by Crown The Empire Setlist 2023 – Too much!!! I have released a new album. Carnival Creepshow! Spotify, You Tube and Bandcamp or wherever you stream your music!
A Christmas Eve show that threatens to be a show at this busy time, perhaps “If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there, can anyone hear it?” I continue with a good instrumental sample of various songs. Original guitarist Lion Boyd. The set is backed by Jethro Tull’s Christmas album, released in 2003, and includes Tull’s classics as well as some re-recorded songs from the band’s version. As Tull frontman Ian Anderson writes in the album notes, if you like Stand Up and Songs From the Woods, you’ll probably like this record. It’s a really good Christmas – or anytime – set of songs.
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Speaking of Christmas records, I forgot to include one of my favorite artists, Bob Dylan, who performed his Dylanesque variety of songs on his 2009 Christmas in the Heart. Maybe next year. Merry Christmas everyone.
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Brian Criss and producer Chris Collins are performing an in-studio Christmas concert live, in the studio!
You can get Broken String by Brian Criss, illustrated by Brittany Barr and other books from Wordsworth Books in Waterloo or you can order online.
An interview with Brian Criss about the origins of the Christmas album, accompanying book and song. Introducing Chris Collins, Brian’s producer. Talking about Bryan’s trip to Nashville and the song he sang there, Now or Never.
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Chris Collins sings the vocals on Now or Never. We’re talking about Chris’ studio, Sonic Alley Studio. He discusses Brian’s songwriting and production process.
Talking about live shows, agent needed, contacts in the music industry. Chris Collins also wrote the music but did not record any. Collaborations with other artists such as rapper Li’l White Lie. Shout out to Street Hop for local hip hop music. We’re talking about Brian’s older music. We present something about Christmas.
We talk about Brian and Chris’ musical background. Brian’s musical instrument collection and album and CD collection. Learning music from the internet. “Practice makes perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.” Chris used to store tools in his studio and kept things like lava lamps for inspiration. Brian draws inspiration from everywhere.
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Speaking of Brian’s books. They are inspirational books for children. Brian’s wife reads an excerpt from Play Your Way, narrated by Brittany Barr. Broken String is Brian’s first book. Brian summarizes the story and his aspirations as a writer.
Brian talks about how much his kids love books and music. Christmas time and introducing the Grinch.
Chris’ son heard the text “It’s the worst time of the year” and didn’t know it was a joke. But Christmas is hard, Brian says, and this song lives up to that sentiment. We bring you the specials and Bob gives the closing credits.
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This Towel Rock Christmas playlist will be playing this Saturday at Mano A Mano, but you can download it now while it’s available and play it all holiday long.
Martin Strathoff is our guest today on the Agriculture Show. Martin is the Executive Director at https://ontariofarmlandtrust.ca/. We work together to protect Ontario’s farms. Our Playlist:
Mothers of Invention, Gong, Faith No More, Jeff Beck, Vanilla Fudge and King Crimson will perform tonight.
Sep 27, 2022: Slipknot / Ice Nine Kills / Crown The Empire At Germania Insurance Amphitheater Austin, Texas, United States
Too much!!! I recently released two new albums. See them wherever you stream your music! Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, Bandcamp…
Listen as I try out Eurorock synths while trying to host a radio show and introduce some solo artists.
Last week on Mano A Mano we introduced another great album in the Hall of Fame concept album. More giraffes this week? Giraffe! Album. His latest was released just this year. Plus, this album is so different from G?G! Album! Watch the podcast here:
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? Luke McMaster Favorite Time of Year and Christmas Doesn’t Start at Christmas SLO MO 2022 www.lukemcmaster.com
Tonight Sugar Candy Mountain, Big Black Delta, Brian Eno, Dan Deacon, Posey, The Animal Collective…etc…and Mike Patton
Too much!!! I released two new albums this week. Check out your music wherever you stream it! Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, Bandcamp…
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This is the first playlist entry for Klausterfokken. Previous playlists and more information can be found on the Facebook page at www.klausterfokken.ca
Andrew describes the installation of the Music of Trees installation on Roos Island in the Willow River section for the Open Years festival last spring. The origin of tree music comes from the idea of simulating the sun and moon. The synthesizer is not Andrew’s main instrument, the harp. A harp has 47 strings! And some have 50 degrees! And seven pedals! The harp is not a chromatic instrument, so you use your feet to reach the black notes. Some harps use frames. Andrew has four harps, a 47-string pedal-powered harp, a 26-string portable harp and two Jersey harps. It’s great for kids when Andrew teaches. Harp strings are color coded, C is red and F is blue.
This Garden is an album of music by Andrew, written primarily for harp, set to four poems, poems by Eli Sokoloff Harris set to music. This was Andrew’s undergraduate degree project. Available on Bandcamp! Andrew loves silence, he prefers to hear the sounds around him (but not cars). Does Andrew listen to his own music? He writes music out of necessity, when nothing else bothers him. He’s looking for music that doesn’t pollute his sound waves. Music that slows things down. For example, you have always loved water.
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Bob thought it was Andrew talking, but it was Andrew’s friend Eli. When Andrew was looking for material for his graduation concert, Eli asked him to send him some poems. It reminded Bob of a Vangelis piece called The Little Fet. Andrew’s thoughts on the song today are not the same as when he wrote it or when he first heard the poem. It’s not so much about the garden, but about what happens between people.
Bob and Andrew met at the Rural Rainbow Ride in response to a Woolwich councilor making “disparaging remarks”. This trip was made for the urban community to show that they support the queer community even if they don’t live in the countryside. Like all activists, Andrew thinks he can do more; While participating in the events, the Rural Rainbow Ride was first organized.
Andrew is no longer on social media. It didn’t really feel like they were trying to create a goblet audience to me. Andrew tries to count them all, but there’s only so much he can do. Leaving the Internet gives him more control over where he does it. Bob says the internet isn’t real life, but Andrew says digital things are real, but which? The internet is still new and the probability that we will succeed in the first attempt is not very high. Maybe we need public regulation of the internet, because if we leave it for profit, it’s not for the public. We need internet access as well as electricity connection. Things that happen on the internet are real. Meeting friends online in real life is also true, but in a different way. Being out of social networks does not affect Andrew’s ability to promote himself, he tries to be in society and talk to people, he tries to stay in high spirits. The stress is trying to keep up with social media, posting every day, but Andrew tries to make art, he can’t keep up or it becomes ‘content’. Andrew performed at the Conrad Center for the Performing Arts as part of the NUMUS 2022-2023 season with support from the City of Kitchener. It is not a concert set in one place. Andrew will try to make this project available digitally on his website “this fall”…
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Bob gives the closing credits and we go to the end of the podcast with a postlude (I like the way that flows).
Three classics this Saturday: Elvis Costello’s 1977 debut My Goal Is True, from The Rolling Stones’ Beggar’s Banquet
