electrical language no 158
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The first electrical language of the Year of the Ox, by pure chance opens with a track by The Ox. Thanks to Jess for pointing this out.
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The music:
Spirals by The Ox
When You're Gone by Susie Ledge (Steve Smart and Danny Dove remix)Too Distant For Us by Ruddinn (with Heida from Hellvar and The Bass Bandits)
Rocket Science and Dance Until Dawn by Astronauts of AntiquityHydra by HotelsThis week's soundbed music is White Hotel by Torchomatic. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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electrical language no 157
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Wrong Pill by Project Mahlengoscht
We Fall In Love by Paul Berry
Thinking About You by Magdalena Konefal
Anna's a Stool Pigeon by Tom Gabel
Out Of The Wild and Traveller by Kevin Max
This week's soundbed music is Transitions and New Town by March Rosetta. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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electrical language no 156
electrical language no 155
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Something different for the first electrical language of 2009. As I've got a bit of a sore throat and a croaky voice today I'm glad I did all the work over the last few weeks.
On 13 December 2008 I had a long conversation with Raymond Weir of bands Gum and The Eisenhowers. I have played a number of songs by both bands previously. In this podcast you can hear me talking to Raymond, who has a lot of interesting things to say. It was a fun conversation, and I only used about half of what was recorded. I also play 6 songs:
- Chinese Whispers, by The Eisenhowers
- Try Stopping Me Now, by Gum
- Asleep At The Wheel, by Gum
- Mr & Mrs Frankenstein, acoustic version played by Raymond (many thanks to Mark Hunter of the tartanpodcast for letting me use his recording)
- 1969, by The Eisenhowers
- Icarus Succumbs, by The Eisenhowers
Websites:
The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.
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Reminder
There will be no electrical language this weekend. Today I am working on next week's podcast. For a sneak preview, look at this video
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Happy New Year
 New Years Eve: one of these reprobates is me!
GABOR
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