Podcasts about Last Splash

Continuing our theme this September, this week the boys listen to another album from 1993, this time by Pixies side-project-turned-main-event The Breeders, with their album Last Splash.

This week we discuss the news of Cedar Point's Top Thrill 2 reopening in 2025. Then we give details for the Last Splash event for Snake River Falls. Next we discuss the return of Cedar Point's Fresh Cut Fries Festival. Lastly we talk about the recent trip we all took to Kings Dominion and Busch Gardens Williamsburg

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Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. This week on the pod we're joined by Lexi McCoy of the band Suzie True. We're talking about The Breeders' 1993 classic "Last Splash." We also chat about calling yourself a musician, the harsh reality of DIY touring and about The Breeders upcoming dates with Olivia Rodrigo. Check out the newest Suzie True album "Sentimental Scum" out now on Get Better Records. https://suzietrue.bandcamp.com/album/sentimental-scum Subscribe to our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/spinningoutpod Follow us on social media -- twitter and instagram (@Spinningoutpod)

Part 1 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss our favorite music of 2023. Show notes: Recorded at Clicky Clicky HQ The 14th year of "Year in Music" episodes Taylor Swift is big, but not bigger than Starbucks Breitling making fun of Croz Perfect synergy: The Stones tour sponsored by AARP Hall v. Oates KISS passes the torch to digital avatars of themselves The "new" old Beatles song Check it out on the YouthTube Spotify blows The kids love the streaming and whatnot Check out Parcheesi Redux Tuesday and Thursday on Mixcloud Also check out Brad Searles' show The Almanac on the first Wednesday of every month Shout out to the Rollins Archive Breitling's honorable mentions: Ted Pauly, Everything But the Girl, Cupid and Psyche, Everasting and Zilla, Superchunk Kumar's honorable mentions: Pile, Model/Actriz, Yves Tumor, Fucked Up, Shame, PJ Harvey, Peter Gabriel, Marnie Stern, Replacements' "Tim" reissue, Breeders' Last Splash reissue, Feelies live album of VU covers To be continued Completely Conspicuous is available through the Apple Podcasts directory. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Desde hace algunos años, las remasterizaciones ocupan un espacio muy importante en las tiendas de discos pero ¿realmente vale la pena gastarte el dinero? En el programa de hoy repasamos algunas de las que han salido en 2023 y os doy mi opinión sobre ellas. Suenan: 01. Longview (Cassette demo) - Green Day - Dookie 30th Anniversary 02. Acquiesce (Remastered) - Oasis - The Masterplan Remastered Edition 03. Go Man Go - The Breeders - 1993 - Last Splash 30th Anniversary 04. Very Ape - Nirvana - In Utero 30th Anniversary 05. Hollywood (Outtake) - The Cranberries - To The Faithful Departed 25th Anniversary E 06. Animal - Pearl Jam Vs. Remastered 07. Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles 1967-1970 (2023 Edition) 08. Fidelity (Phil Spector Demo) - Starsailor - 2003 - Silence Is Easy 20th Anniversary 09. Lotus Party Of Five Recording R.E.M. Up 25th Anniversary 10. Baby Don't You Do It (New York Record Plant Sessions) -The Who - Who's Next - Life House Remastered 11. Acoustic Rick James Style - The Lemonheads - Come On Feel 30th Anniversary 12. She's Not Dead - Suede - Suede 30th Anniversary 13. 20 - Hysteria (Demo 2002) - Muse Absolution XX Anniversary 14. Lost - Linkin Park - Meteora 20th Anniversary + info - https://linktr.ee/b90podcast Espacio patrocinado por: khabron - tueresgeorge - boldano - Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz - kharhan - Barrax de Pump - PDR - Fernando - QUIROGEA - Jorge - J. Gutiérrez - dacou - Gabriel Vicente - Carlos Conseglieri - Miguel - faeminoandtired - Isabel Luengo - Franc Puerto - screaming - HugoBR - angelmedano - Vicente DC - VICTORGB - Alvaro Gomez Marin - tonicaspo7 - Achtungivoox - PabloArabia - Alvaro Perez - Naïa - Sergio Serrano - Antuan Clamarán - Mario Sosa - Isranet - Jesus Arribas Jimenez - Paco Gandia - ok_pablopg - braulio - Eduardo Vaquerizo - Crisele - David Reig - Wasabi Segovia - Dani RM - Fernando Masero - María Garrido - RafaGP - Macu Chaleka - laura - Infestos - Öki Þeodoroson - davidgonsan - Juan Carlos Mazas - 61garage - JJM - Rosa Rivas - Bassman Mugre - SrLara - David Meño Manzaneque - Próxima Estación Okinawa - Barullo - Megamazinger - Francisco Javier Indignado Hin - Unai Elordui - carmenlimbostar - Piri - Miguel Ángel Tinte - Miquel CH - Jon Perez Nubla - agui102 - Raul Sánchez - Nuria Sonabé - davicin blackmetal - Spinda Records - Pere Pasqual - Juanmi - JulMorGon - blinddogs - JM MORENTE - Alfonso Moya - Rubio Carbón - LaRubiaProducciones - cesmunsal - Mr.Kaffe - Marcos - jocio - Norberto Blanquer Solar - Tolo Sent - LIP -Carmen Ventura - Jordi y varias personas anónimas.

Next up, Naarm three-piece Hot Glue join Brad and Adam for EP 156! Fresh off the back of releasing their debut album 'Hatchet', Pearl and Lily chose a couple of generational icons and their sophomore releases for this weeks listening - Olivia Rodrigo's brand new record 'Guts' and The breeders 90's classic 'Last Splash'. What a matchup! The parallels are all there!! Be sure to give both these records a listen and tune in for a good chat. You can see Hot Glue live in Melbourne November 6th and 11th supporting Blue Vedder and Blank Face respectively. HOT GLUE: https://linktr.ee/hotgluethebandHATCHET: https://ditto.fm/hatchet-hot_glueUse code ROYALE10 for 10% off at Rudderless Records! Link: https://www.rudderlessrecords.com.auFollow Record Royale on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/recordroyale/

The opening bass line from "Cannonball" is an instant time warp back to 1993. I remember watching MTV and seeing Kim Deal from the Pixies on my screen and realizing she had a twin sister in this band I had never heard of called The Breeders. Decades later and Last Splash holds up as one of the standout albums of the 90s, with its unique tempo shifts, care free aesthetic and of course the sound of the harmonizing Deal sisters.

Today Adrian and Leon pay penance. They admit that they have never listened to the albums, Last Splash by The Breeders and Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen in their entirety. Have they listened to songs from those albums? Of course, but to know an artist, you have to hear an album from start to finish. What did they think? What was the verdict of these universally acclaimed albums? Listen to find out. Do you agree with their opinions? Share on social media: Fb: https://www.facebook.com/supersonicchat Electronic mailing system: supersonicchat@gmail.com The Twits: https://twitter.com/chat_sonic Insta: https://www.instagram.com/supersonicchat --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/supersonicchat/message

The 1993 Breeders album Last Splash holds a very special place in the life of Tif Lawson, as it is deeply tied to her connections with her family. She comes on the show to discuss her love of this classic.

Kelley Deal and Josephine Wiggs from the Breeders discuss Last Splash (30th Anniversary Original Analog Edition) and the making of this landmark album in 1993, Local Rabbits and Protomartyr, photo curation, archiving, and social media pros and cons, how they first came to know each other and collaborate, how the success of Last Splash impacted the band, Kelley on playing a sewing machine and making a quilt, J Mascis singing lead, things that are also in Canada, touring, writing new music, other future plans, and much more.Supported by you on Patreon, Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kim Deal was brave enough to audition for a band (The Pixies no less) before she really knew how to play an instrument and 7 years later her band The Breeders released one of the most influential albums of the 90s that is still a good listen today. Take a trip back in time to 1993 and (re)discover of the best alternative bands ever. #breeders, #kimdeal, #lastsplash, #Pixies, #boston, #Spikejonze, #dayton, #Cannonball, #Frankblack, #Blackfrancis, #nirvana, #kurtcobain

