Three Guys, Twelve Songs

In regards to our discussion in Show 28 about the RIAA and their fucked up rules regarding Podcasts, we had some discussions off-line about it and this page surfaced as a reference describing what's out there and which laws, exactly, we're breaking:

http://www.bestkungfu.com/archive/date/2005/02/podcasting-music-and-the-law

It's a very good page, but a bit old (circa 2005). It appears that not much has changed since then, except recently, the pricing structure has changed:

http://www.loc.gov/crb/

Specifically:

http://www.loc.gov/crb/proceedings/2005-1/rates-terms2005-1.pdf

Talking about the rates for Webcasts. Summary: That's pretty fucked up right there.

I spoke briefly about "7th Son" during this show. I wanted to provide some links to it. JC Hutchins is doing a fantastic job with this novel. I highly recommend listening to a few chapters to see if you like it. If you're at all like me, it will own your soul. :-) You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

Celldweller can be found here.

We just finished the show. I'm going to go see how Zoe is doing and do post tonight if I can swing it.

That was the other thing I wanted to post here!

My RootBeer page! The notes I keep on my root beer experiments. Tonight's selection was batch 10b. Quite tasty.

Jordy's doing engineering this time around, so he'll be doing post production soon-ish and getting it posted shortly there-after.

I wanted to post some links for KT Tunstall, the first performer from my group of four tonight.

Damn cute picture of KT

A video of KT playing Black Horse and the Cherry Tree live, only her, a guitar, tambourine and a loop pedal. This is truly amazing to watch.

Good show, guys. Look forward to listening to it.

Wow, that felt good. The show came in at something over 2 hours. It's a doozie, but I think it'll be a good show.

The one thing I said I'd post tonight is this link to Bobby McFerrin hacking your brain with the Pentatonic Scale. This video is absolutely amazing to watch. It's only 3 minutes long, so check it out.

While I'm here, let me do the artists a favor and link to them so you can pick up their music if you liked what you heard on tonight's show.

Mark's Songs:

• Living Colour, "Out Of Mind" off of the album "The Chair In The Doorway"
  
• Disturbed, "Indestructible" off of the album of the same name
  
• Zoe Keating, "Tetrishead" off of the album "One Cello x16: Natoma"
  
• Them Crooked Vultures, "New Fang" off of their self titled debut album
  

Another fantastic show, episode 46 was...

*sound of needle dragging across a record*

Wait a sec, what the hell happened to episode 44? The last episode from 2007 was 43, and we started up again with 45. Where'd 44 go?

At some point we talked about doing another episode after our last in 2007, and we started picking and uploading songs for each other, but we never actually got around to recording. So when I was picking my songs for the last show, I saw a Show44 folder on my hard drive and just picked the next one, hence Show45.

You can think of it like IPv5... ...if that makes a damn bit of sense to you...

*music starts up again*

So, here are my songs, and links to where you can buy the albums.

"Oath" by Street Sweeper Social Club off their self titled debut album
"Bulls On Parade" by Rage Against The Machine off Evil Empire
"Set It Off" by Audioslave off their self titled debut album
"Laugh/Love/Fuck" by The Coup off Get A Bigger Weapon

Due to scheduling, we won't be able to get this show produced and published until Sunday at the earliest, so please be patient.

Sorry for the delay, my folks were in town this weekend so it took me a while to get to the post production.

But, episode 47 is up and posted! Have a listen.

If you enjoy what you heard, please check out the artists. My songs this week were:

"I Ain't Worried" by Rancid
"Store Bought Bones" by The Raconteurs
"Bukowski" by Modest Mouse
"Houston" by R.E.M.

In the interest of fairness, I appended a few roast-worthy tracks of mine that Jordy and Owen didn't have access to when picking their songs. Listen to the end for a few bloopers from the show and a couple songs that, were they sung by someone who can sing, might not suck. :-)