainy Day in New York.
Michiel proposes what if we cast a sequel to "It Might Get Loud", who would we pick to represent various decades? What really are the proper criteria for the people to appear in this movie based on the original choices? This is Dave's favorite episode so far.
We're nearing the end of the year which means it's time to check out all the ROCK N' ROLL music that is insanely popular with the rest of the world. We're pretty tuned out from this kinda thing so to educate ourselves, we're listening to the top 50 rock songs of the year according to YouTube. Who the hell is I Prevail? Why the FUCK does grandson exist? Why does your cousin listen to all of this shit? And which Five Finger Death Punch song took the top spot this year? It's an interactive audio nightmare on this week's episode and you're all invited on a trip to hell with us. Highlights include: Green Day is massively underperforming / Did TOOL save rock music? / Weezer further ruining their legacy / Motley Crue continues their legacy of laziness / Joe loses metal cred by liking a Volbeat song / a discussion of It Might Get Loud, probably the worst music documentary any of us have ever seen. Music featured on this episode: V/A - A whole bunch of stuff you'll never wanna hear again Have something you wanna say to us? Call me at: (903) 884-6533 and leave your message at the tone. Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Toilet Radio on iTunes so you’ll get new episodes automatically. Or use Stitcher if you don’t fuck with Apple.
Greg w/Jeff Goins, Real Artists Don’t Starve – How to start doing what you love - How to go around the gatekeepersJeff Goins is the best-selling author of five books including the The Art of Work and Real Artists Don’t Starve. His website, Goinswriter.com, has been visited by more than four million people from all over the world. Jeff explains how the “myth” of the starving artist is a choice You ARE an artist if you put your creativity and passion into whatever work you do How you can make a living with your art Why you should “steal” Story about the guitar documentary, It Might Get Loud, and how to get that special sound How to be an apprentice to a master to learn your art Take strategic risks instead of reckless risks – the art of the small bet How to succeed like John Grisham Part Two: How to get past the gatekeepers How to be like Renoir and Monet – even if you’re not a painter Become your own publisher, producer, business creatorCall and leave a voicemail or Email Greg with questions you want him to cover on the podcast and any comments you have: 904-373-6591 greg@gregorybknapp.comBook Greg to speak at your event, organization, or conference http://gregorybknapp.com/my-speaking-page/Get coached by Greg http://gregorybknapp.com/coaching/Get Greg’s book, GO! How to Find and Pursue Your Passionate Purpose, for free! http://gregorybknapp.com/gofree/Get Jeff’s book, Real Artists Don’t Starve https://dontstarve.com/Jeff’s website https://goinswriter.com/It Might Get Loud https://www.amazon.com/Might-Get-Loud-Jimmy-Page/dp/B002WNC5BU/ref=sr_1_1?crid=283Z9V0Q685J2&keywords=it+might+get+loud&qid=1566216704&s=instant-video&sprefix=it+might+get+loud%2Caps%2C173&sr=1-1Malcolm Gladwell’s book, David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants https://www.gladwellbooks.com/titles/malcolm-gladwell/david-and-goliath/9780316204361/
There is so much to explore in Karen Haglof's career. She started out playing with a band called The Crackers in a Minneapolis scene that included Curtiss A, The Suicide Commandos, The Suburbs, and Flamingo before bands like Soul Asylum, the Replacements, and Husker Du put that scene on the map nationally. If, like me, you're unfamiliar with that bit of history, seek out a new documentary called Jay's Longhorn, for which Haglof is interviewed. It's the most Midwestern story you could imagine – a bunch of writers and musicians and fans deciding they want a punk and indie music scene, and then forming committees and canvassing neighborhoods to find places receptive to hosting music. And it worked. Haglof eventually left that scene to pursue music in New York City, where she joined Band of Susans and created some heavy music with fellow guitarist Paige Hamilton, later of Helmut. Haglof was a hired gun guitarist and working at restaurants when she decided she needed to grow up and have a career. She didn't choose an easy path. She went to med school eventually became an oncologist, a job she still does full time in New York City today. She had left music behind while she studied and made her way into her profession, but got the itch to play guitar again after seeing the guitar documentary It Might Get Loud with Jimmy Page, the Edge, and