Instant Breakfast: 15.02.26 w/ Matt Carter
Instant Breakfast: 15.02.26 w/ Matt Carter
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3. Trophy Wife – Without You
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Donair Kitchen Party Radio Show – Episode 3 – “Loss”
This week on Donair Kitchen Party Radio Show, Mike tried to cope with the absence of his co-host and Donair Life Partner, Henry Svec. Like most people, he handled it in the most unhealthy way: stress eating (Donairs) with another person (an attempt to “replace” Henry). Local music luminary and all-around supercooldude Chris MacLean came in, spun a yarn, and enjoyed some special donair times. They played tracks by Real Estate, Adam Mowry, Church Purposes, LCD Soundsystem, Calexico, and otherrrrrrrs. It was pretty good, I guess.
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Against The Mat – February 11th & 18th, 2015
We were back on the air with more news of the wrestling and MMA worlds with some additional RetroMania goodness tucked into the shows.
February 11th, 2015 + RetroMania 2
February 18th, 2015 + RetroMania 3
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Filed under: Show Upload
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Homemade Jams 2015-02-25
Track Listing:
1.) Ben Caplan & The Casual Smokers – Conduit
2.) Interview with Ben Caplan
3.) Ben Caplan & The Casual Smokers – Down To The River
4.) In-Flight Safety – Animals
5.) Floodland – Mercury
6.) NUAGES – Grace
7.) The Stogies – You Don’t Look Too Good
8.) Dregs – Home
9.) The Waking Night – Hanging Cloud
10.) Uaxyacac – Dreamin’
STU Lunchbox: Open Data for Civic Engagement & Wrongful Convictions
Another pair of documentaries produced by students of STU Journalism: Open Data for Civic Engagement & Wrongful Convictions!
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Mrs. Hippie LIVE in Studio D – CHSR Sessions
Mrs. Hippie LIVE in Studio D – CHSR Sessions
February 13, 2015 marked CHSR’s first Session in over a year! We were pleased to invite local Fredericton duo Mrs. Hippie in to our new performance studio to try it out.
During the Session, Mrs. Hippie talks about the difficulties and advantages of being a two-piece, plus their new EP coming out this spring.
Host: Matt Baxter
Audio Engineer: Joel Couture
Band Info:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/MissusHippie
Twitter: https://twitter.com/HippieMrs
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The Lunchbox Interviews: Eddie Young (Root & Soul Music Room); Brydon Crane (Community Arts Gathering)
Where is the art in your community?
Well, it might just be in your community!
My guests today represent the integration between these things, the idea that art is not separate from community, but rather thrives within it. Eddie Young operates the Roots & Soul Music Room venue out of his living room. He’s crowdfunding to buy a permanent set of amps and other necessary equipment so that he can host more bands and do it better. Brydon Crane is a member of the Shifty Bits Cult, a group of musicians and artists who are seeking to create more integration. They’re holding an open meeting tonight called the Community Arts Gathering, in which they hope to talk with you about ways the arts community can work together even more.
Music today:
- Amelia Curran declares that I Am The Night (from They Promised You Mercy);
- We get a chance to Break Away with Silent Army (who have High Hopes);
- And the cross-art artists of Earthbound Trio tell about Mother (from Lettuce, Turnip, The Beet).
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Episode 326 – Kel Symons
This week on WMD Radio we welcome back Kel Symons. You’ll remember Kel’s work on “I Love Trouble”, and “The Mercenary Sea”, both from Image Comics. Kel is back with a brand new book, also from Image Comics, called “REYN”.
CAFFEEN! playlist for 2015-02-21: “Sinusoidal Travelpath”
Not everything travels in a straight path…
Not every straight path is a line…
Sometimes, it’s a matter of thinking not only outside of the box, but of a universe which cannot contain boxes.
- From the album The Long Winter by Fellirium we heard Under the Snow.
- From the album Dalmak by Esmerine we heard Lost River Blues I.
- We heard the song Distant Wind by Mei Han & Randy Raine-Reusch which came from the album Distant Wind.
- From Surface Of Eceyon‘s album Dragyyn, we heard Over Land, Over Ice.
- We heard the song Floating Mountain by Glow Curve which came from the album Beijing Post-Rock.
- From Keravel‘s album Voltz, we heard Grounded.
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TWS306: Head Full Of Space
- Front Page
- All Space
- No Mind
- Extras
CQ: Has crowdfunding reached a plateau, or is it just getting started?
