Underwater Sounds of the Aquatic Ocean Playlist: 7/3/2008 (Live w/Brown Bird & Annie Palmer!)

July 3rd, 2008: Live with Brown Bird & Annie Palmer (and some other good stuff)

Listen in today (7/4/08) at 6 for the rebroadcast; Dave and Annie sounded wonderful!

Listen live at www.hollowearthradio.com!

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Name	Artist	Album
Invitation To The SR For Supper	Six Organs Of Admittance	Six Organs Of Admittance
How Long Blues	Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry
The Butcher's Boy	Buell Kazee	Anthology Of American Folk Music, Vol. 1A: Ballads
A Voice at the End of the Line	M. Ward	Transfiguration of Vincent
Black Sea	Brown Bird	Bottom of the Sea
Atlantic City	Bruce Springsteen	Nebraska
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Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere	Neil Young	Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere	Ida	Ten Small Paces
Brown Bird & Annie Palmer live in studio
Listen To Me	Buddy Holly	Buddy Holly (P) 1958
It's Always Darkest Just Before it Goes Completely Black	I Can Make You on Fire	I Can Make You on Fire
You'll Get To The Bottom Of This	Idaho	Alas
24. Cook my soup	Analog America
Monkey	Low	The Great Destroyer
Milo	Amateur Radio Operator	Sirens of Titan
The Season	The Dodos	Visiter
Little Atlas Heavyweight	The Ex	Dizzy Spells
Rambler Song	Shellac	Shellac
Salinas, KS 2pm	Doug Haire	Nineteen American Waysides
God Bless America	How's Your News?
Everytime A Baby Is Born	David Karsten Daniels	Fear of Flying
All My Friends	Emiko	Cupid Demo

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Catching up on the playlists: Underwater Sounds of the Aquatic Ocean, 5/22 and 6/19/08

(I don't know what happened to 6/5, but I'll post it when I find it)

May 22nd, 2008:

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Name	Artist	Album
Look At Miss Ohio	Gillian Welch	Soul Journey
Ohio River Boat Song	Bonnie 'Prince' Billy	Greatest Palace Music
Ohio	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Decade [Disc 2]
Carry Me Ohio	Sun Kil Moon	Ghosts Of The Great Highway
Ohio	Damien Jurado	Rehearsals For Departure
Martha Ann	David Karsten Daniels	Fear of Flying
Bury the Cynics	The Lovely Sparrows	Bury the Cynics
God?	The Dodos	Visiter
Arms of a Thief	Iron & Wine	The Shepherd's Dog Bonus Disc
Martine, As Heavy Lifter	The Pica Beats	Ball of Wax Volume 8
New Millennium	Blake/e/e/e
G	Labradford	Mi media naranja
yes yes yes	Hecka Ar	APple shadows
Be A Hobo	Moon Dog
La Grange	ZZ Top	Tres Hombres
Track 01	Radio Station Callers	Tweakers
Black Space & Tangerines	Take	Earthtones & Concrete
The Magic	Macklemore	The Language Of My World
Rappers (Flow...)	Jacob Smigel	Eavesdrop: a wealth of found sound
I've Been Shot	Tim Fite	Over The Counterculture
Work It Out	Talib Kweli	The Beautiful Struggle
70's Blues	Betty Davis	They Say I'm Different [Bonus Track]
Ortolan	Secret Highways
Farewell	Boris	Within the Church of Thee Overlords
Courting the Phoenix	Lord God Bird	Oceans Rising
A Sigh of Defeat	a.w.feldt
All This Time	Nire	2007 - Vespers
Overpassing	French Quarter	Overpassing
The Columbia	Lackthereof	My Haunted
Milky Cow, Milky Way	amber and louis