Jack White. This time, she started making music for herself and writing her own songs. The new album, Tobiano, shows a blossoming of Haglof's skills as a songwriter. The style and feel shifts from song to song, from the cool and groovy indie rock of “Tobiano Twirl” to the twang and train beat of “Humbled and Chastened,” the bouncy country of “Foothold” to the Jimmy Page-esque riffing of “These Are the Things” and the charging Velvets sound of “Favor Favor.” She enjoys the contrast, which is the story behind the title “Tobiano,” a term used to describe a horse with white and brown contrasting colors. You could apply that more universally to Haglof's life as a rock and roller and oncologist. She finds time for music and she's always writing down ideas, but she would never tour while she had patients to tend to. You can find out more about her work at karenhaglof.com and find her on Twitter under @karenhaglof. This week's featured track is “What Yer Doing To Me” from Florida's The Woolly Bushmen off their brand new album, In Shambles. Got to love that twangy reverb right off the bat on this track. It's a certified garage guitar rocker, and if the name Woolly Bushmen makes you think of Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs' hit “Wooly Bully,” you're in the right territory. Singer Simon Palombi has that same kind of bit and playfulness in his voice. The background vocals are also drenched in reverb here, which makes me think of that eerie sci-fi sound of the Pixies on “Where Is My Mind?” It's great new music for your hi-fi, and you can find it on BandCamp, which pays the artist a bit better than some other platforms, or Spotify and iTunes, and keep up with them on Facebook.
If you follow the Department of Tangents Blog, there's a good chance you've seen some of Christina Raia's work. I featured her delightful ghost story Hello on October 23 of 2017, and another of her horror shorts, Night In, a month later. This past November, Raia debuted a different kind of film for her, a heist film called Enough with an ensemble cast. Raia says she loves to direct horror, and she's got a new horror short called “Gaze” and a new horror/comedy feature called “Silent Night” in the works. But she also hates to be pigeonholed to any particular genre or style. Which is why on May 7, she released a feature-length family dramedy she directed called About A Donkey, written by Kelsey Rauber. You can find it on Vimeo now, and look for it on Amazon Prime and Seed & Spark in June. About a Donkey (Official Trailer) from CongestedCat Productions LLC on Vimeo. When matriarch Ann Owens announces to her husband Tim and three adult children, Celia, Burgh, and Annie, that she has been diagnosed with depression, no one is surprised. Ann has been keeping to herself for a while, and the kids treat the announcement with humor. What does surprise everyone is Tim's announcement that he has bought a donkey, one with deep brown eyes, just because he'd always wanted one. And he thinks it'll help. Mostly it will help Tim feel a bit more useful, having something to take care of now that his kids are grown up and he can't figure out how to help them with their problems. It's a charming comedy, born out of a desire to quietly counter an increasingly combative and unkind social and political climate. I spoke with Raia about this film and her short films, what horror and comedy have in common, Jordan Peele's work, and, of course, donkey wrangling. What good podcast doesn't include a chunk about donkey wrangling? You can find out more about her and her movies at congestedcat.com and find her on Twitter under @Craia9. You can also find Congested Cat on Twitter under @CongestedCat. And if you liked this or any other episode of the Department of Tangents Podcast, please subscribe and/or give us a positive rating on iTunes and Stitcher. This is one of the best ways to let other people know they should tune in and give us a try. This week's featured trackis "Tobiano Twirl" by next week's interview guest, songwriter, guitarist, and full-time oncologist Karen Haglof. Haglof has a great story to tell, starting in the Minneapolis music scene and moving to New York to join Band of Susans before leaving music to study medicine. About ten years ago, inspired by the documentary It Might Get Loud, she picked up her guitar again after a decade of it gathering dust and started making beautiful music in a variety of styles – heavy, bluesy, twangy, folky, indie angular. This week's conversation was About a Donkey, our song is about a horse, particularly one with a white and brown coloring. Or it's about driving a racecar. Or both. You'll have to tune in next week for the full story and more about the new album, Tobiano.
