Podcasts about Pacific Coliseum

In hour three, Mike & Jason discuss the latest 'Nucks news with Canucks Talk host & The Athletic Vancouver's Thomas Drance (1:29), they chat the new PWHL Vancouver team which is set to play at the Pacific Coliseum next season, as PNE President & CEO Shelley Frost (25:51) joins the show, plus the boys do some What We Learnds (40:00).  This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Alle Links in den Shownotes. >> Black Country, New Road – Forever Howlong (Ninja Tune) Wir müssen reden. Und das 30 Minuten lang. Vom jazzy Post-Punk zum folkigen Art-Rock-Hybriden.Wie ist das eigentlich für eine Band, wenn man sich innerhalb von sieben Jahren viermal neu aufstellen muss – und jedes Mal den Sound anpasst? Vom Suchen und Finden. Und einer kleinen Enttäuschung. >> The Completers – The Completers (Yeah You!) Brasilianischer Post-Punk. Frei von Licht, mit mächtig Hall angerührt und voll von gewohnten Sounds.Ist das so unique, wie behauptet? >> Barker – Stochastic Drift (Smalltown Supersound) Seinen Durchbruch feierte der DJ und Produzent mit Techno, der auf die klassische Kickdrum verzichtet. Sein neues Album knallt mit verschleppten Breaks, zittrigem IDM und mit Schlagzeug jetzt wieder mehr. Aber auch besser? >> Great Grandpa – Patience, Moonbeam (Run For Cover Records) Vom Schredder-Post-Rock zum schluffigen Country-Emo. Über eine Band, die erst räumlich getrennt werden musste, um dann für ein neues Album zurückzukommen. >> Mobbs & Susu Laroche (Modern Love) Musik der brodelnden Entschleunigung. Verhangen, schwer, undurchsichtig. Die Sounds verendender Öltanker. In Kombination mit dem fast klagenden Gesang klingt hier alles so, als sei es Teil eines geheimen Ritus. So dunkel wie beeindruckend. Wir reviewen außerdem neue Musik von The Orchestra (For Now), Moin, Steven Julien, Hiroshi Yoshimura, Carrier, Michael James, Marina Zispin u. v. m. **Setlist:** - [00:00:00] Intro + Feature 50: Was ist Musik? - [00:04:09] **Black Country, New Road // Forever Howlong (Ninja Tune)** - [00:35:16] Playlist Part 1: The Orchestra (For Now), Steven Julien, Michael James, Maria Amor & Shcuro - [00:39:34] **The Completers // The Completers (Yeah You!)** - [00:49:08] **Barker // Stochastic Drift (Smalltown Supersound)** - [00:56:40] Playlist Part 2: Hiroshi Yoshimura, Marina Zispin, Index For Working Musik, Pacific Coliseum - [01:01:06] **Great Grandpa // Patience, Moonbeam (Run For Cover Records)** - [01:11:46] **Mobbs & Susu Laroche // Zero EP (Modern Love)** - [01:18:29] Playlist Part 3: Moin, Stella, Need For Mirrors, Carrier - Jetzt auf Spotify abonnieren. Neue Songs für die Playlist: Black Country, New Road - For The Cold Country The Orchestra (For Now) - Skins Steven Julien – Time Michael James - Rough Dub Maria Amor & Shcuro - Hotspring Love The Completers – Silence Barker - Difference And Repetition Hiroshi Yoshimura - Wind Echo Marina Zispin - The Tudors Index For Working Musik - Fog (You Just Don't Know) Great Grandpa - Doom Mobbs & Susu Laroche - Dawn Moin - See Stella - Ta Vimata Need For Mirrors - Pickle Factory Carrier - Slow Punctures Pacific Coliseum - Games (feat. Eternal Love)

In honour of my new EP, Breeze FM, I thought I'd put together 60 mins of some of the dance music that inspired the making of the record. The mix is equal parts deep house, italo, balearic -- all with a light and breezy touch. There's some relatively new music in there, and a couple classics too. It's as easy to dance to, as it is to put on while you're making dinner. I had an absolute blast putting this together, and I hope you love what you hear! Stay Breezy! The brand new Breeze FM EP is out now on SlothBoogie Recordings - https://pacificcoliseum.bandcamp.com/album/breeze-fm-ep @pacific-coliseum

Matt and Blake talk Canucks on the trade block, how close Vancouver is to competing in the 1sr round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, and the possibility of both Seattle and Toronto advancing to Round 2. Frank Corrado guests and talks about his year in MODO playing for the Sedins' club team, as well as the potential end of a Tampa Bay dynasty (?) and the Leafs route to winning their first series in 19 years. Rob Williams talks arenas: Rogers, the Pacific Coliseum losing its scoreboard, and the need for a Canucks practice facility.Presented by Go Goat Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake talk Canucks on the trade block, how close Vancouver is to competing in the 1sr round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, and the possibility of both Seattle and Toronto advancing to Round 2. Frank Corrado guests and talks about his year in MODO playing for the Sedins' club team, as well as the potential end of a Tampa Bay dynasty (?) and the Leafs route to winning their first series in 19 years. Rob Williams talks arenas: Rogers, the Pacific Coliseum losing its scoreboard, and the need for a Canucks practice facility.Presented by Go Goat Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Team Canada has qualified again for the Billie Jean King Cup Finals. Special guest Crina Mustafa of Homestand, The Programme, and The Slice joins us this week to break down Canada's 3-2 win over Belgium from the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver. We discuss Leylah Fernandez's importance, Bianca Andreescu joining the team despite her injury, and Heidi El Tabakh's leadership. Meantime, Andrey Rublev won the first Masters 1000 of his career from Monte Carlo, Daniil Medvedev and Sascha Zverev engaged in a war of words, and Novak Djokovic exited early. Denis Shapovalov begins his campaign from Barcelona, while the WTA heads to Stuttgart. All of that and more on this week's episode of Match Point Canada!