Promo: CAFFEEN! — I’ve done this music show for years now, but in the last few years it has become a story-telling odyssey through post-rock, soundtrack, minimalist, ambient and awesome wordless music.
Promo: Nutty Bites — My good friend Nutty celebrates what’s awesome, and gets geeks to debate over geeky things. Give it a listen!
Full list of 23 articles after the jump!
- Front Page:
- How to make a mountain (of cash) out of a mole- er, anthill.: IScience Times – How To Make Anthill Art With Molten Aluminum
- A fun festival of frightful fruit freeforall!: Orange – Melon mayhem in Australia
- But if we don’t practice on our own planet, how will we ever get good enough to practice on others?: New Scientist – Geoengineering would be ‘irrational and irresponsible’
- It also may be one of the most important, and should be globally active..: New Scientist – See one of the world’s dirtiest jobs: e-waste disposal
- All Space:
- The universe began with a.. infinite timeloop or no beginning or .. my head hurts..: Phys.org – No Big Bang? Quantum equation predicts universe has no beginning
- The debate returns: to boldy send messages into space, or meekly hide and hope they don’t notice us?: io9 – Frank Drake: “It Would Be Silly” To Message Alien Life Today
- After all, when has communication ever solved anything? … Wait..: Boing Boing – Frank Drake thinks it’s silly to send messages to ET
- And other other side of the debate, those who believe that we probably want to start talking with our neighbours long before they get here..: The Guardian – Alien search won’t doom planet Earth, say scientists who want to contact ET
- Did we sidestep the whole issue and just make it an economic one, rather than philosophic one? Is that how science works now?: New Scientist – Contacting aliens – war of the worlds or war over cash?
- Maybe they were already here, trying to tell us something..: Huffington Post – UK Scientists: Aliens May Have Sent Space Seeds To Create Life On Earth
- When those memories have to survival millenia, choose DNA!: New Scientist – Glassed-in DNA makes the ultimate time capsule
- Smoke signals from Mars?: ESA – Mystery Mars plume baffles scientists
- In the end, the best thing our generation might be able to do is dream and inspire the next generation..: Orange – Man has Star Wars-themed funeral
- No Mind:
- (EXTRA) The ultimate sign of human laziness, or the first steps in machine independence?: Polygon – This RPG plays itself, so you don’t have to bother
- (EXTRA) I’ve heard of the rhythm method, but I don’t think this is what they meant..: New Scientist – Musical software helps mothers push babies out faster
- (EXTRA) We are trained all our lives to take instruction — so is it surprising we do it well?: New Scientist – Don’t read this aloud in your head. Drat, failed
- (EXTRA) Magicians are the skeptics of the occult world — much closer to scientists than you might think.: Vancouver Sun – Vancouver, Montreal researchers use magic to explore consciousness
- (EXTRA) We are colonized beings, and occasionally the people will speak for us.: LiveScience – Valentine’s Science: How Mouth Germs Shape Attraction
- (EXTRA) Or, how we can’t just let a good thing happen, and instead insist on it not happening.: New Scientist – The four main roadblocks holding up self-driving cars
- (EXTRA) The latest and greatest headless robotic companion — but are they going to appreciate all the kicking?: Orange – Meet Spot the sure-footed robot dog
- (EXTRA) Humans are to crows like computers are to lawnmowers..: Scientific American – Crows Understand Analogies
- Extras:
- (EXTRA) From slacker to ghost mogul.: The NY Times – In Thailand, the Ghost Business Thrives
- (EXTRA) Clearly a fake. Everyone knows that spirits can only enter through the Windows.: Orange – Haunted Apple Macbook up for sale on eBay
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The Crazy Train Episode #XXXII
Steve was conducting the Crazy Train this week as I was off helping film the brand spanking new ‘Hero’s Last Rite’ video for their single ‘Viral Judgement’.
Make sure you come to the Video release party at The Capital Complex, Saturday, March 14th! I’ll be MCing the event as we debut the video and then ‘Hero’s Last Rite’, ‘Verses’ and ‘No Man’s Throne’ take the stage to blow you all away!
BUT! Back to Episode #32, Steve ‘The Buzz Man’ Dunnett was joined by our awesome pal and frequent guest Tyson Davidson and Tyler Moss from ‘Blueprints’. Steve played requests from the gents and they talked about ‘Blueprints’ upcoming show that night at the Cellar with ‘Siegebreaker’. Tyson let the cat out of the bag and proudly announced that return of Fredericton titans ‘Anesthesia’ have RETURNED to the scene to distribute as much mayhem as they can!
