Podcasts about Never Let Me Down

Send us a textMr. Bell is joined by Reddy, Will and Joe to talk about the greatest albums, songs, and artists from Roc A Fella Records in this spirited conversation about one of rap's most influential labels. The panel dives deep into personal favorites while reflecting on the cultural impact these artists had beyond just their musical contributions.• Diplomatic Immunity by Dipset emerges as a surprise favorite album for some panelists• The Black Album and College Dropout are widely acknowledged as "no-skip" classics• Kanye West's controversial recent behavior has caused many longtime fans to stop following his newer music• Cam'ron's influence extended beyond music into fashion, with the panel noting how he made it acceptable for men to wear pink• "Never Let Me Down" receives special praise as a spiritually uplifting track that "will make you drop to your knees"• The panel debates whether Kanye West's musical talent puts him "up there with Michael Jackson"• Regional pride surfaces during discussions of Texas artists' collaborations with Rockefeller artists• Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek, and the Young Gunz receive recognition as underappreciated contributors to the label's legacyCheck out our other podcasts: From My Perspective, Hold Please, I Said What I Said, Distant Convos with K and S, and The Mixed Vibez Podcast.Youtube to https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPIs6Ko7BCc9l5jlE5AbAUqZ0gAOhmuq- https://mixed-vibez-drip.printify.me/

Join us for an exclusive Halftime Chat interview with the legendary producer Warryn Campbell! In this candid conversation, Warryn opens up about his incredible journey in the music industry, sharing insights into his life, career, and the creative process behind some of the biggest hits in hip-hop, R&B, and gospel music. **Highlights:** - Warryn's early beginnings and rise to fame - Behind-the-scenes stories from the studio - His thoughts on the current state of the music industry - Advice for aspiring producers and artists **Featured Songs Produced by Warryn Campbell:** 1. **"Heaven"** - Mary Mary 2. **"Go Get It"** - Mary Mary 3. **"Never Let Me Down"** - Kanye West featuring Jay-Z and J. Ivy 4. **"Diary"** - Alicia Keys featuring Tony! Toni! Toné! 5. **"Full Moon"** - Brandy 6. **"Take Me As I Am"** - Mary J. Blige 7. **"Can't Give Up Now"** - Mary Mary 8. **"Love"** - Musiq Soulchild 9. **"I'm Gonna Be Ready"** - Yolanda Adams 10. **"I Luh God"** - Erica Campbell **Artists Warryn Campbell Has Worked With:** - Kanye West - Alicia Keys - Mary Mary - Brandy - Missy Elliott - Yolanda Adams - Musiq Soulchild - Kelly Price - Xzibit - Kierra Sheard #warrynCampbell #teddyriley #blackstreet #marymary #djquik #2pac #tupac #teddyriley #newjackswing #deathrow #recordproducer Don't miss this deep dive into the mind of one of the most influential producers of our time. Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated on all our exclusive interviews and content! Welcome to Halftime Chat R&B Podcast with Nnamdi Okoye, where we dive deep into the soulful rhythms and timeless melodies of R&B music. Join us as we celebrate the best R&B singers and relive the iconic R&B songs from the 90s, exploring the intersection of R&B and hip hop and uncovering the magic behind the era's greatest hits. Delve into discussions about the music industry and business as we analyze the evolution of R&B and its impact on popular culture. Please tune in for insightful conversations and captivating stories as we honor the legacy of 90s R&B on this premier R&B podcast. Want to Donate or support the production of Halftime Chat?

In this epic solo episode, Brendan asks you to take a walk to the unknown (unless it's Denny's) . Brendan dives deep and goes all in on:The greatest sex scenes according to men and women. Why traveling always feels SO damn good. The BEST WAYS to step out of your repeatable behavior, and make your life magic. Joe Dispenza on why the unknown has never let him down. And why it's easier than you think for your brain to forget your problems. RESOURCESBrendan FitzgibbonsJoe Dispenza on The Unknown Never Letting Him DownThe Wisest Trader Joe's Employee in HistoryThe Hottest Sex Scene According to a Man  thumb and thumber Join Finn White and Quinn Ireland for a funny and random 20-minute podcast full of laughs.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.

NEVER LET ME DOWN (1987) HEROES (1977) SPACE ODDITY (1969) STARMAN (1972) CHANGES (1971) ASHES TO ASHES (1980) REBEL , REBEL (1974) FAME (1975) MOONAGE DAYDREAM (1972) LET'S DANCE (1983)

I'm doing a very beauty focused minipod this week where I update you on the products that I'm using on repeat and would really miss if they are ever discontinued. These are my mainstays and I am so impressed with them all.I've taken a photo of everything mentioned on today's podcast and will publish it on my Instagram @outspokenbeautynicola.Enjoy Outspoken Beauties!

Booooooooooooo (ng)! This week, the gang goes to the future, on a different planet and watch the John Carpenter movie that made him stop making movies for about a decade, "Ghosts of Mars" 2001.But also, you get an opportunity to meet our sponsor BellRingerz! That's right, the bell ringer himself is on and things get wild, and wilder, and even wildest yet on this show. Buckle UpCheck out our website: www.friedricepodcast.comCall our VOICEMAIL: (702) 829-0117 and listen for this week's question!(don't worry, Andy isn't sitting in his room, waiting by his phone like it's the 90s, just fiddling with the long chord, watching Angel...)

EP1028 Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again

C'est une des chansons incontournables jouée pendant les concerts de Depeche Mode et une des plus attendues par le public. Un moment unique de communion entre le groupe et la foule, comme une sorte de grand-messe. Difficile de ne pas avoir des frissons lorsque des dizaines de milliers de spectateurs lèvent les bras en l'air, pour reproduire un champ de blé, comme dans le clip de la chanson.---Au sommaire :Intro (00:00:00)Sujet de l'intro (00:02:21)Carte d'identité (00:03:35)Les paroles (00:08:55)Le clip (00:12:16)Les remixes (00:17:21 )En concert (00:23:40)Reprises (00:34:14)Déconstruction de la chanson (00:40:11)Nos avis (00:54:28)Conclusion (00:57:46)Bonus surprise (00:59:04) ----Crédits :Couverture épisode : EnardanMusiques : YohanMontage : EnardanBonus : Yohan et Enardan---Sources et liens externes :MobisodeClip (YouTube)Liste des performances live de Never Let Me Down AgainEric Prydz remixDigitalism RemixVidéos de Vaughn George (vidéo n°20 pour Music for the Masses)Reprises :Music MeJessica MazinSmashing pumpkinsSymphonic musicLuno unpluggedDead poseyHolophonicsSUPPour nous retrouver : Facebook, Instagram, X (ex-Twitter), Discord, TikTok, Reddit Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Many of you have asked me to release my mash ups and remixes from my podcasts as " singles ". I am starting a new series called VAULT.

Då valde The Wheel of Bowie ”Never Let Me Down” från 1987. Jag fick kalla in både Pontus Holmgren och David Birde för att gå till botten med detta ökända album som innehåller mr Jones sämsta låt (enligt honom själv) och som av många anses som hans absoluta bottennapp. Vi jämför med versionen som kom 2018 och fascineras och förfasas av alla meningslösa gitarrsolon, enerverande trumljud och Bowies minst sagt märkliga val av både kläder och samarbetspartners.  09:01 Day in day out 22:55 Time will crawl 33:55 Beat of your drum 43:05 Never let me down 50:33 Zeroes 59:40 Glass spider 1:06:32 Shining star (makin' my love) 1:13:47 New York's in love 1:17:17 '87 and cry 1:19:07 Too dizzy 1:30:33 Bang bang

We're flying high, watching the Pacific Division pass us by, never want to come down, never want to sign Ryan O'Reilley for 5 years $6.5M AAV  If you want to be a part of the draft live podcast (and support the program!) head over to patreon.com/IHateThisTeam

Artist Song Time Album Year 11. Tonight 1984 David Bowie Loving The Alien 7:03 Tonight 1984 David Bowie Don t Look Down 4:06 Tonight 1984 10. Never Let Me Down 1987 David Bowie New York's In Love 4:21 Never Let Me Down 1987 David Bowie Day-In Day-Out 5:22 Never Let Me Down 1987 9. Black […]

We cut right to the chase with side b, diving deep into one of the least popular sides of Bowie wax. SONGS IN THIS EPISODE: Glass Spider Shining Star (Makin' My Love) New York's in Love '87 and Cry Too Dizzy Bang Bang

Not every scuba diver decides to become also a deep-water diver and acquire technical diving skills. Today, we are going to talk to an Australian diver Helaina Wright; one of the few women holding a "Technical Diving Instructor" certification in Western Australia. We are meeting Helaina in Perth and talking about her journey in the depths of the ocean and underwater caves. Her passion for diving is highly contagious; after listening to this interview, you will definitely like to start with scuba diving too! [ Moderator: Marketa Melounova ]AirBuddy | Easy Tankless Diving AirBuddy is a compact dive gear that doesn't require any heavy air tanks. Dive anywhere and anytime!Legend Element | Live Your Adventure Australian adventure movement. Follow your passion and anything is possible! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Often placed at or near the bottom of Bowie album rankings, Jess & John explore side a of Bowie's final solo effort of the 80s. Is the hate deserved? Or is this underdog album under appreciated? NOTE: Apologies for the audio glitch that creeps in every once in a while! SONGS IN THIS EPISODE: Day-In Day-Out Time Will Crawl Beat of Your Drum Never Let Me Down Zeroes

Albert discusses The Last of Us. Enjoy!

On this episode, I'm having another spoiler filled recap of The Last of Us episode six titled, Kin. We get to see other people in our fungi apocalyptic landscape, cross a River of Death, see a whole new world in Jackson and lots of gorgeous Western imagery. There's even a new addition to the Miller family (thanks Tommy) and I give a little Donna PSA on...you'll have to listen to find out. Get ready to ride into this episode and meet some kinfolk. For this episode, the song is Never Let Me Down, covered by Jessica Mazin, who happens to be the showrunner's 18 year old daughter. It's not added to my podcast song playlist because it wasn't available for streaming at the time this episode dropped.

