Name: ON THE BEAT - E11 - "Rolling Thunder" by DetectiveWolfman
Duration: 1 h 1 min 42 s
Description: Rolling into the New Year like THUNDER! It's the HOUR of POWER - time for all you fiends for action to settle up and saddle up. LET'S ROCK!!!

Rolling into the New Year like THUNDER! It's the HOUR of POWER - time for all you fiends for action to settle up and saddle up. LET'S ROCK!!!

ON THE BEAT - E11 - "Rolling Thunder"

OST:
- Bulgarian State Television Female Choir - Dragana I Slavei
- Excerpt from “Stalker” (dubbed)
- John Maus - Love Letters From Hell
- Pere Ubu - We Have The Technology
- John Maus, Psychic Warfare interview (excerpt)
- Goethe’s “Faust II,” Act 5, Scene 7
- Wire - Single K.O.

Single K.O.

Jared Klickstein returns to the show to talk about crime taking over the Bay Area, the trades vs. learning to code, William Friedkin's "Bug" (2006), and more 

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Bug w/ Jared Klickstein

Dakota and JDO chat about the band MGMT, the beauty of outlines, and the dangers of staring at your phone

Under New MGMT feat. J David Osborne

In this episode we attempt to silence the nay-sayers and sweet tea-swillers south of the Mason-Dixon with a deep dive into the unique world of Yankee country music. Take heart, Northern Friends...The Baron, Lone Pine, Betty Cody, and Hillbillies at Harvard await!

1) Dick Curless - Ragged but I'm Right featuring Lenny Breau (1956)

2) Hal Lone Pine and Betty Cody - Keep Your Shirt on John (1953) 
3) Betty Cody - The Way you Treated Me (1978)
4) Tina Welch - Keep an Eye Out for Charlie (1977)
5) Rick Robinson and the Bayou Boys - One Drink Closer to Heaven (Live at the Loudon Country Hall 1980)
6) Lucky Look - Bangor Bound off These Tears I cry (1973)

7) Reel de Ste-Anne - Isidore Soucy (1950?)
8) Aida Est Une Rogue/Coast of Maine - Trail Riders, Don Calvi & Tumbleweed Kid (1950)
9) Charlie Bailey and his Happy Valley Boys - Darling Nelly Across the Sea (1956)
10) Ralph Page Trio - Darling Nelly Gray, contra dancing version recorded 1950
11) Betty Cody - I Yodel All Day Long (1978)
12) Stompin Tom Connors - The Canadian Lumberjack - Bud the Spud (1973)
13) Yodeling Slim Clark - A Cowboy Takes a Square Dance (1951)

14) Al Hawkes - Everybody's Waiting (1975)
15) Al Hawkes & Fred Pike - Downeast Guitar Pickin Man (1980)
16) Les Seevers and the Oaks - Wooden Angels (1958)
17) Curtis Johnson - Baby Baby (1957)
18) Ricky Coyne - Little Darleen (born in Boston) (1959)

19) Wendell Austin and the Country Swings - LSD (1968)
20) Hal Lone Pine and Betty Cody - Pale Moon (1953)
21) John Lincoln Wright (as Pine Tree John and the Designated hitters) - The Red Sox Song (1976)
22) Larry Flint with the Sour Mash Boys - It's Lonely in Braintree With You In Methuen; It's Almost like living in Lowell (1977)
23) Dick Curless - Tater Raisin Man (1965)

24) Dick Curless - Loser's Cocktail (1971)

EP009 - Never Been North of Bangor (New England Country Music Showcase)

Benjamin Braddock returns for a great talk about secret areas of California, Measles, Florida, Immigration, and much more 

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Glen and Psi talk about Cannabis Dispensary interactions, Sam Harris and free will, Christopher Nolan's Tenet (2020), high concept modern rap, and more 

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Strawberry Coughkaesque

Dakota and Will (Resident Life Enjoyer) tackle the first four records of Cleveland's most avant-garde band Pere Ubu. They take a deep dive into The Modern Dance, the band's debut record, while chatting about the band's philosophy "Elitism for the People."

Pere Your Request feat. Resident Life Enjoyer

Monty and Dak discuss Australian musician Alex Cameron before veering off into theorizing what space is left for musicians like him.

Alex Cameron feat. Monty Carlo

Episode Topic: Goethe’s “Sorrows of Young Werther”

OST:

- Phil Spector Interview (Excerpt)
- The Beach Boys - The Lonely Sea
- Lee Hazlewood & Nancy Sinatra - Some Velvet Morning
- Gene Pitney - Dream World
- Bobby Darin - Not For Me

I Watched My Dream World Crumble Like Clay

After many months of technical delays, we are back! Join Jeremy and guest fantasy author Austin Calloway as they go through the fun and bouncy themes of director Taylor Hackford's DOLORES CLAIBORNE (1995), and Stephen King's "good and evil" energy.

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ON THE BEAT - E11 - "Rolling Thunder"

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