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Instant Breakfast: Feb. 23, 2015 w/ Mayor Brad Woodside
Instant Breakfast: Feb 23, 2015 w/ Brad Woodside
1. Bohunks – Just Want To Be There
2. The Band – Up on Cripple Creek
3. April Wine – Drop Your Guns
4. Finnigan – Farewell to Nova Scotia
5. The Captain and Tennille – Love Will Keep Us Together
6. Bread – Make it With You
7. Led Zepplin – Bron-y-Aur Stomp
9. Led Zepplin – Whole Lotta Love
10. The Beatles – Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
11. Mayors – Face It
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The Lunchbox: Banana Bread Day
I gave a few of my memories about the day on the show, but how about another alternate approach?
Let’s talk about world commerce for a second.
If you have bananas, where did they come from? Where were they grown? How did they make it to you?
Isn’t it amazing that we can have foods here, in the middle of a cold, hard, snow-filled winter, that can only grow in tropic climates that we never get here?
Don’t waste a banana. Every single one represents an amazing journey, and should be cherished.
Music today:
- Expressing the solitude of the generation, we heard Eh Oh from the self-titled album of Heart Attack Kids;
- And bringing more energy was Gloryhound, expressing desires with I Need Ya from Loaded Gun.
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13 Killer Kills
“13 Killer Kills”
By Remington J. Osborne
So last time I talked about how I got into horror and my love for Friday the 13th. This time we’re going to take a closer look at Friday, and talk about some of my favorite moments from the series. And by favorite moments, I mean the brutal killings. Hey come on, we’re not here for the acting.
Maybe a little bit for the boobies.
#1: Friday the 13th part 2 – Mark takes a machete to the face.
Now this kill is doubly tragic. Not only does Jason feel it necessary to kill a person in a wheel chair, but he adds insult to injury by letting poor Mark roll backwards down two flights of stairs. You’d think Jason would see the guy is in a wheelchair and cut him some slack. Nope. Jason is an equal opportunity killer.
Fun Fact – That was actually a stunt person that took the ride down those stairs.
#2: Friday the 13th part 6 – Sheriff Garris gets broken in half.
Ah, poor Sheriff Garris. All this bastard was trying to do was save his daughter from a machete welding zombie, and what does he get for his trouble? Folded over like cheap origami on Japanese New Year. Well that settles it; if my daughter ever breaks a guy out of jail, which she just met, and tries to help him kill a resurrected serial killer…….., she’s damn well on her own. My back is in bad enough shape as it is; it doesn’t need to be twisted like a pretzel.
Man, pretzels are delicious.
#3: Friday the 13th (Reboot) – Amanda burned alive in her sleeping bag.
Now this one is from the 2009 reboot. I almost call it a cheat, because something very similar happens in part 7, but it’s pretty grizzly so it makes the list. Now if you’re about to be killed by Jason the best you can hope for is a quick death. Poor Amanda was not on the receiving end of a quick death. Instead she was tied into her sleeping bag and hung over a bonfire until her own juices cooked her alive. Charbroiled frat girl anyone? I’m told she’ll go well with a nice Merlot.
#4: Friday the 13th part 3 – Rick gets his head crushed until his eye pops out.
Back in the 80’s everybody was doing 3-D, much like they are today, so why should Friday be any different? This was one of the kills that really showed off the 3-D effect. It was cheesy as hell, and the prosthetic head was ridiculous, but it makes for an entertaining moment on screen. This is also the first moment we see just how powerful Jason is. Dude can crush a guy’s skull with his bare hands.
#5: Friday the 13th part 5 – Demon killed while on the shitter.
I’m not sure what’s more embarrassing here; getting killed while on the shitter, or the fact that it wasn’t even Jason. This was a horrible way to go no matter how you look at it. Our man Demon was just sitting there minding his business, refunding the enchiladas he had for supper, when fake Jason started poking holes in the outhouse with a spear. Demon took a spear to the knee before pseudo Jason found his mark and got him through the chest.
I might also point out that Demon was serenading his girlfriend, who was brutally murdered just before he was. Who sings to their girlfriend while taking a shit? Not me, not you. Demon that’s who! So fuck you fake Jason, you didn’t just kill a guy sitting on the shitter. You killed true love.
#6: Friday the 13th part 5 – Eddie gets his eyes gouged out with a leather strap.