This week in the world we live in and life in general w/ host Jon Justice- Could we get the new single any day?- Last of Us Never Let Me Down Hype.- Listener feedbackSUPPORT MY NERD WORLD: PICK UP YOUR COPY OF THE EMBARK, THE SCIENCE FICTION SERIESAn exciting mix of Fast and Furious, Star Wars, Ready Player One and the sci-fi adventures of the 70's - 1990'sEMBARK: Book 1 and EMBARK: Treasure in Darkness (Book 2) EMBARK: The Vanishing War (Book 3) Gahan Corbijn and the Asteroid of Misfortune, The Rocket Queen (Book 5) Fear the Dangerous Night (Book 6) are available now in ebook, paperback, audiobook and free on Kindle Unlimited!EMBARK Battle Planet (Book 7) is now available!www.MyNerdWorld.net https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K7LLFZYEmail: TalkShowNerd@gmail.comTwitter @TheMyNerdWorld @JonJusticeInstagram TheJonJusticeFacebook Jon JusticeJoin the mailing list! TalkShowNerd@gmail.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3575832/advertisement

DWM presents The Hidden People, season 3, episode 18 "Never Let Me Down" Written and directed by Megan Burnside   What to do with a now helpless and caged enemy? The others can argue and debate all they want. Alfie is going to make this decision on his own.   The Hidden People will be taking a very short break over the holidays and will resume in January.   Join us on Patreon for our free biweekly DWM newsletter. Supporters also get over thirty hours of full-length bonus episodes and commentaries, plus sneak peeks, invites to (virtual) live episode premieres with cast and crew, and more. Join us at patreon.com/hiddenpeoplepodcast to support the show. Then take a moment to share your love for The Hidden People on whatever social media you prefer. If we can gain enough support, we can keep making more of the show.   Find episode transcripts at: https://hiddenpeoplepodcast.com/transcripts/   Producer: Clara James   Check out hiddenpeoplepodcast.com for more info on the show.   Connect with us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hiddenpeoplepodcast/ Twitter: @dwmpresents Instagram: dwmpresents and thehiddenpeoplepodcast   The Hidden People is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons, places, and/or events is purely coincidental.   Copyright 2022 Dayton Writers Movement ltd. All rights reserved.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.13.516330v1?rss=1 Authors: Schenzle, L., Egger, K., Fuchs, A., Pichler, H. Abstract: Cultivated meat may be a more ethical, environmentally friendly, antibiotic-free meat alternative of the future. As of now, one of the main limiting factors for bringing cultivated meat to the market is the high cost of the cell culture medium. Here, we optimize B8/B9 medium - one of the well-established serum free, fully defined medium compositions available for purchase or for preparation in-house. We show several combinations of the growth factors/myokines/hormones, which were able to substantially increase bovine satellite cells proliferation rate, as well as treatment schemes which allow to use five to ten times lower concentrations of signaling molecules for the same effect. Additionally, we present two food grade low-price medium stabilizers, one of which exhibits superior stabilization of the B8 medium as compared to recombinant human serum albumin, and allows for its substitution, dropping the price for stabilization to approx. under 0.2% of that used in B9 medium. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

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J. Ivy is an American performance poet, spoken-word artist, recording artist, songwriter and author. He is a three-time HBO Def Poet and is known for his performance on Kanye West's Grammy Award-winning debut album The College Dropout, which featured him on the song "Never Let Me Down" along with Jay-Z. He received an NAACP Image Award for his writing and on-camera narration of the BET documentary Muhammad Ali: The People's Champ. Recently, J. Ivy recorded and filmed a concert titled Catching Dreams: Live at Fort Knox Chicago, which was Nominated for the 2022 GRAMMY Awards in the Best Spoken Word Category alongside Levar Burton, Don Cheadle, Dave Chappelle, and Barack Obama. But before he was able to celebrate, J. Ivy took up the roles of Lead Writer, Voice Director, and Cast Member of Netflix's new film, jeen-yuhs A Kanye Trilogy, directed by Coodie & Chike. “Jeen-yuhs” shared a nomination for Outstanding Documentary Series in the 2022 Emmys with The Beatles' new documentary series, “Get Back”.   In this episode, J. Ivy and Jack discuss sharing an Emmy nomination with The Beatles, what it's like to work with Kanye West, finding inspiration in poetry and music, changing The Grammys, and picking a Beatle to collaborate with.   Check out J. Ivy's newest album on Spotify   Follow J . Ivy on Twitter: @J_Ivy Follow J . Ivy on Instagram: @J_Ivy   If you like this episode, be sure to subscribe to this podcast! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Or click here for more information: Linktr.ee/BeatlesEarth   ----- The Beatles were an English rock band, formed in Liverpool in 1960, that comprised John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. They are regarded as the most influential band of all time[1] and were integral to the development of 1960s counterculture and popular music's recognition as an art form.[2] Rooted in skiffle, beat and 1950s rock 'n' roll, their sound incorporated elements of classical music and traditional pop in innovative ways; the band later explored music styles ranging from ballads and Indian music to psychedelia and hard rock. As pioneers in recording, songwriting and artistic presentation, the Beatles revolutionised many aspects of the music industry and were often publicised as leaders of the era's youth and sociocultural movements. Led by primary songwriters Lennon and McCartney, the Beatles evolved from Lennon's previous group, the Quarrymen, and built their reputation playing clubs in Liverpool and Hamburg over three years from 1960, initially with Stuart Sutcliffe playing bass. The core trio of Lennon, McCartney and Harrison, together since 1958, went through a succession of drummers, including Pete Best, before asking Starr to join them in 1962. Manager Brian Epstein moulded them into a professional act, and producer George Martin guided and developed their recordings, greatly expanding their domestic success after signing to EMI Records and achieving their first hit, "Love Me Do", in late 1962. J. Ivy was born March 3, 1976 as James Ivy Richardson II in Chicago, Illinois to James Ivy Richardson Sr. and Pamela Richardson. His father was a Disc Jockey and On-Air Personality, who went by the name Jim Richards. Jim Richards' highlights included hosting the morning hour show on Chicago's popular radio station WVON,[2] and his mother was a registered nurse. J. Ivy grew up on Chicago's South side with his family until the age of 14 before moving to the South Suburbs of Chicago, where he attended Rich Central High School. Ivy discovered his poetry talent during his junior year when his English teacher asked him to perform a piece he had written for a routine homework assignment.[3] He performed in front of the student body and received a standing ovation. J. was heavily influenced by his mother, who supported his budding talent by encouraging him to continue writing and publish his burgeoning body of work. After his successful school performance, J took his poetry passion as a serious hobby and began regularly writing and performing well into his college years. J. Ivy attended Illinois State University, where he became known on campus as "The Poet" and delved deeper into the art form. After college, J. Ivy returned to Chicago and frequently performed on the local arts circuit. As his popularity grew, J. Ivy was featured several times on Chicago's WGCIradio station and later became the host of "Rituals," (from 1997 to 2000) the most popular poetry night in Chicago and perhaps the nation at that time. He was eventually asked to come on Russell Simmons' HBO Def Poetry Jam. He received a standing ovation for his performance of "I Need to Write"[4] and was invited back for two encore appearances in later seasons where he performed his signature poems "Dear Father" and "Never Let Me Down." Fellow Chicagoan Kanye West heard about J. Ivy from mutual friends while he was working on his debut album The College Dropout for Roc-A-Fella Records. He contacted Ivy and offered him the opportunity to be on the song, "Never Let Me Down" which also featured Jay-Z. The College Dropout album earned a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album. The night J. Ivy recorded his verse on "Never Let Me Down," he heard music from a singer named John Stephens. J. Ivy was so inspired by John's music that he began to call him John Legend. J. Ivy is also featured in the first episode of the Kanye three part documentary Jeen-yuhs. His distinct hip-hop poetic style caught the attention of many who were not accustomed to hearing poetry incorporated into music in this manner which led him to collaborating with many artists including John Legend, Estelle, Slum Village, Maurice Brown, Smoke DZA, and more. On October 26, 2010, J. Ivy released his second studio album "HERE I AM", which features guest artists Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets, Jessica Care Moore, Jesse Boykins III, Blitz the Ambassador, Chris Rob, Amanda Seales, Mikkey Halsted, and more. In 2014 J. Ivy released a mixtape titled, "Diggin' in the Papes Vol.1", which features a host of collaborative records Ivy has created with Hip-Hop artist and producers like Crooked I, The Cool Kids, Ski Beatz, Slum Village, Carl Thomas, Tall Black Guy, and more. In 2017 J. Ivy released his third studio album, "My Daddy's Records", an album created for his book "Dear Father: Breaking the Cycle of Pain." J. Ivy is currently the Chicago Chapter President of the Recording Academy and is the first Spoken-Word Artist to hold a Chapter President seat in the history of the Recording Academy. In 2012, J. Ivy followed up his album "HERE I AM" with the release of his book "HERE I AM: Then & Now," a compilation of the album's lyrics, stories regarding the inspiration for the album, and additional poetry. In January 2014 J. Ivy inked a book deal with Beyond Words Publishing, an imprint of Atria Books & Simon & Schuster, for the January 2015 release of his new book "Dear Father: Breaking the Cycle of Pain",[6] which is based on J. Ivy's poem "Dear Father" (as seen on HBO Def Poetry). In addition to his voice, Ivy has been a featured in numerous ads and served as a spokesperson for national corporate initiatives. He has been a model for both Mecca and LRG's national print-ads as well as a spokesperson for Ford Urban.com alongside Tarrey Torae, Rocsi from BET's 106 & Park and MTV's VJ Sway Calloway. J. Ivy was the sole voice and face in Verizon's History in the Making Campaign, which earned him a Gold Clio Award for the campaign's commercial, which was shown in movie theaters nationwide. This campaign was directed by Bob Giraldi, who directed Michael Jackson's "Beat It." J. Ivy's musical endorsements have also included extensive work with Allstate Insurance's Beyond February initiative. J. Ivy's voice has also been heard on 2013 Benjamin Moore & Co. Paint Commercial, 2013–15 Nissan Commercials, HBO Boxing, Monday Night Football, CBS Sports, MTV's Who's Got Game, and in the 2009 and 2011 NFL seasons, he was featured on the introduction for the entire season of NBC's Sunday Night Football alongside Faith Hill. J. Ivy supports programs that bring arts into the school system. He is a regular performer in Chicago Public Schools. J. Ivy was a guest speaker/performer at Deepak Chopra's 2012 Annual Sages & Scientists Symposium and was the official MC for the 2013 & 2014 edition.[7] Additionally, J. Ivy has conducted poetry workshops and given performances for Reading Is Fundamental, The Kanye West Foundation, and Steve Harvey's Mentoring Camp For Young Men, where he presented his Dear Father Initiative, which teaches the power of forgiveness and promotes social emotional healing through the exercise of writing and journaling. J. Ivy has appeared on many programs and series, including: ER, The Martha Stewart Show, ABC's BCS Selection Show, ABC's All-America Team Show, ABC's FedEx Orange Bowl Championship Game, ABC's Monday Night Football, ABC's NBA Finals, Russell Simmons' Def Poetry Jam on HBO, HBO's Bob Costas Now, HBO Boxing, MTV's Who's Got Game, MTV's 2004 New Year's Eve Bash (2004), MTV's Black History Month Special (2004), MTV's My Block, VH-1's Best Year Ever (2005), B.E.T.'s Lyric Café, BET's Black Carpet Series, B.E.T.'s Harlem Nights, the independent film, Backstabbers (1999), ESPN's 2015 Scripps National Spelling Bee, and B.E.T.'s "Ali: The People's Champ, which won a NAACP Image Award. In 2018 Ivy's national T.V. commercial for AARP premiered on Super Bowl Sunday during the episode of NBC's This Is Us and has run through 2019. In January of 2019 J. Ivy wrote for, starred in, and narrated B.E.T.'s documentary "Martin: The Legacy of a King." He was also featured in Episode 1 of AMC's [1] "Hip-Hop: The Songs that Shook America." After dating for six years, J. Ivy married singer-songwriter Tarrey Torae, on September 4, 2005, in Chicago, Illinois.  

The The ”Sweet Bird Of Truth” The The ”Armageddon Days (are here again)” Beth Hart ”Whole Lotta Love” Beth Hart ”No Quarter / Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” (Medley) John Smith ”One Day at a Time” John Smith ”Star-Crossed Lovers” (feat. Lisa Hannigan) The Wave Pictures ”This Heart Of Mine” The Wave Pictures ”I’d Rather Be Doing Anything” The Wave Pictures “Never Let Me Down” The Wave Pictures “Blink The Sun” Ian Noe ”Pine Grove (Madhouse)” Red Hot Chili Peppers “One Way Traffic” Escuchar audio

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Award Winning Actor, Writer and Poet J. Ivy joins us on Wellness At Work to discuss his journey through the entertainment and music industry. In our conversation, he discusses the ups and downs of creativity and the steps to turn your passion into a profession. In case you may not know any of his work right off, he was featured in the song "Never Let Me Down" with Kayne West and Jay-Z. Take a listen with me as he recounts his accomplishments with us. Do you want to stay up to date with every new episode and get my brand new Self-Care Toolkit? Go to www.HelloHelanah.com to get instant access. *** Or text me (267) 281-3890 to get your burning questions answered and an insider sneak peek of exciting updates. I do my best to answer as many as I can each day, so shoot me a message today.