In this episode — a most welcome surprise addition to the schedule — we review the recently-surfaced recording of Led Zeppelin's long-sought-after August 19, 1971 concert at Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, British Columbia. This was the opening night of their 1971 North American Tour.  It contains one of just four complete versions of "Gallows Pole" on record, a fairly rare cover of Eddie Cochran's "Weekend," and is arguably Robert Plant's last show with his true peak vocals...Support the showInstagram & TikTok — @rocktalk.dr.cropperTwitter — @RockTalkDrCroppFacebook, LinkedIn & YouTube — Rock Talk with Dr. CropperEmail — rocktalk.dr.cropper@gmail.com

On this edition of SportsBar Radio, Rob covers a wide variety of topics as he always does including: 2:33 - #Canucks Public Relations Challenges 9:25 - #Abbotsford Centre gets a push from #Canucks 10:11 - Did the Canucks originally want the Pacific Coliseum? 13:00 - Rob's radio future 16:35 - What's up with Mayor's making ridiculous promises like bringing back the NBA? 21:00 - The current state of Hockey Canada 24:00 - Thoughts from the first year of Nation Extreme Wrestling (good, bad, ugly) Presented by Equity.Guru      

Do you remember how old you were? Or where you were when the inspiration to play music first appeared? Who or what inspired that moment? For me, it was Beatlemania. When I was around the age of eight or nine, my cousin Gord took me to a concert at the Pacific Coliseum. It was called Beatlemania. I didn't even know what a tribute band was. I thought I was actually watching the Beatles. All I know is when I got home from that concert, I knew I wanted to be a professional musician. It wasn't till a few years later, when I heard Metallica ...And Justice for All that I truly took the plunge. Today's episode is all about emulation.https://horizonschoolofmusic.ca/ http://www.krisschulz.ca/ https://mojokemp.hearnow.com/ 

Do you remember how old you were? Or where you were when the inspiration to play music first appeared? Who or what inspired that moment? For me, it was Beatlemania. When I was around the age of eight or nine, my cousin Gord took me to a concert at the Pacific Coliseum. It was called Beatlemania. I didn't even know what a tribute band was. I thought I was actually watching the Beatles. All I know is when I got home from that concert, I knew I wanted to be a professional musician. It wasn't till a few years later, when I heard Metallica ...And Justice for All that I truly took the plunge. Today's episode is all about emulation. https://horizonschoolofmusic.ca/  http://www.krisschulz.ca/  https://mojokemp.hearnow.com/ 

Tracklist: Tom Misch - Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless) [Quarantine Sessions] Kreatev - Blue Coupe Carl Johnson - I Wish He Didn't Trust Me so Much Tim Deluxe - LOVE Is Mama Aiuto - Bell Tower Lorna Fletcher - Just the Two of Us Urban Phunk Society - Decadencia (Superpulse Remix) Cleo Sol - Promises Fallon Jennings - All Night Long Pete Campbell - Holding Back the Years Dubbyman - Tropic Soshi Takeda - Deep Breath Space Ghost - Deep (Vibes Mix) Manuel Darquart - Prince Of The Rinse Pool Boy & Cyril Hahn - All Inclusive Shazz - Hermosa Maria Pool Boy & Pacific Coliseum & Cyril Hahn - Pool House Paradis - Chacun Pour Soi Gil Scott Heron - Gun (Disco Tech edit) Soul Surfers - V Rita Lee - Favorita Rita Lee & Roberto - Barriga Da Mamãe Sweatson Klank - Play The Shadows Chosen Few - Don't Keep Me Waiting LEISURE - Control Myself Sugardaddy - Love On The Attack DJ Drez - The Natural Things (feat. Orlando Royal & Yemanjo)

This week in anguish: - We've made our first foray down the I-5, and what have we learned? Ray Ferraro is working for the enemy, Tod Leiweke understands us better than anyone from CSE has in years, and Tristan mounts a spirited defence of arenas with windows. - Seriously, all the best arenas have windows. From the venerable swoops of the Yale Whale, to SC Bern's transparent Postfinance Arena, it's cool to have windows. If you're still feeling to claustrophobic, Valascia literally doesn't have you covered, but the real jewel of the genre has to be HC Davos' Vaillant Arena, pretty indoors and out.  - While we're on the subject, let's take a moment to geek out about Norway's mountain-hewn Gjøvik Olympic Cavern Hall, and take vicarious pride in the Utica Aud's inclusion on some random list. All roads, of course, lead back to the Pacific Coliseum.  - Captain Bo and Conor the Patriotic Garland earn eternal gratitude for ensuring that we'll never really have to hear about this game again.  -Ardella trades in her foolscap for the drafting table, bringing calligraphy to bear on the question of just when (or whether) the Canucks (or the League) became so downright porous. Between her PBS-quality narration and colour-coded, annotated data visualizations, we honestly defy you not to glean something of value or interest from this research.  - Shout-outs to ThePinkPuck.com, John Shorthouse walks us through the layers of one-way protection, and umpteen How Did We Not Know Thats pursuant to sunny expansion teams of yore.    Thanks for listening! This episode supports the Hockey4Youth foundation and HerosHockey.

