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Explore "tame" with insightful episodes like "The Burner Files - Episode 5", "SPaMCAST 291 – Splitting User Stories, Tame The Flow, Steve Tendon", "26th April 2014 - Whole Show - Out of touch, out of time", "SPaMCAST 273 - Gamification and Process Improvement, Tame the Flow 2 - Steve Tendon" and "Completely Conspicuous 305: And the Cradle Will Rock..." from podcasts like ""Burner FIles' Podcast", "Software Process and Measurement Cast", "The Joint Radio Show", "Software Process and Measurement Cast" and "Completely Conspicuous"" and more!
Episodes (100)
SPaMCAST 291 – Splitting User Stories, Tame The Flow, Steve Tendon
26th April 2014 - Whole Show - Out of touch, out of time
12pm – 1pm
- Janelle Monae – Suite IV Electric Overture
- Sexxx Haus – Jzamo Taru **NZ**
- Hall & Oates – Out Of Touch (Project Tempo Re-Structure)
- Nghtwrk – Gone
- Marlon Hoffstadt & Dansson – Shake That (Original Mix)
- Tony Dangler – No Manners
- The Vickers – Hear Me Now
- Total Control – Flesh War
- EMA – Satellites
- Wett Nurse – Hissy Fit
- Planet of the Tapes – Undertaker **NZ**
- gLAdiator – Assembly Line
- Todd Terje – Leisure Suit Preben
1pm – 2pm
- Trick Mammoth – Delphine (With A Purpose) **NZ**
- The Delphines – Feral
- Chorusgirl – Alone
- The Black Angels – The Executioner
- Le Mystѐre Des Voix Bulgares – Kalimankou Denkou (The Evening Gathering)
- Chuck Upbeat – Baile Folk Girls
- Ous Mal – Talviaamu
- Yvnalesca – Trust Potion **NZ**
- Boddika & Joy Orbison – Tricky’s Team
- Thrill Collins – He Ki A Pa Ra Ta **NZ**
- X-Ray Charles – Supersoaker **NZ**
- Silk & Silver – Elton John Medley (Edit)
SPaMCAST 273 - Gamification and Process Improvement, Tame the Flow 2 - Steve Tendon
Completely Conspicuous 305: And the Cradle Will Rock...
Part 2 of my conversation with guest Brian Salvatore as we look back at the music of 1980. I've also got music from The Harmonica Lewinskies, Idiot Genes and Tame Impala.
Show notes:
- Recorded via Skype
- Roller disco was once a thing
- Brian: Mainstream American rock was in a slump
- Just missed Brian's top 5: Queen's The Game
- Lennon's Double Fantasy and McCartney II
- The legend of Linda
- Peter Gabriel's Melt, the debut of the Lounge Lizards
- Jay: Blizzard of Ozz, Permanent Waves, Heaven and Hell, Empty Glass
- Townshend's writing style had changed
- Max Webster's Universal Juveniles
- Band combined Rush and Zappa influences
- 1980 was one of four years in Zappa's recording career he didn't release an album
- Brian's #5
- Pretenders' debut was amazing
- Jay's #5
- Back in Black was surprising given Bon Scott's death months earlier
- The expanding umbrella of classic rock
- Brian's #4
- Ozzy's solo debut reinvented his image
- Singers who don't write lyrics
- Jay's #4
- Jay: Melt is my favorite Gabriel album
- The greatness of Gabriel's early solo work
- Brian: Face Dances would be considered a great Townshend solo album
- Brian's #3
- Interesting debut from the Feelies
- Unlikely but successful Feelies comeback in recent years
- Rooting for local acts
- To be continued
Music:
The Harmonica Lewinskies - Jesus Christ is Just Rock and Roll
Idiot Genes - Soaked Pillow
Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review!
The Harmonica Lewinskies song is available for free download (in exchange for your email address) at Bandcamp.
The Idiot Genes song is on the album Lousey. Download the song for free at Bandcamp.
The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.