John Smith EP "The Fray Variations": ”One Day at a Time” ”The Fray” ”To The Shore” ”Star-Crossed Lovers” (feat. Lisa Hannigan) ”Sanctuary” ”Dartmouth Ferry” The Wave Pictures “When The Purple Emperor Spreads His Wings”: EP “Autumn”: ”This Heart Of Mine” ”Douglas” ”Jennifer” EP “Winter”: ”I’d Rather Be Doing Anything” ”Don’t Forget Me” ”Winter Baby” ”Flight From Destruction” EP “Spring”: “Never Let Me Down” Escuchar audio

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Empezó a tocar el ukelele y un bajo de una sola cuerda fabricado con una caja de té, lo que le sirvió para tocar en algunas bandas de skiffle, un estilo de música americano de principios del siglo XX. A través de su hermanastro, Terry Burns, empezó a escuchar discos de jazz. Y aquí llega uno de los momentos que a pesar de que pudiese ser una pequeña desgracia, se convirtió en una de las características que más le diferenciaban: sus ojos. Al contrario de lo que mayoritariamente se cree, no tenía los ojos de distinto color, como veremos a continuación: Corría el año 1962, en el colegio tuvo una pelea por una chica con su amigo George Underwood, que le propinó un puñetazo en su ojo izquierdo con un anillo que llevaba puesto. Por ello tuvo que ser operado, quedándole la pupila dilatada constantemente, lo que le hizo tener una percepción de la profundidad anómala. Por lo tanto, al contrario de lo que se cree, Bowie no tenía los ojos de distinto color, sino una de las pupilas dilatadas. A pesar de ello, no sólo siguieron siendo amigos David y George, sino que éste último colaboró en algunas de las portadas de los primeros discos de Bowie. Otro de los amigos de la época escolar de Bowie fue nada menos que el guitarrista Peter Frampton, cuyo padre era el director de la misma. Frampton formó su primer grupo con Bowie a los 10 años de edad. Posteriormente, se hizo muy famoso en 1976 con el doble directo ‘Frampton Comes Alive!’, que tantas alegrías le dio en su día, convirtiéndose en ídolo de jovencitas, un público al que dirigió descaradamente su siguiente disco ‘I’m In You’. A pesar de tener una carrera repleta de discos, cayó en el olvido en los 80, como otros muchos. Su amigo de infancia, Bowie, le rescató para su disco ‘Never Let Me Down’, uno de los más flojos de la carrera de Bowie y la gira ‘Glass Spider’. A raíz de ahí, Frampton pudo retomar su carrera hasta nuestros días. Por esa época nacería su primer hijo (Duncan Jones, llamado originalmente Zowie), con la que fuese entonces su mujer, Angie. Esta modelo, actriz y periodista ayudó en toda la caracterización que sufrió Bowie a partir del siguiente disco, como Ziggy Stardust. Se divorciarían en 1980, sólo 10 años después de la boda. Duncan es hoy director de cine, con alguna película con repercusión, alejado del mundo de la música, excepto como heredero de una gran fortuna. En este disco, el propio Bowie le dedicó una canción ‘Kooks’. No es la canción que vamos a escuchar ahora, sino otro de sus temas más conocidos: ‘Life On Mars?’, que se extrajo de este LP como single. La historia de esta canción está relacionada con un proyecto que Bowie realizó para Frank Sinatra, y que al final fue descartado. Bowie había sido escogido como la persona que reescribiese el famoso tema de Claude François ‘Comme d’habitude’. La letra de Bowie fue al final rechazada, siendo reescrita nuevamente por Paul Anka, conviritiéndola con la voz de Sinatra, en la famosa ‘My Way’, que hasta fue versionada por Sin Vicious, de los Sex Pistols. ‘Life On Mars?’ fue la pataleta de Bowie por el desaire hecha canción. Esta canción se convirtió y sigue siendo a día de hoy, uno de los temas más famosos de Bowie. El que había sido productor en algunos de los primeros discos de Bowie, Tony Visconti le abandonó en este disco porque tenía otros encargos. Nada menos que con el contrincante acérrimo de Bowie en la etapa glam, que fue el desaparecido Marc Bolan de los T. Rex. Visconti produciría algunos de los mejores discos de T. Rex, durante la época dorada de su carrera: ‘Electric Warrior’, que en breve dedicaremos un programa, ‘’The Slider’ y ‘Tanx’. Visconti estuvo produciendo el segundo disco de Bowie, ‘Space Oddity’, aunque curiosamente produjo todo el disco excepto justamente uno de los temas más conocido de Bowie y que le daba nombre al disco ‘Space Oddity’. Más curioso fue que en una reedición reciente de dicho disco fuese remezclada por el propio Visconti. A pesar de todo, volvería como productor en discos posteriores de Bowie como: Low, Héroes, Lodger, Scary Monsters, The Next Day o el póstumo ‘Blackstar’.

#184-182Intro/Outro: Every Time I Hear That Song by Brandi Carlile184. The College Dropout by Kanye West (Jesus Walks & The New Workout Plan & All Falls Down & Never Let Me Down & Family Business)183. The Velvet Underground & Nico by The Velvet Underground (I'm Waiting For the Man & Sunday Morning & There She Goes Again & Heroin)182. Loverboy by Brett Dennen (Sydney (I'll Come Running) & Comeback Kid (That's My Dog) & Must Be Losing My Mind & Dancing at a Funeral & Queen of the Westside)The College Dropout album artThe Velvet Underground & Nico album artLoverboy album artVote on Today's Album ArtHave you voted on Week 4 Round 1 winners yet? If so, no further action needed. If not:Week 4 Round 1 Winners (episodes 316-320)Vote on Week 4 Round 2 Album Art

Welcome to The 80's Montage! (music, mateys and cool shit from the 80s) Your Hosts Jay Jovi & Sammy HardOn, singers from Australia's 80's tribute band Rewind 80's. We take you back to living in the 80's: music, artists, TV commercials and video clips. Episode The Mullet Strikes Back. It's a ripper! Please rate, review and enjoy! Music licensed by APRA/AMCOS Theme music ©2019 M. Skerman see Facebook for links to videos & songs mentioned in this episode! Email: planet80sproductions@gmail.com Rewind 80's Band : www.rewind80sband.com Facebook : the80smontagepodcast twitter: 80_montage instagram : the80smontage Links from Episode The Mullet Strikes Back.Patreon Link With Thanks x https://www.patreon.com/the80smontagepodcast Official music video for 'Electric Blue' taken from WHITE HEAT: 30 HITS out now! (c) Diva Records Pty Ltdhttps://youtu.be/IUFOVu1CurM#KIMWILDEKim Wilde - View From A Bridge (Official Music Video)Official Music Video from Kim Wilde for View From A Bridge (1982).https://youtu.be/APbaO8_b4Sw(C) Cherry Red RecordsThe Complete Discography playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Zu... "Snapshots" available on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/sna...Subscribe to Kim's YouTube channel:http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...http://www.kimwilde.com/https://twitter.com/kimwildehttps://facebook.com/officialkimwildeUNCANNY X-MEN - 50 Years #BrianMannix https://youtu.be/lm5tsUjYVjkKids in the Kitchen - SOMETHING THAT YOU SAID ( Audio Enhanced )https://youtu.be/ttB2uj5-hCQ1985 Album: Shinehttp://www.absolutely80s.com.auhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_in...Bang Bang is a song written by Iggy Pop and Ivan Kral and performed by David Bowie. It is from the album Never Let Me Down in 1987.https://youtu.be/IrrJbf4hRFMONE DICK WONDER - The VenetiansThe Venetians - So Much For Lovehttps://youtu.be/aBjT2SAMW6QPatrick Swayze - Raising Heaven (In Hell Tonight)https://youtu.be/8IoeAJFIRzEMichael Bolton - How Am I Supposed To Live Without Youhttps://youtu.be/YFood_bTOX4Amazing Grace Meryl Streephttps://youtu.be/J3M4aPpUr_8Big Trouble In Little China (1986)- Main Theme Songhttps://youtu.be/b2ycXY_4XRMNight Rocker Video - David Hasselhoff - The Hoff aka #KnightRider Re-masteredhttps://youtu.be/I3rQyrhED_YNight Rocker Video - #DavidHasselhoff - The #Hoff Re-mastered By popular demand, "Night Rocker" is now re-mastered by the original Producer Joel Diamond and record label, Silver Blue Records. There were many naysayers when Joel Diamond first signed David to his label, but Joel always believed in David's vocal talent and ability, and it paid off big time! - "Night Rocker" and David's entire debut album went to #1 in Germany, Austria, & Switzerland and literally ignited David's enormous German career and henceforth filling stadiums around the world.   Arranged by Marcus Barone and written by Peter Myers. For use of this master recording, entire album, or any additional information, contact:  Silver Blue Productions, Ltd. @ 818 980 9588 or JDiamond20@aol.comAvailable to Download on iTunes or Apple Music for just $0.99          re-mastered-2017-single/id1217533143Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupThe Swing · INXShttps://youtu.be/ZzCotz0UwLsThe Swing℗ 1984 Petrol Records Pty Ltd, under exclusive license to Universal Music Enterprises, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.Released on: 2011-04-11Producer, Studio  Personnel, Mixer: Nick LaunayComposer  Lyricist: Gary BeersComposer  Lyricist: Jon FarrissComposer  Lyricist: Tim FarrissComposer  Lyricist: Andrew FarrisComposer  Lyricist: Michael HutchenceComposer  Lyricist: Kirk PengillyThanks for listening! www.the80smontage.com

It's time to start planning the hit on the Sabbat holdout. The Coterie calls a meeting of Chicago's Anarch movement and makes a deal they can't refuse, eagrly helping to take care of the incursion of everyone's least favorite vampire sect. However, there's a very big, very scary roadblock in the way of them openly joining the Anarchs they have to contend with: Stank-Eye. CONTENT WARNING: We are playing Vampire: The Masquerade. VtM only half-romanticizes vampires, and a large portion of the game is about exploring just how much of a monster you're willing to become. Since this game deals with heavier issues than most games we tend to play on this podcast, I am issuing content warning for the following subjects: Blood, violence, body horror, abuse of all forms, issues of consent, torture If you feel uncomfortable to listening to any of these subjects, please tread lightly, and we won't blame you for skipping this campaign if you do. Music Credits: Intro: Main Menu - Rik Schaffer Last Light: Santa Monica Theme - Rik Schaffer Team Meeting: Mission Impossible - Rik Schaffer The Nightclub: The Asylum ~ {Chiasm - Isolated} - Rik Schaffer Bad Business: What Comes Next (feat. Brunon Lubas) - James Salvatore The Scourge's Lair: Dangerous Places - Rik Schaffer End of Session: Vesuvius - Rik Schaffer Outro: The Prince's Dream - Rik Schaffer Support the show on Patreon! For as little as a dollar you get access to all sorts of cool bonus content, and for $5 you get access to episodes a week early. https://www.patreon.com/BoogiemanBuddiesCast

While attending University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Royce Massengill traded a sensible degree in business administration for one closer to his literal and figurative dreams. Armed with a degree in Mass Communications he's built up a media business that produces film, music videos and other productions. Definitely check out his current project, the Royce's Rant podcast. Oh, and you can get flash back look at his wordsmanship while with the Hip Hop Project during his college years. Royce now resides in his hometown, Tullahoma, Tennessee. Favorite movies: Jurassic Park franchise  His favorite words come from spoken word that completed Kanye's Never Let Me Down. "We're all here for a particular reason on a particular path, you don't need a curriculum to know you are part of the math." Follow us on Instagram @365brothers and Facebook at 365BrothersThePodcast.  Interested in being a guest? Visit 365brothers.com. Check out Alitu for more ease editing, polishing and publishing your podcast. About this podcast: In each episode, a Brother reflects on his life; explores the experience of being a Black man in America; shares his interactions with law enforcement; and answers the signature question "If America was a woman, what would you say to her? You won't find a collection of conversations with Black men like this anywhere else. Hear their wisdom. Be inspired. Host, Rahbin Shyne, is an author, educator, creative and avid half-marathon walker. Special thanks to Sonji Walker, Shedrick Sanders, Abigail Gonzalez, Don Davis and William Hamilton for their generous support.

