easy rider

This program pays tribute to the movie "Easy Rider" and it's accompanying soundtrack. The songs are played in the exact sequence as featured in the film and they are the complete versions of the songs. This episode also includes extra songs I felt could've easily fit in the soundtrack and should've been used in the film. This episode is the perfect soundtrack for your next road trip!

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La Partida

¿Cuando Partir el viaje? ¿Y como? Finalmente salir de la planificación y soltar Cada viaje es independiente, aquí analizamos tres tipos de partidas. La partida adolescente, la partida de contra cultura, y la partida madura.

Todas igual de válidas, y necesarias. Como siempre tocamos el tema con vivencias y el arte, en este caso Roberto Bolaño, Jack Kerouac como escritores, Paul Gauguin como pintor, y Easy Rider e Into the Wild como películas.

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Derechos y agradecimientos de la música:

• Tomás Vergara
• Valentina Maza

We're back from hiatus and do we have a batch of films for you!

In the month we've been off we've taken a lot of trips to the theatre, watched some questionable entertainment and built up a lot of resentment towards Disney (warning: rant within).

We both doubled up on two bonafide classics about hitting the open road and pagan rituals, Chris lets you know if READY OR NOT is worth your time, Josh watches a western-lite with one of the best pairings in 70's cinema, there's a whole lot of mediocre horror going on, we RETURN TO SLEEPAWAY CAMP and so much more!

Tune in and spend an evening with us as we take you through our movie watching bad habits!

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It might be several weeks late, but July’s EXTRA MILESTONE is here! With Jon away on vacation, Will Ashton and Sam Noland decided to tackle not one, but two notable classics celebrating anniversaries. First up is Dennis Hopper’s Easy Rider, the counterculture classic celebrating its 50th anniversary, followed by Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing, the eternally relevant commentary on racial tensions celebrating its 30th anniversary. 

Theme Music: “The Pusher” by Steppenwolf on the Easy Rider Motion Picture Soundtrack.

Show Notes:

• 00:00 - Introductions/why the episode is late
• 05:34 - What didn’t win this month
• 13:08 - Easy Rider
• 56:28 - Easy Rider (Spoilers)
• 01:12:42 - Do the Right Thing
• 01:49:18 - Do the Right Thing (Spoilers)
• 2:00:32 - What we’re considering for August/Conclusions

Help us decide what to discuss for the month of August:

• The Wizard of Oz (1939)
• Rear Window (1954)
• On the Waterfront (1954)
• North by Northwest (1959)
• Mary Poppins (1964)
• A Hard Day’s Night (1964)
• Life of Brian (1979)
• Apocalypse Now (1979)
• Natural Born Killers (1994)
• The Iron Giant (1999)
• The Sixth Sense (1999)

Let us know which Extra Milestone you want us to settle on by commenting below.

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With “Captain America”, the custom Harley Davidson from Easy Rider, up for auction on October 18th, the renaissance of the iconic chopper is well and truly here. Gestalten.tv meets with vintage motorcycle expert Paul d’Orléans aka the Vintagent, author of The Chopper: The True Story released by Gestalten this week, to provide foretaste of what to expect from this bound showcase of the quintessentially American invention. Providing insight into the origins of the chopper and the start of the custom movement, he gives a shout-out to legendary builders and dispels a few myths surrounding this icon of counterculture on the way. Lean back and take a short ride into the American Dream.