The tracks from our stacks:

32  The Offbeat - FLYamSam
33  Blow - Keoki (superstar dj)
34  Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (Walker & Royce Remix) - Idris Muhammad
35  Ya'll Want A Single - Korn
36  Bitch, I'm Broke - Cody ChestnuTT
37  Dreaming In Slow Motion - Pale Jay
38  Go Fuck Yourself - Two Feet
39  Origins - Ghost-Nate ft. Keith Anderson
40  Morning Light - Soulive
41  Lies & Organs - ORGŌNE
42  Before The Morning Comes - sir Was
43  Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe - Barry White
44  Thrupenny Bits (Remix) - Colossus
45  The Whistle Song - Frankie Knuckles
46  Hung Up - Solvent
47  A Strange Kind Of Love - Nine Inch Nails & Peter Murphy
48  Chrome - VNV Nation
49  Stripped - Rammstein
50  Samui Sunrise - Saib
51  Bushka - Roachman
52  Kodak - El Michels Affair
53  Night Out - Slackwax
54  Love Her Madly - The Doors
55  Boy - Book Of Love
56  Organ Song - Dry Ice
57  Milk & Honey - Prince Fatty ft. Hollie Cook
58  Take Me With You - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings
59  Let's Whip It - Emmit Fenn & The Dazz Band
60  Dancing Mad - The Black Mages

Back To The Basics S5:E5 (Part 2)

2. april var det præcis 60 år siden, The Byrds single, ’Mr. Tambourine Man’ udkom. En af de mest betydningsfulde sange på 60ernes konstant pulserende rockscene. Sangen - såvel som lyden af The Byrds generelt - var med til at etablere fænomenet folk-rock og senere afledte genrer som bl.a. psykedelisk rock, countryrock og indierock.
Johnny Marr fra The Smiths har sagt om kilderne til det, der skulle blive hans distinkte stil:
“George Harrison and Roger McGuinn’s influence was so all-pervasive. You can’t get around it if you were born anywhere between 1963 and the present day.”
Sagt på en anden måde var det i Roger McGuinns 12-strengede Rickenbacker, vokalharmonierne og den skarpe vellydende produktion, at The Beatles og Bob Dylan første gang mødtes udenfor deres egne udgivelser og liveoptrædener – så at sige.
For Bob Dylans vedkommende var påvirkningen meget konkret. Som mange andre af The Byrds senere hit er ’Mr. Tambourine Man’ skrevet af Dylan – som også ’All I Really Want To Do’, ’Chimes of Freedom’ og ’My Back Pages’.
I dette ekstranummer af POV Mediano Music taler Jan Eriksen og journalist Jakob Lambertsen om The Byrds sange og betydning.
- "Mr. Tambourine Man" – hvad gør den sang så fantastisk i The Byrds version – og hvordan endte den hos The Byrds?
- Hvad var det med The Byrds og Bob Dylan? Hvordan gik det til, at fem unge mænd fra Californien (eller i hvert fald med L.A. som geografisk udgangspunkt) fik noget, der lignede et samarbejde, med den allerede berømte nordøststatsamerikaner?
- The Beatles var en anden inspiration. Hvordan ytrede det sig?
- Hvilket slags år var 1965 musikalsk? Hvad var The Byrds oppe imod?
- Hvor meget var trend og attitude? Hvordan var det miljø, gruppen var en del af?
- Hvilke personligheder var de Roger McQuinn, David Crosby, Chris Hillman, Gene Clark og Michael Clarke. Hvor kom de fra?
- Hvori bestod modsætningerne, dynamikken ... hvorved adskilte de sig fra f.eks. The Beatles og The Beach Boys?
- Efter tre store hits forlod Gene Clark, den ene af forsangerne, gruppen i februar 1966. Hvorfor og hvordan?
- Hvilken betydning kan et tiltagende stofmisbrug have haft på musikken og kemien mellem gruppemedlemmerne?
- I sommeren 1967 blev David Crosby fyret af de øvrige tilbageværende for at skabe historie med Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Han blev kortvarigt erstattet af ... Gene Clark. Hvorefter de var tre tilbage. Roger McGuinn, guitar og sang. Chris Hillman, bas og sang. Michael Clarke, trommer.
- The Byrds musikalske udtryk forandrede sig indtil de stoppede i 1973. Hvordan?

