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  • 50 Questions Concerning 50 Artists

    23 jui. 2009, 17h09m par thelizster

    1. How did you get into no.29?
    Shiro Sagisu: He did the Evangelion score, so naturally, I fell in love with his music.

    2. What's the first song you ever heard by no.22?
    Violent Femmes: ÉcouterBlister in the Sun - pretty standard.

    3. Whats your favourite lyric by no.33?
    N*E*R*D: ÉcouterAnti Matter or ÉcouterWindows

    4. How did you get into no.49?
    The Smiths: My dad listened to them when I was growing up - I was raised on the Singles compilation and The Queen Is Dead.

    5. How many albums by no.13 do you own?
    The Stone Roses: Both of their official studio albums, and some bootlegs of demos. I'd say around four or five.

    6. What is your favorite song by no.50?
    Venetian Snares: ÉcouterBashing His Head

    7. Is there a song by no.39 that makes you sad?
    'Til Tuesday: Most of the songs from Everything's Different Now evoke some melancholy feelings.

    8. What is your favorite song by no.15?
    The Clash: ÉcouterThe Right Profile

    9. What is your favorite song by no.5?
    Andrew Bird: Nuthinduan Waltz

    10. Is there a song by no.6 that makes you happy?
    Pavement: Basically Brighten the Corners in its entirety, despite how sad Transport Is Arranged sounds.

    11. What is the worst song by no.40?
    Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks: I haven't really absorbed enough to pick out a worst song. There might be a few songs on Stephen Malkmus that I don't like.

    12. What is your favorite song by no.10?
    Teenage Jesus and the Jerks: ÉcouterLess of Me

    13. What is a good memory you have involving no.30?
    Julian Cope: One time I got really drunk and starting singing World Shut Your Mouth because I was upset at the boyfriend I had at the time. It's funny in retrospect.

    14. What is your favorite song by no.38?
    Low: Belarus

    15. Is there a song by no.19 that makes you happy?
    Wendy Carlos: Anything from her Clockwork Orange score.

    16. Is there a song by no.25 that makes you sad?
    Allen Ginsberg: Errr, he doesn't do songs. His recordings evoke seriousness, but not sadness.

    17. What is the first song you ever heard by no. 23?
    Radiohead: Either ÉcouterFake Plastic Trees or Creep. I was really young.

    18. What's your favorite lyric by no.11?
    Animal Collective: Hell if I know. It's not like I listen to the lyrics.

    19. Who is a favorite member of no.1?
    Elliott Smith: Duh.

    20. Is there a song by no.14 that makes you happy?
    R.E.M.: ÉcouterIt's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine); most of their stuff brings a smile to my face, especially from Out of Time.

    21. What is a good memory involving no.27?
    Rilo Kiley: Some of my friends and I went to this painfully hip cafe and had a Rilo Kiley singalong. I think they were playing ÉcouterDoes He Love You?

    22. What is your favorite song by no.16?
    The Jesus and Mary Chain: The Hardest Walk, preferably the non-album version that's found on their b-sides/rarities boxset.

    23. What is the first song you ever heard by no.47?
    Joy Division: ÉcouterLove Will Tear Us Apart

    24. What is your favorite album by no.18?
    The La's: The La's

    25. What is your favorite song by no.21?
    The Seatbelts: Adieu

    26. What is the first song you ever heard by no.26?
    Ramones: Sheena Is a Punk Rocker

    27. What is your favorite album by no.3?
    The Velvet Underground: The Velvet Underground & Nico

    28. What is you favorite song by no.2?
    The Magnetic Fields: Young and Insane and most of the songs on volume one of 69 Love Songs.

    29. What was the first song you ever heard by no.32?
    Atmosphere: You - still my favorite too.

    30. What is you favorite song by no.8?
    The Clash: ÉcouterThe Right Profile

    31. How many times have you seen no.17 live?
    Chicago Public Radio: ROFL. Well, if you want to get technical, I did see This American Life Live! this year, so I guess that would count as one time. Ungh, Ira Glass.