On this episode of My World with Jeff Jarrett, listen as Jeff and Conrad discuss WCW New Blood Rising, held on August 13, 2000 from Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Canada. Jeff Jarrett is in the main event challenging for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship vs. Booker T. The guys discuss the fallout from Bash at the Beach 2000, Eric and Hulk leaving the company, Ernest "The Cat" Miller, Jimmy Hart, Judy Bagwell on a forklift, ref bumps, and much more! There's a new sports drama series on STARZ starting August 15th set in the world of indie wrestling. “Heels” follows a family-owned wrestling promotion as two brothers war over control and their late father's legacy. Ace and Jack Spade's rivalry – both in and out of the ring – is the main event. BROTHER vs BROTHER. HERO vs HEEL. Don't miss “Heels,” premiering Sunday, August 15th, only on STARZ and the STARZ App. RESIDENCE INN, OCEAN CITY - Starting planning a relaxing fall getaway to the beautiful Residence Inn in Ocean City, Maryland! Residence Inn offers lower seasonal rates, for the best time of year to enjoy all Ocean City has to offer! Visit us at residenceinnoc.com, @residenceinn_ocmd on Instagram, and search Residence Inn Ocean City on Facebook or call 410-723-2222 for more details! GEICO - Do you own or rent your home? Sure you do! And it's hard work. But you know what's easy? Bundling with GEICO. Go to GEICO.com, get a quote, and see how much YOU could save. It's GEICO-easy!  BLUECHEW - Bluechew gives you confidence in bed every time. Visit BlueChew.com and get your first order free when use promo code MYWORLD. Just pay $5 shipping! CHILISLEEP - ChiliSleep makes customizable, climate-controlled sleep solutions that help you improve your entire wellbeing. Head over to chilisleep.com/MYWORLD to learn more and check out a special offer, available exclusively for My World listeners and only for a limited time!  Did you know you could be enjoying My World with Jeff Jarrett, even a week in advance on ADFreeShows.com? ADFreeShows.com is a SUPER Patreon page that brings all Conrad's podcasts under one roof, early and AD FREE! Not only do subscribers get the regular shows, they also have access to BONUS content you won't see or hear anywhere else! Join ADFreeShows.com for as low as $9 a month or choose a higher tier for more access to your favorite podcasts! You can enjoy this episode and other clips of MyWorld everyday on YouTube! Subscribe and turn on your notifications at www.MyWorldOnYouTube.com If you want the world to hear about the exciting things your doing in your business then you need to advertise on My World! We can help make a difference in your company today over at www.AdvertiseWithConrad.com We are always coming up with great My World gimmicks over at BoxOfGimmicks.com. Check it out now and grab your My World gear today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of My World with Jeff Jarrett, listen as Jeff and Conrad discuss WCW New Blood Rising, held on August 13, 2000 from Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Canada. Jeff Jarrett is in the main event challenging for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship vs. Booker T. The guys discuss the fallout from Bash at the Beach 2000, Eric and Hulk leaving the company, Ernest "The Cat" Miller, Jimmy Hart, Judy Bagwell on a forklift, ref bumps, and much more! There's a new sports drama series on STARZ starting August 15th set in the world of indie wrestling. “Heels” follows a family-owned wrestling promotion as two brothers war over control and their late father's legacy. Ace and Jack Spade's rivalry – both in and out of the ring – is the main event. BROTHER vs BROTHER. HERO vs HEEL. Don't miss “Heels,” premiering Sunday, August 15th, only on STARZ and the STARZ App. RESIDENCE INN, OCEAN CITY - Starting planning a relaxing fall getaway to the beautiful Residence Inn in Ocean City, Maryland! Residence Inn offers lower seasonal rates, for the best time of year to enjoy all Ocean City has to offer! Visit us at residenceinnoc.com, @residenceinn_ocmd on Instagram, and search Residence Inn Ocean City on Facebook or call 410-723-2222 for more details! GEICO - Do you own or rent your home? Sure you do! And it's hard work. But you know what's easy? Bundling with GEICO. Go to GEICO.com, get a quote, and see how much YOU could save. It's GEICO-easy!  BLUECHEW - Bluechew gives you confidence in bed every time. Visit BlueChew.com and get your first order free when use promo code MYWORLD. Just pay $5 shipping! CHILISLEEP - ChiliSleep makes customizable, climate-controlled sleep solutions that help you improve your entire wellbeing. Head over to chilisleep.com/MYWORLD to learn more and check out a special offer, available exclusively for My World listeners and only for a limited time!  Did you know you could be enjoying My World with Jeff Jarrett, even a week in advance on ADFreeShows.com? ADFreeShows.com is a SUPER Patreon page that brings all Conrad's podcasts under one roof, early and AD FREE! Not only do subscribers get the regular shows, they also have access to BONUS content you won't see or hear anywhere else! Join ADFreeShows.com for as low as $9 a month or choose a higher tier for more access to your favorite podcasts! You can enjoy this episode and other clips of MyWorld everyday on YouTube! Subscribe and turn on your notifications at www.MyWorldOnYouTube.com If you want the world to hear about the exciting things your doing in your business then you need to advertise on My World! We can help make a difference in your company today over at www.AdvertiseWithConrad.com We are always coming up with great My World gimmicks over at BoxOfGimmicks.com. Check it out now and grab your My World gear today!

