Sweet Christ! I went overboard for the twentieth episode celebration and packed this 'cast with more music than you can shake a cursor at. Be warned, the file is 94mb and will take an eternity to d'load. Enjoy:
“Magick” by Klaxons (video)As usual, the podcast is available through RSS or iTunes. Here are the appropriate links:
“Once and Never Again” by The Long Blondes (video)
“Swallow Tattoo” by The Long Blondes
“Smile” by Lily Allen (video)
“Hunting for Witches” by Bloc Party
“Muscle ‘n Flo” by Menomena
“Underwater (You And Me)” by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
“Monkey & Bear” by Joanna Newsom
“History’s Stranglers” by The Bronx (video)
“What You Know” by T.I. (video)
“Way Down In the Hole” by Five Blind Boys of Alabama
“Wamp Wamp (What It Do) (Feat. Slim Thug)” by Clipse
“How Shall I To Heaven Aspire” by Rock Plaza Central
“Ankle Injuries” by Fujiya & Miyagi
“History Song” by The Good, The Bad & The Queen
“Gravity’s Rainbow” by Klaxons (video)
“Montréal -40°C” by Malajube (video)
“Ruby Tuesday” by Franco Battiato
“The Perfect Me” by Deerhoof
“Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing” by The Minutemen
* Subscribe to the enhanced podcast. (rss)That's it for episode 20. Please tell your friends. Please tell me what you think. Please post a link on your blogs. Please use the hotline: (206) 202-3142. Please tune in for a new episode next weekend.
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* Click here to visit the "Pleasing To Your Ears" page in the iTunes Music Store, where you can pick and choose from available episodes.
* no20 :: Too Long for Two-Oh (mp3)
* no20 :: Too Long for Two-Oh (enhanced)
2 comments:
hahaha Gravity's Rainbow!
Yay for bringing it back! My music tastes were getting dull there for a while. So I went to Amoeba yesterday and picked up some albums - fun times,but not as fun as what I did tonight. . . Let's say a person (me) wants to make a Vday mix for her favorite guy who just happens to have everything - what does she do? In a caffeine/deadline induced late-night paper-writing bout she just might get on the iTunes music store and realize that the Country Love Songs compilation provides a delightful list of all her favorite songs of yore! Fond memories of the old Columbia House trap. . . Anyway, happy you're back! And congratulations!
Kelly
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