Mr. Tambourine Man fylder 60: Da The Byrds skabte folk-rock

Annunaki - Levi Altar , Steve Sanford , Leites Chiong

Queen Of My Dreams - Levi Altar , Rashed Arafat ,Leites Chiong

Rituals that Summon Lights - Levi Altar , Rashed Arafat , Leites Chiong , Steve Sanford

Crystal Ball - Levi Altar , Rashed Arafat , Leites Chiong , Steve Sanford

Lucifer - Levi Altar , Leites Chiong

He Was A Friend Of Mine

Positively 4th Street

Lyrics and Vocals: Cadel Bolden
Instruments: Sean Bevilacqua

lyrics:
How much can you fake?
How much can you take to bring you the answer?
Find your way back to the sea
Distant waves in my memory
Losing my humanity

You know they say its up to you
But I don't think that's true
And when you find out what you can't do
You realize it's true

I hate to cook, and love to eat
Pass the blood like wine so sweet
Mountain's climb, such a feat
If I am you, then you are me
Such tasty meat, beat till you breed
Your love, your hate, it's all I need
I'd let you go, but I'm not free
You crashed your car, into my tree
I didn't think, you'd be so sweet
But here we are, you're off your feet
It's my mistake, I can't repeat
Cause it's your fault, there's nothing to eat

The howling wind sounds like a friend
Turn the tide start again
I see the hate boil in your eyes
Count the lies as you disguise

You know they say its up to you
But I don't think that's true
And when you find out what you can't do
You realize it's true



Up 2 U

The Godfather of Podcasts cover Marlon Brando, a man famous for being a brilliant actor and infamous for being a terrible father. Dee and Kate discuss the tragic lives of Christian and Cheyenne Brando who both suffered untimely deaths. YouTube Lady calls in about Korean food and Tsunami vids. Sign up for the Sick and Wrong Patreon to hear the Second Show, SW archives, and the bonus minisode Serial Killer Star Signs.


S&W Episode 994: Brando's Bad Seeds

I Won't Back Down is a song first written and recorded by Tom Petty for his album Full Moon Fever.  While this newly recorded version has some of our own flavor, it is a fairly faithful cover of that brilliant song. Emily sings on this one.  We hope you like what you hear.  If you do, please don't hesitate to let others know and as always we welcome reposts, support, and  general good vibes. Cheers.

I Won’t Back Down

Good music, and I mean good in the true and beautiful sense, good music has a magic to it. It hits us, brings forth from us feelings we didn’t know we had. Music can travel us through time, backward and forward. Music moves.

And its not always entirely clear how music does to us what it does. We can take a song that has shaped us, play it for someone else expecting similar magic, only to have them look back at us as if to say, “That’s it?”

But that’s also the beauty behind the bands and artists that make the magic we call music. Even though the songs, melodies, and words stay the same, we all receive them differently.

Just as music has a magic to it, so does scripture. It might not appear as such, hidden away under the dust covered Bibles of our sanctuary or living rooms. But, if you take out the Bible, and flip near the middle, it’s like finding an old mixed tape or CD. 

The psalter is a playlist of the prayers of God’s people.

Today Is The Only Day There Is

Like A Rolling Stone (Cover)

Not Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan/Mr. Mustard Mashup)

My mate Jeremy Farrance introduced me to a great docco on Bob Dylan called 'no direction home' many years ago.  I never understood the 'hype' about Dylan before that.  Seeing him as a young man, with a cutting-edge sound (in his time) blew me away.  songs like Chimes of freedom, hard rain, visions of johanna really hit me in his raw live performance.  He really took the world by storm, as people discovered his lyrics and were literally lined up around city blocks to listen to him.  What a time to be alive back then!  The new movie is done so well to capture this time, amazing casting and great performances.  I'll have to go see it again!

