Very good mix, all segments are packed with great bands and excellent comments

Love your shows and your choice of music guys while chilling out in my pad with some cinnamon cones burning. Peace out guys

This is the standout track of Darkfighter in my opinion. Has really got itself stuck in my head!

D&S Ohio fest was a blast! Highlight of the weekend for me was Faerie Ring!

I love Baroness and Yellow is my favorite

A collection of the past several seasons of The Doomed & Stoned Show, hosted by Billy Goate (Editor in Chief of Doomed & Stoned), John Gist (CEO of Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (Contributor, The Ripple Effect).  All three are members of the Doom Charts, as well.  

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The Doomed and Stoned Show

(Free WAV Download available here under '••• More'; and eventually as part of my next BandCamp solo album)

Greetings my wonderful SC friends. I hope you’re enjoying October as much as I am. I adore all the -ember and -ober months. As seasons go, this is my happy space. It’s a great time to reflect, and a great time to reset.

Creatively speaking, this song caused a peculiar reaction I wasn’t expecting; enough to make it the topic for my liner notes. The reaction was... nostalgia. The world instruments made me pine for the experiences of my Scottish (clan Mackay) ancestors. And some of my other synth choices sparked happy feelings of being a teenager in the 80s. 

Even now, I’m strangely comforted by this song (a sort of mother’s love/lullaby effect). It makes me yearn for what I imagine to be easier, simpler times… and I couldn’t be more wrong. 

I know my Scottish ancestors had quite a brutal and destructive history. And if I’m really being honest with myself, I never expected to survive the Cold War in the 80s. In fact, I actually adopted a very dystopian view of the world because of it. So why do I (or any of us) have such a strong desire to return to ‘the good old days’, when almost all evidence points to those times being worse for the majority of us?

I’m reading a book right now that puts all of this into sharp perspective. It’s called ‘Enlightenment Now’ (by Steven Pinker); and it has less to do with being enlightened, and more to do with using reasoning to help us rummage through the inaccuracies stored in our minds. I’ll be the first to admit… I struggle with a lot of the concepts (because my ego loves the drama of believing it’s all going to hell). But truthfully, we have never seen a time when so many people were experiencing such a decent quality of life, and Steven has the analytics to prove it. For example:

On the topic of life…. The average human lifespan is now 71.4 years. In the 1700s it was 35.

On the topic of sustenance… Premodern Europe suffered famines every few decades. The typical diet in France in the 1700s was comparable to Rwanda in 1965 (the most malnourished nation for that year). Today, India’s billion people get an average of 2,400 calories a day. Hunger hasn’t disappeared entirely. But it’s nothing like what our ancestors experienced.

On the topic of wealth… the average preindustrial European was fortunate to own a quality garment only a few times in their lives. And it was not uncommon for clothing to be stolen off a dead body during an epidemic… thus continuing to spread the epidemic. Now we have to store our winter clothes to make room in the closet for our summer attire. And we order these items on our smart phones, to be delivered tomorrow.

On the topic of equal rights… Consider Michelle Obama’s quote from the 2016 National Democratic Convention, “I wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves, and I watch my daughters, two beautiful, intelligent black young women, playing with their dogs on the White House lawn.” That is a hopeful indicator of how far we’ve come toward achieving racial equality. And there are people still alive today who were born before women had the right to vote. Now women can run for President. Another great indicator we are heading in the right direction. We definitely have a long way to go. But again, it is much better than it was.

These are some of the simplest examples pulled from the book. If you need a booster shot of positivity, I highly recommend it. It’s one of the best researched, most logically presented perspectives I’ve encountered in a while; and it is unapologetically hopeful. It reminds us… the ‘good old days’ weren’t really that good; and the best days are now. So let’s focus on what we need to do next, and maybe park those fond (but faulty) memories.