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June 19, 2008:
Name	Artist	Album
Swashbuckler's Blues	The Theater Fire
The Great Rescue Episode	Blake/e/e/e
How about some Black Petroleum Jelly	Hollow Earth Radio Voicemails	General HER IDs
Wraith	The Lovely Sparrows	Bury the Cynics
Truth Hits Hardest	Conrad Ford	Secret Army
Paint The Rust	The Dodos	Visiter
Under Hum	Brittain Ashford	Ball of Wax Volume 12
Satanic androids	Holy Sons	Decline of the West
28. Church Gossip	Analog America
Mia Rai Duen (Monthly Wife)	Duongdao And Chailai	Thai Pop Spectacular 1960s-1980s
Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand	Petra Haden	The Who Sell Out
Away From The Snakes	Tim Fite	Gone Ain't Gone
Fell in Love with a Carbomber	The Way it Is	Be Still My Beating
Ten Feet Tall	The Devil Makes Three	The Devil Makes Three
John The Revelator	Blind Willie Johnson	Anthology Of American Folk Music, Vol. 2B: Social Music
The Ice and Snow Haunt Me Still	Brown Bird	Bottom of the Sea
Time Zones	Negativland	Escape from Noise
Gang Of $	Shudder To Think	Pony Express Record
Fo Fo is Drunk
I Keep Waiting For Earthquakes	Lucky Dragons	Dream Island Laughing Landscape
Sea Of Teeth	Snowman Plan	That Horse Yonder : The Songs of Sparklehorse
Taxes	Lunch Buddy Program	Rest Stops & Roadmaps
03 hopeful	bakers at dawn
Last Of The Steam-Powered Trains	The Kinks	The Village Green Preservation Society
Heroes And Villains	Brian Wilson	Smile
New Mexico	Zoe Muth	just a few songs
Albuquerque	Christina Antipa	Hollow Earth Radio In-Home Performance
The Lightning Bolt Of Compassion	Akron/Family	Meek Warrior
Death	Au	Au

