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This week, Another hot week here in the UK. Missed Michael Jackson death, but thats ok. Lying in State? Lubricating the Soul, dissolving the liver. 20p sold for $10,000, Girl saved by iPod, Brian wants credit for School Slaughters.
PS. Its now been said that MJ will not lie in state at Neverland - See article
Exclusive breaking news at end of the show!

Tracks played this week are:

Summertime, by Brother Love - USA - Get track from iTunes

In Knowing, by Swimming in Speakers - USA - Get track from iTunes

The King, by Robaer and Beatnut5 - Germany

Rauðilækur by Mammút - Iceland - Get track from iTunes

Superstition, by Vernon Neilly - USA

Lose that Girl, by St. Etienne - UK - Get Track from iTunes

Blasphemy, by Doomtrooper - UK

Subterranean ((Hidden Kisses Mix) - Hands Upon Black Earth), by Artemis - USA - Get track from iTunes




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[Prerecorded Wednesday 1st July 09]

This episode will cover feedback received during Erk's American trip, some music with a special theme and a couple of Erk's favourites. Let's see if you can guess what the theme of the opening 6 tracks are! Also, this week sees the launch of Channel Erk's new music podcast - Judy's Blast FM! My mum Judy not only co-hosts talk based show "Blast From The Past" with me but now she is picking the music and presenting her own show as she discovers modern music! As always, Erk FM is released on Fridays (Australian time),

 

Blast From The Past on Saturdays and now Judy's Blast FM on Sundays! Music courtesy of Ariel Pubicity & the Podsafe Music Network.

 

Song list:

 

Sideways - Lisa Bianco

 

Hooked on you - Albert Collins

 

Angels - Jeffrey Wligus

 

Walkabout - David Hudson

 

Next Weekend - Cody Prevost

 

Old St Nick Blues - The Hot Rods

 

Big Log - Chrissy Coughlin (hear Erk's interview with Chrissy on Erk Pod 198)

 

Do Si Do - Julie the Band

 

Putting On My Cat Suit - Sez Guilian (hear Erk's interview with Sez on Erk Pod 181)

Australian band Howling Bells formed out of the ashes of the group Waikiki, moving to the UK shortly thereafter for purposes of recording, where they released their highly praised debut “Bella Union” in 2006.

The newest release from Howling Bells on Nettwerk, “Radio Wars”, was released in February of this year with production by Dan Grech-Marguerat, who has engineered records alongside producer Nigel Godrich, including Radiohead, Air and Paul McCartney.

Howling Bells have most recently left their mark opening for Coldplay on their North American tour with more tourdates coming in the next few months.

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Slaraffenland
“Meet and Greet”
from We’re on Your Side
(Hometapes)

Release Date: September 15, 2009

"Busted Old Church" - O Death; Geeknotes: Not This Week; Open Mic Stage: "The Pitcher Song" - Jay Johnson, "Dancing With My Brother" - Entire Cities, "Hallowed Ground" - Charley Earley, "Day of Reckoning" - Amy Martin, "Ghetto Melody" - Street Pilot, "Madison" - 3rd Man, "Not Ready to Make Nice" - Dixie Chicks; Map Room: Not This Week; Venue Verite: "Uncle Sammys Circus" - Lu U; Music Bed: Patriotic Music from A-M Classical

It’s day Three of interview week - two more interviews to go! This interview is with a great rock/funk/soul artist from Montreal, Quebec - SuLE (myspace) Sule (Sou-Lay) has been playing music since the age of five and has been plugging away on his music career for roughly the past15 years. A music career is a multi [...] No related posts.

Another fine collection of tunes ancient and mostly modern. This week in they've come in from Florida, France, California, Utah and Baden-WÃrttemberg, Germany starting with the Canadians this week and a finely crafted hooky pop track just right for the northern hemisphere summer.
I'm in Ibiza to visit my daughter Jessie this week some of the buildings in the old part of Ibiza Town (photo) are stunning and beautifully lit.