I hope you enjoyed my latest musical offering, ‘Nostalgia’. :)

Vox Populi

Nostalgia

Dark Monolith

naviarhaiku457 – the bracing east wind

the bracing east wind
cold as a nordic summer;
kicking up white sand

Colin Myles is the author of three haiku poetry collections on Amazon: Scarlet Skyline, Haiku Moments and The Barren Wind. You can find out more about him on his website, Twitter and Instagram pages.

Seven days to make music in response to the assigned haiku: to participate visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

Deadline: 12th October 2022

haiku by Colin Myles https://twitter.com/colinmyles

picture by Mihail Macri https://unsplash.com/@macrimihail

Nordic Summer - naviarhaiku457

Our latest take of another tribute song,...This one's a Lovin Spoonfull tune, written by John Sebastian and first released in 1966..

Didnt wanna have to do it

Dedicated to Mother Nature and Mother California who appear to be on speaking terms again.

I'll See You Around (It's Finally Raining)

AI I Cant Find You

Disquiet Junto Project 0602: Choice Words
The Assignment: Make a piece of music that strives to express a specific word.

Step 1: Choose a word — either a favorite word, or one at random from a dictionary, a book your reading, or any such source.

Step 2: Compose a short piece of music that expresses that word as best you can. Perhaps it communicates an underlying concept, or follows the shape of the word when spoken, or utilizes it as an extremely short lyric. Come up with your own approach, which might be determined by the word, rather than imposed on the word.

https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0602-choice-words/63203

I have 2 deadlines next week so have been working a lot of extra hours.  Resigned myself that I probably wasn't going to make it this week, but if I did -- it would have to be FAST.  

This gave me the idea that my word would be "jaunt" -- something light and bouncy and upbeat; a break between work sessions.  I found a bit of time this warm, rainy morning and got a couple short sequences going along these lines...

I felt tired and not at all looking forward to starting work again soon.  I just wanted a bit of peace.  Decided to slow everything down, add a field recording of the outside sounds, and plink about a bit on the piano.  My word is "respite."

Disquiet0602 - Respite

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW
~Season 9, Episode 8~

We tread on to mighty episode 8 for a look at the June 2023 rankings from DoomCharts.com -- a packed episode that features commentary from Billy Goate (Doomed & Stoned), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (The Ripple Effect) PLUS tons of new music, including Queens of the Stone Age, Witchskull, and Church of Misery.  

This month, Doomed & Stoned celebrates 10 years! If you dig the blog or the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter: https://patreon.com/doomedandstoned. 

PLAYLIST:

INTRO (00:00)
1. Wytch Hazel (no. 19) - "The Fire's Control" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (04:21) - June Doom Charts
2. Rival Sons (no. 22) - "Nobody Wants To Die" (31:05)
3. The Gray Goo (no. 29) - "Pipe Hitter" (34:49)
4. Rainbows Are Free (no. 16) - "Sonic Demon" (39:20)

HOST SEGMENT II (44:34)
5. Lore  (no. 39) - "The City of Suicide" (59:06)
6. Outer Head (no. 28) - "Astral Traveler" (1:03:09)
7. Slow Wake (no. 15) - "In Waves" (1:07:33)

HOST SEGMENT III (1:18:52)
8. Queens of the Stone Age (no. 10) - "Paper Machete" (1:44:49)
9. Lamassu (no. 9) - "Washed Away" (1:48:12)
10. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard (no. 8) - "Converge" (1:54:42)

HOST SEGMENT IV (2:00:59)
11. Snakemother (no. 7) - "Gold Shields" (2:19:00)
12. Dead Quiet (no. 6) - "Murder City" (2:22:22)
13. Witchskull (no. 5) - "The Serving Ritual" (2:29:47)

HOST SEGMENT V (2:33:49)
14. High Priest (no. 4) - "Down In The Dark" (3:08:06)
15. Black Rainbows (no. 3) - "Til the Outerspace" (3:12:52)
16. Church of Misery (no. 2) - "Beltway Sniper" (3:16:23)
17. Saint Karloff (no. 1) - "Bone Cave Escape" (3:25:07)