Grammy-winning Jazz crooner Michael Bublé teams up with LaChina Robinson to unpack his devotion to the Vancouver Canucks. From suiting up with hockey heavyweights to rescheduling concerts to catch games, Bublé leaves it all on the ice.

Join Brady Leavold on episode number 11 of Hockey 2 Hell And Back on Wednesday at 4:15pm EST. Leavold welcomes his long time friend, former teammate and child hood line mate Ned Lukacevic. This has all the makings for the funniest and most in depth look into Brady's up bringing. Ned was without question the best player in the Port Coquitlam area. Brady often credits Ned as being the best athlete he has ever met all around as well as one the most naturally skilled hockey players he ever has the pleasure playing with. Lukacevic and Leavold grew up together. Playing minor hockey together every second year for 3 years. Lukacevic was the first from "PoCo" to make it to the WHL. He even recorded his first WHL in his first WHL game at only 15 years old. Making history in front of all of his family and teammates at the Pacific Coliseum. Lukacevic not only inspired Leavold but several others from PoCo to elevate their own games and chase after their own dreams. Leavold and Lukacevic reconnected when he was traded to the Swift Current Broncos in 2005-2006 before Leavold quit the team due to mental health issues. Ned and Brady were extremely close off the ice too and got into some trouble including fire works in the dressing room, problems with the hotel sauna at a Peewee tournament among many others. Not to mention the Leavold family microwave story, but we will save that for the show!! Tune in Live! www.hockey2heroin.com www.pucksupport.com @hockey2heroin @hockey2hell @pucksupport @pucksupportwarriors

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Corped by P.H.F. on New Metal (Danger Collective ) 1′35″ Flow by TENGGER on Nomad (Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records) 10′05″ Sirao by Inner Travels on Life On Bird Mountain (self released ) 14′30″ In the Magic Garden by Jessica Boston & Desert on This Feeling is You (Passat Continu) 24′30″ Day Trip by ME:MO on Acoustic View (Disasters by Choice ) 28′42″ Alone in the Pavilion by R Beny on Natural Fiction (A Place to Bloom) 32′45″ Dulces Sueños by ALUNA on Raíces (self released ) 39′20″ Earth Prayer by Peter Power on Earth Prayer (self released) 47′55″ Shōnen by Meitei on Kofū (KITCHEN. LABEL ) 55′27″ Panther Spiritual by Millia Rage & Purelink on No Justice No Peace (naive ) 59′15″ Dawn by Santilli on Surface (Into The Light ) 61′30″ Tea Bazaar by Ki Oni on You Made It Out Of The Forest Alive (atlantic rhythms) 73′22″ It Was A Way To The Sky by ENOFA on Paxanimi (Doom Chakra Tapes ) 93′10″ Camino De Flores (Quixosis Remix) by El Búho on Camino De Flores (Quixosis Remix) (Shika Shika) 97′18″ An Undiscovered Paradise (Instrumental) by El Búho & Ian Urbina on Aguas Profundas (Inspired by 'the Outlaw Ocean' a book by Ian Urbina) (Synesthesia Media ) 102′10″ Sunset by Pacific Coliseum on Blue Universe (Coastal Haze) 106′10″ tenth moon by channelers on realm of twilight (never content) 111′20″ Wind Leaf Shimmer by Constant Shapes on Breathing Instruments (Touchtheplants) 114′57″ The Distance by Gaussian Curve on The Distance (Music From Memory) Check out the full archives on the website.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Todos los Santos by Ramuntcho Matta & Samon Takahashi on Soundcards from Chile (Ramuntcho matta ) 1′07″ Flutes by Pacific Coliseum on Blue Universe (Coastal Haze ) 4′00″ Ya'ar Bein Olamot (Forest Between Worlds) by Zoe Polanski on Violent Flowers (Youngbloods) 7′20″ Easter Song (Radio Edit) by A Man Called Adam on Easter Song (Special Edition) (Other) 13′15″ Samarkand Bazaar by Three Body on Three Body (running circle ) 15′50″ Into the Wild by Igor B on Stranded Seaside (NuNorthern Soul ) 20′00″ Bluefin by K-LONE on Cape Cira (Wisdom Teeth ) 25′30″ Chopstick Romance by Alex Kassian on Supergau: 5 Years of Love On The Rocks (Love On The Rocks) 32′10″ Fooled Again by Native Cruise on Human Nature (Slam City Jams) 38′00″ Hydrangea by Pépe on No Justice No Peace (Naive ) 43′00″ Open Face by Cool Maritime & Rob Moss Wilson on Big Lunch (Touchtheplants) 49′00″ Euphoria Signal by Hatchback on Dream Chimney Demo Tracks, Vol. 2 (Dream Chimney) 56′40″ Love Waves by Joe Morris on Love Waves (Self-Released) 63′00″ Hundred Fifty Up by Satin Jackets on Hidden Treasures (Eskimo Recordings / N.E.W.S. ) 67′00″ Echo Boomed by upsammy on Zoom (Dekmantel ) 70′00″ Glass Beaches by FM Skyline on Liteware (100% Electronica ) 72′20″ Space Birthday by Vague Imaginaires on L'Île Sous l'Eau (12th Isle) 78′10″ Melona by Michael David on Melona (Cascine ) 84′00″ Archipel by Southern Shores on Siena, Pt. 1 (Cascine) 87′21″ Soil: Song from Silence by Nailah Hunter on Soil: Song from Silence - Single (Leaving) 88′10″ Mount Nod (Peaking Lights Heater Dub) by February Montaine on Mount Nod (Self-Released) 95′00″ Golden Bamboo Salon by gustaaf & SW on It's More Fun To Commute - Single (Prongof108) 101′00″ Melrose Move by Quicksails on Blue Rise (Hausu Mountain) 104′50″ First Wave by Roland Tings on First Wave (Cascine ) 109′00″ New World Energy (Sunset Mix) by Space Ghost on Time to Dance (Tartelet) 113′50″ Island by Kirk Barley on Landscapes (33 33 ) Check out the full archives on the website.

