Warlock Moon commentary by Joe Bob Briggs. Joe Bob's not only hilarious, but also has a very soothing voice.

Street Drum Corp. Playing Happy Christmas from the album Taste Of Christmas.

Have moved on to I Spit On Your Grave Joe Bob commentary, while sipping a little Veuve in a skeleton claw champagne flute.

In Your Arms Tonight - Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Jacintha - Wave
Christian Jacob - There Is No Greater Love
Eric Kupper presents Organika - Aurora
George Shearing - I'll Remember April
Coral Egan - Sacrifice
Eva Cassidy - Drowning In The Sea Of Love
Karin Plato - Cast Your Fate To The Wind
Stacey Kent - They Say It's Wonderful
Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins - New York Boogie
Billy Eckstine - I'm Out To Forget Tonight

Two days of Dark Side.

Viktoria Tolstoy - Don´t Make Me Wait
The Nylons - Caught
Mutiny (feat. Lorraine Cato) - Holding On (Eric Prydz Mix)
George Shearing - What Is This Thing Called Love?
Stacey Kent - It's A Wonderful World
Mark Feldman - What Exit
Lightnin' Hopkins - Right On That Shore
Billy Eckstine - Somehow
Harry Connick, Jr. - I'm An Old Cowhand
Moguai - Freaks (Original Freaks)

I'm on a serious Joe Bob kick here--now it's the commentary to The Double-D Avenger. Mind you, I've haven't actually watched any of these movies, and I don't think I really need to.

Harry Connick, Jr. - Love for Sale
Brian Bromberg - Blue Bossa
Friend 'n Fellow - Red Balloon
Madonna - Bad Girl
Armand Van Helden - My My My (Original Mix)
BT - Bad Cop
Javon Jackson - Fun Time
Kim Stockwood - Be Where You Are
Brownie McGhee & His Jook Black Busters - Ease My Worried Mind
John Scofield Trio - Name That Tune (feat. Steve Swallow)

Just added to the Unity Radio library:

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The Phantom Blues Band were originally brought together to back Taj Mahal on his 1993 album Dancing the Blues. After 13 years of occasional tours both with and without Mahal, the group finally debuted on its own with Out of the Shadows, a genial set of blues-rock workouts. The heart of the seven-player band is the combo of organist Mike Finnigan and lead guitarist Johnny Lee Schell, who trade vocals and solos throughout Out of the Shadows; Austin saxophone legend Joe Sublett makes his presence felt as well. The 15 tracks feature a few pleasant band originals, but most of the set list consists of Chicago blues and R&B standards like Lowell Fulson's "My Aching Back" and a grooving take on Chuck Berry's "Havana Moon." Solid, unpretentious blues-rock like this only appeals to a relatively small audience these days, but that audience will love the Phantom Blues Band.

Sarah McLachlan's new Yule album, "Wintersong". Got a copy for all the girls on my staff, and one for Selene. Some very nice takes on traditional songs, some eyebrow-raising new arrangements of other traditional songs, and a few not-exactly-celebrating-Jesus'-birth numbers for the Pagan in all of us. I predict a Grammy nod for this one.

oooo tasty

High Deafinition - Present
Jon Faddis - In Your Own Sweet Way
Led Zeppelin - Going To California
Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble - Little Wing
Jackson Delta - My Mistake
Ryan Adams - Oh My Sweet Carolina
Jimmy Reed - Kind Of Lonesome
Moe Hoffman-Our Love Is Here to Stay
Madonna - Secret
Keb' Mo' - Lullaby Baby Blues

Sophe Lux - God doesn't take american express

The Day I Tried to Live (Soundgarden)- covered by Between The Buried And Me

Just added to the library :thumb:

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A Song For Our Fathers - Explosions in the Sky (off their How Strange, Innocence album)

Blink 182 - The Rock Show

Summer Highland Falls - Billy Joel

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Coming up at 11am eastern time. :D

Shevanel Cut A Flip - Between The Buried And Me

Ewwwww.



Seems Like Most Everything Used To Be Something Else - The Six Parts Seven


Man, I'm scaring myself, I've been getting into a LOT of post-rock lately.

Is that towards me? Just to let you know, I get very defensive about my music, especially BTBAM.

Yeah, but I get very offensive towards others' music. Especially shitty screamo-posermetal

Ha, find another band that has a singer as good as Tom. Find another guitarist that can play like they can. Find another bassist that can keep up with the guitarist. Not to mention the drummer.

You are very ignorant if you think BTBAM is just another "screaming" band. They are the best in their field and could hold their own against ANY band in history.

Psh.

Better singer? My dog.
Better guitarist? Anyone with three fingers.
Better bassist? Anyone with hands.