La music story du jour c'est celle de Gorgon City… Comme la fin d'une histoire et le début d'une autre… En sortant son nouvel album « Olympia », le duo anglais Gorgon City fait coup double : il synthétise ses morceaux récemment sortis et qui l'ont davantage fait connaitre, et de l'autre, il nous invite à découvrir plus en profondeur son univers. Lui, l'auteur notamment de « Never Let Me Down »  

Based in New York City, Mario J. McNulty is a Grammy Award-winning music producer, mixer and engineer who's worked with David Bowie, Prince, Nine Inch Nails, Laurie Anderson, Harry Nilsson, Julian Lennon, Justin Tranter, Raveonettes and many other well-known artists.At the 50th Grammy Awards ceremony, Mario J. McNulty won a Grammy in the Best Contemporary World Music category for Angelique Kidjo's Djin Djin. Other Grammy nominated albums include Homeland by Laurie Anderson and The Next Day by David Bowie.Source: http://jdmanagement.com/mariojmcnulty/Parlophone Records are proud to announce David Bowie Loving The Alien (1983 – 1988), the fourth in a series of box sets spanning his career from 1969.Among the studio and live albums from the period, the set will also contain an exclusive new production of the 1987 album Never Let Me Down, by Bowie producer/engineer Mario McNulty with new instrumentation by Bowie collaborators Reeves Gabrels, David Torn, Sterling Campbell and Tim Lefebvre. Never Let Me Down (2018) also boasts a string quartet with arrangements by Nico Muhly and a guest cameo by Laurie Anderson on Shining Star (Makin' My Love).Source: https://www.davidbowie.com/blog/2018/7/18/david-bowie-loving-the-alien-1983-1988-due-octoberThis episode is from an archive from the KPFK program Rock Profiles adapted for podcast. Host Maggie LePique, a radio veteran since the 1980's at NPR in Kansas City Mo. She began her radio career in Los Angeles in the early 1990's and has worked for Pacifica station KPFK Radio in Los Angeles since 1994.  Support the show

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Bowie kæmper stadig med at finde sig selv efter kæmpesuccesen med Let's Dance. Han skyder i mange retninger uden at ramme noget. David Bowie er en af den moderne kulturs største ikoner. Han var aktiv kunstner gennem fem årtier. Og med sine i alt 28 albums har han indtil sin død i 2016 udgivet nogle af musikhistoriens største albums. For i det meste af sin karriere har den engelske musiker været forud for sin tid og altid inspireret utallige musikere, kunstnere og fans. I Fra Start Til Slut gennemgår vært og David Bowie-fan Jesper Borup alle Bowies albums. Her albummet "Never Let Me Down". Vært og tilrettelægger: Jesper Borup. Lydproduktion: Steen Svendsen. Musikken i afsnittet: David Bowie: Day-In Day-Out David Bowie: Time Will Crawl David Bowie: 87 and Cry David Bowie: Zeroes David Bowie: Shining Star David Bowie: Glass Spider David Bowie: Underground David Bowie: Future Legend David Bowie: As the World Falls Down David Bowie & Pat Metheny: This Is Not America David Bowie: When the Wind Blows David Bowie: Absolute Beginners David Bowie & Mick Jagger: Dancing in the Street David Bowie: Too Dizzy Sabrina: Boys - Summertime Love Samantha Fox: Touch Me Bob Seeger: Shakedown Starship: Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now Madonna: Who's That Girl Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes: I've Had the Time of My Life Los Lobos: La Bamba Rick Astley: Never Gonna Give You Up U2: Where the Streets Have No Name Crowded House: Don't Dream It's Over Bruce Hornsby and the Range: The Way It Is Whitesnake: Here I Go Again Genesis: Land of Confusion Iggy Pop: Real Wild Child Iggy Pop: Tonight

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The 1980s were Bowie's lost decade. True? No, says Nick Pegg. Join me and the much-loved author of The Complete David Bowie for a reappraisal of Bowie's musical adventures around and beneath the official albums released between 1980 and 1990. We're looking at Baal, Queen, Pat Metheny, Cat People, Live Aid, Band Aid, Labyrinth, Absolute Beginners and of course, as is always the case with Mr Pegg, a whole load of assorted trivia, facts, opinions and theories. Whatever you think of Bowie's notoriously divisive EMI albums, one thing's clear - there's much more to Bowie in the 80s than Never Let Me Down and Tonight.  Recorded via Zoom in November 2020, with some occasional input from my dog Otto in the background.  If you enjoy this podcast, please do follow us, review and share the episode and let me know what you think!  Nick's book, in case you haven't yet read it, is something of a Holy Grail of Bowie info and detail - available here:  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-David-Bowie-Revised-Updated/dp/1785653652/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2VA9CC0ZX6SVO&dchild=1&keywords=nicholas+pegg+the+complete+david+bowie&qid=1615294898&sprefix=Nicholas+Pegg%2Caps%2C228&sr=8-1 Furthermore, edited out due to space, but we briefly talked about Nick's fleeting cameo in the recent, brilliant TV series "It's A Sin". If you've missed THAT and can access UK TV, then really, what are you waiting for, go and watch it and then come back. It is a superb, heartrending and life-affirming piece of drama (and Pegg-watchers, look out for the Dalek). https://www.channel4.com/programmes/its-a-sin OK, thanks for reading, thanks for listening, thanks for supporting us - let's dive in! 

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includes Strangelove, Something To Do, Things You Said, Pleasure Little Treasure, A Question of Time, People Are People, Never Let Me Down, Just Can’t Get Enough, and Master and Servant, (studio cuts - Everything Counts, Personal Jesus, Walking In My Shoes)

Jazzvaneio 04, Especial Divas em quatro atosAto Primeiro: Billie Holiday “Lady day”Primeiro de quatro homenagens que humildemente rendemos às quatro grandes “Divas Clássicas” do Jazz, Soul e da música popular americana. Alçamos as cortinas e com esmero apontamos os holofotes à “Lady Day”, protagonista e heroína deste episódio número 01. Sua trágica vida interrompida ainda aos 44 anos de idade, é o palco e a seiva de uma produção artística ímpar e, para muitos, revolucionária. Seu álbum “Songs For Distingué Lovers”, um dos seus últimos registros em vida, é testemunha de uma fragilizada e inspiradora Billie Holiday ainda comovente por sua inabalável capacidade expressiva. Voltemos assim a 1957...imaginemos!Album: Billie Holiday “Songs For Distingué Lovers” 1957 - Vervehttps://billieholiday.com/Ato gravado no dia 20 de Outubro de 2020Outras Referências Artísticas e “culturais” (por ordem de menção): Clarence Holiday (Músico), Louis Armstrong (Músico), Bess Smith (Músico), U2 (Banda de Rock), Angel of Harlem (Música do U2 do álbum Rattle and Hum), Billie Dove (Atriz), Benny Goodman (Músico), Brusnwick Records (Gravadora Musical), Teddy Wilson (Músico), Swing (estilo jazzístico mais simples e da caráter dançante), What a Little Moonlight Can Do (Música de Harry M. Woods interpretada por Billie Holiday em 1935), Miss Brown to You (Música de Richard A. Whiting e Ralph Rainger interpretada por Billie Holiday em 1935), Count Basie (Músico), Lester Young (Músico), Chick Webb (Músico), Ella Fitzgerald (Músico), Carnegie Hall (Casa de Espetáculos em NY), Savoy Ballroom (Sala de Música e Dança de NY), Artie Shaw (Músico), The Green Book (Filme dirigido por Peter Farrelly e estrelado pelos atores Vigo Mortensen e Mahershala Ali), Senhor dos Anéis (Filme dirigido por Peter Jackson e estrelado também por Vigo Mortensen), New York Café Society (Clube de Jazz em NY), Strange Fruit (Música de Abel Meeropol interpretada por Billie Holiday em 1939), God Bless the Child (Música de Billie Holiday and Arthur Herzog Jr de 1939), Lewis Allan (Pseudônimo usado pelo poeta Abel Meeropol), Lady Sings The Blues (Biografia da Billie Holiday de 1956), Lady in Satin (Álbum da Billie Holiday), Lady Sings The Blues (Filme dirigido por Sidney J. Furie e estrelado pela Atriz Diana Ross em 1972), Van Halen (Banda de Rock), Queen (Banda de Rock), Universal Studios (Estúdio e arquivo musical de Los Angeles), Like Someone in Love (Álbum da Ella Fitzgerald), Norman Granz (Produtor Musical), Harry Edison (Músico), Ben Webster (Músico), Ira Gershwin (Letrista), George Gershwin (Músico), Cole Porter (Músico), Jonny Mercer (Músico), Harold Arlen (Músico), Richard Rodgers (Músico), Columbia Records (Gravadora Musical), EP (Extended Play – mini álbum), LP (Long Play – álbum), Verve (Gravadora Musical), Walking Bass (estilo de “levada” baixo muito utilizada no âmbito jazzístico), David Bowie (Músico), Day-In Day-Out (Música de Johnny Mercer e Rube Bloom também regravada por David Bowie em seu álbum Never Let Me Down de 1987), George Benson (Músico) e Stan Getz (Músico).Contato: info@jazzvaneio.com

Chris Mowry came back to chat about his new project "Party Invite". Hear Chris chat about the new gamer podcast involving twitch, video, forum and many other media avenues. Using these methods to bring Kansas City gamers together. If you play video games. You should check this out! Chris supplied some really cool music from three local artist in this show. And of course we are sponsored by "The Majestic Restaurant", "Jaykco Guitar Straps" and "Found Sound KC". Please check out our "Patreon" page as well. We can always use a little extra dough. Thanks again for the support. Stay safe. #morelovelesshugs https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCad-tVtHYhZQS4fTLt01T6g?fbclid=IwAR01mOK9ICTKdrlydOem8Sjvtg26oj7aAXxa9J-H5QjLAIZYWJ8xk7JLPoM https://www.instagram.com/partyinviteshow/?fbclid=IwAR1lnhYi8T1wbFATn4r4dV8rWnuNUDa6_wpPdGfGoq-pzXQTPYLI5byhhoU https://www.facebook.com/partygameshow https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fliamkazar.bandcamp.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3gyHckvH4ZLIDUxwGwVolISm5knfJM1hCvPdOWKKwikZxz_J9SGLoYzkI&h=AT3vyh8HhWAYGX5l7MfLNn_7DULg51w6GHZwjTBA2kDxwEozQvuh9vI3OG4tZkhCww5YMo1BxPun7WWZdyDT-aC7Wu6UaFr0yQYOVDoM9-hG353MddHDHwROJrQkNCAw1_JagURFj91qWcmEJ24 https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffritzhutchisonmusic.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1VGZIerzJSZVd-S8sPdfDUjSmmvsq2py5knoSSRuD0F-TDYEzJBdLqKQI&h=AT3vyh8HhWAYGX5l7MfLNn_7DULg51w6GHZwjTBA2kDxwEozQvuh9vI3OG4tZkhCww5YMo1BxPun7WWZdyDT-aC7Wu6UaFr0yQYOVDoM9-hG353MddHDHwROJrQkNCAw1_JagURFj91qWcmEJ24 https://dylanguthrieandthegoodtimeguys.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR1TES2FrotqGtF3GckaQ-O5zD1zIrc08uURFkm4i5X9tNPJMalP9EGBAG0 http://majestickc.com/ http://www.jaykco.com/ https://www.facebook.com/foundsound.kc/ https://www.patreon.com/wndp  