Clever - Whale Tooth (Toronto, Canada)
Whale Tooth are Elise LeGrow (vocals), Norman Maschke (guitar/vocals), Alex Denike (guitar/vocals), Michael McCreary (bass/vocals) and Sep Noroozi (drums)  came together in the winter of 2007.
A fine live performance on their MySpace illustrates their energy, well-crafted pop songs and attention to detail. Perhaps Elsie's jazz background lends her vocals an awareness of the musicians around her but together they create a tight, interweaving sound rather than just playing along with each other.
A string of dates next week around Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI, playing venues including Babas, Whipper Snapper Gallery and Foggy Goggle!
www.myspace.com/whaletooth

Colin's heartfelt rant on the kerfuffle about M. Jackson all over the media, on last week's Ourobouros Podcast #106 www.ourobouros.co.uk.

When I die - Geri X (St Petersburg, Florida)
I played 3,000 lines of Defense a couple of weeks ago. This week it is a song that for me has echoes of Peter Gabriel and perhaps a little of the vocal strength of Mel C.  When I die is a song that deserves repeated listens, it is a real grower. You can have it now by clicking on the download link to IODA.
Geri X.
"When I Die" (mp3)
from "Anthems of a Mended Heart"
(24 Hour Service Station)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
Stream from Rhapsody
More On This Album
www.gerixmusic.com/
www.myspace.com/gerix

A Bre Ludo - Les InÃdits Tziganes (France)
The place where Balkan gypsy and rock 'n' roll meet. Great music and I just love the babelfish translation from the notes on their page at Jamendo:
"Between tradition and modernity, these six troublemakers made the choice of the interbreeding, opening the borders in turn with softness grÃe with the flÃte, the oboe, l'accordion, sometimes with violence by the distortion of the electric guitar and the impulses of the duet low - battery but always in a spirit impresses popular holidays."
OK, it is fast at translating. It is also pretty crap but sometimes deliciously wacky!
http://itzi.free.fr
www.jamendo.com/en/album/27880

Blues Oval - AjT (Bordeaux, France)
Blues Oval has been on the PMN since October 07 when I last played a track from AjT who describes himself as a French geek, Apple lover, Serial blogger and podcaster living near Bordeaux. His music seems incidental but is rather fine, nevertheless. His site is more about Apple computers than music so just enjoy the track.
www.pommehappy.com/

Podsafe Music Network (now renamed as Music Alley from Mevio).
I get the feeling that although the PMN was a central part of what Adam Curry (former MTV presenter) and Ron Bloom (record producer) were doing with their startup company Podshow in the early days of podcasting, the focus has shifted almost entirely to the business of being a general popular media corporation. Shame, but perhaps inevitable.
Of course I may be quite wrong. If so, let me know by leaving a comment at the bottom of the notes for this show.

Profiticus Prolificus-3rd Movement: Dub Interlude - Cirque du Soul (CA)
From the EP Nautical Bean Tapes.
Cirque du Soul are five members from Ike Turner's band. Between tours with the Father of Rock & Roll, drummer Bill Ray procured a weekly gig at the soon-to-be famous Nautical Bean Coffee Company located in a picturesque setting at the harbor in Oceanside, Ca. Feeling the need for creative release, the goal was simple - come to the gig with no ideas in your head, no preconceptions of what would transpire. No predetermined arrangements of classic songs; a blank slate if you will. Some interesting 100% improvised tracks were captured.
Have a delve around on Billy Ray's site (hint, check "past bands").
www.billraydrums.com

Old Love - Kimo Watanabe (Utah, USA)
Rootsy. Raw. Soulful. Kimo has been playing the music that he loves at venues all over Utah and Hawai'i since 1999. He has played at numerous festivals and events in and around the Salt Lake Valley, and his music has been heard around the world on various podcasts and independent music shows.
Kimo Watanabe is a very old friend of Suffolk'n'Cool who I was delighted to hear from this week.
He tells us has a new Roots Reggae getting underway word of which seems to be spreading and some very talented folks want to get involved. The plan was just to recrord an album but it seems that live shows may be a possibility. It was one of Kimo's earlier reggae tunes (Pauoa Valley) that initially caught my ear. The Ukulele really seems to lend itself to reggae. Perhaps it is the percussive sound and lack of sustain that gives it the bite it needs. Whatever, I love it.
www.myspace.com/kimowatanabe