Happy 30th birthday to 'The Last Splash' released on August 30th 1993! To celebrate we have dedicated our 30th episode (did you see what we did there?!) to the album which was the second release from the Dayton, Ohio, quartet, led by principal singer songwriter, and former member of The Pixies, Kim Deal. We take a look at the formation and evolution of the group from their beginnings in 1989 to the present day, including other LP releases, line-up changes, gigs, and an appraisal of 'The Last Splash', their most successful album to date. We talk about our favourite songs, and single releases from the record, and its critical reception and sales. Lead single 'Cannonball' was the catalyst for the success of the record, but what is the song about (it's fair to say it's open to some debate), and who is the Marquis De Sade, and what's his connection to the track? As ever, there's a review of the UK single and album charts from the week of release, and if the previous episode contained arguably the best chart we've covered from August 1983, then this could well be the worst! There's songs from Billy Joel, Mariah Carey, UB40 and a glut of drum-machine based releases from 2 Unlimited, Apache Indian, SWV, Urban Cookie Collective, Bitty McLean, Culture Beat, and even Freddie Mercury. The album chart was a little more palatable and we also whiz through the UK box office, news, and TV for August '93, before concluding the episode with our Top 3's. It's a good one this week as we look at our favourite acts containing siblings. There's lots to go at, but did we select any of your favourites? Let us know! Kate's Single of the week: 'Creep' by Radiohead, released 22nd September 1992 https://youtu.be/XFkzRNyygfk?si=1axqNkRaOMecogf_ Rick's single of the week: 'Venus as a boy', by Bjork, released 23rd August 1993 (happy belated 30th!!) https://youtu.be/7Z5aPaDwAkU?si=SQ2TZAzb5m8nlnJ_ We would really appreciate it if you could support our indie podcast and help us to grow our audience by subscribing to the podcast on your listening platform of choice, sharing links with your friends and family, and by taking a minute to leave us rating us on Spotify, and/or Apple Podcasts, even if it's to give us a star rating without any text. For social media, please follow us, or like us on Twitter/Facebook, or leave us a comment or engage with any of our posts. Twitter @Memorabiliapod (https://twitter.com/Memorabiliapod) Facebook @MemorabiliaPodcast (https://www.facebook.com/Memorabilia-Podcast-102585322133793 Thanks and best wishes, Rick & Kate x

Yo!This was one for the ages.Having being fortunate enough to be invited up to Sk8bar in St. Joe, I gladly accepted and -- while there -- was able to connect with Danny "Dr. 47" Phillips to record Episode # 75 of Badass Records podcast.Such a challenge. So much fun. So worth it.Seriously.I didn't know how I would attempt to make myself comfortable in someone else's space. I didn't know if I'd know how to set up all of the gear once I'd taken it apart for the first time, and I didn't know how I'd do (at all) attempting to conduct an interview beneath all of those details.But, alas...the stress and the anxiety were completely unwarranted.Brandon and Jesse welcomed me into their home away from home, and Danny was a gracious host/guest.He was every bit of (unsolicited) awesome as advertised, and was quick to quell the worries of my brain that a booker/promoter for a live-music venue would feel too busy to be participating in an interview for a podcast.And, the chat was -- in my mind -- perfect.We talked a little bit about the ol' life thing. The work thing. The...just...you know...doin' it thing. And of course we talked about a few of Danny's favorite records.He gave me a substantial list, and -- for shits and giggles -- I broke it in half.Here's what that looked like:List A:Sticky Fingers (1971), The Rolling StonesFleetwood Mac's Rumours (1977)Outlandos d'Amour (1978), The PoliceThe Lemonheads's It's a Shame About Ray (1992)Siamese Dream (1993), Smashing PumpkinsNirvana's In Utero (1993)A.M. (1995), WilcoList B:At Folsom Prison (1968), Johnny CashBig Star's #1 Record (1972)My Aim Is True (1977), Elvis CostelloThe Ramones's Rocket to Russia (1977)Last Splash (1993), The BreedersBad Religion's Stranger Than Fiction (1994)In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (1998), Neutral Milk HotelIf you want to get a hold of Danny for band-booking purposes, here are what I believe to be the best ways:1) Contact Sk8bar -- either via the landline (after 5:00 p.m. Central) at 816-689-0507 or via Facebook.2) Holler at Danny either via his Instagram or his Facebook page.3) You can also find him on Twitter, if you please, but, I digress...My chat with Dr. 47 was fantastic. Please consider giving it a view or a listen. Please check out Sk8bar, and please check out the Merch' store on the podcast's Web site. Even a sticker purchase helps.Anyhoo...as Jamal a.k.a. Jamel says, "Be kind, be good to each other, and help keep great music alive."At least that's what I think he says.Thanks for stopping by.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the promo or the intro/outro audio. They are clips from a tune called, "Terrapin Station Medley" by the Grateful Dead off of their 1977 album, Terrapin Station (c/o Grateful Dead Productions. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company).

Join our PATREON for bonus episodes.  This week we have Steve Brooks of Floor and Torche on to talk about the Breeders 1993 album Last Splash. We also discuss: the Cuddle Puddle, chicken drama, bears, getting run out of town, moving to the woods, origins of Floor, tuning low, finding dummers, KISS, custom guitars, sounding like the Bee-Gees, Torche album art, deciding to end a band, the beginning of covid, Kim Deal fandom, "Divine Hammer", our favorite Last Splash tracks, Breeders music videos, Guided By Voices, being too prolific, Breeders on Conan, guitar tones, perfect length albums, interesting songwriting vs technical ability, djent, "firestarter", spite as a motivator, Jawbreaker, connecting to sadness, Throwing Muses, and so much more. // Follow us at @danbassini, @mysprocalledlife, @steve__brooks__ and @runintotheground.

Bienvenidísima queridísima fauna radial de la noche #ALBoomDelAlbum donde nos echamos un chapuzón al álbum LAST SPLASH de The Breeders en su 30 anviersario en nuestro #RitualDeLoVIRTUAL de #eclectomeiroland No. 494 The Breeders era el grupo con el que Kim Deal (ex bajista y vocalista de PIXIES) tocaba junto a su gemela Kelly ocasionalmente en Dayton, Ohio a principios de los ochenta. Hoy una de las bandas femeninas más geniales de la música independiente acá #ALBoomDelAlbum celebrando álbum LAST SPLASH de The Breeders en su 30 anviersario en nuestro #RitualDeLoVIRTUAL de #eclectomeiroland Sedición 494

This week we have Program Director from FM90 Amy Hart, and we dig into the 90s hit album ‘The Last Splash' from The Breeders. We talk about the conception, of the band itself with The Pixies. The tumultuous relationship between Kim Deal and Pixies front-man Black Francis. The one of a kind twin vocals harmonies brought to rock music by sisters Kim and Kelly Deal and, the drug addiction that unfolded the band at its seams. We jump right into the deep-in, feet first!

The Breeders celebrate the 30th anniversary of Last Splash with a US tour and special vinyl re-issue, POD's lead singer honored with Sonny Sandoval Day in his hometown of San Diego, Falling In Reverse forced to cancel show due to extremely poor air quality in New York, Volbeat's Michael Poulson starts a new band inspired by late 80's death metal…PLUS This week in Rock & Roll History Trivia, Weekly WTF & so much more!   All of our links are up at www.rocknewsweekly.com For $3.99 a month, you get access to our exclusive interviews with bands/musicians, our annual Aftershock festival coverage with exclusive interviews, ALL our commercials, exclusive sub giveaways, extended and unedited episodes with bonus content & more! Subscribe now in the description link or head to anchor.fm/rocknewsweekly/subscribe   Watch us when we go live, chat with us & more… Every Sunday at 2pm PST @ https://www.twitch.tv/rocknewsweekly   Instagram.com/rocknewsweekly Facebook.com/rocknewsweekly Twitter.com/rocknewsweekly Youtube.com/@rocknewsweekly   Check it out on 8 different platforms (including Amazon Audible & Apple/Google Podcasts) now at www.rocknewsweekly.com   #rock #rocknews #rocknewsweekly #rocknewsweeklypodcast #podcast #podcasts #podcastsofinstagram #metal #alternative #indie #trivia

Vor 30 Jahren geschrieben, aber erst jetzt veröffentlicht: Der Song „Go Man Go“ von der Alternative-Rockband The Breeders hat es damals nicht auf das Erfolgs-Album „Last Splash“ geschafft. Jetzt erscheint er zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum der Platte. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/popfilter >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-the-breeders-go-man-go

Vor 30 Jahren geschrieben, aber erst jetzt veröffentlicht: Der Song „Go Man Go“ von der Alternative-Rockband The Breeders hat es damals nicht auf das Erfolgs-Album „Last Splash“ geschafft. Jetzt erscheint er zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum der Platte. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/popfilter >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-the-breeders-go-man-go

Vor 30 Jahren geschrieben, aber erst jetzt veröffentlicht: Der Song „Go Man Go“ von der Alternative-Rockband The Breeders hat es damals nicht auf das Erfolgs-Album „Last Splash“ geschafft. Jetzt erscheint er zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum der Platte. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/popfilter >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-the-breeders-go-man-go

Vor 30 Jahren geschrieben, aber erst jetzt veröffentlicht: Der Song „Go Man Go“ von der Alternative-Rockband The Breeders hat es damals nicht auf das Erfolgs-Album „Last Splash“ geschafft. Jetzt erscheint er zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum der Platte. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/popfilter >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-the-breeders-go-man-go