Check his music @ https://cofaxx.bandcamp.com Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Driving by Sibylle Baier 2′30″ Walkman by G. B. Beckers 5′45″ Capel Celyn by Bibio 8′40″ 13 Angels Standing Guard ‘Round The Side Of Your Bed by Silver Mt. Zion 11′51″ Spangles  by Pontiac Streator 15′45″ Movement 3 by New World Science 20′46″ MMXIX by Dedekind Cut 25′45″ Freeland by Blacks’ Myths 29′20″ Dart by Mister Water Wet 32′35″ Forest Palace by D.K. 37′00″ Papillion by Exael 39′10″ Untitled by Khan Jamal Creative Arts Ensemble 41′00″ People Of Yoruba by Jah Shaka & Mad Professor 43′40″ Hollywood Dreamer (Autobouncer620 edit) by Lucki 47′53″ Tarahumara by Motion Graphics 49′40″ The Shape of a Raindrop by Anthony Pirog 51′45″ X by Dean Blunt 58′00″ Water Movements by Pacific Coliseum on How's Life 62′17″ Loss of Control by Cofaxx on REMOTE RHYTHMS Benefit Compilation 66′30″ Djatasoun by Tidiane Thiam on Siftorde 69′34″ Drömmens Tassemarker by Snufmumriko on Sekunder, Eoner 74′50″ Blanket Dub by Huerta on Junipero 81′40″ Mauve Tracksuit by Cofaxx on Isomorphic (Isomorphic) 85′20″ Cycle Of by OMMA on DOMA 88′28″ Jungle In The City by Roza Terenzi on Modern Bliss 92′22″ Te Lapa (Phosphorus) by Mike Cooper on Kiribati 94′30″ Erosion by Hame DJ on Sandtrax 99′10″ Memory Screen by RIP Swirl on Hope U Are Well 102′00″ Echeveria by Sinerider on Moonflowers 106′10″ Cyber (Float Mix) by Rossum Universal Tracks on There Will Come Soft Reigns 111′35″ Push Around by Adam Pits on International Wafter 115′37″ New Wind by RR on Train of Thought

Show notes: edmprod.com/116 This week, Jamison aka Teen Daze jumped on the podcast. Known for his ambient and soothing approach to electronic music, Teen Daze has been making music for over a decade. We dive into his background and how he made a lot of music by just having fun with the process, and how that helped him reach a higher standard of music over time. During this process, he also talks about things he wishes he did, like set a plan in order for what he wants to achieve. Later we get more technical and talk about his studio setup, including a few of his favourite synths and plugins that he uses, like the Korg M1. We dive into how you can use existing sounds in new contexts to inspire creativity and inform your own sound as an artist. He ends the podcast by talking about some upcoming projects for film and book, as well as new music as Teen Daze and his dance-oriented side project, Pacific Coliseum. Connect with Teen Daze: Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/teendaze Facebook: facebook.com/teendaze Twitter: twitter.com/teendaze Instagram: instagram.com/teendaze

Mix of the Week #302 is "Warm Weather Dream" by Pacific Coliseum Track ID requests to: @pacific-coliseum Out Now: https://coastalhaze.bandcamp.com/album/blue-universe Get more Dream Chimney "Mix of the Week" http://dreamchimney.com/motw/app ** Dream Chimney Demo Tracks Vol. 3 ** https://dreamchimney.bandcamp.com/album/dream-chimney-demo-tracks-vol-3 Available on limited Cassette & Digital. Featuring: Tommy Awards, Max Essa, In the Valley, Bronze Savage, Sorcerer, Frunk29, Hushba, Rollmottle, Native Cruise, Ogawa & Tokoro, Shallwe? and the Beat Broker

Canadian vibe master Pacific Coliseum has recently released his breezy new LP 'Blue Universe' via the ever wonderful Coastal Haze label. Fans of the oceanic wanderer will no doubt be all over this as it picks up where the last LP left off really, in search of sun blushed clouds, breaking waves & city walks. His last LP 'Ocean City' was also a firm favourite here at SB so we're thrilled to have him take us on board this ride into his musical cosmos. Buy the LP: https://coastalhaze.bandcamp.com/album/blue-universe Artist: @pacific-coliseum