James: The Little Can Lead To Big
13th July 2013 - Whole Show - Retro-a-go-go
12pm - 1pm
- Dreadknowledge - Blow Away The Wicked **NZ**
- Beautiful Swimmers - Swimmers Groove
- DJ Melo - I Don't Need This (Quickmaster)
- Jack Beats - Just A Beat (Sabo Moombahton Edit)
- Jagwar Ma - Man I Need (The Time And Space Machine Dub)
- Crackboy - Back To The Future
- Haan-808 - Gully (with Kay Dub NZ) **NZ**
- KNX - Preservatives
- KNX - _Whyde.We
- KNX - Maykesince
- KNX - Norfridge
- KNX - Misti.Ide[Roop]
- The Bug - Louder (feat. Flowdan)
- Nate Belasco Vs Kanye West Vs Tame Impala - Black Skinhead Vs Elephant
1pm - 2pm
- David Mulcahy - In the future **NZ**
- X-Ray Charles - One Lady Owner **NZ**
- Street Chant - Isthmus Of One-Thousand Lovers **NZ**
- Saturations - Sleep Hen **NZ**
- David Lynch - Sun Can't Be Seen No More
- The Howling - Shortline (Frank Wiedemann Remix)
- Jazz Butcher, The - Southern Mark Smith
- Bad Dream Fancy Dress - Choirboys Gas (Hack The Cassock)
- Hunx And His Punx - Born Blonde
- Shacklock Meth Party - Gag **NZ**
- Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs - Clarinet
- Lrusse & Bleecker - Dot Product
3-10-13 -- Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Iceage
Will and Barrett discuss new releases by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Iceage, plus recording console news, the death of the week, and a live report.
6th October 2012 - Final Hour - 1pm-2pm
- Butane - Hey Hipster
- Chrome Canyon - Chasing the Dead
- Grandaddy - Summer Here Kids
- Earlimart - Internet Summer
- Janka Nabay And The Bubu Gang - Feba
- The Golden Awesome - Autumn **NZ**
- John Grant - Chicken Bones
- Homeboy Sandman - Watchu Want From Me?
- Holy Other - Tense Past
- Tame Impala - Feels Like We Only Go Backwards
- Fresh & Onlys, The - Presence Of Mind from Long Slow Dance (NOT Long Slow Dance from Presence Of Mind)
1st September 2012 - First Hour - 12pm-1pm
- Tazz - Wanderer
- Black City Lights - Get Away **NZ**
- Gang Colours - Fancy Restaurant (and allow us to recommend his mix for Dummy Mag from earlier this year)
- Teengirl Fantasy - Do It (feat. Romanthony)
- Karriem Riggins - Double Trouble
- Dominic Lord - Old English
- Hollertronix - I’m With The Girls (Dj Abcdefg Remix)
- The Dubwood Allstars – Under Dubwood
- Tame Impala - Elephant (Todd Rundgren Remix)
- The Time and Space Machine – River Theme
- L.E.D.S, The - Dunes **NZ**
- Dan Deacon - True Thrush
- Lukid – Riquelme
28th July 2012 - First Hour - 12pm-1pm
- Neneh Cherry & The Thing – Dream Baby Dream (check out the Four Tet remix too!)
- I:Cube - Y.O.U.R.O.C.K (Extended Version)
- The Knocks & Fred Falke - Geronimo
- M.I.A. - Bad Girls (Surkin Remix)
- Teen - Electric (thx Avant Avant)
- Bad Cop - Wet Lips
- Tame Impala - Elephant
- Violence - Dernier Cri (thx Avant Avant once again)
- Shrag - On The Spines Of Old Cathedrals
- Dusk + Blackdown + Burial – High Road
- L Que – Drummer’s Revenge **NZ**
7-8-12 -- The Flaming Lips, Sonny & the Sunsets, and Evans the Death
How To Tame Your Shopzilla
174 - Suburban Transpondency
"The more the data banks record about each one of us, the less we exist."
"Transmitted at the speed of light, all events on this planet are simultaneous. In the electric environment of information all events are simultaneous, there is no time or space separating events."
- DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid: "McLuhan Remix"
- McLuhan versus Go Go Dancers: "Aren't they going to turn that down?"
- Elyse Amsterdam: "Because I'm a Hologram (30 DUB) [ft. Liz Lemon]"
- Picnic In Space: "The artist [...] is always trying to pep up perception"
"I think of art, at its most significant, as a DEW line, a Distant Early Warning system that can always be relied on to tell the old culture what is beginning to happen to it."
"The medium, or process, of our time - electric technology is reshaping and restructuring patterns of social interdependence and every aspect of our personal life. It is forcing us to reconsider and re-evaluate practically every thought, every action,"
"One of the effects of living with electric information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There's always more than you can cope with."