Vor 30 Jahren geschrieben, aber erst jetzt veröffentlicht: Der Song „Go Man Go“ von der Alternative-Rockband The Breeders hat es damals nicht auf das Erfolgs-Album „Last Splash“ geschafft. Jetzt erscheint er zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum der Platte. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner: https://detektor.fm/werbepartner/popfilter >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-the-breeders-go-man-go

Will Butler (ex Arcade Fire) se une a la formación que co-lideraba su mujer, Sister Squares, para publicar un primer y homónimo disco e inaugurarlo con la enérgica 'Long Grass'. The Breeders comparten 'The Man Go', una canción inédita con la que anuncian la reedición de 'The Last Splash', su segundo disco, que cumple 30 años y la camerunesa Vagabon, presenta 'Can I Talk My Shit', una canción reivindicativa y cercana al R'n'B, que formará parte de su tercer disco. Aparte, escuchamos a Militarie Gun, Bunbury, Tai Verdes, The Death Of Robert, Bishop Briggs... THE BREEDERS – Go Man Go THE BREEDERS – Cannonball FOO FIGHTERS - Nothing At All MILITARIE GUN – Do It Faster TAI VERDES – Sandman ENRIQUE BUNBURY – Para Ser Inolvidable THE GUAPOS – Soy Un Guapo THE DEATH OF ROBERT - La Mala Hostia BISHOP BRIGGS - Cherry on Top DAN MILLSON - Ugly FRANK CARTER & THE RATTLESNAKES ft JOE TALBOT - My Town DELAPORTE ft EVA MARCE – Pantera WILL BUTLER + SISTER SQUARES - Long Grass DAVID BOWIE – Modern Love VAGABON - Can I Talk My Shit BECK & PHOENIX – Odyssey VAMPIRE WEEKEND – Cousins GINEBRAS – Rapapá Escuchar audio

Vamos con un algo más que un tema clásico de los noventa, porque no solo es lo que representa en lo musical sino también todo el contexto social que se vio arropado por sus líneas de bajo. Hablamos de Cannonball de The Breeders (1993). Hoy, que justo se anuncia la reedición 30 aniversario del álbum Last Splash, regresamos a sus sonidos. Ricardo Portman nos cuenta su historia. Si os gusta el programa podéis apoyar Ecos del Vinilo Radio siendo patrocinadores ¡por lo que vale un café al mes! desde el botón azul de iVoox. Recuerden que nuestros programas los pueden escuchar también en: Nuestra web https://ecosdelvinilo.com Radio M7 (Córdoba) lunes 18:00 y sábados 17:00. Distancia Radio (Córdoba) jueves y sábados 19:00 Radio Free Rock (Cartagena) viernes 18:00. Generación Radio (Medellín, Colombia) jueves y domingos 19:00 (hora Col.) Radio Hierbabuena (Lima, Perú) jueves 20:00 (hora Perú)

Tour Guide Mindy Muir takes us along with her on a journey to visit Disneyland's version of Splash Mountain on it's final day! She talks about how long the Queue line was, seeing Tony Baxter as he collected is souvenir water, and some of the other things she did during this visit. I learned that Disneyland's ride system for Splash is much different than the Walt Disney World version. It will be interesting to see how these will differ with the retheming taking place. And, as we discussed, there are no date given for the opening of Tiana's Bayou Adventure in either park. We want to thank you for streaming or downloading Disney Conversations! Please share us with your friends and family! We would love to know what you want to hear about on our show, so please chime in on the Disney Conversations Podcast Facebook Page, or email us at disneyconversations@outlook.com! Be sure to join us on your next tour as we explore the frozen tundra with a special guest who will talk to us about cruising Alaska with Disney Cruise Lines. Until next we meet, Tourists TTFN --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matthew-wallace9/message

The day is finally here. Tuesday May 30, 2023 was the last splash of Splash Mountain at Disneyland in California. Come along as we recap our trip and our final visit to the Laughing Place.Also, the fundraiser for the CHOC Foundation is still going on! Find out more about the fundraiser and how to donate, check out @PodcastMicsforMagic on Instagram or click here: https://raiseup.choc.org/becreative/PodcastMicsforMagicDon't forget to follow us on Instagram @Dreaming.Of.Disney.Podcast!

We are back from our incredibly special Disneyland trip and we're here to talk all about it! There were many "firsts" this trip and one very memorable "last". We got to experience Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, Magic Happens, AND Wondrous Journeys for the first time! We also got to say goodbye to Splash Mountain one last time the week before it closed. We also made a very exciting announcement while on this trip which we discuss a little more in detail in this episode! Overall, we had a tremendously magical trip and we can't wait for you all to hear about it! Follow us on Instagram @⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TheHappiestHourOnEarth⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and subscribe to our YouTube ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! Make sure to leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! It helps out our show so much, so thank you in advance! ⭐️ Looking to save on Disney tickets and support our show at the same time? Use our Get Away Today link ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehappiesthouronearth/support

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Sof, Nat, and Syd have one major thing in common - they know how to plan a top-notch bachelorette party. Join these party-planning ladies as they take the most popular Bachelorette party locations, spill the tea on the "HOTs" and "NOTs," and compare entertainment, budget, safety, and more!

#263 Splash Mountain has closed at Walt Disney World and construction has begun for Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Hopefully the changes and updates will be more than a bunch of screens. Thousands showed up to get one last splash and some even took home some souvenirs to sell on eBay! We also found out about the ghost named Billy who hangs out among the boats. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway opened recently at Disneyland and we talked about some of the differences compared to the original ride at Walt Disney World. After our Disney talk, Ryan tells us about an immersive experience he had with his family at the Department of Wonder in Sugarland, TX.

We take one more trip to the Briar Patch to honor the memory of a ride that probably shouldn't have been built even in a prior century. But it was built, it had a good run, and it's finally being re-themed to something with far fewer racial undertones, so the C-Ticket Podcast is taking the plunge into the wild world of Save Splash stans, the gross implications of "Flash Mountain", and mine gas.Don't forget to rate, review, subscribe, and find your laughin' place.MERCH AVAILABLE NOW!https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-c-ticket-podcastFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@cticketpodINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cticketpod/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/CTicketPodEMAIL US:cticketpod@gmail.comMusic:Delightful D Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

On January 22, 2023, Walt Disney World guests dropped for the last time into the laughing place. We dedicate this week's episode to all things Splash Mountain.Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @Dreaming.Of.Disney.Podcast!

In this episode, we talk about Splash Mountain closing forever in two Disney Parks and being replaced with Tiana's Bayou Adventure, full review of all 10 items eaten at the Epcot's Festival of the Arts over the weekend, Cory treats you to Grinch impressions, which were a huge hit on the live stream during the holidays and news straight from the Disney Parks Blog.

Nick went to Disney! He almost didn't make it back!Hear all about Fantasmic 2.0, the Last Splash, and one semi-harrowing travel experience. Plus a non-zero amount of foot stuff.Don't forget to rate, review, subscribe, and bring up politics in your Uber.MERCH AVAILABLE NOW!https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-c-ticket-podcastFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@cticketpodINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cticketpod/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/CTicketPodEMAIL US:cticketpod@gmail.comMusic:Delightful D Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This week Lydia and Tim sit down with Kelley Deal and Josephine Wiggs. Dayton, Ohio native Kelley is a musician who has been a member of many bands including, Protomartyr, The Amps, The Kelley Deal 6000, and The Last Hard Men. English Bassist Josephine has been in her share of bands as well, including The Perfect Disaster, Honey Tongue & Ladies Who Lunch.  Kelley and Josephine are also bandmates in the much-beloved band The Breeders. August 2023 will mark the 30th anniversary of band's smash hit Last Splash. To celebrate, their record label 4AD will rerelease the album with new material. In the fall, The Breeders will be touring to support the album.

Hello Travelers! In a rare Christmas miracle, join all three east coast hosts this week for a holiday trip to the Magic Kingdom to not only bask in the holiday goodness, but also to take one last ride on the iconic Splash Mountain before it goes down for refurb and retheme. We begin our journey in Town Center where we listen to the Beacon Of Magic ceremony, and then take a slow walk down Main Street USA, soaking up the Christmastime goodness. Lastly, we go in search of our happy place on the very first Walkabout journey to Splash Mountain. We laugh, sing, and get utterly drenched - a perfect ride. We end our trip with some fireworks and an outro near the carousel. This was a fun one - thanks for coming along with us.   As always, use good listening devices as we always record in 4 channel surround sound. We hope you enjoy the episode and thanks so much for following along!    Look us up at @WalkaboutWDW on Instagram and drop us a note to say hi! Find our producer Josh also on Instagram at @TheSteele. Say hi to our west coast correspondent Ric at @opticaljedi. Lastly give a shout to our Orlando correspondent Pete at @neverlandlocal.   You can now also drop us at line at contact@walkabouttheworld.com. Say hi, give us some suggestions on things you'd love to hear, or even record your own 'Hello Traveler' show open when you are out and about, and we'll work it into a future show!

