posted by Rob on February 25, 2011 at 9:41 pm | 
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Children’s TV music!
Goodrob13 Music Show episode 9:
- my previous recording gone wrong,
- my childhood neighbor’s record collection,
- being unfazed by 20 year old records as a child,
- trains with no passengers,
- are 20 year old CDs cool and impressive today?,
- the level of musical sophistication and variety in children’s TV shows from the 1970s and 80s (Sesame Street, The Electric Company, The Great Space Coaster, etc.),
- Sesame Street Jazz #3 video,
- Sesame Street Pinball Number Count video,
- Sesame Street Capital I and Lowercase N video,
- composer Joe Raposo,
- The Electric Company LY (Tom Lehrer) video,
- Sunbow Productions (Ford Kinder, Anne Bryant, Spencer Michlin, and Barry Harman),
- and the music of Jem.
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Tags: Anne Bryant, Barry Harman, Britta Phillips, Ford Kinder, Jem, Joe Raposo, Sesame Street, Spencer Michlin, Sunbow, The Electric Company, The Great Space Coaster
posted by Rob on February 18, 2011 at 8:40 pm | Comments (0)
Goodrob13 Music Show episode 8:
- figuring out the best spot to stand on the train platform,
- my weird experience coming out of the PATH station this morning,
- scaffolding in NYC,
- being more efficient when paying for groceries,
- most people in front of me in line taking 10 times longer than I do,
- bank tellers and post offices,
- most people entering and exiting elevators too slowly,
- unusually warm weather,
- my hatred of obnoxiously loud motorcycles,
- why it’s so important to leave comments on podcasts,
- the importance of online interaction and discussion,
- buying an electric guitar soon,
- and being realistic and reasonable about my music equipment and prices.
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posted by Rob on February 17, 2011 at 10:05 pm | Comments (0)
Goodrob13 Music Show episode 7:
- Tanya Donelly (founding member of Belly, The Breeders, and Throwing Muses),
- musicians moving away from rock music as they get older,
- my introduction to Juliana Hatfield and Blake Babies,
- a dummy wanting to pull the PATH train emergency brake because a passenger fainted,
- digital audio and non-linear editing vs. cassette tapes,
- Hatfield’s superb minimally-produced rock album Bed (1998),
- Become What You Are (1993) and Only Everything (1995),
- Hatfield’s book When I Grow Up: A Memoir (2008),
- meeting Juliana Hatfield (Maxwell’s in 2005, Knitting Factory in 2008, and Bowery Ballroom in 2008),
- asking her to be a guest on The Paunch Stevenson Show,
- Jessica Simpson,
- and does the cream really rise to the top?
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Tags: Become What You Are, Bed, Belly, Blake Babies, Bowery Ballroom, Jessica Simpson, Juliana Hatfield, Knitting Factory, Maxwell's, Only Everything, Tanya Donelly, The Breeders, The Paunch Stevenson Show, Throwing Muses, When I Grow Up: A Memoir
posted by Rob on February 16, 2011 at 10:47 pm | Comments (0)
Goodrob13 Music Show episode 6:
- watching TV shows illegally,
- growing up with free 24 hour streaming radio and TV content,
- getting used to paying for songs and TV shows on computers,
- getting used to paying for cable TV years ago,
- the fragmented world of online music and TV content (iTunes, Netflix, Hulu Plus, Rhapsody, etc.),
- the Overnightscape Central podcast,
- Wayne from Sparetime Radio talking about George Carlin,
- most people being too arrogant and/or afraid to admit they’ve been lied to, poisoned, and cheated their whole lives,
- turning a blind eye vs. dealing with new knowledge and stressors,
- my questions about chemtrails,
- socially acceptable smoke vs. unacceptable smoke,
- and dangerous substances being viewed as harmless to people who grew up with them.
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