Jake explores Netflix, watching various music documentaries including "Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of," "Springsteen & I," "Sound City," and of course "It Might Get Loud."
Jake explores Netflix, watching various music documentaries including "Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of," "Springsteen & I," "Sound City," and of course "It Might Get Loud."
"Davis Guggenheim who?" we hear you ask. Why, it's no less than the critically acclaimed documentary film-maker behind Al Gore's Oscar winning, carbon-based thriller An Inconvenient Truth and guitar-fetish piece It Might Get Loud. The brothers have great fun discussing their musical ability, their spin on American party politics, and the charisma of the former "next President of the United States of America." If that was not excitement enough, this Yuletide edition includes a customary seasonal triple whammy of delights: The Brothers dip into their outtake collection, the third annual Tomlinson awards, and it's a Pandy editing special! Merry Christmas one and all!
"Davis Guggenheim who?" we hear you ask. Why, it's no less than the critically acclaimed documentary film-maker behind Al Gore's Oscar winning, carbon-based thriller An Inconvenient Truth and guitar-fetish piece It Might Get Loud. The brothers have great fun discussing their musical ability, their spin on American party politics, and the charisma of the former "next President of the United States of America." If that was not excitement enough, this Yuletide edition includes a customary seasonal triple whammy of delights: The Brothers dip into their outtake collection, the third annual Tomlinson awards, and it's a Pandy editing special! Merry Christmas one and all!
"Davis Guggenheim who?" we hear you ask. Why, it's no less than the critically acclaimed documentary film-maker behind Al Gore's Oscar winning, carbon-based thriller An Inconvenient Truth and guitar-fetish piece It Might Get Loud. The brothers have great fun discussing their musical ability, their spin on American party politics, and the charisma of the former "next President of the United States of America." If that was not excitement enough, this Yuletide edition includes a customary seasonal triple whammy of delights: The Brothers dip into their outtake collection, the third annual Tomlinson awards, and it's a Pandy editing special! Merry Christmas one and all!
"Davis Guggenheim who?" we hear you ask. Why, it's no less than the critically acclaimed documentary film-maker behind Al Gore's Oscar winning, carbon-based thriller An Inconvenient Truth and guitar-fetish piece It Might Get Loud. The brothers have great fun discussing their musical ability, their spin on American party politics, and the charisma of the former "next President of the United States of America." If that was not excitement enough, this Yuletide edition includes a customary seasonal triple whammy of delights: The Brothers dip into their outtake collection, the third annual Tomlinson awards, and it's a Pandy editing special! Merry Christmas one and all!
Un episidio especial del Ultrasonico Podcast donde comentamos sobre el documental "It Might Get Loud" (2008) del Director Davis Guggenheim con los musicos Jimmy Page, The Edge y Jack White.Siguenos en Twitter como @UltrasonicoBand
Un episidio especial del Ultrasonico Podcast donde comentamos sobre el documental "It Might Get Loud" (2008) del Director Davis Guggenheim con los musicos Jimmy Page, The Edge y Jack White.
If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Climate change, public education, presidential campaigns…and electric guitars? No topic is off limits for Davis Guggenheim, critically acclaimed filmmaker and documentarian behind such influential films as An Inconvenient Truth, Waiting for “Superman”, and It Might Get Loud. His works have changed the course of the national dialogue, bringing issues such as the failures of public education and the impending dangers of climate change to the forefront of political discussion. At his event with the IOP, Guggenheim discussed his latest project He Named Me Malala. It is an international feature-length documentary that follows the story of Malala Yousafzai, a young woman activist from Pakistan, and her father, Ziauddin, who fought against the Talibanization of their hometown Mingora, and more generally his life, the societal impact of his work, and his future projects.