Last Splash, Figgy Spam, Homeward Bound, Mystery Solved and Sportsperson of the Year!

Last Splash, Figgy Spam, Homeward Bound, Mystery Solved and Sportsperson of the Year!

Garage Night with Craig and Corey Bentley: Another Poolside Last Splash of Summer Recording, Skarrey Skelleys, Keri Home Remodeler, Craig Afternoon Delight, Corey Winnie the Poohing, Pool Light Change of Death, Shout Outs  

Are you ready for The Last Splash? This week we're talking about Aquamarine! Join us as we talk about gummi worms, mermaids, reading glasses for teens, and much more! Check out our Instagram (@yamIlykethispodcast), and visit our Facebook fan page. Tune in every other Thursday for new episodes!

Listener, we would have words with thee! As the Odinson and the Mighty Thor swing their hammers onto the big screen in Thor: Love and Thunder, Paul and Arlo revisit some of the film's influences for this month's Four-Color Flashback. The boys dig deep into the early part of Jason Aaron's run on the golden-haired Avenger, with Thor: God of Thunder #1-25 and Thor (2014) #1-8. Topics of discussion include the dynamite art of Esad Ribić and Russell Dauterman, Thor's crisis of faith, why Jane Foster wielding Mjolnir makes for such a great reinvention of the character, and more.   NEXT: anything is possible.     BREAKDOWN 00:00:32  -  Intro / Banter 00:04:55  -  Main Topic 00:11:54  -  INTERLUDE: Giving Arlo $#!& 00:14:01  -  Back to the Main Topic! 01:55:21  -  Outro / Next     MUSIC “Divine Hammer” by The Breeders, Last Splash (1993) “Sweet Jane” by Cowboy Junkies, The Trinity Sessions (1988)     GOBBLEDYCARES Abortion Funds in Every State: https://bit.ly/AbortionFundsTwitter National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/  Support AAPI communities and those affected by anti-Asian violence: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/stop-aapi-hate Support the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund: https://aapifund.org/ Support Black Lives Matter and find anti-racism resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ The Trevor Project provides information and support to LGBTQ youth: thetrevorproject.org Trans Lifeline: https://translifeline.org/  US (877) 565-8860 Canada (877) 330-6366 National Center for Transgender Equality: transequality.org Advocate for writers who might be owed money due to discontinuance of royalties: https://www.writersmustbepaid.org/  Help teachers and classrooms in need: https://www.donorschoose.org/ Do your part to remove the burden of medical debt for individuals, families, and veterans: https://ripmedicaldebt.org/ Register to vote: https://vote.gov/

Sylvia Hansel a 41 ans et dans cet épisode, elle nous parle de la musique qui a marqué son adolescence. Mon invitée ne s'en cache pas : l'adolescence n'a pas été une période facile. Entre déménagements, famille recomposée et moqueries, l'équilibre s'est parfois trouvé vacillant. Pourtant la musique a constitué un point d'appui déterminant. Sylvia aime le rock dès le collège, et elle partage cette passion avec sa meilleure amie. En grandissant, elle approfondit ses connaissances en lisant la presse musicale à fond, puis en apprenant à jouer de la guitare. Plus tard, elle devient musicienne (le rêve !), et écrivaine (la classe !). Son roman Cannonball est d'ailleurs étroitement lié à l'adolescence et à la musique. Elle y parle des 50 chansons qui ont marqué sa vie lorsqu'elle était plus jeune. Un bijou ! Et si Sylvia rêve un peu moins qu'avant, elle n'en mène pas moins la vie qu'elle s'était souhaitée lorsqu'elle avait 16 ans ! Bonne écoute

Our guest today is one Ron Babcock. Ron Babcock is a comedian and editor living in Los Angeles. His debut album THIS GUY. went to #1 on iTunes Comedy and #13 on Billboard Comedy. He's appeared on Adam Devine's House Party, Last Comic Standing and other cancelled shows. He's edited for Netflix, Disney, HBO, Adult Swim and others - most recently, CAT BURGLAR, an interactive series which debuted on February 22nd, 2022 on Netflix. He's also currently working on a project animating voicemails his mom leaves him. Our conversation centers around a Dayton, Ohio alternative rock band known as The Breeders and their second studio album, Last Splash, which was released back on August 30, 1993 on 4AD/Elektra Records. Last Splash was recorded at Coast Recorders, North Hollywood, Brilliant Studios, San Francisco and Refraze Recording Studio, Dayton. Last Splash was produced by guitarist Kim Deal, along with Mark Freegard. Enjoy the conversation!

M&K discuss one of the best summer movies of their childhood--Aquamarine. They talk about if they're more of a Haley or Claire, how they wished they could attend the Last Splash of Summer partay, bad experiences stalking crushes, how they wanted blue highlights, if Raymond is really worth the hype, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eveningintheaughts/support

Well, f∩ck me twice on Sunday! Party Favorz (i.e. me, myself, I) has been in a pissy mood all week trying to get this CDN and caching plugin configured to my liking and it's turned into an obsession of defeat. I don't know what that means but it seems to fit the situation. Since Last Splash was already in the bag and I had planned on taking a much-needed break afterwards — I decided to go ahead and drop this Labor Day weekend party set 7 days early. You'll notice a lot of Block & Crown remixes in this set as I've only recently gotten access to an entire catalog of their work through one of my DJ services. Many of these songs never see the light of day on Beatport or Traxsource but are DJ exclusives (likely because of licensing issues). There's not a lot known about this duo other than they appear to be filling the gap left behind by Almighty and 7th Heaven who have been staples in the gay dance arena for several decades. While their brand isn't strictly geared towards gay audiences as you'll notice their work ends up on our Dance Club, Disco House and Peak Hour series — they're remarkably agile and easily adapt to whatever they're working on. In the last couple of years, they started remixing other artist's tracks and have recently embarked on creating original songs for the ZYX Music label (another blast from the past that's still pumping out great dance music). Another notable duo that's more recently entered this arena are Nacho Chapado & Ivan Gomez whose Guareber Recordings produced earworms with big tribal circuit beats and have now expanded into power disco house tracks and mashups much like Block & Crown are doing with great success. It's not clear if their Disco Gurls and Ghostmasters monikers are indeed themselves or ghost DJs working under the Guareber Recordings label but they've definitely hit on something as there's lots of room and plenty of source material to sample and mashup from the 70's, 80's, 90's and the early millennium. Then of course there's the Party Favorz favorite Purple Disco Machine, whose remixes and remakes of historical dance classics and current pop and Indie songs brings everything into his own little disco universe has exploded on the dance scene making him one of the most sought after DJs right now. Throw all this together with brand new dance gems and cheesy remakes of 80's love songs and you got yourself the most EPIC T-Dance set I've put out to date. As mentioned earlier, I plan on taking a couple of weeks off from the podcast to recharge my batteries and hopefully get this g*ddamned caching plugin properly configured as well as the app for Party Favorz, which was all working great until it wasn't. The last one isn't on me but the underlying structure supporting it — mainly Microsoft. When I return, I plan on finishing off the Ultimate 90's House Classics series before launching the much delayed Ultimate Trance Classics series. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Last Splash 2021 | T-Dance Edition Genre: Vocal House, Disco House, Gay Anthems Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:50:21 1. Patrick Cowley & Sylvester - Menergy (Purple Disco Machine Extended Remix) 2. Disco Gurls - More Intensity (Extended Mix) 3. Block & Crown x Paul Parsons - Let The Music (Original Mix) 4. GhostMasters - Let Me Down (Extended Mix) 5. Craft B. feat. Nica Brooke - Summer Voyage (Cover Me) (DJ Rudd Full Vocal Edit) 6. Guy Scheiman, MarcosAdam & Mickael Kruz - Easy Lover (Lucius Lowe Classic Mix) 7. Block & Crown - Left Me All Alone (Club Mix) 8. Block & Crown feat. Martina Budde - All Around The World (Original Mix) 9. Block & Crown - I Can't Wait (Club Mix) 10. Block & Crown x Marc Rousso - Straight Up (Original Mix) 11. Block & Crown, Maickel Telussa - I Don't Want No Other (Original Mix) 12. Jipsta - Get You Home (Wayne G & Porl Young Diskofied Club) 13. Romain Pelletti & Jay Sebag - All By Myself (Original Mix) 14. The Shamanic feat.