Friday, May 09, 2008

	Underwater Sounds of the Aquatic Ocean: 5/8/2008 playlilst May 8, 2008: For Fran My beloved aunt Frances Ford passed away early yesterday morning.  As a very small gesture, this show goes out to her memory.  It will air again today on Hollow Earth Radio at 6 p.m. Pacific, if you should care to listen. ..tr> ..table> 8:47 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment Name Artist Album Frances Jelly Roll Morton Jelly Roll Morton O Death Ralph Stanley O Brother, Where Art Thou? Here Come the Water Now Tom Brosseau Grand Forks Henehene Kou 'Aka Israel Kamakawiwo'ole Facing Future Sodom, South Georgia Iron & Wine Our Endless Numbered Days My Family Tree John Vanderslice Cellar Door Golden Troubleshooting Last Night On Earth Michael Vermillion Pre-Recording Essentials When You Dance You Can Really Love Neil Young After The Goldrush bill callahanin  Whiting Tennis Diamond Dancer Bill Callahan Woke On A Whaleheart Small Car Marvin Pontiac The Legendary Marvin Pontiac: Greatest Hits Phone Sex Laura Carter, Eric Harris, Chris Jolly, Jeff Mangum, & Heath Curse Of The Seven Jackals Boyscout'n Menomena Friend And Foe 2 Rick Sabo The Grail and The Lotus Robbie Basho Art of the Acoustic Steel String Guitar 6 & 12 wonder wort hog meets easter pig Mike Dumovich Sr. Barnyard Blues Five Dollars Mike Dumovich Mesojunarian Louellen's Dream With Orgone Energy Hollow Earth Radio ç fellr austan um eitrdala ("Volusp‡ III", The Prophecy of the Seeress) Sequentia Edda: Myths from medieval Iceland The Long Black Veil Johnny Cash The Essential Johnny Cash 1955-1983 (Disc 2) Official Statement Mill Race Westerns Summer Pond Steven Kattenbraker Ball Of Wax Volume 6 Cattle Call Eddy Arnold The Louisiana Hayride Archives Surf's Up The Beach Boys Smile (Tsv3 -Compiled By Tim Smolens Version 3) Jesus, He Loves Lsd + Me Adult Rodeo Texxxas Legs of Bees Fruit Bats Spelled In Bones depths rcade digital White Elephant Record Exchange The crackly piano of Cindy Stoddard Christopher DeLaurenti White Elephant Record Exchange
Friday, April 25, 2008 Underwater Sounds of the Aquatic Ocean: 4/24/2008 Playlist April 24, 2008: Sleepytime Yesterday was my last show ever in the current HER house (the whole station is moving to Wallingford next week).  I was also . . . really . . . sleepy . . . so I decided to do a show of soporific music.  It'll be re-airing today at 6 (PDT) for those of you in need of a musical sleep-aid around that time. ..tr> ..table> 8:27 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment Name Artist Album lesbian dream Hollow Earth Radio Voicemails Under The Water It Glowed Eluvium Lambent Material Eden Talk Talk Spirit Of Eden We Slept in Rented Rooms [The Old School Bush] Juno A Future Lived In Past Tense Lost Wax Casting Mark Schlipper Ball of Wax Volume 8 Campfire Resemblance Tiny Vipers Hands Across The Void La Verdad Juana Molina Son I'll Be On The Water Akron/Family Akron/Family Evil Brothers Big Spider's Back Big Spider's Back Michigan Girls Califone Quicksand/Cradlesnakes Ian's Icecube Guitar Dream You Don't Have To Be Afraid Kaki King ÉUntil We Felt Red Zero Gravity The Transmissionary Six Cosmonautical Coattails Low The Curtain Hits The Cast Peace Mountains Of Peace Lungfish Love Is Love Canyon hymn Grails The Orderly Retreat Evan Lurie Selling Water By The Side Of The River Sorry Andrea Maxand Ball of Wax Volume 4 My Heart, It's Free Christina Antipa Goodbye Different Oceans norm Hollow Earth Radio please leave a.w.feldt Waiting for a Superman (Flaming Lips) iron and wine 95 North Ida I Know About You House Where Nobody Lives Tom Waits Mule Variations Lauren's Lullaby Tin Hat Trio Book Of Silk Monday, April 21, 2008 Recording Diary: Day 11 (Gang vocals!) Yesterday was a quickie.  Casey and I, along with sainted volunteers Emiko, James, Jonah and Louis, recorded group vocals on "Colossal" and "Mouse on Fire," and they totally kicked ass.  We had one mic set up in the middle of the living room, and the room itself coated with blankets, curtains and sleeping bags to reduce sound reflection (sort of made it look like we were planning a different sort of group activity, but really it was good, wholesome vocal fun).  Everyone was here by 1:30, and by 2:30 or 3 we had the last verse of "Colossal" and all three choruses of "Mouse on Fire" in the bag (we tripled up on "Colossal," so it sounded like a mob of 18 - we just doubled "Mouse on Fire"). I'm really excited to get these songs mixed and in your earholes; I think they're going to sound great.  