Written by J. Tibursky & J. Stewart. Headliner for the TIBURSKY Album "Coming Home" Mai, 2025.

The One I Want

Mix of Punk, Post-Punk, New Wave, and Everything that is good for the brain

Business Individual Vol. 2

Ahoy, maties, and ARRRRRRRRRR! It’s our look back at arguably the best movie ever made based on a theme park ride… Walt Disney’s 2003 popcorner, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.  And hey, it’s turning 20, so there’s also that!  Honestly, this movie is pure fun, and we still can’t decipher how that is even possible for a movie based on a very niche Disneyland ride.  But there it is. The cast is stellar, Gore Verbinski hits his directing stride, and thus, a bloated franchise was born!  Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for us…

0:00 - Intros
7:25 - Love and Rockets! (live)
16:20 - Goth Week: Cruel World Fest 2023, The Sisters of Mercy, and The Cure (live)
26:00 - John Wick Chapter 4
33:00 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)

Here’s the video Eric wants you to watch; https://youtu.be/0T0nDZqujVw

Episode 266 - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl - 20th Anniversary

"Hard To Find"

Okay, so if you're a regular listener to the podcast, you've heard me talk endlessly about Starclub. The song you just heard Hard To Get is, in my opinion, the best pop song of the '90s, and the band's self-titled debut album from 1994 is just perfect and it seemed the band was positioned for a long and decorated career. But that career never happened and although they signed the biggest contract for a debut album in Island Records history, the label lost interest after the album didn't scale the heights they expected and they dropped the band from their roster.I've been obsessed with the Starclub story for years--I never got how a band this good, a band shot through with so much talent and promise, could just fade away with only one record under their belts. We've done several episodes with the band--the singer Owen Vyse was on, then Owen and bassist Julian Taylor did an episode, and then guitarist Steve French did one as well and slowly the picture of the band's demise started to really come into focus. Now, Owen is a friend of mine and has been for years. We used to talk all the time and he's one of the smartest, funniest and sweetest guys around. And he's what a lead singer should be: confident, brash, charismatic and absurdly talented. But about a year ago, he kind of vanished. Social media went dark, calls and texts were never returned and the silence was not only deafening, but troubling as well. I still don't know where he is or if he's okay. Several people have contacted me to see if I've heard from him and the fact is, I haven't. This episode serves several purposes: for starters, Starclub is an unfairly undocumented band--I can't find any live footage, there are barely any photos and almost no additional audio, with the exception for what's on the record. So this episode serves as a way to document them further and to remind people about how great they were. Secondly, Owen told me he had nothing from the band's time together and not only that,he hadn't thought about their tenure in years and was thinking there was so much he had forgotten. Remember, Starclub got together when they were in school and they were 12 and 13 years old, so it was a while ago. He wanted to have a series of conversations where his memory would get toggled and in chatting he'd dust off memories that hadn't occurred to him for a while. These guys were signed to the same label as U2and Bob Marley, they toured the country, and they had a video on MTV and VH-1: they were in it and when you're in it, things happen and those things are fun to hear about.And finally, this is just a great chat with a great friend about a life that very few of us get to live. After Starclub, Owen played guitar for years with Echo and the Bunnymen, so he covers that as well....

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Stereo Embers The Podcast 0343: Owen Vyse (Starclub)

Seismic Heartbeats

Depressive Types

JUNK, l’émission qui ne jette rien, est aussi une émission qui vous parle d’amour. Elle vous obsède et vous n’en dormez plus ? Il vous hante et vous tournez en rond en répétant son prénom ? Vous n’aimez jamais la bonne personne ? Aimer, ça n’est plus ce que c’était ? Il n’empêche : nous avons tous besoin d’amour – il s’est même dit que nous n’aurions besoin de rien d’autre.
Du Spencer Davis Group à Joy Division, des Doors à Otis Redding, de Gloria Jones à Donna Summer, la playlist vous envoie son message d’amour.
(Émission du 6 décembre 2023)
Illustration : Franquin, Gaston Lagaffe et Mademoiselle Jeanne.

Junk, l'émission qui ne jette rien 05 - Par amour

Wanted to reimagine this song in a british alt 80s style, but with twist.  Make it a track you can drive really fast to.  Some musicians from my past on this track! Enjoy!