Well, f∩ck me twice on Sunday! Party Favorz (i.e. me, myself, I) has been in a pissy mood all week trying to get this CDN and caching plugin configured to my liking and it's turned into an obsession of defeat. I don't know what that means but it seems to fit the situation. Since Last Splash was already in the bag and I had planned on taking a much-needed break afterwards — I decided to go ahead and drop this Labor Day weekend party set 7 days early. You'll notice a lot of Block & Crown remixes in this set as I've only recently gotten access to an entire catalog of their work through one of my DJ services. Many of these songs never see the light of day on Beatport or Traxsource but are DJ exclusives (likely because of licensing issues). There's not a lot known about this duo other than they appear to be filling the gap left behind by Almighty and 7th Heaven who have been staples in the gay dance arena for several decades. While their brand isn't strictly geared towards gay audiences as you'll notice their work ends up on our Dance Club, Disco House and Peak Hour series — they're remarkably agile and easily adapt to whatever they're working on. In the last couple of years, they started remixing other artist's tracks and have recently embarked on creating original songs for the ZYX Music label (another blast from the past that's still pumping out great dance music). Another notable duo that's more recently entered this arena are Nacho Chapado & Ivan Gomez whose Guareber Recordings produced earworms with big tribal circuit beats and have now expanded into power disco house tracks and mashups much like Block & Crown are doing with great success. It's not clear if their Disco Gurls and Ghostmasters monikers are indeed themselves or ghost DJs working under the Guareber Recordings label but they've definitely hit on something as there's lots of room and plenty of source material to sample and mashup from the 70's, 80's, 90's and the early millennium. Then of course there's the Party Favorz favorite Purple Disco Machine, whose remixes and remakes of historical dance classics and current pop and Indie songs brings everything into his own little disco universe has exploded on the dance scene making him one of the most sought after DJs right now. Throw all this together with brand new dance gems and cheesy remakes of 80's love songs and you got yourself the most EPIC T-Dance set I've put out to date. As mentioned earlier, I plan on taking a couple of weeks off from the podcast to recharge my batteries and hopefully get this g*ddamned caching plugin properly configured as well as the app for Party Favorz, which was all working great until it wasn't. The last one isn't on me but the underlying structure supporting it — mainly Microsoft. When I return, I plan on finishing off the Ultimate 90's House Classics series before launching the much delayed Ultimate Trance Classics series. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Last Splash 2021 | T-Dance Edition Genre: Vocal House, Disco House, Gay Anthems Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:50:21 1. Patrick Cowley & Sylvester - Menergy (Purple Disco Machine Extended Remix) 2. Disco Gurls - More Intensity (Extended Mix) 3. Block & Crown x Paul Parsons - Let The Music (Original Mix) 4. GhostMasters - Let Me Down (Extended Mix) 5. Craft B. feat. Nica Brooke - Summer Voyage (Cover Me) (DJ Rudd Full Vocal Edit) 6. Guy Scheiman, MarcosAdam & Mickael Kruz - Easy Lover (Lucius Lowe Classic Mix) 7. Block & Crown - Left Me All Alone (Club Mix) 8. Block & Crown feat. Martina Budde - All Around The World (Original Mix) 9. Block & Crown - I Can't Wait (Club Mix) 10. Block & Crown x Marc Rousso - Straight Up (Original Mix) 11. Block & Crown, Maickel Telussa - I Don't Want No Other (Original Mix) 12. Jipsta - Get You Home (Wayne G & Porl Young Diskofied Club) 13. Romain Pelletti & Jay Sebag - All By Myself (Original Mix) 14. The Shamanic feat.

Kim Deal is an integral part of the history of indie rock.

Nos sumergimos en el sonido grunge del disco "Last splash" del grupo estadounidense The Breeders. La formación nació como proyecto paralelo de la bajista de The Pixies, Kim Deal, pero pronto tomó fuerza.

Nos sumergimos en el sonido grunge del disco "Last splash" del grupo estadounidense The Breeders. La formación nació como proyecto paralelo de la bajista de The Pixies, Kim Deal, pero pronto tomó fuerza.

With a little help from the smash hit "Cannonball" on their 1993 album "Last Splash," The Breeders became one of the biggest names in early '90s alternative rock. In 2018, we chatted with the band's lead guitarist and singer Kim Deal. She talked about the music scene in her hometown of Dayton, Ohio, how unintended her success was, transitioning from the Pixies to The Breeders, and what it felt like the first moment she realized that she had written a song that people wanted to dance to. She also talked about The Breeders reuniting for "All Nerve," their first project in almost a decade, which dropped in 2018.

Aaron and Brent analyze the lost art of listening to albums as a collective experience by highlighting two of their favorite albums. Aaron looks back at the pioneering alternative Christian band Poor Old Lu and their 14 song, 1994 album SIN. Brent spotlights the post-Pixies 1993 sophomore album LAST SPLASH from the Kim Deal fronted group The Breeders. Visit www.crossingthestreamspodcast.com for extended show notes. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Comentamos o grande sucesso da banda indie-grunge-pop The Breeders, o álbum "Last Splash", de 1993.

Molly, Tess and Emily embrace the many-sexed indeterminately specied newly discovered blob creature of our dreams. Then we talk about how scientists implanted birds with false memories (chill!) and devices spying on podcasts you listen to and serving you Swedish fish ads. Then we are joined by special guest Karina Longworth, who tells us about the new season of her podcast You Must Remember This, focused on Disney’s Song Of The South. Why did Disneyland build a whole ride about a racist cartoon they scrubbed from existence? Why did Bob Iger call it the one thing you’ll never find on Disney Plus? Did humans truly land on the moon? And will we ever live on an exoplanet? Find out on a Night Call to remember. FOOTNOTES: The Blob twitter thread about the 720 sexes  Ribbon worms Scientists implant memories into bird brains We won't live on an exoplanet Does Ring share information with police? Jitterbug phone Pokemon Go tracking you You Must Remember This YMRT Patreon Disneyland death  Night Call Patreon Night Call socials: Twitter @nightcallpod // Facebook @nightcallpodcast// Instagram @nightcallpodcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Brian has us riffing on Soundgarden. If they were “superunknown” at the time, it wouldn't last past the release of this fourth studio album. Soundgarden would break into super stardom with this heavy hitting, 5-time platinum effort. The strength and distinctiveness of Chris Cornell's vocals are obvious. Sometimes called Stoner Rock, Soundgarden would be a key element in solidifying the "grunge" sound of Seattle. They won two Grammy awards for "Black Hole Sun" and "Spoonman." The album cover is a distorted image of the band members and is known as "the screaming elf." Black Hole Sun This is one of the big hits from the album. There were 15 tracks on this album, clocking in at over 70 minutes, exploiting the longer format of CD's relative to vinyl. The Day I Tried to Live This track released as a single was a deeper cut not often heard outside of rock stations. The strategy employed by Soundgarden was to have each musician to create his own work, then collaborate after the song was written. Fell on Black Days Another hit single from the album, Cornell said that this song was about realizing "you're unhappy in the extreme." ENTERTAINMENT TRACK: Theme from "The Naked Gun 33 1/3" This music track was used for both the "Naked Gun" movies and the "Police Squad" TV series. STAFF PICKS: “Mr. Jones” by Counting Crows Rob's staff pick is the first radio hit from "August and Everything After," released in December 1993. They also did the song "Accidentally in Love" for one of the "Shreck" movies. "We all want to be big, big stars, but we've got different reasons for that." “Return to Innocence” by Enigma Bruce's staff pick highlights the use of sampling popular at the time. The drum beat is from Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks." Unfortunately the Taiwanese chant sampled was copyrighted, resulting in a series of lawsuits. “Cannonball” by Breeders This alternative rock hit from the Dayton-based Breeders is off their second album entitled "Last Splash." "I know you're a libertine. I know you're a cannonball." “Mary Jane's Last Dance” by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Brian closes out Stafff Picks with this song, originally going to be called "Indiana Girl," but Petty revised it to it's current form. There's not too many videos emphasizing necrophilia, but this is one of them. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK: “Train in the Rain” by Bruce Cockburn We finish off this week with a laid back fingerstyle guitar track.

 The shadow of Kim Deal and Tanya Donelly looms large over 1990s alternative and indie rock. They were both members of seminal 1980s bands, Deal in the Pixies, and Donelly in Throwing Muses, and had second acts in the 90s in their own bands, The Breeders and Belly. For one album, before Kim's sister Kelley joined the band, Donelly joined forces with Deal on the 1990 album Pod by The Breeders, then conceived as a side project for the two. The result is a subtle and restrained record that only hints at the pop prowess the two would unleash with future singles like "Last Splash" and "Feed The Tree." With engineer Steve Albini behind the board, the album pushes the artists to work with space, finding equal footing for all the instruments. For some, the deliberate nature may turn plodding, but the atmosphere created is one truly unique, and it's clear why musicians like Kurt Cobain would find the tension between hard hitting drums, melodic bass lines and stripped down guitar lines so appealing.   Songs In This Episode:   Intro - Happiness Is A Warm Gun 14:44 - Glorious 17:02 - Oh! 23:15 - Fortunately Gone Outro - Hellbound   To support the podcast, join us at Patreon for bonus content and more. Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com  

 The shadow of Kim Deal and Tanya Donelly looms large over 1990s alternative and indie rock. They were both members of seminal 1980s bands, Deal in the Pixies, and Donelly in Throwing Muses, and had second acts in the 90s in their own bands, The Breeders and Belly. For one album, before Kim's sister Kelley joined the band, Donelly joined forces with Deal on the 1990 album Pod by The Breeders, then conceived as a side project for the two. The result is a subtle and restrained record that only hints at the pop prowess the two would unleash with future singles like "Last Splash" and "Feed The Tree." With engineer Steve Albini behind the board, the album pushes the artists to work with space, finding equal footing for all the instruments. For some, the deliberate nature may turn plodding, but the atmosphere created is one truly unique, and it's clear why musicians like Kurt Cobain would find the tension between hard hitting drums, melodic bass lines and stripped down guitar lines so appealing.   Songs In This Episode:   Intro - Happiness Is A Warm Gun 14:44 - Glorious 17:02 - Oh! 23:15 - Fortunately Gone Outro - Hellbound   To support the podcast, join us at Patreon for bonus content and more. Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com  

Was August 1993 the best month in music history?