Thanks a million to my vocal volunteers! 11:56 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment Friday, April 18, 2008 Recording Diary: Day 10 OK, there's nothing really new or exciting to add, but I did want to be consistent and complete.  Last Sunday we came back to the vocals on "Colossal," and banged 'em out in a couple hours.  Now the only thing missing is the big ol' group vocals on "Colossal" and "Mouse on Fire," which we'll be doing soon.  Then mixing.  Then . . . the next 4 or so songs, which - as I've probably said before - I hope to finish a bit quicker.  2008 release?  Here's hopin'. 9:21 AM - 1 Comments - 1 Kudos - Add Comment Friday, April 11, 2008 Underwater Sounds of the Aquatic Ocean: 4/10/08 playlist April 10th, 2008: The Seat of My Pants This was a really fun show for some reason.  If you missed it - or want to hear it again - it will re-air today (April 11th!) at 6 p.m. Pacific on Hollow Earth Radio. ..tr> ..table> 8:13 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment Name Artist Album Spilling Ui Lifelike It's All Right Here Tim Fite Over The Counterculture My Clouds Are Vampires (Fangs Inc.) ShowMeEyes Psalms For An Empress Tired Channels Sleepy Eyes Of Death Street Lights For A Ribcage Westport Joshua Morrison Ball of Wax Volume 2 We're Going to Texas How's Your News? Department of Forseeable Outcomes The Lovely Sparrows Bury the Cynics Cupid Emiko Cupid Demo Summer Pond Steven Kattenbraker Ball Of Wax Volume 6 Dusting A Piano HiLux Audio-highly processed sound Kitchen Sink Dharma Funny Bird Lamplighter Lamplighter çstarj‡nng Signr'dur N'elsdottir Holding Out for Ein Helden Christopher DeLaurenti Favorite Intermissions The Staircase Twisty Slide Dinosaur Egg Scout Niblett This Fool Can Die Now (Promotional CD) Death of an Heir of Sorrows Silver Jews Bright Flight Michael Jackson Negativland Escape from Noise Does this Battle Armor Suit Me? Bronze Fawn Lumber Electrolux Hoover The Lurid Traversal Of Route 7 The Chair Needs Paint The Ex Dizzy Spells Lonesome Desert Rattlesnake Lonesome Shack Whiskey's What I Crave And Tryin' To Get Home Whale Heatwarmer Red And Purple The Dodos Visiter Lake Song/New Ceremonial Music For Moms Akron/Family Love Is Simple Solo Machine Mines The Way The Wind Whips The Water Nothing, Nothing. Sneaky Thieves Accident(s) Friday, March 28, 2008 Underwater Sounds of the Aquatic Ocean: 3/27/2008 March 27, 2008: Are Oh Sea Kay in the You Ess Ay! (OK, I’m going to have to figure out this weird formatting thing soon, or before long you’ll have to scroll for five minutes just to read the blog.  GRR!) ..tr> ..table> 8:27 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment Name Artist Album Midnight Bowling In Renton Yeek Yak Air Force Yeek Yak Air Force Do You Compute Drive Like Jehu Yank Crime Meet The Plastics Unwound Challenge For A Civilized Society You Are The Beautiful Conductor of this Orchestra Juno A Future Lived In Past Tense Wingwalker Shellac Shellac From Bearsden To Baghdad Dawson Cheese Market Prison Giant Haystacks Lucky Cat Ref. Disc Firing On A White Flag Lake Of Falcons The Panic Solution Bed For The Scraping Fugazi Red Medicine Heart Of Snow Black Mountain Black Mountain Off To One Side Come Eleven : Eleven Number One Spore Spore Mars, The Angry Red Planet Slughog Ungodly Amounts Of Meat Gotta Run Appomattox Appomattox Harper Luck Bow & Arrow Bow & Arrow The Get Up Breakdown Pillow Fight! Pillow Fight! Outside The Aviary Burning Airlines Identikit Jackpot Plus! Jawbox For Your Own Special Sweetheart Surveillance House Six Finger Satellite Law Of Ruins honest movement 33 Slade Harmonies for one Fighting the Battles You’ve Already Won Water Kill the Sun The Arithmetic Project - (minus) Song A Day 163: Internalize Tall Birds  Kkkitchens, What Were You Thinking? McLusky The Difference Between Me And You Is That I’m Not On Fire Mr. Your on Fire Mr. Liars They Threw Us all in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top Mistletoe The Jesus Lizard Down You Would Know Queens Of The Stone Age Queens Of The Stone Age You Are The Wolf Transfer Black Box Volume 1 The Swallow’s Eye Comets On Fire Avatar Assassins Lightning Bolt Wonderful Rainbow Silver Black High On Fire Blessed Black Wings A History of Drunks Melvins A Senile Animal Monday, March 24, 2008 Recording Diary: Day 9 Saturday, March 20th: More vocals! On Saturday, I got back in the closet, and Casey and I came back to "(God Is) Just Like Santa" - which I’d been practicing all week.  We started fresh, and did it up right.  