Der Singer /Songwriter Clide aus Berlin versuchte sein Glück im britischen Fernsehen. Da suchte man für die Realityshow “Love Island” eine Musik. Clide hat einen Song hingeschickt: “Es war so, dass wir einen Song geschrieben hatten, der rauskommen sollte, wir uns aber noch nicht ganz sicher waren, wann, der ziemlich gut in diese Serie reingepasst hätte. Und dann hat sich die Gelegenheit ergeben, dass wir Kontakt zu dieser Serie hatten und haben uns gesagt - Go for it. Denn wenn der Song da gespielt wird, sehen das Tausende Leute. Am Ende ist der Song nicht in der Serie erschienen, aber am Ende haben ihn trotzdem viele Leute gehört, denn er ist bei Berlin Tag und Nacht gespielt worden. Er ist also doch im Fernsehen gewesen.” Wie Clides neue Single entstanden ist und welche Rolle eine Fahrt im Fernbus dabei gespielt hat, das erzählt der Musiker in der aktuellen Folge von “Axel trifft”.

Many Times I Feel Like Giving Up But I Just Run To You, I Run To You O When My Soul Is In Despair I Turn To Prayer And You Will Never Let Me Down I Put My Trust In You Jesus, You Are Faithful And True When The Clouds Of Darkness Rain On My Mind I Run To You, I I Run To You But When You Light Pierces The Darkness Of The Night I Receive My Sight You Alone Are The Strength Of My Life I’m Gonna Worship You, Worship You! You Took My Feet Out Of The Miry Clay At Your Feet I Lay © 2020 Shiloh Worship Music COPY FREELY;This Music is copyrighted to prevent misuse, however, permission is granted for non-commercial copying-Radio play permitted www.shilohworshipmusic.com

The first seven tracks of The College Dropout build and build and build, starting from an oppressed position on "We Don't Care" before breaking through the stratosphere on "Never Let Me Down." On this episode, Chris and Travis dissect every important component of this epic-and-inspiring Kanye track, from its critical place in the album narrative to the importance Jay Z's serves to both the black and hip hop community to how J. Ivy channels the energy and spirit of God to better himself. If you'd like to hear our entire season that covers "The College Dropout" right now, then all you have to do is join Watching the Throne's Patreon page. Plus, when you become a WTT Patron, you'll gain access to every song analysis and bonus episode we've ever done—including the new episodes we're recording for the rest of Kanye's discography. Those episodes will be released twice a week on Patreon, but won't become part of the public feed until months after. Note: This episode was recorded in 2019.

We play games of love to avoid the depressionWe been here beforeAnd I won't be your victim

2020 #LeadingMen SeriesJ. Ivy is an Award Winning Performance Poet, Recording Artist, Song Writer, Author and Actor. Over the years his work has earned him a Peabody, Clio, Telly, and NAACP Image Award and he is widely known for being the “Poet” featured on Kanye West’s Grammy Winning Album, “The College Dropout,” on the classic song “Never Let Me Down,” along with Hip-Hop icon Jay-Z. Early in his career Ivy was featured on three seasons of HBO’s Russell Simmons presents Def Poetry. From there his work has been featured everywhere from commercials to classrooms. From hosting and performing at conferences for Deepak Chopra to penning and performing a poem for the NBA Hall of Fame Legend Michael Jordan, J. Ivy has used his unique style of poetry to navigate the art form to arenas of all facets. He has poetically narrated, acted, and starred in two B.E.T. documentaries, “Muhammad Ali: The People’s Champ” and “Martin: The Legacy of a King,” which paid homage to two of the world’s most iconic voices. He has done voice-over work for dozens of commercials, starred as the spokesperson in AARP’s national ad, and can be heard on Coca-Cola’s new History Shakers commercial. The author of three books, his latest being “Dear Father: Breaking the Cycle of Pain,” has inspired many to pick up the pen and write their own Dear Father Letter in hopes to promote the Power of Forgiveness.

NEW FOR SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 Digging for music in all the right places . . . Fool's Motherload- The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 394 1. World Destruction - Time Zone 2. Hate For Sale - The Pretenders 3. Never Let Me Down (live) - Depeche Mode 4. Waiting In The Wings - Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin 5. Compulsion - Martin Gore 6. This Is The Day - The The 7. Munich (live unplugged) - Corinne Bailey Rae 8. Surfer Girl - Dave Alvin 9. This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) (live) - David Byrne 10. Birthday Carol - Todd Rundgren 11. Allison Road (unplugged) - Gin Blossoms 12. Trippin' Billies (live unplugged) - Dave Matthews Band 13. Possession (unplugged) - Sarah McLachlan 14. Right As Rain - Adele 15. Walls Come Tumbling Down - Paul Weller 16. A Way - The Bolshoi 17. Monster Monkeys - The Boomtown Rats 18. The Passenger - Siouxsie And The Banshees 19. Lack Of Water - The Why Store 20. Song Within a Song (live) - Camel 21. Firth Of Fifth (live) - Genesis 22. Chunga's Revenge - Robby Krieger The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. A nugget of a good time. Accept No Substitute. Click to join the conversation on the Facebook page.

I Was Born to Be Different - - in this episode of the podcast, we compare 2004 Kanye to 2020 Kanye. Other topics include the importance of representation in media for black youth, getting Tory Lanez deported, trapping Telfar bags, Beyonce's "Black Is King", Master P saving Snoop Dogg's life, Wale's legacy, women we wish we never met, fatherly advice from men who don't have kids and much more...PROTECT YA NECK - -Email: RunningTrizz@gmail.comInstagram: @RunningTrizzSupport the show (https://cash.app/$RunningTrizz)

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Party Favorz is back with Meltdown 2020 containing the hottest dance club songs of the summer. If you've been searching for the one true party mix to light your fire — then you've arrived at your destination. The resurrection of a goddess — Tina Turner After having massive success with the resurrection of the buried gem "Higher Love" by Whitney Houston — Kygo is back again and sweetened the pot. He's reinvigorated the Tina Turner mid-80's monster classic "What's Love Got To Do With It" and turned it into a reggaeton summer monster. It's not clear if Tina (at 80 years old) was involved in this project but it seems likely. There are some runs in this version that were not part of the original release unless they were part of the original acapella in the masters vault. It doesn't really matter because he dusts this track off and gives it a modern-day spin that would put it in contention for song of the summer. [youtube v="TNYGLMQxZ64"] The newest and hottest dance club songs Surf Mesa and Emilee have heated up the Electronic Dance Charts with Ily (I Love You Baby), which is a rework of the original Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons hit, which was turned into a #1 disco hit by Boys Town Gang, a #1 Dance Club song by Pet Shop Boys and a soothing hip hop twist by Lauryn Hill among many others. Here, Topic turns their laid-back version into a dance-floor ready house number. Other personal treats here for your summer listenting pleasure are Sammy Porter's "Evissa, You & Me," HOSH, 1979 and Jalja's "Midnight (The Hanging Tree)," Vize and Tom Gregory's "Never Let Me Down," Purple Disco with Sophie and the Giants "Hypnotized," Alesso and Liam Payne's "Midnight," and the return of Toni Braxton with the help of Dave Audé on her funky "Dance." [youtube v="VbQqV8_Ykow"] As predicted, Gorgon City and Soffi Tukker's "House Arrest" is topping just about every DJ list out there, while Gorgon City isn't letting up and just dropped "Nobody" with the indie group Drama. This is going to be another massive song but more so for the dub version included here, which takes the original and gives it that deep house mystique GC is known for. Wait until you hear the Sam Girling Tech House mix, which is slated for the next Peak Hour set and takes the song to a whole new level. [youtube v="tK_HwUAVZrY"] Perhaps the one that's really got me sucked in is Kenzie and Sia's "Exhale." The Hook n Sling remix on this is pure perfection and will certainly raise the temperature on any dance floor already boiling over. As of this writing — there's only a radio version but no extended nor remixes of this fantastic song but it's HOT and gonna be BIG! [youtube v="2xFE-aAlqXI"] Bootlegs and mashups that keep it interesting As part of our continuing expansion to diversify and keep these sets firmly grounded in the party realm — There are a number of bootlegs, mashups and classic reworks contained in Meltdown. Weiss and Harry Romero take on Alan Parson's Project with "Where Do We Go" using the catchy refrain from their "Games People Play," Block & Crown take on Madonna with a sizzling house floor rework of "Like a Prayer" with their "Pray For More" update, Robin Schulz updates the massive Bob Marley classic "Sun Is Shining" for a summertime blockbuster, Kideko and Armand Van Helen take Gwen Guthrie's disco classic "Keep the Fire Burning," speed up the vocals to give us a modern-era twist with "The Fire," and perhaps the most puzzling of all...Nora En Pure and Lika More update the Phil Collins monster classic "In The Air Tonight." The attempt here was something Zhu would've have done with the song but at a slower tempo to retain the darker elements of the original. I understand the reasoning for bumping up the BPM by Croatia Squad and it took me awhile to fully appreciate it but the song itself is so pertinent to what's going on on the streets of America that this version is a welcome addition to this set.

Party Favorz is back with Meltdown 2020 containing the hottest dance club songs of the summer. If you've been searching for the one true party mix to light your fire — then you've arrived at your destination. The resurrection of a goddess — Tina Turner After having massive success with the resurrection of the buried gem "Higher Love" by Whitney Houston — Kygo is back again and sweetened the pot. He's reinvigorated the Tina Turner mid-80's monster classic "What's Love Got To Do With It" and turned it into a reggaeton summer monster. It's not clear if Tina (at 80 years old) was involved in this project but it seems likely. There are some runs in this version that were not part of the original release unless they were part of the original acapella in the masters vault. It doesn't really matter because he dusts this track off and gives it a modern-day spin that would put it in contention for song of the summer. [youtube v="TNYGLMQxZ64"] The newest and hottest dance club songs Surf Mesa and Emilee have heated up the Electronic Dance Charts with Ily (I Love You Baby), which is a rework of the original Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons hit, which was turned into a #1 disco hit by Boys Town Gang, a #1 Dance Club song by Pet Shop Boys and a soothing hip hop twist by Lauryn Hill among many others. Here, Topic turns their laid-back version into a dance-floor ready house number. Other personal treats here for your summer listenting pleasure are Sammy Porter's "Evissa, You & Me," HOSH, 1979 and Jalja's "Midnight (The Hanging Tree)," Vize and Tom Gregory's "Never Let Me Down," Purple Disco with Sophie and the Giants "Hypnotized," Alesso and Liam Payne's "Midnight," and the return of Toni Braxton with the help of Dave Audé on her funky "Dance." [youtube v="VbQqV8_Ykow"] As predicted, Gorgon City and Soffi Tukker's "House Arrest" is topping just about every DJ list out there, while Gorgon City isn't letting up and just dropped "Nobody" with the indie group Drama. This is going to be another massive song but more so for the dub version included here, which takes the original and gives it that deep house mystique GC is known for. Wait until you hear the Sam Girling Tech House mix, which is slated for the next Peak Hour set and takes the song to a whole new level. [youtube v="tK_HwUAVZrY"] Perhaps the one that's really got me sucked in is Kenzie and Sia's "Exhale." The Hook n Sling remix on this is pure perfection and will certainly raise the temperature on any dance floor already boiling over. As of this writing — there's only a radio version but no extended nor remixes of this fantastic song but it's HOT and gonna be BIG! [youtube v="2xFE-aAlqXI"] Bootlegs and mashups that keep it interesting As part of our continuing expansion to diversify and keep these sets firmly grounded in the party realm — There are a number of bootlegs, mashups and classic reworks contained in Meltdown. Weiss and Harry Romero take on Alan Parson's Project with "Where Do We Go" using the catchy refrain from their "Games People Play," Block & Crown take on Madonna with a sizzling house floor rework of "Like a Prayer" with their "Pray For More" update, Robin Schulz updates the massive Bob Marley classic "Sun Is Shining" for a summertime blockbuster, Kideko and Armand Van Helen take Gwen Guthrie's disco classic "Keep the Fire Burning," speed up the vocals to give us a modern-era twist with "The Fire," and perhaps the most puzzling of all...Nora En Pure and Lika More update the Phil Collins monster classic "In The Air Tonight." The attempt here was something Zhu would've have done with the song but at a slower tempo to retain the darker elements of the original. I understand the reasoning for bumping up the BPM by Croatia Squad and it took me awhile to fully appreciate it but the song itself is so pertinent to what's going on on the streets of America that this version is a welcome addition to this set.