OUTRO (3:31:32)
18. King Howl (no. 33) - "From The Cradle" (3:32:41) [BONUS]
19. Bongzilla (no. 21) - "Dab City" (3:35:08) [BONUS]
20. From The Ages (no. 25) - "Tenebrous" (3:46:59) [BONUS]



CREDITS:
Theme Song: Dylan Tucker
Thumbnail: Lamassu's 'Made of Dust' (2023)
Incidental Music: Copper Age & Crypt Witch

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Summer Of Doom I (S9E8)

Disquiet Junto Project 0604: Heaven’s Gate
The Assignment: Use a picture of the clouds as a plan for adjusting your sound.

Step 1: Think about the use of a gate in music production. A gate can be described as an “on/off switch, allowing signals over threshold to pass while muting everything below.” (It’s likely that discussion will occur during this project regarding useful explanations of the concept.)

Step 2: Take a picture of some clouds.

Step 3: Think of how to interpret the clouds as a model of a gate.

Step 4: Record a track employing the approach you determined in Step 3 using the picture from Step 2.

I took the cover photo in Ashland, Oregon, earlier this year; no filters were employed. Regarding the title, I’m a Michael Cimino admirer.

Source: https://tapeop.com/interviews/33/noise-gates/ 6

Eight Important Steps When Your Track Is Done:

Step 1: Include “disquiet0604” (no spaces or quotation marks) in the name of your tracks.

Step 2: If your audio-hosting platform allows for tags, be sure to also include the project tag “disquiet0604” (no spaces or quotation marks). If you’re posting on SoundCloud in particular, this is essential to subsequent location of tracks for the creation of a project playlist.

Step 3: Upload your tracks. It is helpful but not essential that you use SoundCloud to host your tracks.

Step 4: Post your track in the following discussion thread at llllllll.co:

https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0604-heavens-gate/

Step 5: Annotate your track with a brief explanation of your approach and process.

Step 6: If posting on social media, please consider using the hashtag #DisquietJunto so fellow participants are more likely to locate your communication.

Step 7: Then listen to and comment on tracks uploaded by your fellow Disquiet Junto participants.

Step 8: Also join in the discussion on the Disquiet Junto Slack. Send your email address to marc@disquiet.com for Slack inclusion.

Note: Please post one track for this weekly Junto project. If you choose to post more than one, and do so on SoundCloud, please let me know which you’d like added to the playlist. Thanks.

Additional Details:

Length: The length is up to you. How fast are those clouds moving?

Deadline: This project’s deadline is the end of the day Monday, July 31, 2023, at 11:59pm (that is, just before midnight) wherever you are. It was posted on Thursday, July 27, 2023.

Upload: When participating in this project, be sure to include a description of your process in planning, composing, and recording it. This description is an essential element of the communicative process inherent in the Disquiet Junto. Photos, video, and lists of equipment are always appreciated.

Download: It is always best to set your track as downloadable and allowing for attributed remixing (i.e., a Creative Commons license permitting non-commercial sharing with attribution, allowing for derivatives).

For context, when posting the track online, please be sure to include this following information:

More on this 604th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Heaven’s Gate (The Assignment: Use a picture of the clouds as a plan for adjusting your sound), at: https://disquiet.com/0604/

About the Disquiet Junto: Disquiet Junto F.A.Q. – Disquiet

Subscribe to project announcements: https://tinyletter.com/disquiet-junto/ 1

Project discussion takes place on llllllll.co: https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0604-heavens-gate/

I am the Cumulus - disquiet0604

TRAMPELFÂD
rec.name: " Black Box "
live at Kesselhaus Hanover 2-Sept-2023
credit: interview dialog heinz von foerster comes from Lutz Dammbeck [2003] the net ,film
date: 2-09-2023
Full Video
youtu.be/CJu-1MtTuWQ

TRAMPELFÂD " Black Box " Live Sept 2023

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW
~Season 10, Episode 4~

Since its inception, this podcast has followed the Doom Charts, with hosts Billy Goate (editor, DoomedandStoned.com), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (The Ripple Effect) -- all contributing members of DoomCharts.com.  