They still think in the old patterns, 19th-century patterns, but they live mythically. They live surrounded by mythic monsters like go-go girls. [At the bar] Aren’t they going to turn that down? “Waiting for go-go.” “The medium is the message.” “Growing – growing up absurd.” The go-go girls ordinarily have a cage… [winces] while appearing to manifest their energies untrammelled, unconstrained, sound in this kind of world is not used as something to be listened to. It is a kind of foam rubber which you press against/it presses back against you, makes you feel kind of wanted. Sound, in the new world, of dance and song is not for listening. It’s for making. And so the go-go girls, locked up each in her little world, represents a kind of theatre of the absurd, in which all communication has broken down. In fact, no attempt is really made to communicate. Each puts on his own show in his own little straitjacket. - Marshall McLuhan
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The Joint Radio Show - 13th November 2010 - First Hour - 12pm-1pm
- Kidkanevil – Megajoy (TOKiMONSTA remix)
- TOKiMONSTA – Death by disco
- Lone – Pineapple crush
- Star Slinger – Heaven or Las Vegas remix
- Tame Impala – Lucidity (Pilooski remix)
- No Aloha – Strange visions **NZ**
- Tages – She’s having a baby now
- Young Fathers – Mainframe disaster
- Bass Drum of Death – Heart attack kid
- ShyFX – Raver
- DJ O-Face – Infinity guitars songs cry
- Gesaffelstein – Atmosphere
- DJ Shadow – Midnight in a perfect world (Phizicist dubstep remix)
Lanu from The Bamboos - Third Stoned From The Sun
Lance Ferguson aka Lanu from The Bamboos - Third Stoned From The Sun
(MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) 2010-05-31
Fresh from headlining festivals to crowds of 50,000+ in their native Australia, and having just released their new album, 4, to much fanfare, The Bamboos will be embarking on a full band tour throughout June 2010, bringing their renowned full live funk/soul/hip hop style throwdown to the UK and Europe, for the first time in three years. Here's the the special mix bandleader Lance Ferguson (aka production wunderkind Lanu) has prepared for the occasion... and for all those living in Paris, don't miss the show next Wednesday (June 16) at La Bellevilloise!
Tracklisting :
01. Space Invadas (Katalyst and Steve Spacek) - Done It Again
(from 'Soul:Fi' album, 2010 / Invada Records) AUSTRALIA
02. Diego and The Dissidents - Nerve Storm
(from 'Contaminated Waters' 7 inch, 2010 / Jack To Phono) UNITED KINGDOM
03. The Bamboos - Kings Cross
(from '4' album, 2009 / Tru Thoughts) AUSTRALIA
04. Tame Impala - Solitude Is Bliss
(from 'InnerSpeaker' album, 2010 / Modular) AUSTRALIA
05. The Doors - Break On Through (Bossa Rocker Remix by DJ Disse)
(from 'Real Roots EP' 12 inch, 2008 / Music For Dreams America) USA/DENMARK
06. Jimi Hendrix - 3rd Stone From The Sun
(from 'Are You Experienced' album, 1967 / Track) USA
07. Lefties Soul Connection - Organ Donor
(from 'Hutspot' album, 2006 / Melting Pot Music) NETHERLANDS
08. The Bamboos - Up On The Hill (DJ Yoda Re-Edit)
(from 'You Ain't No Good' digital single, 2010 / Tru Thoughts) AUSTRALIA
09. The Limp Twins - Tales From Beyond The Groove
(from 'Tales From Beyond The Groove' album, 2003 / Tru Thoughts) UNITED KINGDOM
10. Beta Hector feat. Dionne Charles - Payback
(from 'Payback' 7 inch, 2010 / Tru Thoughts) UNITED KINGDOM
11. Gonja Sufi - Suzie Q
(from 'A Sufi and A Killer' album, 2010 / Warp) USA
12. DJ Greyboy and Delmos Wade - Guitar String
(from (From The Ground Up' album, 2010 / Soundlock Recordings) USA
13. The Bamboos - You Ain't No Good
(from '4' album, 2009 / Tru Thoughts) AUSTRALIA
14. Beck - Gamma Ray
(from 'Modern Guilt' album, 2008 / Interscope) USA
15. Tricky - Black Steel
(from 'Maxinquaye' album, 1995 / Island)
The original record covers + the complete Bamboos June 2010 UK/Europe tour dates are available on the Paris DJs blog
Credits :
Selected and mixed by Lance Ferguson aka Lanu from The Bamboos (myspace.com/thebamboos)
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Artwork layout by Djouls (djouls.com)