Приветствую, друзья!! Рад представить вашему вниманию новинку. Как я обещал, прошлый рем был не последним на легендарных электронных исполнителей). Ремикс получился не диджейский, а скорее коллекционный, вообщем без особых наворотов, но со своей изюминкой.)) Ну и по традиции немного о технической кухне, в работе были задействованы программные vst-синтезаторы: Sylenth1 от голландской компании Lennar Digital, RayBlaster от немецкой компании Tone2. Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения!) Буду рад вашим отзывам).

Das Berliner Produzenten-Duo VIZE stürmt gerade zusammen mit Tom Gregory und „Never Let Me Down“ die Charts. Jetzt haben Johannes und Vitali einen neuen Track am Start – mit Dieter Bohlen. Wie es zu dieser ungewöhnlichen Kollaboration gekommen ist und mit welchem Mega-Star sich VIZE noch einen gemeinsamen Track wünschen, hat Johannes 104.6 RTL Moderator Chris Hartmann im Interview verraten.

On this Monday BONUS Episode Pat and the Listeners play some of their favorite David Bowie songs!

The world is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper! DJ Meredith motivates you with the latest Electronica from artists like George Acosta, Askery, Tom Gregory and so many more! Tracks like ‘Bass Be Louder’ by Abel Ramos & Albert Neve will help you smash your fitness goals! “Arriving at one goal is the starting point to another.” – John Dewey “Motivation is the art of getting people to do what you want them to do because they want to do it.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower “Press forward. Do not stop, do not linger in your journey, but strive for the mark set before you.” – George Whitefield “The ultimate aim of the ego is not to see something, but to be something.” – Muhammad Iqbal 00:00 - Mic Break 01:44 - Do You Want It Right Now - eSQUIRE & Degrees Of Motion 05:00 - Never Let Me Down - Vize, Tom Gregory 07:31 - All On Me (Extended Mix) - Armin Van Buuren & Brennan Heart ft. Andreas Moe 10:58 - Mic Break 11:04 - We Got This (Original Mix) - George Acosta 17:41 - Rising Sun (Original Mix) - Adam Cooper 22:26 - Control Myself (Original Mix) - Gazzo & Dani Deahl ft. Crywolf 27:40 - Mic Break 27:48 - Let The Bass Be Louder (Extended Mix) - Abel Ramos & Albert Neve 33:22 - Bombay Found Me (Show Stoppers Cracker) - GLOWINTHEDARK & Askery vs. Blasterjaxx ft. Courtney Jenae 39:18 - Mic Break 39:27 - Back & Forth (Extended Mix) - Going Deeper & Doreus 43:09 - Ciao - Russian Village Boys 45:28 - Elation - Axis 48:59 - After It All - Yellow Claw 51:42 - Mic Break 51:58 - Wait For You - Danimal, RobinZ 54:35 - Talking About - Pimpo Gama 59:42 - Drive (GODAMN Remix) - Breathe Carolina 63:41 - Mic Break 64:58 - Morocco - Alina Baraz ft. 6LACK 67:26 - Finish

The world is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper! DJ Meredith motivates you with the latest Electronica from artists like George Acosta, Askery, Tom Gregory and so many more! Tracks like ‘Bass Be Louder’ by Abel Ramos & Albert Neve will help you smash your fitness goals! “Arriving at one goal is the starting point to another.” – John Dewey “Motivation is the art of getting people to do what you want them to do because they want to do it.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower “Press forward. Do not stop, do not linger in your journey, but strive for the mark set before you.” – George Whitefield “The ultimate aim of the ego is not to see something, but to be something.” – Muhammad Iqbal 00:00 - Mic Break 01:44 - Do You Want It Right Now - eSQUIRE & Degrees Of Motion 05:00 - Never Let Me Down - Vize, Tom Gregory 07:31 - All On Me (Extended Mix) - Armin Van Buuren & Brennan Heart ft. Andreas Moe 10:58 - Mic Break 11:04 - We Got This (Original Mix) - George Acosta 17:41 - Rising Sun (Original Mix) - Adam Cooper 22:26 - Control Myself (Original Mix) - Gazzo & Dani Deahl ft. Crywolf 27:40 - Mic Break 27:48 - Let The Bass Be Louder (Extended Mix) - Abel Ramos & Albert Neve 33:22 - Bombay Found Me (Show Stoppers Cracker) - GLOWINTHEDARK & Askery vs. Blasterjaxx ft. Courtney Jenae 39:18 - Mic Break 39:27 - Back & Forth (Extended Mix) - Going Deeper & Doreus 43:09 - Ciao - Russian Village Boys 45:28 - Elation - Axis 48:59 - After It All - Yellow Claw 51:42 - Mic Break 51:58 - Wait For You - Danimal, RobinZ 54:35 - Talking About - Pimpo Gama 59:42 - Drive (GODAMN Remix) - Breathe Carolina 63:41 - Mic Break 64:58 - Morocco - Alina Baraz ft. 6LACK 67:26 - Finish

Happy Throwback Thursday and thanks for tuning into another episode of the podcast!This week’s silent giant is poet J. Ivy the silent giant behind Kanye West’s song ‘Never Let Me Down’ off The College Dropout album. J stops by the show to talk about growing up in Chicago, how he got into poetry, his big break on HBOs ‘Def Poetry’ jam and how he landed on Kanye’s ‘The College Dropout’ album and a whole lot more. Amazing stories in the episode for sure! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What up doe! Welcome back to Baltimore County Forever Podcast. This is episode 106 and we got my man Norm on today. We jump right into it with a new segment called “Regular Norm Rants.” Norm vents to gets some things off his chest- specifically Dave East going commercial. Then we get into this week’s playlist and start off with the Ruff Ryders, Swizz Beatz, X & Drag-on. How important was Swizz Beatz to crafting their sound? Would Ruff Ryders have been as dominant as they were if Dame Grease did the majority of their beats instead of Swizz? We then change gears to Black Rob, and Norm and I talk about “Whoa” and its producer, Buckwild. Norm talks about his favorite track produced by Buckwild. Next we jump into the Missy Elliott and Ms. Jade track, “Funky Fresh.” Why aren’t these two mentioned when people discuss top female rappers? Tune into the DJ Khaled discussion, where we talk about “Wild Thoughts” actually being a Wu Tang sample, not a Carlos Santana sample. Finally we talk about “Never Let Me Down” by Jay and Ye made the list this week and I talk about the first time I heard it and that version only having 1 Jay verse. Follow Me on Instagram: @BaltimoreCountyForeverPodcast @Stace_The_Muse @Norm_Regular @rbspodcast   GO BUY MY ALBUM https://music.apple.com/us/album/baltimore-county-forever-present-in-search-of-lover-s/1451209699   Norm Regular - Class of 99 https://soundcloud.com/normreg/sets/class-of-99-official-mixtape   Raw Brown Sugar Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/raw-brown-sugar-podcast/id1436134562   The Laptop Chronicles - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-laptop-chronicles/id1448768494   “It’s Pridestined The Podcast” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/itspridestined-the-podcast/id1358078197

On our first Saturday back from out mid season break, we covered the new Joker movie and Kanye West's "Never Let Me Down". We also broke down each others personality in this week's main topic. "A Real Podcast For Real People"

The Black Equalist (TBE) is another compilation of speeches and essays created by human (Afro) rights activist, DM Lawrence. TBE is a mixtape/audiobook/podcast about social, economic, and political issues in America and internationally. The purpose of this project is to introduce DM Lawrence's Pan-African philosophy of Black Equalism, which focuses on the fact that despite our social, economic, and political status - all people are equal. Moreover, "Black", "white", and race are not real but social constructions created to compel people to dislike "Black/black" (non-white) people. All in all, DM Lawrence attacks the dividers of people and social constructs and systems/practices (colorism, racism, sexism, xenophobia, poverty, sexuality, religion, ethnicity, gender, political affiliation, region/geography), that are created to hold people back and maintain the status quo.

In this episode we learn that David loved the 90s almost as much as he loved Iman. In this episode of Space Poddity - Pod Like a Hole Phase 2, the audio chrononauts travel to 1993 and dissect an artifact very much of it's time: Black Tie White Noise. Marvel at the plastic production. Be amazed at the on the nose commentary. Envy the giant shoulder pads. And be thankful it's not as bad as Never Let Me Down but not by much. 2.5 hours of Eric, Marc, and Steve trying to mine for gold in David's New Jack City. Video, Viideos, Videeos!Black Tie White Noise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuhA6EPpBVoJump They Say https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPZWgCLMsW8The Tonight show (Smitten Duke) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76X3aihikTkYou've Been Around https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-MzTl_kjAU Night Flights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL03lUj89oYArsenio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-I4mOFM5yY

If you've ever wondered how it would be possible to have three guys talk for nearly 3 hours about David Bowie's self-admittedly worst album, then wonder no more. Our trusty Diamond Dice sends us to David Bowie's 17th studio album, Never Let Me Down, where we traverse through what's considered David Bowie's career nadir.  Eric, Marc, and Steve go track by track and compare it to the re-worked 2018 versions available on Loving the Alien (1983-1988) to see if this album got a bad rap, and we're not just talking about Mickey Rourke's appearance on the record.Links:Day In Day Out (Official Music Video) - https://youtu.be/eK4MyREDv1MTime Will Crawl (Official Music Video) - https://youtu.be/YHU28e8hZkANever Let Me Down (Official Music Video) - https://youtu.be/pCjeX08WdYQGlass Spider (Live) - https://youtu.be/q9aKZzbShT8That's Motivation (From Absolute Beginners) - https://youtu.be/hVYHI1T0PGoWhen the Wind Blows (Trailer) - https://youtu.be/4h1lRqUBuSIIggy Pop - Bang Bang - https://youtu.be/HcUa65cgX9cDavid Bowie - Bang Bang (Live) - https://youtu.be/IrrJbf4hRFMDavid Bowie - Never Let Me Down (2018 Full Album) - https://youtu.be/Zjs-ktomv4EToo Dizzy (Deleted) - https://youtu.be/KkGLwQ76E5oFollow us at:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/podlikeahole/Twitter - https://twitter.com/podlikeaholeInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/pod_like_a_hole_podcast/

J. Reid Prime of Prime Society returns to the show to talk The College Dropout, Kanye West's debut album. The conversations range from Jay-Z's iconic performance on Never Let Me Down, the legendary skits, the unlikely and improbable winner of the album, and an Aretha Franklin rant (?) before diving into an important question: do any of them still believe in Kanye?