In this episode, we're reintroduce you to some of the bands and releases you may have overlooked in the business of the New Year, so we're going all the way back to January's chart for a very eclectic mix of psychedelic, stoner, and heavy rock, with plenty of downtuned action and doom sprinkled into the mix!

PLAYLIST: 

INTRO (00:00)
1.  One Eyed Moon (#15)- "We're Not Alone" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (04:10)
2. Dust Mice (#34) - "Space Magick" (14:27)
3. That Ship Has Sailed (#16) - "I Am, Yeah" (18:52)
4. Buffalo Bud Buster (#11) - "SST" (22:47)

HOST SEGMENT II (26:17)
5. Ritual Earth (#12) - "Through Interstellar Medium" (36:32)
6. Teen Mortgage (#33) - "Valley" (42:38)
7. Moon Wizard (#29) - "Phantom" (47:31)

HOST SEGMENT III (52:23)
8. Horse God (#10) - "Thundersnow" (1:01:58)
9. The Slow And Easy (#9) - "Middle" (1:06:23)
10. One-Eyed Monsters (#8) - "Laden Sky" (1:09:38)

HOST SEGMENT IV (1:14:13)
11. Lucifer (#7) - "At The Mortuary" (1:24:53)
12. Slower (#6) - "The Antichrist" (1:32:01)
13. The Clamps (#5) - "Forty Nine" (1:40:11)

HOST SEGMENT V (1:44:00)
14. Qilin (#4) - "On Migoi's Trail" (2:04:00)
15. Les Moontunes (#3) - "Elephant Wizard" (2:09:45)
16. Hazehound (#2) - "Flatearth" (2:12:59)
17. Slift (#1) - "Weaver's Weft" (2:18:51)

BONUS TRACKS: 
18. Lord Dying (#14) - "A Bond Broken By Death" (2:29:41)
19. Ancient VVisdom  (#25) - "Apollyon" (2:35:15)

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Wasteland (S10E4)

The Doomed & Stoned Show
~Season 10, Episode 5~

In this episode, Billy Goate (Doomed & Stoned) links up with Steve Howe (Outlaws of the Sun) to discuss some of their recent finds from the doom-stoner scene.  

Enjoy the show?  Consider becoming a Patron: 
https://patreon.com/doomedandstoned

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Outlaws of the Sun: https://outlawsofthesun.blogspot.com


PLAYLIST:

INTRO (00:00)
1. HIGH ON FIRE - "Burning Down" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (06:44)
2. TRANSIT METHOD - "Frostbite" (20:13)
3. GOAT MAJOR - "Evil Eye" (29:06)
4. ANCIENT VVISOM - "Ashes from on High" (35:47)
5. WITCHORIOUS - "Monster" (39:00)

HOST SEGMENT II (43:46)
6. CASTLE RAT - "Dagger Dragger" (54:35)
7. GREENGOAT - "Human" (58:37)
8. ESBEN WILLEMS - "Cabaret Street" (1:03:42)
9. LUNGBURNER - "Embers" (1:08:44)

HOST SEGMENT III (1:18:12)
10. MARIO LALLI & THE RUBBER SNAKE CHARMERS - "Other Desert Cities" (1:28:00)
11. THE PALADIN - "Bog God" (1:33:37)
12. CANCERVO - "Sacrilegious Mass" (1:42:59)
13. HAUNTED - "Catamorph" (1:48:49)

HOST SEGMENT IV (1:54:24)
14. ALTAR OF BETELGEUZE - "Conclusion" (2:07:49)
15. KULT IKON - "Lost Sea" (2:13:27)
16. HASHTRONAUT - "Rip Wizard" (2:25:14)
17. O ZORN! - "Slow Mood" (2:29:56)

OUTRO (2:35:04)

CREDITS:
Theme Song: Dylan Tucker
Thumbnail Art: High on Fire

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Burning Down (S10E5)

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW
~Season 10, Episode 6~

Bucky, John, and Billy are catching up with the Doom Charts rankings from the month of February, and recording our March recap this week! April's will be published soon, then we hope to be all up to date. Lots of heavy rock, stoner metal, doom, and psychedelia ahead!