Well since were on the subject of fake Jason we might as well keep going. He did have some clever ways to dispatch folks. Remember earlier when we said if you met Jason the best you can hope for is a quick death? Rick here was not the recipient of one. This looks like a horrible way to go, in fact I’m sure he immediately forgot about creek side sex party he was just having with…
#7: Friday the 13th part 5 – Tina takes garden shears to the eyes and into the brain.
So here’s Tina, trying to make the best out of a sexually transmitted disease after she let pretty boy Eddie climb all up inside her. She’s rewarded by having a pair of garden shears thrust into her eye balls and into her brain. I think this could count as one of those “quick deaths” people should be hoping for. Oh well, at least Jason saved her a visit to the free clinic.
#8: Friday the 13th part 8 – Julius takes a killer punch to the kisser.
And in this corner wearing the red, white and blue, weighing in at 185 pounds, 175 pounds minus his head, JULIUS!!!!! I gotta give it to Julius, Jason had him backed into a corner and he came out swinging. Big Jules got a few punches in and it looked like he might have put old Jason on his ass, but at the end of the day he was no match for Jason’s stamina and raw power.
What is really cool about this one is Julius’s POV after Jason delivers the right cross. I’ve always wanted to know what it would look like after I’ve had my head punched off my shoulders.
#9: Jason X – Adrienne gets a facial in liquid nitrogen.
I actually did not hate this movie, up to a point. Uber Jason was absolutely stupid, as was Jason surviving re-entry from space. But hey, this is Friday the 13th, most of this shit is stupid. That’s why we love it.
Is it just me or does Jason have a thing against pretty girls? He’s got a thing against everybody, but it seems like he enjoys taking attractive young ladies and doing awful things to their faces. (See entry #7)
#10: Friday the 13th part 6 – Steven and Annette saw something they shouldn’t have.
This kill is not particularly gruesome; Jason just gave them a little poke in the belly with his machete. What make this kill chilling is that this is something that we all have nightmares about. We see something we shouldn’t have. These two saps were not even on Jason’s radar, until that is, Steven had to go check out that noise he heard. After a short jaunt in the woods he sees Jason hacking old groundskeeper Martin apart. Sadly Jason sees that Steven sees what he’s doing. Well, Jason can’t have that. The result, handmade shish-ka-yuppies ready for the Q.
#11: Friday the 13th part 3 – Andy gets chopped in half while walking on his hands.
Nobody likes a show off, especially Jason. Its bad enough you’re having sex in his woods, do you really have to accent that by walking around on your hands like an idiot? If the answer is, yes, then Jason is going to chop you in half. I really see no other course of action. And for good measure he’s going to stuff you in to the rafters so your blood and entrails drip lovingly down on to your girlfriend. Then it goes without saying he’s going to kill her.
Again, this was nobody’s fault but Andy’s
#12: Friday the 13th part 6 – Hawes gets his heart ripped out.
HAWES!!!!!!!
That’s right, Tommy Jarvis you got your buddy killed. Horshack you have nobody to blame for this but your buddy, Tommy.
If you don’t know it already Hawes is played by Ron Palillo, Horshack from “Welcome Back, Kotter”. He also has the honor of being the first person killed by the newly reanimated, electro charged Jason.
Jason was taking a nice quiet dirt nap and Tommy had to go poke the bear. Hawes even saves your life; Jason was seconds from stuffing you into his coffin when Hawes beats Jason in the back of the head with a shovel. Sadly, Jason quickly turns around and pulls Hawes’ heart out through his chest.
Ironically, Ron would die 26 years later from a heart attack.
How do you not see that coming?
#13: Friday the 13th part 7 – Judy in her sleeping bag, beaten against a tree
OK so this is it, this is my favorite kill from the entire Friday the 13th universe. Judy, waiting patiently in her tent for her “big hunk of a man”, Dan to return from getting fire wood, little does she know that Jason has already pulled his heart out through his back. As Jason rips open the back of their tent she tries to find refuge in her big yellow goose down sleeping bag. Goose down or not, this is no sanctuary from Jason.
Now the actual kill has always puzzled me, was it Jason’s intention to pull her out of the tent and kill her using the machete he just acquired from Dan just moments ago, or was she being such a pain in the ass squirming around in that bag that he said, “Ah fuck it”, and just slammed her into closest solid object?
Either way the result was spectacular. This was the first Friday I saw in the theater, and I’m pretty sure I broke out into hysterical laughter when it happened. When I finally got it on VHS I must have watched that part over and over again for a half hour before moving on. The laughs that came out of me could have woken the dead. I know it woke my parents.