If you've ever felt ironically let down by Never Let Me Down, or have felt the very fire extinguished from your chest by Hearts of Fire, or have wondered just how low David Bowie could sink, reputationally but more importantly point-wise in the year 1987, and whether Dylan could actually be worse in that year (good thing he didn't put out an album, or it might have been close), or what a glass spider might look like, or how long Dylan's earrings extend down his shoulders, but also have longed to know what various members of Charlie and Jake's nuclear and extended family sound like in small snippets talking about music that no one should be subjected to whilst various babies and other small children prattle on in the Christmas-inspired backdrop of suburban Minnesota, then BOY DO WE HAVE A TREAT FOR YOU. It's part 1 of the self-described-in-a-later-episode "Diamond Jubilee", that's really just Fool's Gold or Tarnished Tin, in this very special episode of Bowie vs. Dylan.

How Are You Keith goes to the cinema Guy Finds Trousers Ryan watches some more Star trek *Weird News Bus Shelter Phallus art Abandoned Tigers Oscar Predictions We pick who we think will win Best Film, Director, Actor, Actress, supporting Actor, Supporting Actress and Animated Feature at this year's Oscars. Bowie in the 80s We revisit David Bowie's 80s pop era trifecta of albums in Lets Dance, Tonight & Never Let Me Down and see if they were unfairly criticised on release? Who Am I Guy gives us some more questions, to win a coveted prize Buy our merch at: https://rdbl.co/2Eos24i Donate at https://www.ko-fi.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Brummie on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Goings On on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyGoingsOn Follow Geeky Brummie on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie Like Geeky Brummie on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie

And we're Back! Talking about the craziness of "Love After Lockup", How a robbery happened at the Grammys, but not in the category you think, and the rest of the Grammys wrap up; Reflecting on the project that turned Drake into a star, "So Far Gone" 10 Years Later...also reflecting on the 15th Year anniversary of "The College Dropout", also BET??? WTF; In Sports, talking about Matt Kuchar being cheap as hell, also the Mavs pulling off the KP trade, and how entertaining is the East Playoffs going to be! Listen and Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud, and Google Play, follow the show on Twitter: @FreeYourMindPod, and call/text the show at 262-806-FREE (3733) Hot Tub Playlist: - "Uptown" by Drake feat. Bun B and Lil Wayne - "A Night Off" by Drake and Lloyd - "Bria's Interlude" by Drake and Omarion - "Lust for Life" by Drake - "Congratulations" by Drake - "Never Let Me Down" by Kanye West, Jay-Z, J. Ivy - "We Don't Care" by Kanye West - "Last Call" by Kanye West - "All Falls Down" by Kanye West

This week, Matt is joined by Rob to talk about the ability to speak other languages (0:00), season 2 of Ozark (13:00), the Yankees getting eliminated from MLB playoffs (38:40), and the Packers disappointing start to the NFL season (1:06:08). Then, Dom joins the show to talk the rest of Week 6 of NFL (1:29:15), the way the rules work now (1:46:05), play "Guess 5 Lines" (1:56:45), and give their locks of the week (2:07:55). Then, they close out with NBA over/unders for 2018 (2:26:40), and a bit of college football talk (3:02:35) Rate, review, and subscribe! Leave us voicemails or text us questions: (209)-874-6251. This is a WTP Sports production. Check out www.wtpsports.com. Follow on Facebook, on Twitter, on Instagram, or email us. And don't forget to check out our website: www.middleurinal.com Check out our closeout playlist on Spotify! Sponsors: BarkBox - Get 1 month free (do it for your dog, she earned it). Bombas - Get 15% off your first order, and each pair you buy gets a matching pair donated. Warby Parker - Get a free trial! A pair of glasses bought is a pair of glasses donated. Loot Crate - Get 10% off any new subscription with code bridge10. GameFly - Get a 30-day free trial.

I det første af helt sikkert mange programmer om David Bowie, programværterne Henrik Quietsch og Klaus Lynggaards uden sammenligning største fælles musikalske helt, kigges der nærmere på hans allermest udskældte årti, de på mange måder pragtfulde, på andre ret trælse 1980ere. For Bowie ikke et kunstnerisk peak overhovedet, men han stod helt sikkert fadder til fin musik nok til et par gode timer i selskab med The Dame!Grunden er det nyudgivne bokssæt Loving the Alien [1983-1988], som samler de blot tre albums, det blev til i årtiet , sparket i gang af det dengang mildt kontroversielle Let's Dance!Suppleret med to dobbelte live-skiver, én fra The Serious Moonlight Tour (1983) og én fra The Glass Spider Tour (1987), en dobbelt-skive med enkeltstående singler, filmmusik og andre fritsvævende tracks samt en nyproduceret udgave af Never Let Me Down-albummet med nyindspillet backing, der sparker mere røv end originalen. Rockhistorier supplerer med lidt fra såvel 1982 som 1989, så er det ligesom ude af verden.Playliste:1. David Bowie / Giorgio Moroder: Cat People (12”-version, 1982)2. The Drowned Girl (fra teaterstykket Baal, 1982)3. Let’s Dance (1983)4. Ricochet (1983)5. Dancing with the Big Boys (1984)6. Loving the Alien (Re-mixed 7”-version, 1985)7. David Bowie / The Pat Metheny Group: This Is Not America (fra filmen The Falcon & the Snowman, 1986)8. Absolute Beginners (fra filmen af samme navn, 1986)9. Underground (fra filmen Labyrinth, 1986)10. When the Wind Blows (fra filmen af samme navn, 1986)11. Time Will Crawl (MM Remix, 2008) (oprindeligt 1987)12. Day-In Day Out (Vokal 1987; nyt backing-track 2018)13. Bang Bang (Vokal 1987; nyt backing-track 2018)14. Never Let Me Down (“Live” fra Glass Spider-turneen, 1987)15. Tin Machine: I Can’t Read (1989)

Depeche Modes classic track "Never Let Me Down Again" mixed/mashed with "Tribal Revolution" from Luciano Pardini by Jess Van Ness. Extended Club Mix 2018

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. This is a collection of highlights from shows nineteen to twenty four, featuring Paul Kirkley on The Kids From Fame Again, Garreth F. Hirons on Sweet 75, Darrell Maclaine on The Brennan JB7, James Gent on When The Wind Blows by David Bowie, Ros Ballinger on Microsoft Explorapedia, and Jonny Morris on Jesta Giggle by The Barron Knights. Along the way we'll be finding out why The Barron Knights should have covered T.V.O.D., where the whistling from Never Let Me Down was 'borrowed' from, and which former member of Nirvana really loves accordions. Plus there’s also something you may not have heard before – Tim on Betamax Video Club talking about Absolute Beginners, and an extra downhill slaloming surprise at the end... Don't forget that you can find the full versions of all these editions - and details of how to buy my new book Can't Help Thinking About Me - at http://timworthington.org