House, Disco, Ambient, New Age, Synth Pop. Die Liste der Genres, die Pacific Coliseum unter sich vereint ist lang. 2018 machte der Kanadier mit seinem Debütalbum 'Ocean City' und vor allem mit dem gleichnamigen Track auf sich aufmerksam. Er gehört zu einer neuen Generation der elektronischen Musik, die sich mit Freuden durch die Geschichte der Musik gräbt und dabei Neues entstehen lässt. Seine Musik strömt Nostalgie aus, verortet sich gleichsam aber im Hier und Jetzt. Organische Samples werden kombiniert mit Synthesizer-Flächen und verbinden sich zu einer einnehmenden Bescheidenheit. Musik ohne große Gesten und Attitüden, in der Wirkung dafür umso größer. In unserem neuen Up And Coming sprachen wir mit Pacific Coliseum über seine Einflüsse, spontanen Erfolg und sein neues Album. Interview: https://www.dj-lab.de/up-and-coming-pacific-coliseum/ Künstler: https://soundcloud.com/pacific-coliseum

Legendary broadcaster Tom Larscheid says 1994 was a magical time in Vancouver with the Canucks run to Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Tom says if there's one moment that he had to pick from that run, it would be Game 6 at the Pacific Coliseum & after that win, he really believed the Canucks were going to win the Cup.

This week on the show that bombed out in the quarter-finals, sportswriter STEVE EWEN (PostMedia, The Province) stops by to wrap up the World Junior tournament that took over Vancouver to start the new year, and all that talk of junior talent leads to a discussion on the Vancouver Giants, and why you’re unlikely to see hockey ever return full-time to the Pacific Coliseum. PLUS: Lacrosse’s return to downtown! The rise of Vancouver’s basketball culture! And how the Canucks are failing Elias Pettersson. Follow Steve on Twitter: @SteveEwen Support the show at www.patreon.com/RealGoodShow New show art and theme song coming soon! Outro Music: “Missed The Boat”, by Modest Mouse

Side 2 http://neilcorcoran.podomatic.net/articles Thanks for listening. 00:00 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds- Wednesday part 1 01:54 Self Esteem- your wife 04:54 Denitia- waiting 09:03 Human Pyramids- crackle pop 12:53 Sleigh Bells- rainmaker 16:34 Maggie Rogers- dog years 20:38 ALASKALASKA- familiar ways 25:00 Tame Impala- list of people to try and forget about 28:57 MGMT- little dark age 33:53 Smerz- have fun 36:33 Matthew Dear/ Tegan and Sara- bad ones 40:16 Charlotte Gainsbourg- deadly valentine (Soulwax remix) 47:47 Joesph J. Jones- crawl (Gerd Janson remix) 51:15 Roosevelt- moving on (Joe Goddard remix) 57:29 Jane Weaver- the architect 01:00:36 Jori Hulkkonen- tintan terdel 01:06:25 Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33's- numerical discord swap 01:12:28 Sam Gellaitry- acres 01:15:48 Martin Glass- okinawa fantasia 01:16:47 Gulp- morning velvet sky (Richard Norris remix) 01:24:39 Speakman/Sharky- sound in flight 01:27:06 Yotto- edge of affection 01:32:15 DJ Heure- some time still 01:38:21 Burial- rodent 01:42:23 George FitzGerald- burns 01:46:06 The Horrors- something to remember me by 01:52:11 Rae Morris- do it (Icarus remix) 01:58:43 Kiasmos- blurred 02:02:43 Chaos in The CBD/Isaac Aesili- global erosion 02:09:51 Petite Biscuit- sunset lover (Clarian remix) 02:15:24 Orbital- Copenhagen 02:20:39 Hercules and Love Affair/Sharon Von Etten- omnion 02:24:55 Pacific Coliseum- ocean city 02:30:30 BICEP- vale 02:34:44 UNKLE/Liela Moss- sunrise (always comes around) 02:39:58 Escapism Refuge/Charli Brix- fly away 02:43:37 Max Richter- orlando, modular astronomy 02:46:51 Skott- glitter and goss 02:50:14 Gemini Rising- sunrise boulevard 02:53:17 Temples- certainty 02:56:58 Pixx- waterslides 03:00:47 Gorillaz- sleeping powder