The Breeders' dreamy scuzz sounds more wizened and frazzled at the Tiny Desk, featuring the same lineup behind the band's breakout, 1993 album Last Splash.

The Breeders' dreamy scuzz sounds more wizened and frazzled at the Tiny Desk, featuring the same lineup behind the band's breakout, 1993 album Last Splash.

In this month's episode, the Undertow crew discusses Kill or Be Killed #16 and the interesting developments happening in the life of Dylan Cross. We start the episode off with the latest Brubaker and Phillips news and finish with music recommendations for The Breeders's classic Last Splash and Bruce Springsteen's noir-tinged 1982 album Nebraska.

All Nerve finds The Breeders sounding more ecstatic and less restrained than anytime since Last Splash originally soaked the alt-rock scene. The album manages to do what Kim Deal's ex-bandmates in Pixies have struggled with since returning to the recording studio: that is, sound like the band that fans first fell in love with without ignoring that decades of trials, experiences, and musical ideas have come and gone since then. A review by Matt Melis, read by Michael Roffman.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

All Nerve finds The Breeders sounding more ecstatic and less restrained than anytime since Last Splash originally soaked the alt-rock scene. The album manages to do what Kim Deal’s ex-bandmates in Pixies have struggled with since returning to the recording studio: that is, sound like the band that fans first fell in love with without ignoring that decades of trials, experiences, and musical ideas have come and gone since then. A review by Matt Melis, read by Michael Roffman.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On the TFT Podcast, we listen to and discuss the Breeder’s 1993 album, “Last Splash.” Episode 248: Jump In and Get Sticky originally appeared on Overthinking It, the site subjecting the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve. [Latest Posts | Podcast (iTunes Link)]

Brian and Brian listen to The Breeders - Last Splash (1993). Emails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweets: @volcanovinyl, #vv014

We are the Average White Guys, Gary and Nate, the two bastard children of Pop Culture and Momma Media and we are ready to share our unique views of the world at large with you. From our Week in Haiku to our "witty" banter, we promise you'll be entertained (or at least intrigued).

We are the Average White Guys, Gary and Nate, the two bastard children of Pop Culture and Momma Media and we are ready to share our unique views of the world at large with you. From our Week in Haiku to our "witty" banter, we promise you'll be entertained (or at least intrigued).

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Real Housewives of NYC edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of Bravo's Real Housewives of NYC. In this episode host Ashley Daniels breaks the episode in which Kristen worries about Sonja's business plan and enlists her business-minded husband to analyze it. Meanwhile, Carole meets with a matchmaker; and Heather invites all the ladies, except Aviva, to her vacation home, where Ramona stirs up tension. There to help Ashley are co-hosts Courtney Henderson and Lyndsey Wegner. It's Real Housewives of NYC's "The Last Splash" podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · The Colin and Samir Podcast: The Colin and Samir Podcast hosted by LA - based friends and filmmakers Colin and Samir takes a look into what it’s like to make creativity your career. https://open.spotify.com/show/5QaSbbv2eD4SFrlFR6IyY7?si=Dj3roVoJTZmOime94xhjng

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Real Housewives of NYC edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of Bravo's Real Housewives of NYC. In this episode host Ashley Daniels breaks the episode in which Kristen worries about Sonja's business plan and enlists her business-minded husband to analyze it. Meanwhile, Carole meets with a matchmaker; and Heather invites all the ladies, except Aviva, to her vacation home, where Ramona stirs up tension. There to help Ashley are co-hosts Courtney Henderson and Lyndsey Wegner. It's Real Housewives of NYC's "The Last Splash" podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com

DOWNLOAD Playlist “In Circles”-Sunny Day Real Estate, Diary (1994) “No Aloha”- The Breeders, Last Splash (1993) “Kicker of Elves”- Guided By Voices, Bee Thousand (1994) “I’m Not Part of Me”- Cloud Nothings, Here and Nowhere Else (2014) Song Clips “Sadness Comes Home”- Converge, All We Love We Leave Behind, (2012) “Teenage Dream”-T. Rex, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World […]

Time-slot on WCRS has been moved from 11 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, so I'm celebrating with some correct tuneage. Play List:Jeffersons Theme Song - "Jeffersons Theme Song"Bobby Byrd - "Signed Sealed Delivered" from 7"James Brown - "It's Too Funky In Here" from Live: The 60th Anniversary CollectionThe James Hunter Six - "One Way Love" from Minute By MinuteCharles Bradley - "Confusion" from Victim of LoveBlondie - "Rapture (Disco Remix)" from Autoamerican (reissue)Camera Obscura - "Troublemaker" from Desire Lines bJonathan Richman - "The World Is Showing It's Hand" from Not So Much To Be Loved As To Be LovedThe Stranglers - "Another Camden Afternoon" from Giants The Ogres - "Life, Love & the Pursuit of Happiness" from The Acrid & Misanthropic Sounds of… The Breeders - "New Year" from Last Splash Screaming Females - "It All Means Nothing" from Ugly Melvins - "In Every Dream Home a Heartache" from Everybody Loves Sausage Giant Sand - "Right Makes Right" Storm Download this podcast: pat_radio_June_20_2013.mp3

Nos sumergimos en el sonido grunge del disco "Last splash" del grupo estadounidense The Breeders. La formaci

"Local Love" Danny Radio- January 5, 2013This week on Danny Radio: Danny plays some music and talks about what happened to the Columbus local music scene in 2012.Playlist:The Black Keys- "Ohio" from OhioThe Black Swans-"Portsmouth,Ohio from Occasion for SongLydia Loveless-"More Like Them" from Indestructible MachineThe Wet Darlings-"Butterfly" from So Long,LoverTimes New Viking-"Skull Versus Wizard" from  Dig YourselfGuinea Worms- "Drunk in  Yer Uggz" from Sorcerers of Madness(4rd Year in a Row!)Town Monster-"Bela Lugosi" from New LifeWay Yes-"Cinnamon" from HerringboneGuided By Voices-"He Rises! Our Union Bell" from Class Clown Spots A UFOScrawl-"Tell Me Now, Boy" from Velvet HammerThe Breeders-"Cannonball" from Last Splash Great Plains-" Letter To a Fanzine" from Length of Growth 1981-89Twenty One Pilots-" House of Gold" from VesselThe Black Keys-"Everlasting Light" from BrothersOfficial Run Time: 59:22To Listen to the podcast click the link: Danny Radio "Local LoveThank You for listening!