We did a handful of takes, comped ’em together into one convincing whole, and then even added some sweet falsetto harmonies!  These are, I think, pretty similar to the harmonies on the original (which is on my myspace player right now); Casey said they sound like Dinosaur Jr.  I’ll take that.  Anyway, this version of the song is somewhat different from the version I recorded last February - not the least difference being that the vocals will sound much better, I promise.  Casey is not letting me be a slacker on the vocals, which I really appreciate. After a very satisfying couple hours, we started in on "Colossal," the last of these songs to need vocals, which I thought would be a breeze, since I’ve been playing/singing this song for a few years now.  Turns out that all this time I thought I’d just been singing a song I wrote, I’ve actually been getting into some very bad, lazy vocal habits, and I seem to have a really hard time singing the chorus in tune.  Damn it!  I blame it on the fact that the first note is a weird one (a major 7th, if you must know), and I can’t seem to wrap my brain around it when it counts - I know, I wrote it, it shouldn’t be that hard, but there you have it. So after several takes, with some good parts, but with bad parts in all the same places, we called it a day, and realized too late that we had learned an important lesson:  We should not even try to record vocals on two songs in one day, as we keep ending up bailing on the second song and starting fresh another day and doing it way better . . . only to go on from that victory and try recording another song.  Fie! Anyway, next week we will start and finish "Colossal," and then we will be more or less done with these songs - except for maybe some gang vocals on a few songs (if you’re reading this and you live in Seattle and sing, then you should come over and help out). And now, for your enjoyment, here are some shots of our high-tech in-closet vocal recording booth: This is what it would have looked like if I were singing with the closet door open - which, of course, would have defeated the purpose. It gets lonely and dark in the closet, so I brought a camera.  More like that: Thanks for tuning in and reading these ramblings of mine.  I swear, as soon as I have a real finished mixed song to share with the world, you, my loyal blog readers, will be the first to hear it! 8:57 PM - 1 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment Wednesday, March 19, 2008 Quiet music for listening Lately I’ve been thinking that - as much as there is to love about the Seattle music scene, and as glad I am that I live and play and listen to music here and not in my home town of Boston - there is something missing.  Sometimes I want to play (or attend) shows of quiet, acoustic artists at a place where people will sit and listen to them, and it can be very challenging.  House shows are great, but you can’t really promote them the way you’d like, and some people feel weird going to them.  Most of the other venues are bars that generally host loud music, so quieter acts tend to either get drowned out by drunken conversation or cranked up in order to compete with said conversation.  Some towns have venues that are knows as being "listening rooms," where people go and sit and listen.  As a performer and fan of quieter, acoustic-based music, this appeals to me. As I said, this particular conundrum has been in my mind of late.  As it so happens, the wonderful people at McLeod Residence are opening their fabulous gallery/bar/center for intellectual and social stimulation to the public right about now, and seem to be quite open to trying out new ideas.  I bounced my ruminations off them, wondering if McLeod could be used for a series of quiet, thoughtful shows, and they said "Yes!  Let’s do it!" - and so just like that, in a couple of weeks we will be embarking on a monthly series of quiet shows meant for sitting (or standing, I suppose) and listening.  But with drinking and stuff, too. Softly Now: quiet music for listening First Wednesdays at McLeod Residence Starting April 2nd, 2008, with performances by: Moe Provencher (Pelusa) Levi Fuller TroubleShooting (Casey Alexander of Wesafari) 8:00 / 21+ / Free I hope you can make it out, and if you’re interested in playing, just drop me a line.  Thanks! 11:54 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment About  |  FAQ  |  Terms  |  Privacy  |  Safety Tips  |  Contact MySpace  |  Promote!  |  Advertise  |  MySpace Shop ©2003-2008 MySpace.com. All Rights Reserved.