If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Climate change, public education, presidential campaigns…and electric guitars? No topic is off limits for Davis Guggenheim, critically acclaimed filmmaker and documentarian behind such influential films as An Inconvenient Truth, Waiting for “Superman”, and It Might Get Loud. His works have changed the course of the national dialogue, bringing issues such as the failures of public education and the impending dangers of climate change to the forefront of political discussion. At his event with the IOP, Guggenheim discussed his latest project He Named Me Malala. It is an international feature-length documentary that follows the story of Malala Yousafzai, a young woman activist from Pakistan, and her father, Ziauddin, who fought against the Talibanization of their hometown Mingora, and more generally his life, the societal impact of his work, and his future projects.
Documentary Director Davis Guggenheim, best known for "An Inconvenient Truth" and "It Might Get Loud," shares his perspective on how to reform education in America. Check out WaitingForSuperman.com for more info.
Dette show byder på hele to online serier, vi har Cruise der sparker mås og en franskmand i en rullestol. Derudover: Dennis skal på den første tur med de skøre politifolk og den første tur med den seje kok, mens David tager rejse ud i rummet og bruger alle bankens penge. Følgende titler omtales: 0:03:14 Rogue Trader 0:12:59 It Might Get Loud 0:21:22 The Year of Living Dangerously 0:34:09 Police Academy 0:46:42 Snake Eyes 0:58:25 Under Siege Bluray 1:08:18 Armageddon Bluray 1:28:15 House of Cards: Season 1 1:40:16 Hemlock Grove (episode 1-6) 2:02:01 De urørlige Bluray 2:11:45 Jack Reacher
USA Focused on 2022 World Cup, FDA Approves Botox for Migraine Prevention, International Internet Week of Action and “It Might Get Loud”
This week Matt, Andrew, and Conlan talk about the memorable homeless, dead cats as legal tender, a kinky Photog, Conan O'Brien, NFL draft, Transformers 2, It Might Get Loud, a broken Xbox 360, pity listeners. www.americangreedfactory.com
Matthew Socey flies solo on Christmas Day reviewing UP IN THE AIR, NINE, IT'S COMPLICATED and THE YOUNG VICTORIA. Plus the DVDs of DISTRICT 9, 500 DAYS OF SUMMER, EXTRACT, IT MIGHT GET LOUD and ALL ABOUT STEVE. He also defends his stance on A CHRISTMAS STORY.
Weekly JourneywithJesus.net postings, read by Daniel B. Clendenin. Essay: *The Problem of Evil and the Providence of God: Our Gray and Dappled World*, for Sunday, 11 October 2009; book review: *Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths About Science and Religion* by Ronald L. Numbers, ed. (2007); film review: *It Might Get Loud* (2009); poem review: *A Prayer in Darkness* by G.K. Chesterton
Episode 163: Interview with Steve Vai!Steve Vai stops by for a discussion of his upcoming live DVD, Where the Wild Things Are. Plus Pipes and PT discuss the virtues of a great live album, internet radio and the biggest guitar news story of the year. Steve Vai stops by for a discussion of his upcoming live DVD, Where the Wild Things Are.Check out www.vai.com and be sure to pick up Where the Wild Things Are when it drops on September 29th! Pipes and PT discuss the merits of a great live album. Pipes and PT will be playing live at Evil Squirrel comics in Chicago on August 22nd with the band Wednesday Heroes. Come check them out and heckle.www.wednesdayheroes.com Guitar News from www.guitarnewsdaily.com:There is only one guitar news story this weekRIP Les Paul. You will be missed.Pipes and PT compete on Twitter. Follow us at www.twitter.com/sixstringblissPipes debates the merits of internet radio. Pandora vs. Slacker, decide for yourself:http://www.pandora.com/http://www.slacker.com/ The documentary ‘It Might Get Loud’ hits limited screens to positive reviews. Bliss Army song: My Wasted Youth by My Sister’s DiaryCheck out their album, “My Wasted Youth” available on iTunes and CD Baby. Discuss the episode on the forum, email us at sixstringbliss@gmail.com or give us a call at 206-203-3738.
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