They Never Let Me Down - Friendship - Episode 14 by Whitney West

NEW: Support us via Patreon at www.patreon.com/madeyouthink/ to get bonus material, exclusive hangouts, episode discussions, and more! This is a special one! In this episode of Made You Think, Neil and I discuss a music album, The College Dropout by Kanye West. The flow of the album is based on Kanye's decision to drop off out of college. It starts with graduation, it discuss problems in university, growing poor in Chicago, rap bragging and more. Man, I promise, she's so self-conscious She has no idea what she doin' in college That major that she majored in don't make no money But she won't drop out, her parents'll look at her funny We cover a wide range of topics, including: Antifragile marketing, or the art of turning negative things in sellable points To play in a rigged game Kanye’s self made singer and producer story Consumerism as the new black drug Why people still believe in higher education Why all breweries have at least one IPA And much more. Please enjoy, and be sure to listen to The College Dropout by Kanye West! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out our episode on In Praise of Idleness, an essay that talk about the importance to balance work and life and not falling into consumerism, as well as our episode on Antifragile by Nassim Taleb, a concept well known by Kanye and famous people that act weird. Be sure to join our mailing list to find out about what books are coming up, giveaways we're running, special events, and more. Links from the Episode Mentioned in the show Ye by Kanye West [1:42] Life of Pablo by Kanye West [1:59] Yeezus by Kanye West [2:13] Kanye West - Lift Yourself [2:20] The Blueprint by Jay-Z [5:14] Kanye West - Big Brother [5:36] 50 Cents - 21 Questions [19:17] Genius Lyrics [21:43] Booz Allen [25:44] Conor McGregor throwing a dolly to a bus [33:41] The Gap [41:05] GLC [41:59] Consequence [42:45] Cheesecake Factory [1:11:16] Nat Chat [1:11:28] It's Not Liberal Arts And Literature Majors Who Are Most Underemployed [1:13:09] Monopoly: A Manifesto and Fact Post - article about rent seeking in medicine and education [1:15:05] University of Phoenix [1:17:04] CNBC [1:21:57] Juul e-Sig company [1:28:20] Going Clear documentary [1:31:14] Chaka Khan - Through the fire [1:32:20] Who wants to be millionaire [1:32:48] MTV [1:33:02] Get Rich or Die Tryin by 50 Cents [1:33:22] 8 Mile [1:34:04] Roc-A-Fella Records [1:36:56] Capitol Records [1:37:40] Damn by Kendrick Lamar [1:39:21] Books mentioned Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand [0:14] Antifragile by Nassim Taleb [1:34] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) Skin in the Game by Nassim Taleb [3:24] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) The Jungle by Upton Sinclair [3:47] (Nat’s notes) The 50th Law by Robert Greene [33:03] (Nat’s notes) Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault [36:41] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) The Elephant in the Brain by Kevin Simler and Robin Hanson [40:02] In Praise of Idleness [1:08:43] (Nat’s notes) (book episode) People mentioned Kanye West Jordan B. Peterson [0:47] (on Twitter) (12 Rules episode) Nassim Nicholas Taleb [1:34] (Antifragile episode) (Skin in the Game episode) Metro Boomin [6:29] Ludacris [7:48] Twista [10:06] Eminem [10:06] The Beatles [12:22] Bernie Mac [13:04] John Legend [21:04] Naval Ravikant [30:41] Jamie Foxx [22:13] Jamie Foxx on the Tim Ferris Show [22:13] Pusha T [30:21] Drake [30:21] Conor McGregor Throws Dolly at UFC 223 Fighter Bus video - YouTube [33:41] Floyd Mayweather [33:41] Myke Tyson [34:42] Muhammad Ali [34:54] LeBron James [35:04] J Cole [38:56] Kendrick Lamar [38:56] William Shakespeare [44:22] J Ivy [51:06] Talib Kweli [52:17] Common [52:17] Aisha Taylor [1:04:17] Earth Wind & Fire [1:04:48] Keith Sweat [1:04:48] Maze [1:04:48] Teddy Pendergrass [1:04:48] Luther Vandross [1:04:48] Mark Zuckerberg [1:17:32] Mos Def [1:23:33] Freeway [1:23:33] The Boys Choir of Harlem [1:23:33] Donald Trump [1:29:15] Colin Kaepernick [1:29:15] The Rock [1:30:54] Pepper the Poochon [1:42:00] Show Topics 0:00 – Kanye's been a lot in the news lately because he is an interesting character, a provocateur. Kanye knows how to get media attention for his last albums by acting weird and insane in a very antifragile manner. Even Nassim Taleb mentioned him! Kanye grew up in Chicago and probably experienced some stories about being poor. Connections between the album and books and concepts from books discussed. 5:04 – He was a producer and produced some famous hip hop albums. Change in how producers are considered today, compared to when Kanye produced Jay Z's Blueprint. Producer as a brand. Kanye is a "full-stack" artist, he produces and signs his own songs. 10:24 – While this album was in progress he had a car accident that injured his jaw. Appreciating rap from an outsider perspective. Interwoven comedy element in the album. Why he included a song about Christianity. Kanye's soul signature. 13:41 – 1. "Intro (Skit)". Impersonating a professor asking Kanye for a graduation speech/song for kids graduating. Sets the tone for the rest of the album. 14:33 – 2. "We Don't Care" – Kanye responding to the request. Growing up poor in the slums of Chicago. Drug dealers as ideal of prestige and claiming other people's kids on income tax. Success is living beyond 25. Sense of being a self-made singer. Fuck you for the game being rigged, but also fuck you for not playing it. 20:53 – 3. "Graduation Day". His professor is really mad and tells him he is not graduating. Kanye invited unknown artists (at the moment) to sign together some songs. 22:36 – 4. "All Falls Down" (featuring Syleena Johnson). People in college who is not upper-middle class and is unsure what they are doing. The illusion of college as a ticket to upper-middle class. Parental pressure to go to college. "It's nice to have white parents" argument. 27:41 – Consumerism. Buying stuff to come up with insecurity. Kanye and Antifragile. There's nothing bad he can do to sell less albums. Starting beefs as strategies to up rappers popularity. Black people feeling continually under surveillance by internalizing the view of society. Reference to slaves' promised land. 38:00 – Kanye's uniqueness to escape the braggadocious rap era. Saying the things everybody is thinking, but sounds impolite if said by other than comedians or rappers. 40:16 – 5. "I'll Fly Away". Gospel cover. 40:50 – 6. "Spaceship" (featuring GLC and Consequence). Experiences working, from a black person perspective. Being the token blackie of a Gap store.  Working for the mob. Chicago state of mind. Dead end feelings. 43:11 – 7. "Jesus Walks". This song was, at the time, was out of place because it talked about God. Layers of meanings. Doing the bad thing, being conscious about that, but willing to be OK with God. The need for an ideal of better life, more positive and constructive than a drug dealer. Challenging the radio stations to broadcast music outside the mainstream topics, 48:38 – #8 "Never Let Me Down" (featuring Jay-Z and J. Ivy). Poor Jay-Z verse. Civil right activists in Kanye's family. Comparing the great injustices our grandparents had to deal with, with our current inability to vote. Racism still being alive, despite all the progress made. 52:17 – #9 "Get Em High" (featuring Talib Kweli and Common). Upbeat and funny song. Building self confidence and middle fingers up. Becoming famous and hitting up girls. First solo appearances, opening Talib Kweli's shows. Name-dropping. Featuring guests as guest posting. Dancing for cash, or publishing under independent labels as a way to being antifragile from industry cycles. 59:07 – 10. "Workout Plan (Skit)". Intro skit. Girls talking about losing weight workouts. 59:18 – 11. "The New Workout Plan". 1:02:32 – 12. "Slow Jamz" (with Twista and Jamie Foxx). Bluesy soul song "for the ladies". Tribute to big soul R&B musicians. 1:05:15 – 13. "Breathe in Breathe Out" (featuring Ludacris; co-produced by Brian "All Day" Miller). Probably a filler song, or a song that ties the artistic sides of the album. The need to do gangsta rap to widen the audience and give the album a push. Parallel with breweries, that need to have at least one IPA in their portfolio. Dichotomy of doing mainstream stuff to support the artistic stuff. 1:09:04 – 14. "School Spirit (Skit 1)". How school screws you and wastes your time. Getting class after class, but not knowing anything and don't make any money. 1:11:07 – 15. "School Spirit". School hierarchy is not synced to the real world. 1:11:32 – 16. "School Spirit (Skit 1)". Funny skit. Dying broke but covered by degrees. School getting more and more expensive, and more and more useless.Sentiment that everyone should be given an opportunity to move up vs effective paths to get people out of poverty. Option to move back home and not taking loans. 1:15:05 – Why people still believe in higher education and why it is a bubble like the housing one. Schools getting paid regardless of the graduates being employment situation. The problem of online certifications. Alternative signalling mechanisms. How to demonstrate competence in any field. Entrepreneurship and Marketing can't be learnt on books. 1:23:21 – 18. "Two Words" (featuring Mos Def, Freeway and The Boys Choir of Harlem). The game is rigged. Reference to the '70-'80 crack addiction in poor communities. Different treatment for drugs used by different ethnics. Why marijuana is being legalized (as more and more is used by white or rich people). Why Hemp was ostracized by the Paper industry. 1:31:58 – 19. "Through the Wire". A song recorded while still recovering from a car accident where he could have died. Despite all the horrible things happening, he will not stop doing music. Turning a negative into a positive. 50 Cents playing up the story of being shot 9 times. Tragedy helps the triumph make possible, or at least, making a strong selling point. Eminem's case. 1:35:00 – 20. "Family Business". Coming up with a new rap style. Family gatherings. 1:36:22 – 21. "Last Call" (co-produced by Evidence; additional production by Porse). A summary of Kanye's story. Record labels would not give Kanye a chance because he was not dressing as a typical gangsta rapper. Kanye being so sure to sign with Capitol Records and being dropped at the last minute. The need of one big shitty thing before everything else goes well. 1:40:07 – Announcement. Patreon is a site where you can support your favorite show (like MYT) for small amounts in return of goodies you wouldn't get otherwise. Support us via Patreon at www.patreon.com/madeyouthink/ and be the first to interact with us in unique ways. You can always support our supporters, Perfect Keto, Cup & Leaf, Kettle & Fire, Scentbird via our Support page. Reach to us via the newsletter, we had pretty interesting conversations with listeners. 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May the 4th be with everyone who listens to this podcast. This may be Dapper J and Bobby G's most pact show yet. Dap starts off by recapping his weekend which includes his Broccoli City Fest experience, Raptors vs Wizards Game 6 and Avengers Infinity Wars. After that, the duo discuss the rest of the NBA playoffs and the NFL Draft. Then they dive into Kanye Omari West. Hear both viewpoints on the biggest topic in pop culture right now. To end the show with the music. They breakdown SR3MM, Bobby Feeno aka Arian Foster, Post Malone, Stimulator Jones and the new Kanye West singles. With all of that being said, sit back, play us in the background and vibe out to your favorite duo as they try to educate. Feel free to subscribe to all the available platforms and tell your friends to do the same / leave a review. You may get a shout out.This podcast is dedicated to D. Cherie Dapper J playlist on TIDAL: https://tidal.com/playlist/844aaf82-0b3a-4c89-afe0-d075cfecbe8e; https://tidal.com/playlist/d3691fd4-b446-4d78-afe6-561d896b7fc2shopformajor.com for 1000 Jumpers merchRecorded on May 4, 2018Order of conversationSmoove Shit by King Combs featuring CYNshaq, CYNtrey & CYNneek (@KingCombs ) | https://soundcloud.com/kingcombs/smoove-shit1000 Jumpers theme performed by KP Marino (@kpmarinoo)AvengersBroccoli City Raptors vs Wizards Game 6NFL DraftNBA PlayoffsKanye West New Music Rae SremmurdBobby Feeno Stimulator JonesPost MaloneOutro: Give My All by by Stimulator Jones (@Stimulatorjones) | https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/exotic-worlds-and-masterful-treasures/1331268198ALL COPYRIGHTS ARE TO THE OWNER OF THE MUSIC!Social Media / podcast linksTwitter: @1000_jumpers, @DapperJ & @BobbyGeorge413Instagram: @theonlydapperj & @bobbygeorge413iTunes: bit.ly/DBG1KGoogle Play: bit.ly/1000JGPiHeartRadio: bit.ly/1JiHeartRadioStitcher: bit.ly/1JStitcherSpotify: bit.ly/1JSpotifySoundcloud: bit.ly/1kjumpersss See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mullets! Marimbas! Multimedia arachnid mayhem! Yes it's the spidery folly of 1987's 'Never Let Me Down', with Nicholas Pegg returning to stoutly defend his choice of album to a sceptical public, in this highly entertaining ramble. The 1987 album 'Never Let Me Down' was a mishmash of styles, songs and haircuts as Bowie attempted to jumpstart his flagging career, with this confused follow up to 1984's 'Tonight'. Reflecting the uncertainty of Bowie's mindset at the time - casting around for a new direction and harking back to the theatricality of 'Diamond Dogs' a decade earlier, while trying to forge a contemporary sound. In this very entertaining conversation, The Complete David Bowie author Nicholas Pegg joins me again to chew over the album which he maintains, is not quite the car crash I always considered it to be... Plus, we hear Bowie's Iggy and Springsteen imitations and Nick explains why the Glass Spider is really a magical moment in Bowie's oeuvre...

Thanks for tuning into another episode of the podcast!This week’s silent giant is poet J. Ivy the silent giant behind Kanye West’s song ‘Never Let Me Down’ off The College Dropout album. J stops by the show to talk about growing up in Chicago, how he got into poetry, his big break on HBOs ‘Def Poetry’ jam and how he landed on Kanye’s ‘The College Dropout’ album and a whole lot more. Amazing stories in the episode for sure!SUBSCRIBE!Follow us on INSTAGRAM!Follow COREY and listen to his music on SPOTIFY or APPLEThis episode has been mixed by MARK BYRD of MBM Studios See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan and Shawn rewind to the end of the War of Wrath to begin "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age." Sauron refuses to beg the Valar’s pardon for his misdeeds, and remains in Middle-earth to follow in Morgoth’s footsteps as the new Dark Lord. Men prove easy to sway with pleasure and a little treasure, but it’s the Elves that Sauron wants now, courting them with secret knowledge. He soon finds ready pupils in Celebrimbor and the Noldorin smiths of Eregion, who use their new knowledge to make the Rings of Power; but Sauron is really behind the wheel, and in secret he makes another ring to have and to hold in domination over the others: One Ring to… well, you know the rest.

The Underdog Bloodbath has arrived at the Challenge and the rookies are shook. John and Sheldon break down how they would have handled the two elimination challenges and talk about TJ Lavin, math prodigy. Follow us on Twitter: @jchidleyhill @ShelAlexander

Chris & Rob are joined by comedian/writer Noah Gardenswartz to talk about the classic Never Let Me Down off College Dropout. Other topics include Desiigners latest exploits, Love Yourself, and the latest episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ladies and gentlemen, a public service announcement; David Bowie has an important issue he would like to discuss with you that those fat cats in Thatcher’s cabinet don’t want to talk about. Please listen. You can help. Elsewhere, Adam and […]

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[audio https://archive.org/download/ThinWhiteDudesTalkingBowieEpisode12/thin%20white%20dudes%20talking%20bowie%20episode%2012.mp3 ] In episode 12 we discuss the bland Tonight and the even blander Never Let Me Down. Andrew and William compare their 2013 top ten film lists, Carlo relates a positively Simpsonsesque tale of pedantry, we listen to the angelic tones of Michael McDonald, and Andrew details his playlist to accompany your next suicide.