Outlaw - Schizoid Club (London, UK)
I played Mission Man a couple of weeks ago and thought you might like an extra taste of Matt's fine music. Some lovely sutry vocals towards the end.
Schizoid Club
"Outlaw" (mp3)
from "Schizoid Club"
(Per Capita Records)
Buy at Rhapsody
More On This Album
www.myspace.com/schizoidclub


Tribalism - Sapiens fx (Karlsruhe, Baden-WÃrttemberg, Germany)
Well, by the time you hear this I'll be in Ibiza so this is just a little warm up prior to Pacha with Jessie. Guaranteed fun!
From the album Tronikum one of seven on Jamendo.
www.myspace.com/lowerinstinct
www.jamendo.com/en/album/46921

Ibiza webcam shows the sunset over the sea. The canopies on the corner of the street are Savannah within the same row of bars are Mambo and Cafe del Mar. Sun is currently setting at around 1930 GMT
http://tinyurl.com/ko5qxb

Back in a few days - catch you next week.

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From their album Birds Fly South

Echo Slightly is a downtempo project that draws influences from Massive Attack, Imogen Heap, Portishead, and The Gathering. In 2005, Morgan Long did guest vocals on Stabilizer’s “A Project Called Red” album. The track, called “Grey to Green,” demonstrated a keen chemistry between the her and them. 3 years later, they have released an album together under a new name.

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So I had a lot on my mind over the weekend, much of it tied up in the recent passing of Michael Jackson, and for whatever reason, I just decided to sit down and talk about it. I didn’t write any of this down beforehand, so I don’t think it came out quite the way I wanted it to, but there was no point in trying to make it better. After all, at some point, perfectionism becomes the enemy of art…

Thanks for bearing with me here. I’ll put a regular show together next week.

Background Music:

1. Permanent4, "Lazy Sunday"  Download from: Last.FM
2. Alan Mecan, "Stylus"
3. Permanent4 v. Red Joy Reid, "Fresone (P4 Requiem Mix)"
4. All India Radio, "Life and How You Do It"  Buy from: iTunes | eMusic
5. The Tao of Groove, "Superspectral"  Buy from: eMusic
6. Dive Index, "The World Is Kind"  Buy from: iTunes | eMusic

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If you’d like to listen to this episode or any other on your iPhone, check out the Dave’s Lounge direct download page.

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The 34th episode of the The JogTunes Indie Podcast is up for running, cycling, and other BPM exercising. To experience and enjoy running and working out exactly to the beat of great indie music, please subscribe to the The JogTunes Indie Podcast or get the MP3. You can subscribe to it directly on iTunes by clicking here:

Our Mevio listing. Our Odeo Channel. Our Podcast Alley listing. Our podlounge page. And on podnova, check us out here.

Exactly one year ago, on episode #22, all of the tunes I played were in the limited BPM range of the 150s. I recently received a compliment about that show from Michael on the JogTunes Facebook fan page. That prompted me to produce another single BPM range show. I chose the 160s because I believe most runners find it a comfortable range for working out. Some people may consider adding this episode to the 150s episode to create a very pleasant 80 minute, extended session. I welcome feedback about single range episodes and the concept of daisy chaining those shows. Please send your comments to comments at jogtunes.com or to my Twitter or Facebook pages.