Well, it looks as if I'm way ahead of the curve. I managed to clean up my computer, replace the motherboard, backup everything to two external hard drives (for anal retentive sake) and reinstalled Vista now that SP1 is out. I also switched to DSL from Cable (good riddance). So where did I find the time to knock this edition out you ask? I threw all the songs together in a giant mix and burned it to an mp3 disc so I could preview the tunes I wanted to use for this mix while I was working on the computer. Not only was the mix spectacular, I was able to go back and make a handful of tweaks and of course edits to cut the time under 80 minutes per mix for those that like to burn to disc. All told, I might have spent 3 hours in total in the mix. I can assure you, it's rare that all the songs I want to use just fall into place, but it does happen. Even though First Splash isn't until the end of the Month, I wanted to ensure there was no overlapping with my Pride Edition that comes out in June. So spacing these mixes out, just made good sense. For those of you who may be wondering what First Splash is, it is Memorial Day weekend in Austin, TX. Much like your White Party and its brethren, this is a major Gay celebration that goes on all weekend. Typically considered the time of year when you're ready to shed all your clothes for more suitable attire befitting the season. You can certainly do that at "Hippie Hollow" a nudist area just off the lake. If you've never been, you ought to check it out. There's a newer First Splash that started on South Padre Island back in 2000. I was asked to spin two years in a row for the event and the accompanying "Last Splash" which occurs on Labor Day weekend. Though small at the time, it's well on it's way to being a viable competitor to the one in Austin. "The Upper Deck" owner has been buying up all the property down the street where his hotel is located at and had plans to build a giant indoor club to allow the party to go on all night. I haven't been back in a while, I guess maybe I should. I really like this mix. Side one is chock full of cheez. Mind you, not that government cheez, but grade 'A' quality cheez. Nevertheless, still cheez...LOL. As the mix progresses, it begins to get deeper about 2/3 of the way down. Side two picks up where mix 1 leaves off and holds steady until the end, where I had to throw in one last slice of cheez, an updated version of the eighties NRG classic "So Many Many, So Little Time". All in all, this is one solid mix that I'm very proud of and I hope will get the boys all excited about Summer! Yay, the warmer weather is on its way and it's time to get all sweaty on the dancefloor again. I still have a few more things that need to be taken care of, so I may or may not be back this next weekend with my next update. I decided to go ahead and knock out my next Electro-Funk Edition followed by the next installment of the Classix Edition that was originally promised. I'll see how everything pans out, but those of you that regularly visit my blog, know me well enough that I just can't stay away. Until then, everyone have a great weekend and as always...ENJOY! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : First Splash Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Circuit House  Year : 2008 Total Time : 2:37:40.00 Track : 1 Title : Daylight (Hex Hector Remix) Artist : Kelly Rowland Track : 2 Title : It's Okay (Scotty K. United Vocal Klub Mix) Artist : Jason & Demarco Track : 3 Title : Say You Will (Mike Cruz Mad Tizzy Remix) Artist : Inaya Day Track : 4 Title : Spice Up Your Life (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mix) Artist : Spice Girls Track : 5 Title : Fall (Scotty K Vocal Klub Mix) Artist : Kimberley Locke Track : 6 Title : Fame (Edson Pride Addicted Mix) Artist : DJ Bill Bennett & Suzanne Palmer Track : 7

Well, it looks as if I'm way ahead of the curve. I managed to clean up my computer, replace the motherboard, backup everything to two external hard drives (for anal retentive sake) and reinstalled Vista now that SP1 is out. I also switched to DSL from Cable (good riddance). So where did I find the time to knock this edition out you ask? I threw all the songs together in a giant mix and burned it to an mp3 disc so I could preview the tunes I wanted to use for this mix while I was working on the computer. Not only was the mix spectacular, I was able to go back and make a handful of tweaks and of course edits to cut the time under 80 minutes per mix for those that like to burn to disc. All told, I might have spent 3 hours in total in the mix. I can assure you, it's rare that all the songs I want to use just fall into place, but it does happen. Even though First Splash isn't until the end of the Month, I wanted to ensure there was no overlapping with my Pride Edition that comes out in June. So spacing these mixes out, just made good sense. For those of you who may be wondering what First Splash is, it is Memorial Day weekend in Austin, TX. Much like your White Party and its brethren, this is a major Gay celebration that goes on all weekend. Typically considered the time of year when you're ready to shed all your clothes for more suitable attire befitting the season. You can certainly do that at "Hippie Hollow" a nudist area just off the lake. If you've never been, you ought to check it out. There's a newer First Splash that started on South Padre Island back in 2000. I was asked to spin two years in a row for the event and the accompanying "Last Splash" which occurs on Labor Day weekend. Though small at the time, it's well on it's way to being a viable competitor to the one in Austin. "The Upper Deck" owner has been buying up all the property down the street where his hotel is located at and had plans to build a giant indoor club to allow the party to go on all night. I haven't been back in a while, I guess maybe I should. I really like this mix. Side one is chock full of cheez. Mind you, not that government cheez, but grade 'A' quality cheez. Nevertheless, still cheez...LOL. As the mix progresses, it begins to get deeper about 2/3 of the way down. Side two picks up where mix 1 leaves off and holds steady until the end, where I had to throw in one last slice of cheez, an updated version of the eighties NRG classic "So Many Many, So Little Time". All in all, this is one solid mix that I'm very proud of and I hope will get the boys all excited about Summer! Yay, the warmer weather is on its way and it's time to get all sweaty on the dancefloor again. I still have a few more things that need to be taken care of, so I may or may not be back this next weekend with my next update. I decided to go ahead and knock out my next Electro-Funk Edition followed by the next installment of the Classix Edition that was originally promised. I'll see how everything pans out, but those of you that regularly visit my blog, know me well enough that I just can't stay away. Until then, everyone have a great weekend and as always...ENJOY! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : First Splash Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Circuit House  Year : 2008 Total Time : 2:37:40.00 Track : 1 Title : Daylight (Hex Hector Remix) Artist : Kelly Rowland Track : 2 Title : It's Okay (Scotty K. United Vocal Klub Mix) Artist : Jason & Demarco Track : 3 Title : Say You Will (Mike Cruz Mad Tizzy Remix) Artist : Inaya Day Track : 4 Title : Spice Up Your Life (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mix) Artist : Spice Girls Track : 5 Title : Fall (Scotty K Vocal Klub Mix) Artist : Kimberley Locke Track : 6 Title : Fame (Edson Pride Addicted Mix) Artist : DJ Bill Bennett & Suzanne Palmer Track : 7

As I wrap up this last set from 2000, I can't help but think about all the people and places I've left behind to pursue a better life for myself. Unfortunately, things don't always work out the way I envision, they seldom do. As I previously stated, you have to remember the worst to get to the happy memories in your life. Certainly completing this mix has brought back many of those memories and if anything, it has been cathartic. People often ask "why do I even bother?" Other than the fact that I have this unquenchable thirst for house music, I frankly don't know. It certainly isn't for the fame and fortune; and it definitely isn't for the love I get back from you guys, because, with the exception of a handful of you, that just doesn't ever happen. The truth is when I was pulling in 50 - 60 hours a week at work with another hour and a half on the road back and forth, I was still getting up at the crack of dawn to squeeze in some mixing. Then I'd burn a CD every day just to have something to listen to on the way to work. It's what fueled me and still does. As these days get shorter, colder and darker (thanks to our idiotic daylight savings policy that fuck's with my sleep patterns) I can't help but think where Rick and I will be next year. I just got back from one of my 'head-clearing road trips' I take from time to time. That's where I hop in my car and just drive to wherever it takes me. Sometimes I get lost, but I always find my way back home. Actually, I've been doing that since I was sixteen when I would get up in the middle of the night, take the car and just drive. It's comforting in a weird sort of way, that I can't explain; hitting the highway and leaving the lights of the city behind offers some sort of peace that I often can't find among the busy streets lights and the whirling sounds of sirens, typical of living in a big city. Though I would never trade that in for small-town America again, it's nice to just escape from the world every once in a while. With gas prices dropping significantly, it makes it even easier to justify (though that never stopped me). However, don't say anything to the oil companies, or they may raise prices again...LOL. I do want to mention that one of our readers was recently hospitalized but is now out. His partner posted on his Facebook page that he's doing better, but will need some time to recover. For those of you that believe in the power of prayer, please keep him in your thoughts. And finally, about this mix. While you still have your big room, hard-hitting power spins in this final mix, you also get a decent sampling of other styles that were moving the floor. From the electro-funk rock of Groove Armada's classic "I See You Baby" to the Latin flavors of Afro Medusa's "Pasilda" (watch out for the amazing ATFC remix that just came out or even hunt down the equally hot Seamus Haji mix from a couple of years back), my tastes didn't move in any single direction. 2000 was the year that brought us one of my all-time favorite uplifting positively speaking hotties, Georgie Porgie. His "Life Goes On" was a top-five club hit and laid the groundwork for a series of number one club hits that have continued to this day. It was also the year that Olivia Newton-John was having sort of a comeback. Finally, she was able to gather her early country/pop hits and compile them with the rest of her catalog for a complete offering of her repertoire ever. Being a gay icon, you know someone had to go back and serve up some remixes. I remember dropping Victor Calderone's remix of "Hopelessly Devoted To You" during Last Splash; with its pounding signature beats, it drops about 3 minutes into the song leaving the whole floor looking dumbfounded. Then the unmistakable vocals come in and everyone just goes bananas. That was pure magic. While I was originally going to close this set with the massive "One More Time" by Daft Punk, I decided that Olivia would be more fitting.

