Saturday, 25 October 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast 009 - Adore by The Smashing Pumpkins

Episode: 009
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Artist: The Smashing Pumpkins.

Album: Adore.

Show notes: Once again, if there is a wealth of material on the table, we'll take a photo to show what we have been talking about. Behold! Adore-era Smashing Pumpkins:




Ava Adore- Live on Jools Holland.

I loved this version of Ava Adore. So heavy and raw. Always have time to hear it.

Also: 17.

Saturday, 18 October 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast 008 - ( ) by Sigur Rós.

Episode: 008
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Artist: Sigur Rós.

Album: ( ).

Show notes: A great album for the colder months, this week. Here is a photo from what we had on the table:




I thought I'd link some videos, too.



Viðrar Vel Til Loftarasa.


Untitled #1 (Vaka)

Svefn-G-Englar

Enjoy! 
-Joe

Saturday, 11 October 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast 007 - Under The Pink by Tori Amos

Episode: 007
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Artist: Tori Amos.

Album: Under The Pink.

Show notes: I did start out with a mere five discs on the table, then this happened:



This is the tip of the iceberg; there is so much more. Please pray that the album I originally wanted for 007 arrives soon. All I know is that it's on it's way.

Thanks for listening!

-J

Saturday, 4 October 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast Six - Mansun's Six.

Episode: Six
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Artist: Mansun.

Album: Six.

Show notes: 


Hey hey!

Had great fun recording this week's episode, as the following picture shows:


This was everything we discussed, and almost everything I collected by Mansun during the end of 1998, beginning of 1999. The demo tracks/early versions I mentioned are here.

I can't locate the Legacy video right now, but to the uninitiated, it's truly a wondrous thing to behold.

Also:




Tuesday, 30 September 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast 005: Secret Origin

Episode: 005
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Artist: Joe.

Album: N/A

Show notes: First off, something went wrong with the last track, I don't quite understand it yet, but I'm looking for different audio. Here is the online version which I put up all those years ago. 


There was a different version of Sad Machine, too, which I preferred. I'll dig it out, and I think I'm going to put a selection of the best tracks on BandCamp.
-Edit: Album on BandCamp, now!

This episode was part inspired by episodes 4 and 5 of my friend Scott's podcast, Just Jump To The End. Find them here. Also, the blog entry which JSarge wrote can be found here.
-Edit #2: JSarge and I have released new music, on the Irving's Basement BandCamp. Comfort Problems, Close To Me.

And for posterity, the link to my book is here (Softcover, hardcover and E-book).

I enjoyed recording this episode a lot, but I'll be glad to get back to recording 006 with my wife on Saturday.

-Joe.

Saturday, 27 September 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast 004: Oracular Spectacular by MGMT

Episode: 004
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Soundcloud: Link.

Artist: MGMT.

Album: Oracular Spectacular
Wiki: Link.

Show notes: My friend Guy hornswoggled me into letting Denisse pick this week's album. Which proves constant bitching works. Not that I don't trust Denisse's judgement, but I have already mapped out the upcoming weeks albums (Hoping that one upcoming week goes ahead as planned as I am still awaiting a delivery for conversation while we listen to the pod; but it will be worth it).


Here is Los Jaivas - Alturas de Machu Picchu which I talked about. Set faces to stunned.

Still working on format. I need to write stuff down as we record, so I can link you to things later on. 

Best,

Joe

Friday, 19 September 2014

LP Lexicon Podcast EP 003: Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are DEVO! by DEVO.

Episode: 003
Download: Link.
Soundcloud: Link.

Artist: DEVO.

Album: Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are DEVO!
Wiki: Link.

Show notes: Another short one to round out the week; PJ Harvey's White Chalk and this, both at around 33/34 minutes. 


I still don't know where I saw DEVO on TV for the first time. I know where I was, but I don't know where it was recorded. I thought it was in Santiago, Chile, but Denisse said they haven't played there yet. I did enjoy that performance, though. That led me on to playing DEVO all that time since. When you consider it was a three-minute live video, that takes a lot in this day and Age.

My old pal Guy says I should let Denisse choose some albums; she has picked some upcoming albums, but depending upon delivery of new (old) material, I don't know when we will get to them, as I have certain albums planned for certain episodes. But she has picked some, and one of them was Pink Floyd which we will get around to soon .. Promise!

But for now, thanks for listening. We're having fun, trying to iron out the kinks, set up a format. Waiting for iTunes, too.

Best, 


Joe.