So that’s it. Those are some of my favorite moments from the Friday the 13th series. There are a lot of honorable mentions, but I wanted to keep it at 13. Seemed like a good number. Did I leave something out that you thought should be on there? Let us know in the comments below.
Coming up next:
Remember a few weeks back when I talked about watching Friday for the first time with a group of friends at a sleep over? Well there’s a little more to that story. Tune in next time and I’ll tell you all about it.
Rosie’s Juke Joint Aired on Feb 21, 2015
Harpdog Brown What It Is Doncha Know I Love Ya
Harpdog Brown What It Is Whiskey Bottle
Sabrina Weeks Live Big Boss Man
Sabrina Weeks Live You Can Leave Your Hat On
The 24th Street Wailers Wicked Solid Ground
Donald Ray Johnson Pure Pleasure No Guitar Blues
JW-Jones Belmont Boulevard Love Times Ten
Kirby Sewell Band Girl With the New Tattoo The Devil’s In the Details
Robin Banks Modern Classic Crazy
Stacy Mitchhart Live My Life
Blue Lunch Above the Fold Venita
Adam Baldwin EP Arms
John Lee Hooker I’m In the Mood
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Live and Let Die: Here, There & Everywhere – Songs Inspired By Real Places
Live and Let Die: Here, There & Everywhere
Songs Inspired By Real Places
Track Listing:
1.) Guns n’ Roses – Live and Let Die (Live in Tokyo)
2.) The Beatles – Strawberry Fields Forever
3.) Joni Mitchell – Chelsea Morning
4.) Lovin’ Spoonful – Coconut Grove
5.) The Mamas and the Papas – Creeque Ally
6.) Small Faces – Itchycoo Park
7.) The Kinks – Shangri-La
8.) The Doors – Soul Kitchen
9.) Cream – Tales of Brave Ulysses
10.) Led Zeppelin – Achilles Last Stand
11.) The Ramones – 53rd & 3rd
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In The Know Episode 8
It seems like there is a diagnosis and pill for everything these days. Over the past 10 years, we have seen a dramatic rise in physical and mental health ailments, and medical science has found a way to catch up to all of them: increased promotion of pharmaceuticals on our TV screens.
Because of advancements in medical science, we are living healthier and longer lives thanks to medication improvements over the years, but now, big pharmaceutical companies are bullying us around on TV, telling us that medication IS THE ONLY WAY TO TREAT DISEASE!!!!!
Canada is slowly being turned into Camerica: pharmaceutical companies are finding ways to bend the law in our country, and if we don’t do something soon collectively, we will wake up very soon and find out that CBC is now the “Camarican Broadcasting Corporation”, still CBC, LOL!!!
This episode of In The Know discusses pharmaceutical companies in the “Drugs as Thugs” forum. Sarah Gladville is a pharmacist, and she is here to tell us about her experience with the clever tactics used by BIG PHARMA to sell us pills, and continuously convincing us to take more pills for the many side effects from all the pills we are on! This episode does not attack people taking medication, it exposes the issue of PILLS BEING THE ONLY SOLUTION TO OUR HEALTH ISSUES. Do we REALLY need them?
It is the episode that will have you asking more questions, rather than accepting all the answers you hear from those trustworthy experts we always listen to ON TV. The interview with Sarah and the hilarious satire commercial promoting the “PILL WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR” that is a perfect fit for This Hour Has 22 Minutes will cure every single one of your ills! We love you Canada, enjoy eh!!!
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Rosie’s Juke Joint Aired on Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14
JW-Jones Belmont Boulevard Love Times Ten
Leonard Cohen Popular Problems Almost Like the Blues
Ruth Moody
These Wilder Things One Light Shining
Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce Live Slide Over Here
Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce Live I Can’t Hear A Word You Say
Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce Live You Can Leave Your Hat On
Harpdog Brown What It Is In My Younger Days
Harpdog Brown What It Is Whiskey Bottle
Doug Adamz National Steel High Roller
Robin Banks Modern Classic Crazy
Henry Turner jr Single One Too Many Women
JP Leblanc Le Blues M’Emporte Mes Amis D’ici
Robert Johnson Me & the Devil Blues
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The Lunchbox Interview: Lori Quick, Nicholas Gibeault, John Doucette (Heavy Metal Art Zone)
Technology is a wonderful thing, and the pace of invention is incredible, but it has a dark side: waste. A phone bought brand new today may only have a useable lifetime of a few years. A desktop computer might be obsolete in 5 years, and your TV is reinvented every year.
