Name: No Time To Lose, by:This Ordeal by "Christopher J. Keller"
Duration: 3 min 38 s
Description: No Time To Lose by the band This Ordeal recorded live March 17, 1990 at Pequannock High School. A strange gig for us! Playing live music in the High School we graduated from AND during the afternoon.

You guys Rock - the drum intro is super cool!

No Time To Lose by the band This Ordeal recorded live March 17, 1990 at Pequannock High School. A strange gig for us! Playing live music in the High School we graduated from AND during the afternoon. 

No Time To Lose, by:This Ordeal

James Dead live at the Club Congress in Tucson AZ playing our song Confused. The recording I have of this show is undated but, my guess around 1999 or 2000.  James Dead did not add this song to the CD we released but, I know it was favorite. Hope you enjoy this blast from the past!

James Dead CONFUSED Live at CLub Congress

A polska after Måns Olsson, a fiddler from Jämtland.

Polska efter Måns Olsson

Nature won, we will never go hunting again!

The Hunter The Hare And The Hound II

Remember when we put the brand new shiny yard Gnome out in the front yard 10 years ago? It doesn't look so happy now....

You Treat Me Like A Yard Gnome (mix II)

We're friends!  This is one of our older tracks, recorded with a drummer, WOW!

Prost

Why does beer taste better in a boot? Who cares, it just does!

Recorded when we where a full band, with drums and bass. Prost!

'Beer in a Boot" Stein Wrecker

Prost! Who wouldn't want to drink some beer and share good times in the Beautiful Biergarten!

'Beautiful Biergarten' by Stein Wrecker

Television: it’s the most important art form that’s ever been shot with a gun by Elvis. And don’t let that jokey reference to a real thing (seriously -- check the footNOTES) distract you from our current Golden Age Of Television. We have more shows, and more great shows, than ever before. But has the system for rewarding those shows kept pace? Do we have the right set of Emmy Awards for celebrating TV’s new best stuff? And if a panel of comedians put their mind to it, could we get a new set of awards that are the silliness America needs right now? On this week's episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is LIVE at UCB Sunset with an all-star panel of comedians &amp; TV writing pros. Join Demi Adejuyigbe (The Late Late Show, The Good Place), Haley Mancini (The Powerpuff Girls), and Dana Gould (Stan Against Evil, The Simpsons) for a celebration of everything TV can be...and everything funny about TV that The Official Emmys are too staid to have a laugh about. Footnotes: http://www.cracked.com/podcast/15-emmy-awards-we-wish-existed/

15 Emmy Awards We Wish Existed

Movie sequels are the biggest gamble in entertainment. The first movie is the first bet: how much do you build it toward a franchise at the expense of its story? How many of those folks will stick around for a second adventure? With your Adventure #2, how do you retell Adventure #1's story in a new way? Those and more questions make it amazing second and third movies happen at all (let alone 20+ Avengers building blocks). But what if that sequel process isn’t as hard as it looks? What if it’s actually pretty easy to do...as long as you avoid a few classic pitfalls audiences reject every time? On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt teams up with Cracked editor/columnist/swell fella Cyriaque Lamar for a look at mistakes multi-million dollar movie franchises repeat year after year. They’ll dig into the story problems studios keep bringing on themselves. They’ll examine why Aliens, Terminators, and more Hollywood big bads turn kind of lame after enough iterations. And stick around for a few movie franchises that nail this every time, in replicable ways (HINT HINT MOVIEMAKERS). Footnotes:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cracked.com/podcast/7-common-mistakes-that-ruin-movie-sequels-trilogies/" target="_blank">https://www.cracked.com/podcast/7-common-mistakes-that-ruin-movie-sequels-trilogies/</a>

No Time To Lose, by:This Ordeal

"Christopher J. Keller"

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