As I wrap up this last set from 2000, I can't help but think about all the people and places I've left behind to pursue a better life for myself. Unfortunately, things don't always work out the way I envision, they seldom do. As I previously stated, you have to remember the worst to get to the happy memories in your life. Certainly completing this mix has brought back many of those memories and if anything, it has been cathartic. People often ask "why do I even bother?" Other than the fact that I have this unquenchable thirst for house music, I frankly don't know. It certainly isn't for the fame and fortune; and it definitely isn't for the love I get back from you guys, because, with the exception of a handful of you, that just doesn't ever happen. The truth is when I was pulling in 50 - 60 hours a week at work with another hour and a half on the road back and forth, I was still getting up at the crack of dawn to squeeze in some mixing. Then I'd burn a CD every day just to have something to listen to on the way to work. It's what fueled me and still does. As these days get shorter, colder and darker (thanks to our idiotic daylight savings policy that fuck's with my sleep patterns) I can't help but think where Rick and I will be next year. I just got back from one of my 'head-clearing road trips' I take from time to time. That's where I hop in my car and just drive to wherever it takes me. Sometimes I get lost, but I always find my way back home. Actually, I've been doing that since I was sixteen when I would get up in the middle of the night, take the car and just drive. It's comforting in a weird sort of way, that I can't explain; hitting the highway and leaving the lights of the city behind offers some sort of peace that I often can't find among the busy streets lights and the whirling sounds of sirens, typical of living in a big city. Though I would never trade that in for small-town America again, it's nice to just escape from the world every once in a while. With gas prices dropping significantly, it makes it even easier to justify (though that never stopped me). However, don't say anything to the oil companies, or they may raise prices again...LOL. I do want to mention that one of our readers was recently hospitalized but is now out. His partner posted on his Facebook page that he's doing better, but will need some time to recover. For those of you that believe in the power of prayer, please keep him in your thoughts. And finally, about this mix. While you still have your big room, hard-hitting power spins in this final mix, you also get a decent sampling of other styles that were moving the floor. From the electro-funk rock of Groove Armada's classic "I See You Baby" to the Latin flavors of Afro Medusa's "Pasilda" (watch out for the amazing ATFC remix that just came out or even hunt down the equally hot Seamus Haji mix from a couple of years back), my tastes didn't move in any single direction. 2000 was the year that brought us one of my all-time favorite uplifting positively speaking hotties, Georgie Porgie. His "Life Goes On" was a top-five club hit and laid the groundwork for a series of number one club hits that have continued to this day. It was also the year that Olivia Newton-John was having sort of a comeback. Finally, she was able to gather her early country/pop hits and compile them with the rest of her catalog for a complete offering of her repertoire ever. Being a gay icon, you know someone had to go back and serve up some remixes. I remember dropping Victor Calderone's remix of "Hopelessly Devoted To You" during Last Splash; with its pounding signature beats, it drops about 3 minutes into the song leaving the whole floor looking dumbfounded. Then the unmistakable vocals come in and everyone just goes bananas. That was pure magic. While I was originally going to close this set with the massive "One More Time" by Daft Punk, I decided that Olivia would be more fitting.

It's almost 2:00 am and I couldn't get any sleep, so I decided to go ahead and put up the next installment of the Classix of 2000.  The mix was already complete a couple of days ago, so all I had to do was split the tracks and create this post.  I don't think I'll begin the third volume until Monday or so.  If you remember, I got some goodies in for my computer earlier this month.  The easiest things like the additional memory and the new hard drive have long since been installed, but I was saving the more time consuming difficult part (at least for me) installing the new massive heatsink for a quieter day.  Tomorrow has been designated as that day.  If I don't come back in a few days, you'll know something went horribly wrong...LOL.  I'm not anticipating any problems, but then again, I am quite possibly the unluckiest person living on this earth...swear to god! This mix is comprised of some massive, and I mean MASSIVE club tunes from the year.  Certainly "Dive In The Pool" by Barry Harris feat. Pepper Mashay was one of the largest tunes of the Millennium.  What's funny is that I was all over this song when it first came out and decided to drop it for the first time at "Last Splash".  The first night I played it, it just about cleared the dancefloor.  The second night, reactions were more favorable.  Generally, that's not good enough to go forward with a song, but I really believed in it.  So, I dropped it the third night and all of a sudden everyone just GOT IT!  Already climbing the charts, the song was bolstered by the American version of "Queer as Folk" where it was featured on the closing credits for like the first five episodes.  After the first time, it was in high demand all the time.  Strangely, the song never hit number one on the club charts but peaked at number two and stayed there for two weeks.  Ultimately, Madonna's HOT "Music" leaped right over it and took the top spot for five weeks.  Nevertheless, because this was an original production, Barry must have made a pile of money off of this one song alone.  It was shortly after that, that he and Chris (Cox) went their separate ways only to have Barry just drop off the face of the earth.  Seriously, if anyone knows what he's up to these days, I'd really like to know.  Sure he did a couple of things after that, but he never had the success of this offering and hasn't been able to touch Chris's success yet. Another massive offering was from Sonique.  "It Feels So Good" was just one of those hook-laden songs you just couldn't escape.  Honestly, the breakbeat version was the one everyone clamored for, but I was always partial to the "serious mix" as well, featured here.  Then, of course, we have the bubblegum dance-pop of Eiffel 65's "Blue", the 'I'm in need of a guy song'.  Hey, why else would he be so blue?  That song coupled with "Mambo No. 5" was enough to make me want to hang myself, but you gotta give the people what they want even if it gives you acid reflux. In 2000, we also saw the return of Ann Nesby.  Most of you may not be familiar with her, but she is famous for her early seventies soul hit which she wrote: "I Can't Stand the Rain".  That song alone has been covered by just about everyone and their mother; more notably by Eruption's amazing disco version in 1978 and Tina Turner in 1984.  It was also sampled by Missy Elliot and was her first big hit in the mid-nineties.  Though Ann was most notable for her top twenty hit, she was also the lead singer of the gospel group Sounds of Blackness who also scored several huge club hits in the nineties.  Here, Ann flies solo with a remake of an underground disco classic originally performed by Brainstorm.  I only know this song, because it was prominently featured at the beginning of the movie 54 (of which I am a HUGE fan).  Let's put it this way, she rips this mother apart! I can't catch no man Hangin' out at a discotheque But I believe in the boogie Oh, but the boogie don't believe in me

It's almost 2:00 am and I couldn't get any sleep, so I decided to go ahead and put up the next installment of the Classix of 2000.  The mix was already complete a couple of days ago, so all I had to do was split the tracks and create this post.  I don't think I'll begin the third volume until Monday or so.  If you remember, I got some goodies in for my computer earlier this month.  The easiest things like the additional memory and the new hard drive have long since been installed, but I was saving the more time consuming difficult part (at least for me) installing the new massive heatsink for a quieter day.  Tomorrow has been designated as that day.  If I don't come back in a few days, you'll know something went horribly wrong...LOL.  I'm not anticipating any problems, but then again, I am quite possibly the unluckiest person living on this earth...swear to god! This mix is comprised of some massive, and I mean MASSIVE club tunes from the year.  Certainly "Dive In The Pool" by Barry Harris feat. Pepper Mashay was one of the largest tunes of the Millennium.  What's funny is that I was all over this song when it first came out and decided to drop it for the first time at "Last Splash".  The first night I played it, it just about cleared the dancefloor.  The second night, reactions were more favorable.  Generally, that's not good enough to go forward with a song, but I really believed in it.  So, I dropped it the third night and all of a sudden everyone just GOT IT!  Already climbing the charts, the song was bolstered by the American version of "Queer as Folk" where it was featured on the closing credits for like the first five episodes.  After the first time, it was in high demand all the time.  Strangely, the song never hit number one on the club charts but peaked at number two and stayed there for two weeks.  Ultimately, Madonna's HOT "Music" leaped right over it and took the top spot for five weeks.  Nevertheless, because this was an original production, Barry must have made a pile of money off of this one song alone.  It was shortly after that, that he and Chris (Cox) went their separate ways only to have Barry just drop off the face of the earth.  Seriously, if anyone knows what he's up to these days, I'd really like to know.  Sure he did a couple of things after that, but he never had the success of this offering and hasn't been able to touch Chris's success yet. Another massive offering was from Sonique.  "It Feels So Good" was just one of those hook-laden songs you just couldn't escape.  Honestly, the breakbeat version was the one everyone clamored for, but I was always partial to the "serious mix" as well, featured here.  Then, of course, we have the bubblegum dance-pop of Eiffel 65's "Blue", the 'I'm in need of a guy song'.  Hey, why else would he be so blue?  That song coupled with "Mambo No. 5" was enough to make me want to hang myself, but you gotta give the people what they want even if it gives you acid reflux. In 2000, we also saw the return of Ann Nesby.  Most of you may not be familiar with her, but she is famous for her early seventies soul hit which she wrote: "I Can't Stand the Rain".  That song alone has been covered by just about everyone and their mother; more notably by Eruption's amazing disco version in 1978 and Tina Turner in 1984.  It was also sampled by Missy Elliot and was her first big hit in the mid-nineties.  Though Ann was most notable for her top twenty hit, she was also the lead singer of the gospel group Sounds of Blackness who also scored several huge club hits in the nineties.  Here, Ann flies solo with a remake of an underground disco classic originally performed by Brainstorm.  I only know this song, because it was prominently featured at the beginning of the movie 54 (of which I am a HUGE fan).  Let's put it this way, she rips this mother apart! I can't catch no man Hangin' out at a discotheque But I believe in the boogie Oh, but the boogie don't believe in me