Interview: Dani King This week we talk with LA based pop singer Dani King about her new music coming out. She tells us about how she got her start in music and much more.  We feature three of her tracks on the show: "Fell For You" "Over"  "Up All Night" You can find Dani at danikingmusic.com Also Follow her on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/danikingmusic/ On This Day In Music: August 19th, 1967: The Beatles scored their 14th US No.1 single with 'All You Need Is Love'. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Keith Moon, Graham Nash, Marianne Faithfull and Walker Brother Gary Leeds all sang backing vocals on the track. August 19th, 1971: Led Zeppelin kicked off a North American tour at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Canada. The band played to a sold out crowd of over 17,000 fans, another 3,000 fans outside the venue who didn't have tickets started a battle with local police. August 19th, 1972: David Bowie played the first of two nights at the Rainbow Theatre in England on his current 182-date Ziggy Stardust world tour. August 19th, 1977: The Sex Pistols started an undercover UK tour as The Spots, (an acronym for Sex Pistols on tour secretly). August 19th, 1978: The Commodores started a five-week run at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Three Times A Lady'. Lionel Richie wrote the song about his love for his wife, mother and grandmother hence 'Once, Twice, Three Times a Lady.' August 19th, 1988: 'Crazy' by Patsy Cline and Elvis Presley's 'Hound Dog' were announced as the most played jukebox songs of the first hundred years. The jukebox had been around since 1906, but earlier models had been first seen in 1889. August 19th, 1999: Lauryn Hill won New Artist Of The Year and Album Of The Year at the US 'Source Hip Hop Music Awards' in Los Angeles. R. Kelly won R&B Artist of The Year; DMX won Artist Of The Year and solo and live performer Of The Year. August 19th, 2016: American record producer and fraudster Lou Pearlman died aged 62 from cardiac arrest. He was the manager of successful 1990s boy bands such as Backstreet Boys and NSYNC. In 2006, he was accused of running one of the largest and longest-running Ponzi schemes in history, leaving more than $300 million in debts. After being apprehended, he pled guilty to conspiracy, money laundering, and making false statements during a bankruptcy proceeding. In 2008, Pearlman was convicted and sentenced to up to 25 years in prison. Local Spotlight: Tuesday, August 22nd: Folk musicians Russ Baum and Clint Zimmerman will be performing at Digby's Pub and Patio. Show starts at 9pm. Friday, August 25th: Metal bands Livid, Empath and Sable Beldam will be performing at The Doom Room. Doors open at 8pm. Show starts at 9pm. $5 donations are strongly encouraged. This is an all ages event. Friday, August 25th: Gritty folk and country band the Michael Martin Band will be performing at Digby's Pub and Patio. Show starts at 10pm. No cover. Friday, August 25th: The multitasking likes of Dance, Monkey, Dance! featuring Doug Dicharry will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 10pm. Quick Headlines: Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta recently hinted that the band will perform the entirety of their first two albums (1997's Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire and 2002's Perseverance) back-to-back on an upcoming TBA tour Brand New announce "very limited," mysterious fifth album. Weezer announce their 11th album ‘Pacific Daydream’ due out October 27th. MxPx’s ‘Life In General’ re-recording is now available fro streaming CKY will be joining HIM on their farewell tour. Outkast’s Big Boi gives service puppy to 5-year old girl paralyzed by gun violence. Upcoming Tours: Emarosa have announced a headlining tour. Special guests A Lot Like Birds and Jule Vera will join the band on tour. (Chicago, IL at Subterranean - October 22nd) GWAR announce massive US tour behind new album 'The Blood Of Gods' (Indianapolis, IN at The Vouge - December 12th) mewithoutYou announce ‘[A—>B] Life’ 15-year anniversary tour. (Indianapolis, IN at HiFi - October 28th) I Prevail announce fall tour with the Word Alive, We Came As Romans and Escape The Fate. (Chicago, IL at Concord Music Hall - October 9th) The Dillinger Escape Plan announce farewell show with Code Orange and Daughters. The final show will be Friday, December 29th at Terminal 5 in Manhattan. Evanescence announce orchestral new LP ‘Synthesis,’ fall tour. (Carmel, IN at The Palladium - December 2nd) Albums of the Week: Matt: Our Last Night - Younger Dreams (2015) Grant: Silverstein - Dead Reflection (2017)   Main Topics Spotify Removes White Supremacist Bands, Hate Music From Streaming Service You Can Now Get Spotify Music Suggestions From Facebook Messenger MTV Unplugged Is Coming Back Soundcloud Stays Afloat—Receives $169.5M In Funding Red Hot Chili Pepper’s Flea Says “Removing Music Education From Schools is Child Abuse” Bruno Mars Donates $1 Million to Flint Water Crisis Aid

The Canucks' kids are sticking with the big club! Get ready for all those Hansen and Higgins trade proposals on twitter! Full bench on the podcast this week as we record from the Pacific Coliseum. We're talking about Jared McCann and Jake Virtanen earning their way on to the Canucks roster and talking about the Canucks' recent road games and struggles in Dallas, including the Nickelback troll job by the Stars' DJ. They're also talking about ongoing problems in Brooklyn with obstructed seating and how the Coyotes could return their old arena in Phoenix, which was the king of bad sight lines! They also are talking about a slightly injured Carey Price, what can be done to salvage the Anaheim Ducks' 2015/16 season and having a lot of fun chatting about selfish Jamie Benn's habits with the opposite sex. Enjoy!

This week's podcast starts off with a quick look at Pat Quinn narrated by Jim Robson. Ryan, Geeta & Dave are live on tape at the Pacific Coliseum this week. This is the extended version of Pucks on net TV. They discuss the 2014 Hockey Hall of Fame class, Ryan Kesler's return to Vancouver and the chorus of boo's that greeted him. They look at the problems in Toronto and the snowed in Buffalo Sabres. Jack Johnson's financial troubles and  Fun episode this week that is also airing on Shaw TV Vancouver and available on Youtube. Enjoy!