MANIAC (Reimagined) [Orig. Michael Sembello - 1983] Rough Mix No Vox

Drugdealer – Valentine 
Outkast – Happy Valentine's Day 
Buzzcocks – Love You More 
Echo & the Bunnymen – I Want To Be There (When You Come) 
The Pussywillows – Hold My Hand 
The Only Ones – Another Girl Another Planet 
The Ronettes – Baby, I Love You 
The Smiths – There Is A Light That Never Goes Out 
Sisters of Mercy – Temple of Love 
David Bowie – Valentine's Day 
Descendents – Nothing With You 
Dobby Dobson - Loving Pauper

KICKING BACK WITH KEN 021124 - VALENTINES SPECIAL FULL SHOW

The Killing Moon [Cover]

Si, pour un soir, JUNK, l’émission qui ne jette rien, ne passera aucun disque des Beatles, ce sera pour mieux redécouvrir leurs chansons, telles qu’elles ont été reprises et réinventées par d’autres musiciens:  rivaux des sixties, héritiers des seventies, lointains rejetons de la new wave ou de Madchester, (presque) tous ont rendu hommage aux quatre de Liverpool.
De Siouxsie and the Banshees à Echo and the Bunnymen, des Supremes à Otis Redding et des Jam à Paul Weller, la playlist succombera à une incurable beatlemania.
Illustration: Roba, «Boule et Bill», n°3 (1966)

Junk, l'émission qui ne jette rien 20 - D'après les Beatles

THESE TRACKS ARE PART OF A 
FUNKY DISCO HOUSE COLLECTIVE OF ORIGINAL VINYL.
DEEP CUTS AND RARE GROOVES 
REMIXED WITH LOVE BY DJ ERIC RICH
EAR CANDY FOR YOUR SOUL
https://www.youtube.com/@ericrich69
https://www.tiktok.com/@djericrich

CONTAINS elements and/or vocals of:
New Roman Times – On The Sleeve
New Granada Records – NG017
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
US
Released:
Jul 14, 2009
Genre:
Rock
It was part of Windows 7 sample music pack. Great Jam!

New Roman Times - VCR (alt Radio Remix)

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WHEN A DJ ONLY HAD VINYL AND A PAIR OF 12's
THESE TRACKS ARE PART OF A 
FUNKY DISCO HOUSE COLLECTIVE OF ORIGINAL VINYL.
ORIGINAL TRACKS, DEEP CUTS AND RARE GROOVES 
PRODUCED & REMIXED WITH LOVE BY DJ ERIC RICH
EAR CANDY FOR YOUR SOUL

Johannes Tibursky, (www.tibursky.com)
Some songs, when heard for the first time, have such a rich sense of familiarity that you'd be forgiven for thinking they had been around forever. Johannes Tibursky is the singing, song-writing, musical phenomenon behind just this kind of song.

His musical roots lie in the British alternative scene of the 70s and 80s with bands like Echo & The Bunnymen and the Jesus and Mary Chain, but also with the likes of Joy Division, and David Bowie. These influences, together with the those from his home town, Berlin, have served to shape the unmistakable sound that is TIBURSKY.

Over the years he has released a string of albums and singles as singer and principal songwriter of the band Prussia, as well as producing a similarly impressive body of work under his own name, TIBURSKY, while at the same time composing numerous, outstanding soundtracks for cinema and advertising projects.

A NEW BAND, A NEW ALBUM AND TWO NEW VIDEOS. 
TIBURSKY has taken a new direction and replaced the grand, epic-scale, rock hymns with a simpler, more stripped-down flavour; just guitar, piano and some space for the voice. TIBURSKY releases “Acoustic Sessions” on 14th August 2020, their brand new four-track EP alongside two new videos. The band is currently at work on a new album, scheduled for release in Spring 2021. 
TIBURSKY – LINE UP
Johannes Tibursky – vocals, acoustic guitar
Mike Herrmann – electric guitar, backing vocals
Thorsten Eichhorst – piano, keyboards

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Covid lockdown has given me the time to put together a project I always wanted to do but never had the time with a busy schedule.  I have picked out close to 100 songs that inspired me to get into music.  Most are from the 1970s and early 1980s when I turned onto music and my influences.  A couple of the songs are from the later 1980s and couple of pearls from later that I couldn’t resist including.  I wanted to redo them with different flavors, almost in a way that I would have arranged and produced them.  The outcomes were dense and organic by design but it was clear where my creativity was taking each song.  Heavy influences from other artists   Too many credits to those who assisted or played on this project.  I will add them later but it was truly a transatlantic effort with contributors from Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, NYC, LA, Seattle, Portland, Vancouver and San Francisco as well as me holed up at my two studios in California, playing, tracking, arranging, engineering and producing.  

 I hope you enjoy these reimaginations.  It was fun making them.  Something I leave as a gift to those who love music. At some point I will write a companion piece outlining the thinking, instruments and gear used along with production notes for the project. 😃

New tracks tagged #echoandthebunnymen