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This week is the fifth volume of our deep dive into the trippy and groovy beginnings of the heavy stuff! Share a tab and join your favorite rock n’ roll grave robbers as they dig deep into the 60s & 70s Acid Rock n’ Proto Metal crypt to unearth some obscure bands that helped influence and mold what would become known as Heavy Metal. 

What is it that we do here at InObscuria? Well, we exhume obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. This particular episode is planted firmly in the: LOST category, as all of these recordings occurred between 1969 – 1973. As always, our hope is that we turn you on to something new in a genre and decade that you may have thought you already knew everything there was to know.

Songs this week include:

1. Fuse - “Show Me” from Fuse (1970)
2. Stray Dog - “Crazy” from Stray Dog (1973)
3. Taste - “Blister On The Moon” from Taste (1969)
4. White Witch - “Aunti Christy / Harlow” from A Spiritual Greeting (1973)
5. Incredible Hog - “Wreck My Soul” from Volume 1 (1973)
6. Mariani - “Searching For A New Dimension” from Perpetuum Mobile (1970)
7. Juan De La Cruz - “Shake Your Brains” from Himig Natin (1973)

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We are delighted to present to you the next episode of  ELP Podcast Series- Funds Series- The Term of a Fund

 In this episode, Vinod Joseph (Partner) and Paridhi Jain (Associate), Economic Laws Practice discuss the regulations regarding the term of close-ended funds and the SEBI and IFSCA rules governing an extension of such term.

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We are happy to announce the launch of a new podcast series on Investment Funds and Fund Regulations. In this podcast series, Vinod Joseph (Partner) and Paridhi Jain (Associate) will explore the intricacies of Investment Funds and Fund Regulations. 

 In the first podcast, Vinod and Paridhi shed light on SEBI's and IFSCA’s classification of AIFs into distinct categories, offering valuable insights into the regulatory reasoning behind this categorization. While the IFSCA's fund categorization mirrors SEBI's to some extent, it is essential to recognize the significant differences between them. In this engaging podcast, we delve into these variations, assuming that our audience possesses a foundational understanding of Funds and Indian regulations governing them.

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Antoine Baril is a consummate virtuoso musician: performing all the drums, keyboards, guitars, and bass for his one-man progressive rock tribute videos (Rush, Genesis, Yes, ELP). He is also the member of multiple successful bands, a world-class recording engineer and studio owner, and he's currently working on music for Ken Levine's next video game, "Judas". All the music in this podcast was performed by Antoine Baril. Hosted by Jim Bonney.

It’s time again to set the controls for the heart of the sun and celebrate our co-host: Robert Harrison’s birthday! Space out with us as we absorb a collection of songs that evoke the essence and vibes of his favorite band: Pink Floyd. While not obscure at all (they have 2 albums that are diamonds!), we shine on with snippets of similar sounds and themes by somewhat more modern bands from the 90s until today. 

What is it we do here at InObscuria? Every show Kevin opens the crypt to exhume and dissect from his personal collection; an artist, album, or collection of tunes from the broad spectrum of rock, punk, and metal. Robert is usually forced to test his endurance, but this week is all about songs firmly in his big bang zone. Our hope is that we turn you on to something that was lost on your ears, even with this collection of great dance songs sounding similar to one of the biggest selling rock acts of all time.

Songs this week include:

1. The McBroom Sisters – “What Do You Want From Me”from Black Floyd(2020)
2. Porcupine Tree – “The Jokes On You” from Up The Down Stair (1993) 
3. King Buffalo – “Mammoth” from Regenerator (2022)
4. RPWL – “Masters Of War” from The RPWL Experience (2008)
5. Thee Oh Sees – “Carrion Crawler” from Carrion Crawler / The Dream (2011)
6. North Atlantic Oscillation – “Ceiling Poem” from Grappling Hooks (2010)
7. Anathema – “Your Possible Pasts / Goodbye Cruel World” from Alternative 4 (1998)

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Nick and Charles have mentioned Kraftwerk many times on the show. But this is their first full-length episode.

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Yes, this is what you think it is.

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In which Nick and Charles discuss rock n roll's coolest (?) instrument.

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In which Nick and Charles discusses rock n roll's nerdiest (?) instrument.

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Much of the music we discuss has a strong visual component. This is because popular music from the 60s and and 70s (and into the 80s) was primarily released on LPs, which had large covers, which came to act as canvases on which some rather stunning art was made.

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Time Table by Genesis  and The Dog The Dog (He's At It Again) by Caravan.

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Supertramp's Give A Little Bit and Even In The Quietest Moments. Not a band you hear a lot about today, but an interesting, talented and successful group nonetheless.

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EPISODE 48: Florian Opahle is a German rock musician, best known for his work with progressive rock artist Ian Anderson of the band Jethro Tull, with whom he played from 2003 to 2019. From 2017 to 2019 he was the lead guitarist of Anderson's revived version of Jethro Tull. Opahle grew up in Rosenheim. He started learning classical guitar at the age of five, and was later trained on the electric guitar. In 2001 and 2002, he attended master classes with Masayuki Kato. He appeared in Europe, North and South America and Asia on and played with musicians such as Al di Meola, Greg Lake and Leslie Mandoki. He accompanied the singer Masha on her Germany tour. From 2007 to 2008 he studied music arrangement and composition at the German Pop Academy. Opahle took part in several tours with Anderson instead of longtime Jethro Tull guitarist Martin Barre, including on projects in which pieces by Jethro Tull were played with orchestral accompaniment. With Anderson and other musicians, he recorded the albums Thick as a Brick 2 (2012) and Homo Erraticus (2014). From 2017, Anderson toured under the name of Jethro Tull with his regular backing musicians. Opahle is also active as a studio musician and producer, among others for Alexandra Stan. At times he devotes himself to flamenco music. Since 2017, he has been running a professional recording studio with his wife called RedBoxx Studios in the south of Germany. redboxx-studios.de

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It's official! We are now RamseyTrusted! What does this mean? Tune in now to this podcast and learn about why we are excited to be vetted as a RamseyTrusted partner with Dave Ramsey and his team! 

Recently we discussed Ravel's Bolero. Today, we're discussing Beck's Bolero and Abbadon's Bolero. As Nick says, "these are the only to rock n roll songs styling themselves as boleros that I can think of."

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We walk through the history of the Peter Gunn TV theme from its origin in 1958 to its influence on the surf music scene to a massive resurgence in the 1980s. We travel through time with Henri Mancini, Sara Vaughn, Duane Eddy, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix and many more as we look at how each artist changed or added to the concept of the coolest TV theme to ever grace the boob tube. 

Music from Peter Gunn became the number one album in the country on Billboard magazine's charts and stayed there for 10 weeks, remaining charted for 117 weeks in all. 

Its status as a standard in any upstarts' repertoire carried it through the rehearsal holes of the world. Somebody somewhere would always don its instant cool, no matter whether honest or bootleg.

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An oft forgotten prog rock band, ELP possessed more talent in their trio than most bands can muster in a quartet. Today, we look back at Tarkus on the 50th anniversary of its release, along with Brain Salad Surgery, perhaps ELP's most renowned album.

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In this episode, Ryan discusses what the system is, how it works, and what to expect if you are a home buyer or a seller.