The Overnightscape Underground

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47:20 – 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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50:11 - Our interview with YouTube cover artist extraordinaire Mike Massé!

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22:05 – Jig dolls!  Goodrob13 Music Show episode 5: More current music I actually like (Camera Obscura, Rilo Kiley, and Dolores O’Riordan), bad audio mastering, my extreme hatred of asymmetrical headphones, Creative Commons vs. copyrighted music and art, my Creative Commons photos on Flickr being used on blogs and in books, Frank Nora talking about jamendo.com free Creative Commons music site, jig dolls (also known as limberjacks- video), and not being able to copy and paste the file path in MS Windows or Mac OS X.

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33:58 - Screaming Orphans!

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1:21:53 – Influences is the topic, this week!  Wayne Reichert of Sparetime Radio, Bob Lement of Morning Commute, Frank Nora of The Frank Nora Show, Alex of Into the Ether, and your host PQ Ribber pitch in their thoughts!  Also a review of the awesome avalanche of audio amazingness from the past week and next weeks topic and how YOU can be part of the magic!

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10:00 – Sounds abound as we have New Shows, Dream Eater Merry, a trio of new musical/audio productions from the Conspiracy of the Insignificant w/ Smirk, DreamArt, Tigre, and CanScan, Mr F LeMur, Talky-talkin’ and much more from PQ Ribber and Rubber Room Entertainment Labs!

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Released February 2011, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and clever hosts presenting unique programs and more content than you can eat, Night and Day!

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1:17:39 – In this episode: Rob dreams of a sequel to Dutch starring Ed O’Neill, credit card schemes and credit scores, actor and comedian Tom Wilson’s funny “The Question Song,” Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) starring Dick Van Dyke, celebrity deaths (Irwin Kirshner, Dino De Laurentiis, Barbara Billingsley, Kevin McCarthy, and Leslie Nielsen), remembering the good and bad movies of Leslie Nielsen, Whatever Happened To? (Harry Anderson), the retirement (finally) of Larry King, Stan Lee rambling on and on with Twitter tweets, our culinary review of burger joints (Five Guys, Smash Burger, Elevation Burger), our deli review of sandwich shops (Quiznos, Subway, Blimpie), factory farming, new age and expensive “breadshops” (Panera Bread, Atlanta Bread Co., Saladworks),the fall of Howard Stern, Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon (2011) trailer, nominees for Lame Idiot of the Year, and new Mike Massé cover songs: “Africa” by Toto, “In the Name of Love” and “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” by U2, and “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” by John Lennon.

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10:00 – New theme music and the Secret of Smirk Revealed!  A quick review of the Gallery Orbit, Q Opening, new sounds from the Conspiracy of the Insignificant : Jonestown, featuring Rev Jim Jones, Mr F Le Mur, goodrob13 music show, and once more, you will find that ten minutes have passed, leaving a slight humming in the back of your brain!  PQ Ribber merrily hosts from Truth or Consequences, New Mexico!

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46:00 – The lost art of TV theme songs and commercial jingles, what do those songwriters, musicians, and vocalists do now?, a generation that finds it weird for products to be advertised with songs, the Toys “R” Us song (“I don’t wanna grow up, I’m a Toys ‘R’ Us kid”), the irony of enjoying commercial jingles while living an anti-commercial life, Mount Airy Lodge, judging theme songs and jingles out of context on their own merits, acknowledging the nostalgia factor, the Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes song (“The taste of Tony’s Frosted Flakes brings out the tiger in you”), the Tootsie Roll song (“Whatever it is I think I see becomes a Tootsie Roll to me”), gum commercials, hoping for a revival, and a small selection of my favorite intros and jingles (The Electric Company, Alice, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, One Day at a Time, Big Red, Charles in Charge, Dennis the Menace, Green Acres, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Juicy Fruit, The Munsters, Laverne and Shirley, The Addams Family, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Mr. Ed, Bod, We’re Not Candy, Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings, Jem, Tootsie Rolls, The Great Space Coaster, Josie and the Pussycats, and The Magic Garden).

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48:37 - The Free Design!: naming the show, creating new content efficiently (recording during my commute), PATH train problems, analog tape saturation vs. digital clipping, getting used to recording while walking in NYC, the fourth reason I find current music unlistenable (lack of charisma and likable personalities), indie artists acting too serious and pretentious, video games, fun vs. dark and edgy, the irony of public figures wanting privacy, late 1960s-early 1970s jazzy pop group The Free Design, plain and simple singing voices vs. today’s affected vocals, the horrible Free Design remix album The Now Sound Redesigned (2005), and some short clips of Free Design songs (“Make the Madness Stop,” “I Found Love,” “Bubbles,” “Girls Alone,” “Butterflies Are Free,” and “2002 – A Hit Song”)