If you are hungry don't come any closer!
This week's podcast theme is 'dinner music for a pack of hungry cannibals' and was suggested by Canadian musician Victor Scott. It is going to make the meat eaters amongst you dribble at the corners of your mouth and generally want to snack, so you better make sure you have some provisions to hand.
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Playlist:
(00:00) Shivaree - Cannibal King
Tim from the face of today
(01:42) Coconut MonkeyRocket - Shopping for Explosives
Victor Scott
(06:02) Kingmaker - Eat yourself whole
Coxon from To die by your side
(10:29) Broken Spindles - A dinner party ambience
Bethanne from CTASLS
(14:43) The Thermals - No culture icons
Mike from Nothing but green lights
(17:16) Toto Coelo - I eat cannibal
FiL from Pogoagogo
(21:28) Meat Puppets - Dolphin Field
Steve from Domino Rally
(23:03) Jack McDuff - Hot Barbecue
ZB from So the wind won't blow it all away
(026:10) SNFU - Cannibal Cafe
Chris from Culture Bully
(28:38) Fine Young Cannibals - Suspicious minds
Simon from You can call me Betty
(33:05) Patrick Wolf - Blood beat
Jamie from The Run Out Groove
(37:07) Patti Smith - Summer Cannibals
Michael from The Yank Sizzler
(41:56) Bill Sims - Man Eater
SAS Radio
(48:34) Stan Ridgway - Valerie is Sleeping
Tom from Other people's toys
(52:28) Detroit - New Jello
Duke of Straw from The Late Greats
(57:44) Four boys and a guitar - Rocking Chair
Deek Deekster from Pod of Funk
(01:01:48) Th' Faith Healers - Spin 1/2
Colin from Let's kiss and make up
Thank you to all the contributors. If you like what you have heard make sure you visit the artist's and contributor's sites by clicking on their names.
You can also leave a comment about the podcast by clicking here.
The next podcast has the theme 'parlez vous francais?' and was suggested by ZB from So the wind won't blow it all away who would like to hear any songs with lyrics in French. To take part simply send your track and 30 second to 1 minute long spoken intro to tim.young@rhul.ac.uk. Once we have an hour of music the submission doors will be shut.
P.S. You can hear the original song 'dinner music for a pack of hungry cannibals' by Raymond Scott over on The Face of Today.|W|P|115140910937763027|W|P|013 Dinner music for a pack of hungry cannibals|W|P|tim.young@rhul.ac.uk
Simone|W|P|That's at least two bands from Hull. Maybe there's correlation there. Jamie Summers|W|P|kingmaker. never thought i'd ever see them on here. or in fact ever hear their name again. FiL|W|P|Oh yes, Kingmaker!! I'm bouncing up & down in my seat in anticipation. Sod it, not sure I can wait until I get home - I may need to eat myself whole at my desk...FiL
Jamie Summers|W|P|i also really like the thermals track, will have to check out their record i think. very much makes me nostalgic for guided by voices. coxon le woof|W|P|Colin, you heathen!Groundbreaking, no.
But awful???
I thinks not.
But you are redeemed (in my eyes) by your comment about The Thermals. I've been meaning to get their album for ages but never seen it a reasonable price.
FiL|W|P|Sorry Dear Colin, though I may be on the boat with you to Sufjan City, regarding Kingmaker I dwell with Coxon in the Palace of Loz. He was annoyingly mouthy, granted, but I found it fun stuff...*Sigh* Will you still talk to me?? :-(
FiL
Close your eyes and count to twelve.
This edition of the contrast podcast brings you an hour of the most interesting numerically named music available. When you have listened to it make sure that you leave us a comment so we know if music with numbers in it is good.
We need to know!
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Playlist:
(00:00) The Pointer Sisters - Pinball number count
Tim from the face of today
(02:59) The Plimsouls - Zero Hour
Rob from The Great Leap Forward
(05:58) Lene Lovich - Lucky Number
FiL from Pogoagogo
(09:37) The 3Ds - Hey Seuss
Amy from Shake your Fist
(12:41) Daniel Link - 4am Slam Over Coffee
Cindy from Azuki Bean Stash
(16:22) Broken Social Scene - 7/4 (Shoreline)
Duke of Straw from The Late Greats
(21:26) The Field Mice - Song Six
Colin from Let's kiss and make up
(27:18) Mansun - Six
Jamie from Jamie's Run Out Groove
(35:38) Hank Williams III - 7 months 39 days
Chris from Culture Bully
(39:44) Calliope - Sunny08
Bethanne from CTASLS
(43:54) Morphine - Eleven'o'clock
Tom from Other people's toys
(47:59) Bob Dylan - Rainy Day Women 12 & 35
Jim from Sessions of Breakfast
(52:48) The Saw Doctors - N17
Victoria from Muruch
(57:58) Paleo - 19-ninety-two
ZB from So the wind won't blow it all away
Thank you to everyone who has taken part this time.
