The first movement to the string quartet by composer Mark Fax.

Mark Fax: String Quartet MVT I

Robot Lounge

Swan song of The Greatest Rock Band Ever (tm)!
Los Angeles-based Uberband played their final show in 2015. But they had some recordings waiting to be mixed in their nuclear resistant bunker 5 miles under the surface of the suburb of Reseda. Since the world seemed ripe for annihilation (President Trump, evil clowns, dead Prince/Bowie, Brexit, Cubs victory), they figured now was a good time to release it to YOU, the ungrateful public!
Available for purchase on Bandcamp, iTunes, Amazon, and anywhere music is illegally downloaded.

www.uberband.com

https://uberband.bandcamp.com/album/hamstrapped
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hamstrapped/id1162011842
https://www.amazon.com/Hamstrapped-Uberband/dp/B01LYQPWX1

Slowly

Salmon Boots

Oompapa (yayo Sikkatikkahiyo Oompapaleggyogahoum)

Layabout

Horse

(Featuring Nels Cline of Wilco on lead guitar.)

Original record link: https://www.hitrecord.org/records/1824326

Buy link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/of-the-future/id1025193302?i=1025193800

NOTE: This track is the result of intense creativity and collaboration by the hitRECord community, of which I am proud to be a contributing member since 2010, as well as a hitRECord Audio Curator since 2013. While I am the singer and lead songwriter for Of The Future (with help from Joe and Jeff Sudakin,) this track is primarily being shared in order that as many people as possible become aware of not only its existence, as well as the album it appears on, "Hit Record on TV (Music from Season 2)," but that of hitRECord as a company, as well. Come join us in remixing this track, as well as thousands of other records, at www.hitrecord.org. Thanks! - spaceship

Joseph Gordon-Levitt (from Hit Record on TV, Season 2, Episode 8, "RE: The Future"): "You can say a lot of different things about the future, but there's only one thing you can say certain. And that's that the future is...unknown. No one really knows what's going to happen. Singer-songwriter Spaceship wrote a song to that effect, and we all sang and played along with it." (from Hit Record on TV, Season 2, Episode 8, "RE: The Future".)

Music: Spaceship

Lyrics: Spaceship and Joseph-Gordon Levitt

Audio: andyramone, Anthywill, barimix, CHaneleyWelly, cwlucas, Danielle9130, debit72, DreamerIntheSky, EvaSeven, igroveman, izirein, jeffpeff, kaloschaos, KamPAIGN, Kathleen Payton, kimirocks, kouralilly, laurlore, LexiScherr, lyrictician, Malicore, Marie Bee, Matthew_Lister, MelissaBrun, Metaphorest, NeenaB18, nelscline, ozie, poodlegoose, RebeccaFaber, Robo_J, rwaltvincent, RyThoJo,  sirmal, slauncher80, Spaceship, Susan.Claxton, TheLastDomino, tinderlocks, Woznicki, yo soy mufasa

Of The Future

Pretty Like-Drugs Queen Adreena

early draft of an ode to insomnia. one of the more upbeat things i've done.

r u up?

In Burbank, there’s a cemetery named for a mythical land of the dead that today is known as the burial place of many famous aviators. It didn’t start out on the up-and-up, however. In our season two finale, Hadley recalls how Valhalla Memorial Park began as a grift, and its criminal legacy still casts a shadow today.

This podcast was researched, written and narrated by Hadley Meares. Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hadleymeares

Underbelly L.A. is produced by Drew Mackie: https://twitter.com/drewgmackie
Editing and sound design by Meika Grimm: https://twitter.com/meikagrimm
Music was composed by Donovan Dorrance: https://www.donovandorrance.com
Logo was designed by Sarah Wickham:http://www.saywickham.com

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