There is one person in 43north’s collective.
Legendary songwriter Andy Partridge discusses his songwriting process for a number of classic XTC songs.
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0:00 Introduction 2:12 Jason and the Argonauts 16:18 It's Nearly Africa 27:52 Mermaid Smiled 34:30 Love on a Farm Boy's Wages 43:24 Melt the Guns 54:26 That's Really Super Supergirl 1:01:14 Yacht Dance
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Episode 115 - Dave Gregory of XTC/Big Big Train
July 18, 2017
XTC were one of the most beloved bands of the burgeoning alternative rock era. Armed with catchy and witty songs that leaned to the quirkier side of pop music, they produced a steady stream of excellent records from the late 70s until their demise in the 90s. Guitarist Dave Gregory shares with us some refreshingly honest stories about the challenges of being in the band such as not being able to tour and clashes with famous producers, but also the highs of recording such great music. Today, Dave's main gig is as a member of progressive rock band Big Big Train who released a new album, Grimspound, this year. Such a lovely guy and conversation!
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Special guest David Gregory of XTC fame. Todd Rundgren produced XTC's album "Skylarking".
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This week on The Time of Monsters podcast, Jacob Silverman joins the show to discuss the reactionary politics of “the Paypal mafia.”
We are honored to have the one and only Steve Wynn on the show for this special episode. Steve is the founder of The Dream Syndicate — a band that emerged in Los Angeles in the early 80s as a keystone of the neo-psychedelic movement and crushed it with their 1982 debut album, The Days of Wine and Roses. Now celebrating the 40th anniversary of this spectacular initial effort, The Dream Syndicate is riding high with their most recent album release entitled Ultraviolet Battle Hymns and True Confessions, another stellar album by this storied band. Steve has enjoyed a long and successful solo career as well, and is simply a stellar human, amazing musicologist and continually psyched to be playing music to his legion of fans around the globe.
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Kurtis chats with Jim Shooter about taking over writing the Avengers and the state of the Marvel Bullpen in the 70s. This is a companion episode to Avengers, Ep. 9: The Final Threat.
The Talk Show
Episode 6
June 22, 2012
Laggy by Any Standard
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This week on America’s favorite two-star podcast, John Gruber is joined by special guest star Guy English. Topics include various details from last week’s WWDC (pull-to-refresh in iOS 6, Passbook, and anti-aliasing nerdery), Microsoft Surface, and a few hints about Guy’s new company and their upcoming Mac app, Napkin.
Websites we mention:
Microsoft’s Surface Event video at The Verge
Adrian Covert at Gizmodo says Microsoft is the most exciting company in tech
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Hey guys! I have the privilege of speaking with Stephen Diehl. Diehl is a London based software engineer and an outspoken critic of cryptocurrencies, Web 3.0, NFTs, and pretty much that entire ecosystem that seems to be so rampantly bullish. This episode’s objective is to present a possible bear case to the crypto, Web 3.0, NFTs Maximalists and to the people that are on the fence and want to know more about the technology and its dark side.
Check out the time stamp below:
[1:20] Researching Crypto. [8:20] The Albanian Pyramid Scheme Crisis [13:00] The Case Against Crypto [14:00] The Technology Does Not Solve Any Problem [26:00] The History of Private Money [38:00] What Type of Asset are Cryptos? [45:00] Staking Crypto for Yield? [49:00] What is Web 3.0? [54:00] Play-to-Earn [58:00] Technical Issues: Computing, Bandwidth & Storage. [1:07:00] NFTs [1:20:00] Why create Solutions to Problems that Does Not Exist [1:26:00]Closing Question and more from Stephen Diehl
Eoin Higgins on how a onetime radical has become a Fox News conservative
After several years of development, Apple launched Mac OS X to the world in March 2001. The new operating system was vastly different from what it replaced, and ushered in a new era for Apple. This week, Stephen and David reflect on two decades of their beloved platform.
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