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Saturday, June 03, 2006

podcast no. 24 - Questions and Answers

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I'm sorry about problems with the feed for this one. I missed one important step when uploading the mp3 file, but hopefully it's now sorted.

Today's show asks questions:

What is the creation myth of the Butchulla tribe?
What was the answer to the competition question?
And who won?
Was St Augustine a podcaster?

Helping provide the answers are:

K-Gari, from Wiltshire, UK, with 2 songs, Seven Shores and Hurricane.

After the competition draw - the prize winner is Mark Johnson - I played Plastic Jesus, another track by The Eisenhowers, from Glasgow, Scotland.

We stayed in Scotland for two excellent tracks, Learn Our Lesson by The 4th Parallel and Metaphysics of Despair by The Scottish Enlightenment.

Today's soundbed music was by Torchomatic and Cagey House. The intro and outro music was composed and performed for the electrical language podcast by Tragic Shellsuit Disaster.

5 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Hi, where can I buy The Scottish Enlightenment album?; Saturday, June 03, 2006 10:35:18 PM
gabor - the electrical language podcast said...: Hi

Glad someone seems to have heard the podcast despite the difficulties with the feed. Follow this link for The Scottish Enlightenment album:

moojuice records store; Sunday, June 04, 2006 10:25:37 PM
Grant - Three From Leith said...: You never know who's going to turn out to be a musician or in a band, do you ? Podcasting's a great way to highlight the hidden talent amongst friends and acquaintances, and very fine indeed K-Gari are too ! Of course, there was also a selection of the finest Scots. A damn fine breed o' men an' wummin; wha's like us ?

Jasna thanks you for the birthday wishes. Be sure to listen out for a little story about her and her reading skills on this week's show ;-); Monday, June 05, 2006 10:45:04 PM
Raymond said...: Hi Gabor - great show, as usual. I thought K-Gari were excellent ... very accomplished and polished sound. 4th Parallel were also impressive ... I have heard a sneak preview of some of their new stuff and it is very powerful ... nice guys too. The Eisenhowers album was allegedly lost in transit by the couriers; it has now been re-pressed and I should have it on Thursday. It has been very frustrating and I apologise for the delay in getting it to you.; Thursday, June 15, 2006 9:46:28 AM
chinyew said...: hey, just to let you know
that i'm back at:

www.30dayartist.com

cheers.

-chinyew; Saturday, August 05, 2006 7:35:31 PM