Here are the artists, their locations, and the resources I consulted to find them:

By Personal Communication

Louinel Jean - Jamaica - BPM of 163

Rob Szabo - Ontario, Canada - 160

From CyberPR

Jessie Murphy In the Woods - New York - BPM of 169

Nick Dougherty - Los Angeles - 168

Trey Green - Boston - 166 and 168

From the Independent Online Distribution Alliance's Promonet

Eastern Sun and John Kelley - Venice, California - BPM 118

Dengue Fever - Los Angeles - 162

From Mevio's Music Alley

Yamasaki - The UK - BPM 115

From the Rock and Roll Report Podcast

White Witch Canyon - East Bay, California - BPM 166

From the DigiVegas Podcast

Matt Parad - New York City - BPM 161

Please feel free to send comments about this and other episodes or about BPM running to comments at jogtunes.com, post them on our JogTunes.com Facebook fan page, or send me a tweet. I love to hear from you.

At JogTunes.com, you'll find purchase links to all of the tunes from all of our podcast episodes as well as playlists and over 1500 BPM-rated workout tunes from label and indie artists.
Your financial support is, of course, always welcome. Please see the support section on the home page of jogtunes.com and the store page for details. There you'll find three special talk-free episodes of the JTIP. They come as MP3s and enhanced files with chapter headings and album art, and they're only $5.00. You might also check out our Apple Nike + iPod Sport Kit page.

And finally, please take our Podtrac survey. Just click on the the image. It'll help support the show.

Thanks for working out with me and enjoy the music!

Dr. Bob

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Artist: Here Come The Birds
Track: Sharp White Teeth
Director: James Hodgeson (Peer Group Media)

A disturbing effort this week.

For this video for Here Come The Birds from Newcastle, Australia, director James Hodgeson gives us a look into the dark heart of a city streets at night using the odd method of using mannequins. The completely silent dummies in the completely silent streets have a haunting effect that fits in nicely with the tone of the song. A very simple idea that works really well.



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See you next week for another great music video.

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In episode 118 of the Journey Inside My Mind (mp3, 51:26, 47.0 MB), I shared some great music, many of it local to Cincinnati, Ohio, and talk about other recent news in my life as well as the local social media community.

Breakdown:

00:01 Brought to you by the United Silent Actors Foundation
01:02 Rotten Cheri, “Before Its Over”
04:44 Catching up since the last episode. Microphone. Recently became available for work elsewhere. Job Search Focus Group in Cincinnati.
12:55 The Upset Victory, “Signals”
15:42 Promo for Ed’s Mixed Bag
16:12 Drew Laplante, “It All Comes Down To You”
22:54 New Media Cincinnati Update
28:29 Promo for the Association of Music Podcasting by Rich Palmer
29:53 Little Horse, “I Want Your Love”
33:23 The Stone Coyotes, “Back To New York”
37:12 Final thoughts: How I (will have) Got My (next) Job. Also, hosting AMPed this weekend.
46:45 The Upset Victory, “The Will”

Other links mentioned during the episode:

• My Virtual Business Card/Social Media Resume
• Podcamp Ohio 2
• Get That Job!
• How I Got My Job
• AMPed New Music Weekly

As always, you can get in touch via the Contact page.  To call in a voicemail comment, please dial +1-513-373-4442 and be sure to let me know up front that it’s a comment for the show, so I can be sure to send it directly to voicemail.

The Journey Inside My Mind is a proud member of the Association of Music Podcasting. Please check out their weekly podcast, AMPed New Music Weekly and follow AMP on Twitter.

Some of the music in this episode came from the Podsafe Music Network.

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I’m on a retro video game kick lately, and when I stumbled across this artist @ The Sixtyone, I was hooked. Here’s his bio:

Henry Homesweet is a music project to express all of my creativity. I work with lots of diffrent styles, experimenting with all sorts of retro video game consoles to create my sound. I have produced a lot with the Nintendo Gameboy but more recently have been Composing with the NES and Commodore64. This type of music is known as Chiptune, the sounds from my childhood consoles make me shiver with Nostalgia! Im a geek at heart! I hope you enjoy my music

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Malcolm Middleton
“Carry Me”
from Waxing Gibbous

Release Date: August 11, 2009