But what happens to the old stuff, the stuff you have to throw away?
Too much of it is just ploughed into the ground, presumably to be a problem for people “of the future” to deal with. Instead, we need to face this problem.
But what “face” should we look at?
There’s a great project going on with ArtZone right now: drop off your e-waste, they’ll take it and first turn it into art (to put another “face” on your stuff), then they’ll give it all to Beaverdam Recycling to be torn down for recycling.
And they are also adding a heavy metal concert to the mix!
My guests today are Lori Quick (UNB Art Centre), Nicholas Gibeault (ArtZone) and John Doucette (Beaverdam Recycling). We had a great talk about the intersection between art and trash and recycling, and make the point that we have to deal with this problem, or it will deal with us.
Music today:
- The weather lately has been full of strong wind — and will be again, soon! — so let’s hear Going Sideways by Shred Kelly from the Sing To The Night album.
- And reminding us of our responsibility, one of the performers at the free, all-ages Heavy Metal concert as part of the Art Zone project, we heard It’s Up To You from Moment of Inertia‘s In These Riot Streets album.
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Special: @UNBSU Candidate Debates
We’re on the edge of another UNB Student Union election!
If you missed the debates between candidates this past Thursday, don’t worry: they are here to listen to.
Remember: your vote counts. Use it!
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RFYL Episode: Dysnopian Metal Days
Playlist:
Blood Red Shoes – The Perfect Mess
Bellusira – By Your Side
BA Johnson – Pizza Party For One
Black Earth – Catching Knives
Die So Fluid – You Suffocate We All Suffer
Freeze the Atlantic – Idiot Check
Bella Clava – Waste Not, Want Not
Beneath the Grid Music – Hands Off Gretel – Other Town
Them County Bastardz “T.C.B” – The Bastard / Metal For Mark
Crawl – Loaded
Blind Race – Hopeless
Hair Force One – Bare in the Woods
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Anything Goes 2015-02-22
1.) Kodaline – Lost
2.) Interview with Cairo
3.) Cairo -A History Of Reasons
4.) James Irwin – Face Value
5.) Elaquent – Oreos
6.) Twin River – Secret in a Seance
7.) Thomas D’Arcy – Fooled You Twice
8.) Hilotrons – Real Game Changer
9.) StereoKid – Young Heart
10.) B.A. Johnston – When Is Trash Day?
11.) B.A. Johnston – Bat In The House
12.) B.A. Johnston – What A Wonderfully Mediocre Day
13.) Pow Wows – You Haven’t Got Me Yet
14.) Danko Jones – Do You Wanna Rock
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The Lunchbox Interview: Sarah Beth Shiplett (Atlantic Sinfonia) & Andre Sampson (Art Battle)
Whether it is the art of music, or the art of painting, we are moved by the expressions from its creators and performers, drawn up into a world of imagination and suspended there for a time.
On today’s show, a pair of interesting conversations about two art presentations. First up, Sarah Beth Shiplett of Music On The Hill returns to enlighten me on how music sounds in a space, and lets us all know about the upcoming performance of music commemorating the end of the battle of 1812, performed by Atlantic Sinfonia. That concert is on this coming Saturday at 3pm at Memorial Hall here on campus.
And secondly, I phoned up Andre Sampson to ask him about the whole Art Battle phenomenon: where it came from, what it is and how it’s growing. The next Art Battle in Fredericton comes up on Friday night at 8pm at the Charlotte Street Art Centre.
Music today:
- I promise, eventually and with enough practice, I’ll Get It Right (Echo Nebraska from their Send The Ships album);
- And while I didn’t have any actual symphony music to play, I do have Olympic Symphonium to always choose from, here taking on the weather (in my mind) with Chance To Fate from the album of the same name;
- And finally, to give you a sense of the pace of competition, Halifax’s own Instruments gives us Clock from the recent The End Of Light By Heat album,
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STU Lunchbox: Winter Fun & Beer Culture
STU Journalism presents: the STU Lunchbox!
Winters in this part of the world are long. You’ve got a couple of choices: leave (not always feasible); hide inside (sometimes feasible, at least until you climb the walls); or enjoy it.
On this show, Chris Brooks takes a look into how to beat the Winter blues — by facing show face-on, with skis, poles and smiles. And Johnny Cullen looks into an indoor activity that’s growing in popularity: beer culture, and brewing your own.
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