The Overnightscape Underground

1:30:17 – Rough morning commute, clock cleaning, temple of false hope, Cinnabon, the latest Overnightscape Central, limping with numb toes, zonked out last night, Apples To Apples, the shocking realization that even The Marx Brothers are fading into oblivion, they used to show a lot of older stuff on independent TV stations, browsing in libraries, the Dewey Decimal System, Groucho Marx’s TV show “You Bet Your Life”, fell asleep in my chair, cold medicine, the world changed around 1995 – with the rise of the Internet and the decline of some aspects of pop culture, more choice makes for less commonality, the new adults coming out of the childhood system, synchronicity of Bora Bora, whatever happened to podcasting, marketing, home shopping, Aol Late Night, it helps to already be a movie or TV star, Kevin Smith, NetFlix on Boxee Box, Felix The Cat, The Story of India, the next day, upcoming 8th anniversary of The Overnightscape, NyQuil, The Overnightscape Underground listed yesterday as a sub-collection on the Radio Programs page on Archive.org, robot legs on 41st Street, Dee Daa, confusing websites, Lion King social media, QR code, 9/11 Memorial, World Trade Center, the most boring day of the 20th century (April 11, 1954), Fringe, Boxee Box, Riverworld, naked science fiction, weird Monday morning, new sidewalk shed design (scaffolding), Park Avenue walk/don’t walk signal, underground train yard, Creative Commons, weird hazy darkness in the sky, the movie “Zeitgeist: Moving Forward”, resource-based economy, how did we get tot this point?, greed, “the powers that be” as the remnants of an ancient civilization – trying to rebuild it, worker race, merging the two societies together, technological growth, quality of life, The Venus Project, all the corporations represented in Times Square, lovely evening, cat and bird cartoon, the deranged world can be aesthetically pleasing, the situation is not sustainable, everything buzzing along, the space-time continuum, another video screen in Times Square, the insane world, and all the weirdness keeps grinding along.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

In this episode: Mike’s musical origins, his bass player Jeff Hall, influences include The Beatles, U2, Radiohead, Rush, none of us are exposed to new music, how did we find Mike on the web?, Mike’s ever expanding vocal range, putting an emphasis on the original style of each song, sound recording techniques, a wedding gig request in Amsterdam, the 3-man vocal arrangement of 80s band Toto, Mike’s unique T-shirts, musical aspirations, American Idol, America’s Got Talent, and X Factor, original songs, the Pie Pizzeria in Utah, rock and roll in the future, future cover artists, is rock music dead?,

opinions on Tron Legacy (2010) starring Jeff Bridges, first person shooters on the PC, and more great cover songs (clips) from Mike, Jeff, and friends.

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.

Goodrob13 Music Show episode 4: the Goodrob13 Music Show on the Overnightscape Underground podcast network, the 53rd annual Grammy Awards (2011), today’s pop stars focusing on outlandish costumes and gimmicks instead of good music (Lady Gaga, Cee Lo Green, etc.), wondering how people in the future will judge today’s music, feeling stupid saying current artist’s names, today’s music having no lasting value (disposable music), the New Kids on the Block revival, nostalgia, current music I actually like (Screaming Orphans and Dean and Britta), clips of Screaming Orphans songs (“Liar,” “City of Chicago,” “Give a Little,” “Here Comes Your Man,” “Don’t You Cry,” and “Circles”), L’Avventura (2003), Tony Visconti, good arrangements, and clips of Dean and Britta songs (“Out Walking,” “Night Nurse,” and “Moonshot”).

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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 fascinating hosts, 24/7.

1:06 – Listen in to these audio time captures of various environments. Once you think you know the environment, please comment and tell us all what you think.

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Attribution: by Bob LeMent – more info at onsug.com and ambientadventures.tumblr.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

36:16 – Join Bob LeMent (from Static Radio) rambling on his morning commute into St. Louis, Missouri…  “Machinery” –  Modern Marvels, Home-Made Equipment and Slaughtering on this more than meandering Morning Commute.

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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 fascinating hosts.

53:33 – Wind warning, cold medicine, nodding off, Fringe, Boxee Box, the quest to enter the octagonal room from the street, digging a new train station under Grand Central Terminal, skateboarders, Dee Daa day, Audi fashion show, cigar, confusion of french fries, confusing websites, red Guess mannequins, In N Out Burger, Madison Avenue, troubled dreams of alternate realities, can’t find the entrance to the octagonal room, plush Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, flower sellers, return to the original Onsug logo, old logo persisting, Valentines, new Starbucks logo coming, The Biltmore Room, the mystery solved, Droid Pro, Urban Outfitters, hipsterism for the masses, generator, open mic, seminary, new movie “The Rock-Afire Explosion” about Aaron Fechter (who sent an email to the show years ago), audio-animatronics, SD card buying, the original 1977 version of Star Wars, 8mm and Super 8mm, Aunt Beru’s voice redone, Star Wars Mono Mix, The Overnightscape Underground Low Bandwidth Resources, little kids dressed up as Abraham Lincoln, and the wind warning was correct.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.