    32. Is there a song by no.44 that makes you happy?
    The Cure: ÉcouterPlainsong

    33. How did you get into no.12?
    Talking Heads: I had/have a shitload of friends that like them. I always had a few songs, but I didn't really check them out myself until about two years ago. Good stuff, good stuff.

    34. What is the worst song by no.45?
    Lou Barlow: He doesn't have a worst song!

    35. What was the first song you ever heard by no.34?
    The Psychedelic Furs: ÉcouterThe Ghost In You

    36. What was the first song you ever heard by no.48?
    Sentridoh: Écouterlosercore

    37. How many times have you seen no.42 live?
    Thurston Moore: None, but hopefully that'll change.

    38. What is you favorite song by no.36?
    The Beatles: Something

    39. What was the first song you ever heard by no.28?
    Japanther: Um Like Yer Smile Is Totally Ruling me Right Now

    40. What is you favorite album by no.7?
    Adorable: Against Perfection

    41. Is there a song by no.31 that makes you happy?
    Neko Case: This Tornado Loves You

    42. What is your favorite album by no.41?
    Echo & The Bunnymen: [album artist=Echo & the Bunnymen]Porcupine
    , even though I don't listen to it all that much.

    43. What is your favorite song by no.24?
    Jeff Buckley: ÉcouterGrace

    44. What is a good memory you have involving no.46?
    Hello Seahorse!: Hearing them for the first time on Adam's radio show back in March.

    45. What is your favorite song by no.35?
    Sebadoh: ÉcouterMr Genius Eyes

    46. Is there a song by no.9 that makes you happy?
    Aimee Mann: Her entire Lost in Space album.

    47. What is your favorite album by no.4?
    Sonic Youth: Bad Moon Rising or Dirty

    48. Who is your favorite member of no.37?
    John Lennon: Duh, again.

    49. What is the first song you ever heard by no.43?
    Brian Eno: ÉcouterLantern Marsh

    50. What is your favorite song by no.20?
    Sufjan Stevens: Either Decatur, or Round of Applause for Your Stepmother! or Chicago
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  • Top Ten Favorites

    29 avr. 2008, 2h24m par werechick

    Take your weekly top ten and write your three current favourite songs for every artist.

    1. Coldplay
    ÉcouterLow
    ÉcouterYellow
    ÉcouterFix You

    2. Tegan and Sara
    More for Me
    And Darling
    i know, i know, i know

    3. Roy Zimmerman
    ÉcouterAmerica
    ÉcouterThat Is the War On Terror
    ÉcouterMy Conservative Girlfriend

    3. Oasis
    ÉcouterShe's Electric
    ÉcouterSome Might Say
    ÉcouterChampagne Supernova

    5. Bill Hicks
    (No real preference here)

    6. Ani DiFranco
    School Night
    Both Hands
    In or Out

    7. Jenny Lewis & The Watson Twins
    You Are What You Love
    It Wasn't Me
    Rise Up with Fists

    8. Catie Curtis
    Elizabeth
    Long Night Moon
    Jane

    9. Cat Power
    I Found a Reason
    Sea of Love
    No clue other than that.

    9. Chicago Public Radio
    #317: Unconditional Love
    #339: Break-Up
    #314: It's Never Over
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  • this american life: now with moving pictures! OR... why ira glass is a rock star.

    15 fév. 2008, 2h17m par tenoftears

    tal...now with pictures!

    Ira Glass

    This American Life

    Chicago Public Radio
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  • My favorite podcasts

    15 oct. 2007, 14h30m par rtreynor

    Hey We're Back!
    First off, before you read any further - click on this link to hear Jonathan Katz' latest podcast, where gets a chance to sit down with the great Bob Dylan.
    Jonathan Katz may be best known for his animated Comedy Central show Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist. His weekly podcasts are generally about 5-6 minutes long and filled with skits that last about 10-15 seconds. The format is a bit odd, but the results often have me laughing to the point of tears. The segments by Tom Snyder never fail to amuse.


