Chicano Style

40 With Your Pinky Up

It's time to inject some chaos into Occupy Wall Street. The man to do it? Our very own Ed Larson! Tune in to hear Eddie's adventures at OWS this week, plus mouse crunchin', the best prison in the world, and the RT fails miserably at an attempt to go clean.

Episode 71: Butt You

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Release Date: (̷0̷̷9̷/̷0̷̷9̷)

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150bpm of soul. Big synth bass riding on top of a resampled piano. The synth melody touches souls whilst the pitched vocal stabs make you want to sing. You know how I get down with the drums! I got these KNOCKIN'! Big Kicks. The snare is sitting perfect. percussion and hats are on FIRE. #Lord

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Behind The Wall Of Sleep

Matt Casket - Turning Point

Under The Skin Dec 29

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On his first two albums, L.A.-based composer EGO PLUM had written & recorded miniature lo-fi symphonies of sickness... short blasts of instrumental mayhem that showed his debt to RAYMOND SCOTT and THE RESIDENTS. But his musical vision was too big to be locked up in his bedroom. So Plum began work on THE RAT KING, a project that would eat up several years of his life. The digital circus punk of his first two albums widened into something more personal and undefinable – it now had elements of film scores, classic Beatle-esque pop, twitchy post-punk and every other assemblage of sound that had been rattling around inside his head. Lyrically, the stories were both absurd and thought-provoking: from the mental anguish of Hansel & Gretel, to the mundane attractions at a Chinese carnival, to a trip into the inner-psyche of an ill-intentioned music teacher. The vision was thorough and complete. Finally, Ego Plum brought in some of the top players from L.A.'s rock & jazz scenes to bring his songs to life. A four-piece horn section, vintage keyboards, electronic & trash can percussion, drums, marimbas, upright basses, acoustic & overdriven guitars all sharing the sonic space, sometimes complimenting each other, sometimes beating each other senseless.

Official website: http://www.ebolamusic.com

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YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/ebolamusic

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08 Tit For Tat 1

Dans cet épisode enregistré au bar l'Antre II Mondes à Dijon en juin 2020, découvrez Fabrice Cognot, à la fois docteur en archéologie, fourbisseur, coutelier d'art, et instructeur d'arts martiaux.

Pour en savoir plus sur cet épisode : https://passionmedievistes.fr/?p=2560&preview=true

Dans la série Rencontres, je vous propose de rencontrer des personnes qui font vivre le Moyen Âge aujourd’hui, qui transmettent le goût pour l’histoire médiévale au grand public, et qui à leur niveau luttent contre les idées reçues sur cette belle période de mille ans.

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Préparation, enregistrement et et mixage : Fanny Cohen Moreau
Montage : Jonathan https://twitter.com/le_mec_dozef
Montage et mixage du générique : Moustaclem
Musique du générique: Johannes Schmoelling - Time and Tide bit‧ly/2ScKf8V
Extrait sonores du générique: Interview de Jacques Le Goff en 1991 bit‧ly/2EFPmLx

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