Remember, Patrons hear it first!  Support the program at https://patreon.com/doomedandstoned

PLAYLIST: 
February Doom Charts 2024

INTRO (00:00)
1. Birds of Vale (#19) - "Indian River" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (05:17)
2. Kitsa (#1) - "Seeds of Famine" (25:34)
3. Rhino (#15) - "Gentle Sound of the Knife" (29:25)
4. Earthen (#21) - "Purgatory" (32:33)
5. Troy The Band (#13) - "IHOD" (39:47)

HOST SEGMENT II  (45:08)
6. Emergency Rule (#10) - "Ulysses" (58:20)
7. Craneium (#9) - "One Thousand Sighs" (1:04:14)
8. Samsara Joyride (#8) - "Too Many Preachers" (1:09:48)

HOST SEGMENT III (1:16:19)
9. monkey3 (#7) - "Rackman" (1:27:33)
10. Deadpeach (#6) - "Rust" (1:34:46)
11. Witchorious (#5) - "Eternal Night" (1:37:42)

HOST SEGMENT IV (1:43:37)
12. The Obsessed (#4) - "Daughter of an Echo" (2:13:38)
13. Big Scenic Nowhere (#3) - "BT-HO" (2:18:11)
14. Mr. Bison (#2) - "The Child of the Night Sky" (2:23:02)
15. Sundrifter (#1) - "Begin Again" (2:28:18)

OUTRO (2:35:00)

Bonus Tracks:
16. Verminthrone (#36) - "Don't Trust Morning People" (2:36:08)
17. Weedow (#31) - "Weedow" (2:42:19)
18. ništa (#34) - "Drown Me" (2:47:54)
19. Last Quarter (#22) - "Deep Into Space" (2:55:28)

Credits:
Theme Song by Dylan Tucker
Thumbnail art from Big Scenic Nowhere's 'The Waydown' (2024)

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Purgatory (S10E6)

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW
~Season 10, Episode 7~

We're playing catch up with the Doom Charts rankings for the month of March, where there's so much great new music to discover, including some excellent heavy rock, heavy psych, and doom metal.  

Hosted by Billy Goate (Doomed & Stoned), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution) and Bucky Brown (Doom Charts). 

Become a monthly Patron and hear the show first, in addition to accessing bonus features and all past seasons of the broadcast: https://patreon.com/doomedandstoned

PLAYLIST
March Doom Charts Countdown 

INTRO (00:00)
1. Tigers on Opium (#20) - "Black Mass" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (06:09)
2. Sons of Morpheus (#31) - "Smoke & Trash" (32:53)
3. The Wizards (#29) - "The Exit Garden" (38:18)
4. Hekate (#14) - "Cordelia" (45:14)

HOST SEGMENT II (50:01)
5. The Quill (#24) - "Elephant Head" (1:08:19)
6. Långfinger (#30) - "Dead Cult" (1:12:35)
7. Little Albert (#23) - "Demon Woman" (1:16:40)

HOST SEGMENT III (1:21:53)
8. Iota (#10) - "The Great Dissolver" (1:36:23)
9. Daevar (#9) - "Amber Eyes" (1:39:49)
10. Karkara (#8 ) - "The Chase" (1:43:51)

HOST SEGMENT IV (1:51:13)
11. Leather Lung (#7) - "Big Bad Bodega Cat" (2:12:42)
12. Sonic Wolves (#6) - "Dead to the World" (2:16:32)
13. O Zorn! (#5) - "Features" (2:21:00)