The theme for the next podcast is 'dinner music for a pack of hungry cannibals' and was suggested by Victor Scott. If you would like to take part (submissions are always welcome from new contributors) please send your 30 second to 1 minute spoken intro and track to tim.young@rhul.ac.uk. As soon as we have too much music we will make the podcast.|W|P|115079251858140742|W|P|012 Numbers|W|P|tim.young@rhul.ac.uk Jamie Summers|W|P|Tim you just gave me a total nostalgic flashback, because they used to use that pointer sisters track no every single episode ever. I must have heard it...one (HAH HAH HA!), twooo (HAH HAH HA!), three (HAH HAH HA!) million times, and never knew who did it. sarahday|W|P|the sesame street track has provided us with 13 hours of entertainment - good one! Tim Young|W|P|Nice! Glad you liked it. What did everyone else think of the rest of the cast? SAS Radio|W|P|Some old faves on this one and very welcome for that. Never heard of Daniel Link before though - glad I have now! Another wonderful selection. I'm surprised there wasn't some sort of contest to come last, with the highest number (the highest I could come up with was the band A Million Billion). But perhaps that's just me. Tom|W|P|I will contribute to one of these soon - honest! cchang|W|P|Glad you liked the 4am slam over coffee track, SASRadio.Great podcast over and I love that Bob Dylan track. I would have guessed that "If I had a 100 Dollars" may have ended up on this one if the prior theme did not come first. Ah well...
Ya know, all these years, I had no idea the Pointer Sisters were the ones that sang the Pinball numbers track. I can my niece's ears perked up when she heard the intro. We listened to it during our mini road trip and she, my hubby and his sister enjoyed the entire podcast as well. :)
Are you alone?
If you aren't alone it might be a good idea to send everyone else out of the room because this week's podcast is all about the tracks that our contributors consider to be the ones that only they like.
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Playlist:
(00:00) The Singing Postman - Dew yer father keep a dickie?
Tim from the face of today
(03:18) Ting Jing - Meng Hun Tiao Tiao
ZB from So the wind won't blow it all away
(06:27) Barenaked Ladies - If I had $1,000,000
Sean from Said the Gramophone
(12:01) Bal-Sagoth - Arcana Antediluvia / Beneath the Crimson Vaults of Cydonia
SAS Radio
(17:29) Stretchheads - HMS Average Nostril
Colin from Let's kiss and make up
(20:08) Tenacious D - Karate
Jim from Sessions of Breakfast
(21:39) Fall Out Boy - Sugar, We're Goin Down
Bethanne from CTASLS
(25:53) Velcro Pygmies - Pussy Whipped
Merz from Mars needs Guitars
(29:13) Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers - You gotta quit kickin' my dog around
Deek Deekster from Pod of Funk
(32:28) ColdBlooded - Sangue Bárbaro
Marcos from Mind Booster Noori
(40:06) Casey Scott - Long Night #3652
Tom from Other people's toys
(45:33) Sea Snakes - A Pallbearer's Calender
Dave from The rawking refuses to stop
(50:38) Factor Activo - Non Merci
Sabas Judas
(55:40) Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows - Stake my Soul
Chris from Culture Bully
(59:04) Blue Man Group - Rods and Cones
Taylor from Music for kids who can't read good
(01:06:00) Neil Young - We R in Control
Jamie from Jamie's Run Out Groove
Thank you to all the contributors for sharing their dark secrets.
The theme for the next podcast will be 'numbers' - so all tracks must have a number in the band name or track title. The twist is that the podcast will be sequenced in numerical order so you can have some influence over roughly where your track will appear. Send your track and 30 second to 1 minute long spoken intro to tim.young@rhul.ac.uk. As soon as we have an hour of music the submission doors will be shut.
