podcast no 82 - waiting for Harry
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Yes, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows arrived this morning, and Jessica and Richard read the book in about 3 hours. They are now re-reading at a more leisurely pace. But I was able to record the podcast in peace, without the usual interruptions and background noises.
The Neon Company - Neon PlanetFeedback and guitar sounds in this track to open the podcast. It doesn't necessarily go anywhere, but I like it! The Neon Company are from Wakefield, Yorkshire, UK, and are presently working on their first recordings.
Kingbathmat -Nobody Steals My GirlHow's this for a review of this three piece from Hastings: "plays Mozart to the Salieri of Coldplay and Doves" (Logo Magazine, UK).
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Elk City - You Got Me! and Cherries In The SnowTwo songs from the New Believers album, by Elk City from New York. In the album, the band calls upon a wide palette of influences: 1960's psychedelic bands such as Love, the girl group sounds of classic Motown, 1970's proto-punk heroes John Cale and Television, and 1980's alternative rock such as The Smiths and The Pixies.
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Farewell Redemption - Lately and NaiveFarewell Redemption are composer and guitarist Jordan Pier and lyricist and vocalist Cristina Negron. Their music encompasses embracing lyrics, passionately delivered by a powerful female voice and melodic, dramatic, intricately performed acoustic and electric guitars and keyboards. Driving, rock drum beats set a pace and a moving groove.
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And congratulations to 2 excellent podcasts. It's A Frog's Life acoustic podcast, presented by Graham Holland, celebrates it's first anniversary this week. And any time now, Grant Mason puts out Three From Leith no 100.This week, for soundbed music I used Landlocked by Human Response. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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