Okay, fine, they have the technical literacy of a moderate rock band or a terrible prog band, but they throw it all away being part of such a pathetically lame scene. They bring together the worst elements of nu-metal and screamo/emo into a twisted, vile, poser's-dream monstrosity.

Broadcasting at 2pm eastern time :D

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I'm thinking you have no idea what you are talking about and you are just repeating what you here from other people.

I can back that up because they play music from just about EVERY scene, not just metal. Have you heard their covers? They play those better than the originals and I am not the only one that thinks that. Have you ever tried to play their stuff or have even watched anyone play it? Do you realize that Tommy can get just as high or even higher than Queen and still sound good? Do you realize that they don't have a verse or a chourus so they have to remember one long 5 minute piece of music, for every song? Do you realize that they recorded their albums live (I hope you know that means), which is very hard to do when you play math music?

Poser? Find another band that sounds even close to them?

I'm sorry, but nothing you could possibly say could even come close to making me listen to them again.

Yes, again. I have listened to them, and drew those conclusions myself.

I'm not trying to get you to listen to them, I could really care less. I just don't insult other people's music so I get defensive when someone insults mine without any idea how my music works.

i just have total contempt for them and almost every single new band out there. It's nothing personal against YOU, just against them.

Bob Dylan "The Bobster"..."Love And Theft"..."Time Out Of Mind"..."Greatest Hits Volume 3"!

Shakira, Laundry Service: "Suerte" and "Te Aviso, Te Anuncio"

Up next, selections from Metallica, Cake, Rammstein, Primus, RHCP, and Corinne Bailey Rae.

Primus! whoo. Except you lose big points for the shakira, rammstien, and cake.

I don't listen based on a points system.

Teddybears "Soft Machine" album is pretty sweet. Especially "Cobrastyle", "Punkrocker" (camp), and "Little Stereo".

By points I mean in my book. Good bands put your taste a little higher in my book, shitty ones lose them.

There's nothing wrong with Cake!

I don't think anyone cares about your taste.

That it is "what are you listening to" not "what you are listening to that you think Ibram would like".

Yes, and? I didn't say anyone asked. I merely do my civic duty and inform others how good or terrible their taste is.

(guess which catagory you fall under)


We Are The Marauders - Brian Setzer (off his newest album, 13 - one of the best albums of the millenium, thus far. Great, intelligent rockabilly - very Stray Cats (duh), but a little heavier, nothing at all like his swing stuff he's mostly doing now)

Is that your insecurities about yourself talking or do you really think that it is your civil duty?

Nah, I'm just being modest.

At 10am eastern I'll be listening to
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If you'd like to join me!

Biography by Ron Wynn
A group co-led by vibists and marimba players David Friedman and David Samuels. They have issused recordings both under the Double Image name and under David Friedman's name with Double Image.

Ron & Fez... on XM 202

I miss them... Not enough to bother with XM, though.

Do You Call My Name - Ra

They're also on FREE FM out of NYC (and free via stream) at 6pm...

//now listening to a conference call. YECH!

Silk Ridge - Rich/Roach

Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton

Bob Mayo on keyboards, Bob Mayo...


Wah wha-aw whah! Whea weao wheh! Whee-whea-woheayah wah...

Don't listen to them. I like Cake and Rammstein a lot, and I personally think that music has evolved so much since the 70's. Yuk.

Current faves are the Faint, Assemblage 23, Govinda, and We Are Scientists.

Tonight the Old Farts in Michigan have mostly been listening to Def Leppard :D

This afternoon it was My Chemical Romance and Korn as per request of 5-year-old :D :D

(:p )

Britney Spears. Jessica Simpson. Ashley Simpson.

Please don't make me go on...

Don't name mainstream music. If you want good modern music you have to look pretty hard but good bands are out there.

There was good music in the 70's, too. I don't think that music has somehow evolved to a higher plane of musical perfection/interest/attainment than the stuff from earlier epochs.

I like Green Day. I also like Glenn Miller. I like any number of newer bands, but I cannot say that their musical "evolution" is superior or more advanced than, say, Beethoven.

Evolution doesn't mean better. I don't think there was a better pack hunter than the dioncyus and they lived 100 million years ago.

There are more styles than back in the 70's though. So music has evolved in that sense.

I've been listening to Fleetwood Mac this week. I mean the take no prisoners blues band not the evolved carp. So, you make a good point.
There has always been good music, but the net allows us to find it now instead of trying to tune in some low power college station somewhere. Of course, something is cocked with radio paradise tonight.

Personally, I can count the number of decent bands around nowadays on my fingers.... maaaybe my toes too.

It depends on what you like but I find a good amount of music that I like, and I'm not just talking about metal. What type of music do you like Ibram?

Musically literate, witty, intelligent, not-whiney rock and roll, for starters.