You can tell everyone to come back in now.|W|P|115020782294825655|W|P|011 I'm the only one who likes this|W|P|tim.young@rhul.ac.uk cchang|W|P|Hey! I happen to love If I had a $1,000,000 and Tenacious D is my hero.Am I supposed to feel ashamed or proud for liking a lot of these song?
|W|P|Bethanne, we all like a little Fall Out Boy now and again, and again. Don't we? Guys? Jamie Summers|W|P|Yeh i think some ppl are cheating here, Tim you know everyone likes the singing postman. Hev Yew Gotta Loight Bor??!?!? Genius. It won the Ivor Novello best song of the year award you know... Maybe we British should just stay out of this music business... Jamie Summers|W|P|sorry, me again. verbal diarhoea tonight. i love the second track too, i just love bizarre stuff from every country ever. makes me wish i'd put some tuvan throatsinging on instead of ol' 'nazza yazza' (as the kids at the rollerdisco call him). oh well. i'll stop now. cchang|W|P|The second track sounds a good bit like my mother. It's comforting. I gave this another listen and I think this is my favorite CP not only for the songs, but for the intros. And what is up with metal bands and fantasy themes? I swear with the SAS pick I was listening to Helloween's Keeper of the 7 Keys all over again.
Amy|W|P|Wow. Some of the worst songs this side of NPR's Annoying Music Show. Nice job guys! Tim Young|W|P|... yeah Jamie. I copped out a bit with the singing postman. Otherwise you might have got some of my favourite spoken word records .. or some Philip Glass ... or ... well let's not do lists!Cindy ... has your mum made any records? If she has you better be sending them over this way!!!
Simone|W|P|Fo shizzle, everyone loves the D. Eric|W|P|I hate to say that I really like a lot of these songs. Hmmm.... SAS Radio|W|P|This was the only podcast where I've thought, "I hope I don't get loads of people saying they liked my choice on the comments thread..." Result!
So what's driving you?
Personally I'm driven by the constant need to have my ears injected with new music as often as possible.
You've got the same problem?
There is a solution.
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Playlist:
(00:00) Jimmy Bosch - Descargarana
Victor Scott
(08:20) The Real McKenzies - Sailor Man
Chris from Culture Bully
(10:28) Mark Lanegan Band - Driving Death Valley Blues
EJ from Loudersoft
(13:51) My Morning Jacket - Off The Record
Bethanne from CTASLS
(20:14) The Elected - Not Going Home
Jeff from Kinky Origami
(25:35) Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
Victoria from Muruch
(30:26) R.E.M. - The Passenger (Live)
Michael from The Yank Sizzler
(37:23) Franz Ferdinand - This Fire
Jeff from DIY Rockstar
(42:26) Louis XIV - Finding out that love is blind
Paul from They tell us that we lost our tails ...
(47:45) Too Much Joy - A Texas Sunday
Tom from Other people's toys
(52:19) The Allman Brothers Band - Jessica
Jarrod from Living in fear is no good to anyone
(59:57) Tim Seely - On film I play myself
The Duke of Straw from The Late Greats
(01:04:44) 13th Floor Elevators - Reverberation
ZB from So the wind won't blow it all away
(01:07:54) Buffalo Springfield - Four Days Gone
Jamie from Jamie's Run Out Groove
Thanks as usual to all the contributors for taking part.
CP#11 will have the theme of 'I'm the only one that likes this' and the submission gates are now open to all. If you want to take part send your track and 30 second to 1 minute long spoken intro to tim.young@rhul.ac.uk. The submission doors will be closed as soon as we have an hour of music.
See you all next week!|W|P|114958304938837761|W|P|010 Road Trip|W|P|tim.young@rhul.ac.uk Mind Booster Noori|W|P|Wow, the next theme rocks! Nice idea! :-) Listening to "Road Trip" now... Amy|W|P|Yay Victor Scott! What a cool guy... KJ|W|P|I never thought I would see the words "Allman Brothers - Jessica" on this site. This will probably be burnt and listened to a lot this summer. Tim Young|W|P|Crazy isn't it. But that is the joy of inclusive creativity my friends! cchang|W|P|Fabulous collection of music! Tim, I'm really impressed with your radio sound effects. Good grief...as you were "driving off" I could feel the car engine sound travel around my head (if that makes any sense). And of course, I love it when you sing. I agree amy, Victor is pretty darn cool. :)
Unknown|W|P|After hearing the Allman Brothers track I think I'm going to learn to drive! Fabulous! Jamie Summers|W|P|good choices all. unforunately the allman track has been ruined for his brits due its use on the opening credits of car program top gear, fronted by semi-fascist, racist, sexist and xenophobic presenter jeremy clarkson. damn his dirty eyes. Mind Booster Noori|W|P|Wow, already to many submissions to the next one? Tim Young|W|P|Yup. The theme is popular! Jamie Summers|W|P|yup i'm looking forward to it. have to say contrast is the only podcast i reaaally look forward to each week. L'Anonyme de Chateau Rouge|W|P|there is the track of Portishead "Road Trip" too. Come on with me.