I particularly loved the poetry in this song performed live in the docco but I don't think the studio recordings i've heard do the song justice.  I've been playing this version of mine for a few years now which is also strongly influenced by Sam beam of Iron & wine.  A pity that this song isn't much more popular to the general public.  it's gold.

my youtube clip here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AREYcJcm2QI

My love she speaks like silence
without ideals or violence
she doesn't have to say she's faithful
yet she's true, like ice, like fire

at the dime-stores and bus stations
people talk over situations,
read books and repeat quotations
and draw conclusions on the wall

some people talk of the future,
my love she speaks softly
she knows there's no success like failure
and failure's no success at all

The cloak and dagger dangles
while madams light their candles
at ceremonies of the 'horse-men'
but even the pawns must hold a grudge

and statues made of matchsticks
crumble into one another
my love winks, she does not bother
she knows too much to argue, or to judge

the bridge at midnight trembles
the country doctor rambles
while banker's nieces seek perfection
seeking all the gifts that wise-men bring

the wind howls like a hammer,
the night blows cold and rainy
my love she's like a raven
on my window with a broken wing

Love minus zero -Bob Dylan

A Horse With No Name America Cover By Brendan.

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheTwinBrendan

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A Horse With No Name America Cover By Brendan

There's a new film out and Mike Scantlebury is taking the opportunity to re-introduce a song he wrote in 1976 in tribute to the great man, just as Bob wrote 'Song to Woody' on his first album in 1961

'Bob Dylan song' by Mike Scantlebury (cover by Piano Joe Tontine)

songwriter trying to get an aspect of the darkness of society, acoustic lo-fi style.

Mike Scantlebury is a part of the band, radio show and song writing team known as 'The Jam'. No, Paul Weller he ain't. JAM stands for 'Jane and Mike' and you'll not just find them on Mixcloud but also Youtube and various websites and Blogs. It's modern songs, (in a folk idiom), radio shows in a 'Richard and Judy' idiot, and songs like 'Dit Dit Dit', (which, as we all know, stands for S.O.S. - good enough for The Titanic. Who knows, Salford might hit an iceberg, soon).

People are always talking about freedom.
Freedom to live a certain way
without being kicked around.
Course, the more
you live a certain way,
the less it feels like freedom.
Me? I can change during
the course of a day.
I wake and I'm one person,
and when I go to sleep, I know for certain
I'm somebody else.
I don't know who I am,
most of the time.
It's like you got yesterday,
today, and tomorrow,
all in the same room.
There's no tellin' what can happen.

thirty something pastor, podcast host, and fan of parables

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Sick and Wrong is your hearing aid into the dark, depraved, and dripping abscess that is contemporary existence. An enchanting mélange of social criticism, pointed observation, and well-deserved derision; Sick and Wrong is the pepto-bismol for society’s indigestion. In their critically acclaimed weekly podcast, award-winning broadcasters Dee Simon and Lance Wackerle discuss the most vile, disquieting, and oddly amusing news items for your listening pleasure.

“The most foul thing I have ever heard. I can’t believe people listen to this shit.” — Katy Perry

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“My mom told me about this podcast.” — Neil Patrick Harris

“These guys have seen Brokeback Mountain one too many times.” — Bruce Campbell

demos for the band, deep narrow
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POV International er er et åbent digitalt medie og et fællesskab for eksperter og skribenter med internationalt udsyn og noget på hjerte. Vi ejes af den almennyttige forening POV International, som er en non-profit.
POV’s kernebidragsydere er en gruppe af 75 faste skribenter, men vi har desuden bragt gæsteindlæg af mere end 1000 eksperter, meningsdannere og kunstnere.
Vi leverer originale vinkler, skarpe holdninger og bløde refleksioner på aktuelle temaer i mange formater: nyhedsanalyser, debat, klummer, essays, baggrundshistorier og sågar digte.

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Marc Hayden is a singer/songwriter based in Victoria Australia. Combining some dramatic rock and chilled acoustic tones. At times this artist shows an American Folk sound similar to artists such as Iron and Wine, Paul Simon and James Taylor.

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I am the baker. I bake bread. Visit my bakery, the Backroom Bakery!

A songwriting/recording project initiated to focus on the writing talents of Robert Sterling as well as several very talented collaborators/singers.  Older, wiser and definitely better, Sterling and colleagues continue to pump out irresistibly catchy pop/rock/alternative tunes.

New tracks tagged #Bob dylan