HOST SEGMENT V (2:27:20)
14. Goat Major (#4) - "Turn to Dust" (3:02:18)
15. Hashtronaut (#3) - "Cough it Up" (3:06:38)
16. Scorched Oak (#2) - "Echoes" (3:10:58)
17. Early Moods (#1) - "Last Hour" (3:16:51)

OUTRO (3:22:32)

BONUS TRACKS: 
18. Hydra (#35) - "Better Believe It" (3:32:41)
19. Slow Green Thing (#11) - "I Thought I Would Not" (3:36:50)

CREDITS: 
Theme Song: Dylan Tucker
Thumbnail Art: The Quill

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Cough It Up (S10E7)

THE DOOMED AND STONED SHOW
~Season 10, Episode 8~

Counting down the Top 10 and our favorite pics from the April edition of Doom Charts, here are Billy Goate (Doomed and Stoned), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (Doom Charts) for another episode of The Doomed and Stoned Show! Heavy rock, stoner rock, heavy psychedelic, and doom metal to enough fill your appetite for new music from the scene!

PLAYLIST:

INTRO (00:00)
1. White Dog (#18 ) - "Lady of Mars" (00:31)

HOST SEGMENT I (04:41)
2. Sunface (#21) - "Cloud Castles" (27:24)
3. Black Tusk (#36) - "The Way Forward" (31:38)
4. Ivy Gardens (#38) - "Boner" (36:18)

HOST SEGMENT II (41:45)
5. Red Mesa (#15) - "Dying in the Cold Sun" (57:06)
6. Tarot (#13) - "Echoes Thru Time" (1:03:52)
7. Trippelganger (#33) - "Death Mountain" (1:08:30)

HOST SEGMENT III (1:14:17)
8. Temple of the Fuzz Witch (#10) - "Bow Down" (1:27:40)
9. Elk Witch (#9) - "Azimuth" (1:31:06)
10. DVNE (#8 ) - "Plērōma" (1:37:06)

HOST SEGMENT IV (1:43:07)
11. Haunted (#7) - "Malevolent" (2:47:41)
12. Heavy Temple (#6) - "Extreme Indifference to Life" (2:05:05)
13. Iron Blanket (#5) - "Mystic Goddess" (2:10:53)

HOST SEGMENT V (2:15:19)
14. Robot God (#4) - "Illusion of Order" (2:43:33)
15. High on Fire (#3) - "Lambsbread" (2:49:27)
16. The Lunar Effect (#2) - "Pulling Daisies" (2:55:12)
17. Acid Mammoth (#1) - "Supersonic Megafauna Collision" (2:59:00)
OUTRO (3:05:38)

BONUS TRACKS:
18. Whores. (#26) - "Quitter's Fight Song" (3:06:47)
19. Double Horse (#34) - "Castle Crypt" (3:11:11)
20. Cannabus (#20) - "Desert Trip" (3:18:09)

DOOMED & STONED PREMIERE:
21. Presidente Judas - "Boat

CREDITS: 
Theme Song: Dylan Tucker
Thumbnail Art: Acid Mammoth

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Death Mountain (S10E8)

The art of living
This is a song about escape and freedom to be at one with nature and the elements .
we are living in strange days and my instincts tell me to go find the spirits of the great outdoors and reconnect with nature and find some grounding also i feel the need to create as artists we are currently stranded souls left on a empty beach waiting for everything to open  up and re-connect again .
I hope this song finds you some piece of mind as i make this music out  of love and creative purpose ...for now lets wait  for the dance to happen again ..over and out
written and produced by Jim Manser feb 2021

The art of leaving

The Art Of Leaving

Doomed & Stoned brings you new music from the heavy underground each week, with an emphasis on doom metal and stoner rock. Can you dig it?

The Doomed and Stoned Show - Summer Of Doom I (S9E8)

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