On this multi award-winning podcast charting the life story of Happy Mondays founding member and bassist Paul Ryder, this bonus episode features a full length in depth interview with his mother, Linda Ryder revealing secrets from the childhood Paul and Shaun Ryder shared and Paul's oldest friend Carl Williams spills the beans about the childhood scrapes and teenage rebel antics. Also featured is some exclusive audio of Paul and Shaun's dad Derek performing as a comedian in the 1970s! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Desperately seeking a free bitch? Look no further as Neon Nights proudly presents our “Lady Gaga Special”, hosted by John von Ahlen / Parralox & Costa Lakoumentas. J’veux ton amour, et je... LEARN MORE The post Show 602 – Lady Gaga Special appeared first on Neon Nights.

17th Anniversary Dub Selecta... with tracks by...Dhoko Orchestra, Sons of Manji, I-niverse, Leo Tan, Patchyman, Ksanti, Arky Starch, Owl Trackers, Rootsman Selecta, Sax n' Dub, Menilek, Art-X, Sudden Reverb, The Springtones, Mark Wonder,John Moon, Reggae Roast, Gappy Ranks, PierrotheMoon, Miniman, Mikey Dub, Don Hartley, U-Rie, Bass Culture Players, Badger Bob, Jabbadup, Manwel T, Magic Empire, Stinky Jim, Val Tribulation, Nick Pulpman, Dubmatix, The Roots Ark, Inna midi dub yard, Tokiboun in Dub, Lance Hume, Dublerone, Kandee2, Jahzz, Children of the Bong, Higher, Art-X Subakh, Melodic Karma, Dub Spencer, Trance Hill, Muflon Dub Soundsystem, Clinark,Manwel T, Med Dred, Weedical Dub, Brynovsky, Subset, iGL, Alecho 0:00:00  Dhoko Orchestra & Sons of Manji - Introducing Dhoko (Clocks Of Men Part II) [Explorations In Dub]  [Dhoko Records] 0:03:35  I-niverse meets Leo Tan - Jahovah Dub [Dubophonic] 0:07:56  Patchyman - Lovers [Bandcamp] 0:11:25  Ksanti - Soue [ODG] 0:15:06  Arky Starch - Ride On 0:18:50  Owl Trackers - Gentle Breeze ft Pijule [Culture Dub Records] 0:22:37  Rootsman Selecta & Sax n' Dub - Nyabinghi Dub [Greenbeats] 0:26:12  Menilek - Mash It Up [Dubophonic] 0:30:34  Art-X - Sunshine feat. Ras Divarius & Lance Hume [ODG] 0:33:53  Sudden Reverb - Catharsis [Explorations in Dub] [Aemusik] 0:41:49  The Springtones - High on Your Love (Dub Version) [Cry No More Records] 0:45:46  Mark Wonder - African People (Jon Moon Dub Remix) [Explorations In Dub] 0:49:06  Reggae Roast - My Selecta (ft Gappy Ranks) Version [Dubophonic] 0:52:44 PierrotheMoon - Chomcity [Bandcamp] 0:55:16  Miniman - Waiting For The Sun [ODG] 0:58:56  Mikey Dub & Don Hartley - Causeless Shall Not Dub [Dubophonic] 1:03:04  U-Rie and Bass Culture Players - Revolution Version [Bass Culture Players] 1:06:54  Badger Bob - Truth and Reality Dub [Soundcloud] 1:11:32  Jabbadup - Abazir [ODG] 1:15:57  Manwel T - Serious Dub 1:19:53  Magic Empire - Sacred Chant [Greenbeats] 1:24:39  Stinky Jim - Lie in King [Boomarm Nation] 1:31:15  Val Tribulation & Nick Pulpman - The Gift Of Dub [Raw Paradigm Records]  [Explorations In Dub] 1:35:02  Dubmatix - Rude [RDX Promo] 1:37:07  The Roots Ark - Rebirth Dub [Subsquad Prod] 1:42:56  Inna midi dub yard - Daylight Sorcerer [Dub and Bud] 1:45:50  Tokiboun in Dub - King of Sitar feat. Lance Hume [Dubophonic] 1:49:09  Dublerone - Dub For Kailash [Explorations in Dub] 1:52:54  Kandee x Jahzz - Skavana [ODG] 1:56:07  Children of the Bong - Dubber FX [Explorations In Dub]  [Disco Gecko Recordings] 2:02:28  Higher - Ritual feat. Art-X 2:07:14  Subakh - Memories (Melodic Karma Dub remix) [Subsquad Prod] 2:11:46  Dub Spencer & Trance Hill - Fugu (Original Version) [RDX Promo] 2:15:55  Muflon Dub Soundsystem - Streams Of Bubbling Dub [Dubophonic] 2:20:59  Clinark vs Manwel T - Rat Race Dub [Manwel T] 2:25:14  Med Dred - New School Melodica Roots Dub [Explorations in Dub] 2:29:12  Weedical Dub - Red Tribe Dub [Greenbeats] 2:32:43  Brynovsky - Rumba Queen [Muso Soup] 2:35:53  Subset - Space Re-echoed (Drew Id Dub) [Explorations In Dub] [Dubmission Records] 2:40:39  iGL & Alecho - Revolution (version) [Dubophonic] This podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC-NT-NC-ND 4.0) License

On this very special episode of One Song, Diallo Riddle & LUXXURY are joined by hiphop legend Questlove, and a live studio audience packed with the One Song Nation. Questlove chose this week’s song, Cold Lampin’ with Flavor, and the great man guides us through its place in hip-hop history, the Bomb Squad’s prodigious use of sampling, and how it represents a masterclass in production. 

In this episode we explore what might cause a pop star to spend 20 million dollars of their own money to make and album. We also discuss the challenges of music marketing and musics place in pop culture.

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On this episode, Marc talks to Laina Dawes, author of “What Are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman's Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal,” first published in 2013 by Bazillion Points books, then republished in a new edition in 2020. It’s a combination of memoir, oral history, and highly-researched documentation of the roles black women have played in heavy metal, both as artists and as fans, and by extension in all kinds of music scenes.As she writes, “What are you Doing Here? reveals the common thread of strength and determination among black women musicians in male-dominated music industries. We have a track record of resilience against all the obstacles put in our path.”So I hope you enjoy my conversation with Laina Dawes, here it is!

In this episode, we wanted to open up discussion on the solo career of Roger Waters, starting in 1984. Waters’ albums and stage productions depict some of the most interesting, powerful, and sometimes confusing concepts in music. So, to help us out, we invited two Roger Waters enthusiasts to delve deeper into this era of his career. We discuss our thoughts on each of Roger’s solo works from this period, as well as 1983’s The Final Cut. We also give insights into his groundbreaking stage productions from this era, talk about Magic BILLY and Radio KAOS, the reality of finding sound in a sea of faces and dust at The Wall in Berlin 1990, as well as answer the age old question: “What are The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking?”

Jason and Paul complete their review of Pearl Jam's Dark Matter with a spirited discussion of Side B of the record. Jason also takes time to address his opinion on Won't Tell at the outset. And the guys give their bold predictions for the Dark Matter tour.Become a PatronWatch Us on YouTubeFollow Us on InstagramFollow Us on FacebookFollow Us on TwitterJoin the PJ Pod community Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.