The Overnightscape Underground

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10:00 – PQ Ribber brings you a classic/cool episode of Vic and Sade to ponder and laugh at (Charlie Razorscum’s Fish Snapshot from November 7, 1939) to initiate a quick series of shows to close-out that amazing year of 2010!  Another precise, ten minute dosage of popular culture!

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Released December 2010 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts presenting amazingly unique programs that are safe and effective.

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This time on the ROAR:
Opening remarks from Jim, some feedback regarding episode 102, tricks and/or treats, Jim’s “green” t-shirt idea, the soon coming Zoom H1, Tascam headphones and new Ipod Touch 4G, the harvest, winter walk-abouts, the CD gift wrapping offer, the R-09 for sale, the interview with Brendan Toland, Walk-about with Jim and Lillian, here comes the cold weather, hats, coats, scarves…, ichy nose, the cab with the square tires, what’s wit dem girlie types?, harvest time, moose hunting, canning and bottling, stocking up for the winter, another studs sighting/sounding, Lillian’s pickled beet recipe offer, being prepared, Lillian’s yummy meat cake recipe, what the heck is Celtic music anyway?, passing some buskers, guys doing chin-ups on scaffolding, more kvetching about music, Jim’s getting old, a Dieu, a dios, and general nutty full moon feverishness.

Music this time:
Our theme, Genesis, High Life, Hibernia and No Time by Jim Fidler
and
Mick Hann’s by Eamonn Dillon

Best listened to on headphones.  -  Just try it!

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10:00 – FLASHBACK EPISODE!  From a rare recording of ‘Different City Different’ on KVSF , from late 1997, where PQ Ribber (as Bret) interviews Social Sensitive Zasu Shepherds and reviews some of the topics that the program covered in 1997.  I havn’t heard this, probably, since then, and it is quite a unique document.  There are other segments, likely the remainder of the show, which ran about an hour, in the archive received from the Panasofkee Vault – so let me know if you’d like to hear more!!

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Released November 2010 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts presenting amazingly unique programs that are safe and effective.

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This time on the ROAR:
Greetings from Jonathan Wheel from Zimbabwe, Jill King of Springdale, Carl Bennett from St. Alban’s,
opening remarks from Jim, the Norris Point synchronicities, a whole heap o’ thanks, big-ups and shout-outs, dedication to Vic, the magic tape, interview with Eric West, interview with Shirley Montague and the Songwriters’ circle featuring Jim Payne, Karla Pilgrim and our very own Jim Fidler.

Music this time:
Our theme, Genesis, Lillian (A Portrait In Sound), Fields Of Gold (Instrumental), The Curra Road, Rising Of The Moon, Rhythm Of The Goat and Song For Newfoundland by Jim Fidler,
The West Side Of Notre Dame Bay, The Daniel’s Harbour Breakdown and Waltz Around The Cape by Jim Payne
and
I’ll Think Of You, Home and If I Lost You by Karla Pilgrim.

Best listened to on headphones.  -  Ah, there is a Point to it all…

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This time on the ROAR:
Greetings from Paul Hopkins in the U.K., (vipodcasting.libsyn.com) opening remarks from Jim, thanks to everybody involved in show 100, Walk-about with Jim, Lillian, John and Pauline, walking on Water, the mad man in the pick’em up truck, the lost Norris Point tapes, the Norris Point synchronicities, Jim getting a branch in the face, more walking on Water, blue eyed semites, fat men at the north pole, bearded guys on clouds, the sound bag, the Pentonism, “Gander; an outport, not an airport”, Road To Terra Nova with Freddie Jorgenson on the whistle, McInnis’s Kitchen recording Jim’s song Terra Nova, eastern philosophy, the grand conspiracy, the Campbell brothers, Mary-Jane Lamond, John McDermot, Denny Doherty, the Needfire, James McKaie, people in sleeping bags under the overpass, the headrests at the pub, John’s video idea, yet more walking on Water, inventing things that have already been invented, Jeff Sterling, the Waiting For Jeff film idea, Oscar Hierlihy, passing Richard Mixer, even more walking on Water, Jim and Lillian talking dirty and getting away with it, where is Mike Busboom?, tings and tings and even more tings.

Music this time:
Our theme, Genesis, by Jim Fidler

Best listened to on headphones.  -  Yes we can walk on Water.  You could too.

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2:01:04 – A Bedcast for the ages!!  Music from all over the world that you needed to hear, an episode of Grummelings with an interview with Sci-Fi Legend and Creative Commons Pioneer, Cory Docterow, Talk Legends Neil Rogers and the late Bob Lassiter, and the pop culture babblings of your host, PQ Ribber!  Coolness compiled and collected!!

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32:11 – PQ Ribber continues his reading of Charles Fort’s mind-bending Book of the Damned.  Third chapter has things falling from the skies…

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10:00 – Somehow, we wind up with a show about the great Gene Deitch, who made cartoons that we have all enjoyed (I even forgot to mention his immortal creation, Tom Terrific and Mighty Manfred the Wonder Dog, but will make up for this at some point), Conspiracy of the Insignificant music from Doctor Panasofkee and PQ’s recent recording sessions, a little F Le Mur, and all that lies in between….

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Released November 2010 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts presenting amazingly unique programs that are safe and effective.

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10:00 – Babble of the music newly being released/realized from the Conspiracy of the Insignificant Brando Sessions, Charles Fort, New musical track ‘Fort One’ by the Conspiracy, ourselves!  Talkbabble, F Le Mur, and one more fabulous suspension of disbelief from the Badlands of New Mexico!

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Released October 2010 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts presenting amazingly unique programs that are safe and effective.

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This time on the ROAR:
Announcing the contest winner, opening remarks from Jim, episode 100, episode 101, the Republic Of Avalon Radio Iphone app, the Oceans Wide story, a shout-out to Michael Meekins, Walk-about with Jim and Lillian where they talk about music and tings and tings.

Music this time:
Our theme, Genesis, by Jim Fidler
and
Oceans Wide by Jackie Sullivan

Best listened to on headphones.  -  One more balloon to go.