The long time voice of the Vancouver Canucks, Jim Robson and Vancouver Canucks and Giants public address announcer John Ashbridge join the podcast this week.  They sit down with Geeta, Sheila, Dave and Ryan to talk all about hockey in Vancouver over the years. From the old Western Hockey League Vancouver Canucks, to the failed expansion draft bid in 1967 and the protests that followed from Vancouver hockey fans, Jim Robson tells it all without missing a beat. Stories of streakers at the Pacific Coliseum during Hockey Night in Canada to Andre The Giant at the Penthouse looking to beat up Jim, the first half of this interview is fantastic! Jim also talks about a memorable night when the Philadelphia Flyers hopped the glass at the Coliseum and took on some fans, as well as talks about the troubles they faced calling the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals from deep inside the balcony in Madison Square Garden surrounded by New York fans in blue shirts! Part 2 of the interview comes next week! Enjoy!

Live on tape from the Pacific Coliseum, the band is back together! Sheila, Dave and Ryan reform the three man podcast booth for the first time in over a month and shoot the breeze about hockey on the eve of the Olympic Break in the NHL. The show starts off with a ringing endorsement from Vancouver Canucks and Vancouver Giants public address announcer John Ashbridge commemorating the twentieth episode of Pucks on net. Topics covered this week include: The Olympic opening ceremonies, Marty St. Louis and Zedeno Chara’s tall man problems he’s currently facing in Sochi. We talk about the upcoming men’s hockey tournament and what we’re looking forward to in the next few weeks. We touch on the Canucks’ troubles, Cory Perry and Ryan Getzlaf’s facetiming Dustin Penner and hockey equipment etiquette all while surrounded by a herd of beer league hockey players that had taken over the Coliseum hours before the Vancouver Giants. Vs, Edmonton Oil Kings  game that evening. Fun and loose episode this week! Enjoy!

The gang is once again recording live from the Pacific Coliseum during a huge hockey weekend in Vancouver. Dave, Sheila and Ryan sit down and chat about what's happening this week in the world of hockey and are joined by a very special guest. One of the Vancouver Canucks 2013 1st round draft picks (24th) Hunter Shinkaruk chats with Ryan to start the show as he caught him outside the Medicine Hat Tigers dressing room before his big game against the Giants Friday night.   Hunter talks about the pressure and expectations playing in Vancouver that is in store for him. We also chat about Trevor Linden and dentistry. The gang chats about the continuously struggling Edmonton Oilers, new brass in Buffalo and if Steven Stamkos is joining Team Canada this February at Sochi. Ryan gives his first installment of 'LIVE From the heartland' in which he gives a quick run down of all the things happening with the team nobody cares about, the St. Louis Blues. Later in the show, we have our first 'Mystery Box' segment in which everyone came to the show with a secret topic to talk about. Dave talks about Jim Balsillie ruining Blackberry AND almost ruining Canada's chances of a new NHL team.  Ryan discusses the WHA restart in 2004 during the NHL lockout that fell absolutely flat and Sheila was unable to think about a topic, but discusses her ongoing love and appreciation for Big 44 Todd Bertuzzi. All this and more on this week's Pucks on net! Enjoy everybody 

Once again, the gang is recording live on location from the Pacific Coliseum. Geeta, Dave and Ryan are discussing one of our nation’s biggest tragedies, Team Canada’s performance at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Games.  Before we discuss Marc Crawford’s terrible shootout decisions, we chat about what’s happening in the NHL these days, the Carolina Hurricanes and their ‘Second Chances’ Program, what’s wrong in Philadelphia and Edmonton. Ilya Bryzgalav is set to be an Oiler and we discuss why this decision is absolutely horrible. The gang also discusses which goalies are hall of fame bound, and agree Tim Thomas is not, despite having the 5th best selling jersey in the NHL these days.  Ryan shares an embarrassing coming of age tale about trading a Joe Sakic rookie card for a pencil box full of Sarah Michelle Gellar photos. Then comes the Nagano Olympics. We break down the wrong decisions Bobby Clark made building that team. Starting from the coaching down.  He wound up building a slow lumbering team of role players, and took the spotlight off Wayne Gretzky and pointed it towards big #88 Eric Lindros. Definitely a fun episode this week! Enjoy everybody

Dave and Ryan are live on tape on location from the Pacific Coliseum in scenic East Van.  Home to the WHL's Vancouver Giants and the old home of the Vancouver Canucks, we set up shop like a lemonade stand in the stands and chat with whoever comes by. John Ashbridge, Giants and Canucks’ PA announcer joins us first. He chats with us about the Pavel Bure's #10 being retired, his friendship with Gino Odjick and the unusual way Boston Bruins' power forward Milan Lucic joined the Vancouver Giants'. Later, we're joined by Vancouver Giants d-man and Calgary Flames prospect Brett Kulak. He sits down for a loose conversation about wearing #69 on Don Hay's hockey team, the NHL draft combine and what his first taste of pro hockey was like, last season playing a handful of games with the AHL's Abbotsford Heat. Finally, hip-hop artist and friend of the show Dan, aka Cuddle Puppy, joined us. We chat about high school hockey in Yellowknife, his hop influences and of course, Mike Modano! Cuddle Puppy performed the Giants rap song heard through out the podcast. One of the biggest shows we've ever produced and easily the most fun. Enjoy everybody!