The penultimate Baron Landscape's Broken Hours Podcast (November 2008 - January 2009) "God Damn You, NaPodPoMo!" (BLBH #17) originally posted at brokenhours.net/blog/?p=402.

“Music” by Broken Hours, with help from Alex H. Williams’ “Hey, Mr. Bankerman” and Phobia via Renegade Recordings. Specious retrofaction from Shawno and Chloe Randolph, and from the Castrobot, whatever you are tying to accomplish. Paranoid Russian-American woman, on the streets of downtown Seattle, speculates.

God Damn You, NaPodPoMo! (BLBH #17)

El unificationo de ill-peppered Bacon Landscape attending <a href="http://www.igniteportland.com/" target="_self">IP5</a> on February 19, deriving testament amid situation and freedom, it's a bonus upon us.  Running on fumes, the fetid race snapside etiologies, gratitude torpedoes the wide red distance.  The highest of fives for the highest <img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-621" style="border: 2px solid black; margin: 10px;" title="ip5-1" src="http://brokenhours.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/ip5-1-300x293.jpg" alt="ip5-1" width="300" height="293" />of the Five to the fabulous and Orwellian (not the pejorative) Legion of Tech ("yes, it's a techie event") from Splice Finders, the team at Broken Hour d'Ouevres and all our handfuls of followers on Twitter, ExtraTicket, FreshFriend, HungerMeat, OverShoulder, Underarm Laptop and BeerLines.

Whatever did it matter to these long queues tonight? Portland is the strongest gestureau,  "we" love it here,  we "love" here and we're used to sitting patiently waiting for the file transfer of our affection to proto call.  Dangling our participles out the bus window isn't our scene but much was learned about fonts, the Universe and everything, and the sustainable memories collide with general ideas up there, down there, it's sweet and beloved all the same, both ends of the Sterno burning ever brighter, they have to have your name, the ship is waiting to take you away.  Try it some time.  The next Ignite Portland (6) is already scheduled for July 16, 2009, again at the jewel on the jerrrymand, the illustrious Bagdad Theater.  It's really comfortable after all and no work is involved, everything will be fine.

Ignite Portland 5 (BLBH #18)

Composed by Woody Harris & Daniels, performed by Kathy Keegan and Byzantium, mixed by Baron Landscape.

Kathy Keegan and Byzantium - Where Are You Running (Baron Landscape Remix)

Based on an art deco danceteria of obfuscation and forced labor.  Wherefore thou, Art?  Seedless to psycho and back again, the Broken Will of the People, rudimentary in its ornateness and perfect as a puzzle, make tired your listening eyes and the fumes corrupt the double- and triple-negative irony so forth and interpretively.  Or adjustments to the center, for several cycles, without food or water for days, harvested for posterity and dedicated to the opposition of a more imperfect disunion. Music by Broken Hours. Podcast produced by Splice Finders.

The Broken Will of the People 2008 - Off The Hook (Continued) (BLBH #7)

Low-ebb bellows from the briny mawr of Baron Landscuzz asante, reckoning, blithely channeling M. Gira or Nick Cave, and barely on schedule. Winter fast approaching, entrails washing upon the shores of Miasma Beach, scattered leaves, paranoia, that most obscured object of desire, plugged, describing a circle within which there is another circle. Music by Nat Cloud, based on a walk by Ol' Fuddyduddy. Please come back tomorrow.

Contact With Your Environment (BLBH #13)

A dredge too hard? Morose and delightful in its paired sophistry, a story of indiscpline and persistence, of leaky dialtaions from the calvettes of doom. A bit o' melancholy, a habit of liquidation, this is indeed a dredge most severe, awful and free as in earlier bytes, but with a snaggly jest ripening for the next. A reverse migration through Bush II's America pushing up through the plaid and apparently fearless, like a train of jeopardy unclaimed.  Written and performed by Chloe Randolph, music by Broken Hours.

A Dream for Lickny Speakr (BLBH #8)

<a href="http://www.morgangracemusic.com/" target="_blank">Morgan Grace</a> &amp; <a href="http://samhenrydrums.com/" target="_blank">Sam Henry</a> played live at Slim's on Saturday, November 1, 2008, serenading a subdued brood in St Johns, Portland, Oregon.  Through the miracle of modern podcasting, augmented by the sticks and skins of legendary drummer Sam Henry, hear the talent for which the astonishing Morgan Grace must have bartered a captive soul.  And that laugh, too.  Between her Gretsch, her voice, Sam's assured fills and that repertoire of major- and minor-key second- and first-degree emotional assauts, the room is fully occupied.  Thanks of course to Morgan and Sam.

Morgan Grace & Sam Henry at Slim's (BLBH #6)

We hope you enjoy using this to unwind during the holidays.  If not, then, commended to the ages, it is detritus, it performs, it is good stuff.  Subject to dwindling demand, rather it is a gift, a blessing and a benedictine disagreement, as the Baron himself has become almost non-existent in episode five.  Definitions fail, gentle and caring as they may seem.  Music by Broken Hours, built from a found object.  Produced by Splice Finders.

Good Stuff (BLBH #5)

Free 8% by volume beer for the kids who can say, "expand the playground, going to all eastbound destinations."  Hundreds of seismic alien sounds in the heart of this nations' great cities in the making.   The Baron, facing none of the problems of the magitude of those which his forefathers faced, renders no decisions, thank God, although he is anxious, journeys he to the Temple of Power, all afraid so glistening dear hearts bristle.  Pestilence and putrefaction shadow his very scent, suspicious eyes all around.  The Princely Wit Semi-Dry Oodsday originating in a deja long-since vued, coming online in the present infinite obtained, Baron Landscape's Broken Disgrace as death-defying, mutilated armies scatter the earth, crawling out of dirty holes, jealous, ready to knock down all obstacles.

The Princely Wit Semi-Dry Oodsday of the Baron's Broken Disgrace (BLBH #4)

Broken Hours is privileged to share the thoughts of Sound Semantics‘ mastermind Eran Schweitzer (Guitar, Vocals) and chief vocalist accomplice/foil Allie Silverberg, along with a few tracks from the album Ebb & Flow.  Candid, intimate and occasionally music-geeky, it’s what’s behind the music – in this case the music of two high-achieving music school graduates.  So it’s technically pretty damn good, but this ain’t aimed at your wallet; it’s about vision and devotion.  Think of The Decemberists channeling Elliott Smith; or, if you’re from Portland, don’t think about that and just listen.  http://www.soundsemantics.com/

Sound Semantics (BLBH #10)

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