    WNYC's Radio Lab
    The quirkiest science program you'll ever hear. I've blogged about this before, but it's worth mentioning again. My only complaint is that the show is that there are so few episodes. But Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich do a great job trying to find the answers to questions like "Why do we dream?" "What is Morality?" or "What is music?"
    Radio Lab, from WNYC, New York Public Radio is about 60 minutes per episode, but full of fascinating facts and quirky edits. It certainly doesn't sound like your typical public radio show.

    Our Massive Planet
    I guess this has been optioned by TBS. This video podcast by Jim Gaffigan & Jordan Rubin shows random clips of animals in the wild or at the zoo, and Gaffigan and Rubin comment on the video as if they're wildlife experts. There's only a handful of these, and most are shorter than 4 minutes, so one could watch the lot of 'em in one 30 minute sitting.
    Here's a link to the show.

    This American Life
    I'm happy this became a podcast, because it didn't work very well for me as a radio show. Ira Glass' award-winning show from Chicago Public Radio takes active listening, and one really deserves to sit down and listen to an episode from start to finish. On the radio, it generally has aired in Columbus on Saturday or Sunday afternoons, so I'd only catch portions or snippets in the car while running errands. Having the ability to listen and pause the show has made me appreciate this broadcast much, much more.
    Here's a link to This American Life's website.


    I also subscribe to WNYC's Leonard Lopate Show, NPR's Science Friday, NPR's Hmmm... Krulwich on Science, NPR's Most E-Mailed Stories, WNYC's On The Media, and ESPN Baseball Today (although Peter Pascarelli gets on my nerves).
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  • connections

    14 mai 2007, 3h08m par ifsphere

    Take your top 20 artists. For each of these artists, collect the top 5 similar artists. The resulting number of unique artists is your eclectic score. If the score is small (extreme = 5) your musical preferences are very limited, and if it is large (larger than 80, extreme = 100), then you have an eclectic musical preference. You can compute your own score at http://anthony.liekens.net/pub/scripts/last.fm/eclectic.php

    My eclectic score is currently

    93/100


    The 93 related artists for my profile are Albert Ayler Ali Farka Touré Ali Farka Touré & Toumani Diabaté Ali Farka Touré and Ry Cooder (2) Ali Farka Touré, Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown, Jim Keltner, John Patitucci & Ry Cooder Ali Farka Touré, Jim Keltner, John Patitucci & Ry Cooder Amadou & Mariam Andy Bowers Antonio Vivaldi (2) Armen Chakmakian Bill Evans Bill Frisell Bob Dylan Boubacar Traoré Brad Mehldau Cali Lewis CBC Radio 3 CBC Radio Podcasting CBC Radio Podcasts CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas Charles Mingus Chicago Public Radio Chick Corea cLOUDDEAD commandN David Bowie Deva Premal Devakant Dido digg.com Doctor Tiki Déjà Vu/Tasmin Enigma Eric Dolphy Fela Kuti Frédéric Chopin (2) Genesis Georg Friedrich Händel Hannah Jones/Respect Hariprasad Chaurasia Johann Sebastian Bach John Coltrane John Scofield & Pat Metheny Keith Jarrett Keith Jarrett Trio Krishna Das Ludwig van Beethoven (2) Madonna Miles Davis (2) Mitzi B/Tabu Moby Neil Young Nick Drake Nikhil Banerjee Ornette Coleman Pat Metheny Pat Metheny Group Patrick Norton Pharoah Sanders Quirks & Quarks - CBC Radio R.E.M. Ravi Shankar Respect/Shirley Lewis Sada Sat kaur Sage Francis Science Friday Podcast Shivkumar Sharma Simon & Garfunkel Sina Vodjani Sixtoo Snatam Kaur Khalsa Sole Sting Sun Ra The Beatles (2) The Cranberries The Onion The Police The Rolling Stones The Velvet Underground Thelonious Monk Themselves Tinariwen Tulku U2 Van Morrison Vilayat Khan Weather Report Who's That Girl WNYC, New York Public Radio Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (2) Zeava Ben Zen Men
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