Odeo podcasts for tag: chicago

LIVE Jack'd Radio Show #77 KNDS Sinatra, Dylan, The Who and LIVE IN STUDIO...The Heavenly States!!

Thu, 15 May 2008 01:40:41 GMT

Show #77 LIVE from Fargo, ND Wednesday, May 14, 2008! Enjoy a little Dylan and The Who with the show’s 2 main features today on the 10th anniversary of his passing, Mr. Frank Sinatra, recorded LIVE at Madison Square Gardens in 1974 with introduction by none other than Howard Cosell AND as if that wasn’t enough for the listeners, host JT Bison has LIVE in studio at KNDS….THE HEAVENLY STATES from Oakland, CA appearing at The Aquarium tonite(May 14, 2007). Enjoy and buy their CD…here he is The Chairman of the Board, Ol’ Blue Eyes Himself…Mr. Frank Sinatra. Send us an email and tell us what you think of this show! Order some healthy vitamins at our website: www.thecornerpharmacist.com

Recap: May 6 PT1

Fri, 09 May 2008 16:38:00 GMT

Richard Justice talks with Phil Rodger of the Chicago Tribune

LeChic - Ultra Chic Mix (Death Disco Radio)

Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:16:33 GMT

Death Disco Radio presents LeChic (INTERNATIONAL DEEJAY GIGOLO RECORDS). It cannot be said that Susana and Rebeca have a background that is consistent with being musicians – one a customizing fashion designer and the other a geneticist – not exactly a typical start to a career in music. As soon as they collected enough records they started playing very informally at small events around the city: fashion clothing stores; private parties; expositions etc..

Savas Pascadilis - Fabric (Death Disco Radio)

Fri, 15 Feb 2008 14:11:27 GMT

Death Disco Radio presents Savas Pascalidis (International DJ Gigolos). This DJ and producer is Influenced by early disco, funk, breakdance pop and wave of the early 80’s Savas started his career around 1986 as a house/acid/disco/funk DJ in Southern Germany. In late 80´s he discovered acid and New beat, Ebm and Techno. He started the first Techno Nights in South Germany and became very succesfull and get a high credibility . During the decade of the 90`s Savas was very well known for his Minimal, Detroit ,House ,Techno and Ravesets. In the Mid. 90´s he has started to produce records and released his first record in 1996-97 on different labels like Loriz Sounds, Kurbel, Gigolo and lots more. Many of them have been Big underground Club Hits like “Discotheque” , “Sugarland Express” , “Cosmic dancer”, ”Disco Galaxy” “Superman” and lots more. In 1999 Savas Pascalidis founded his own record label Lasergun records has b ig success all over the world. He is spinning records every weekend in the most popular clubs around the world. Always on the run for new sounds and fresh Records, the sets of savas pascalidis are a Statement of what is happening at the moment in the Music scene.

The Beginning

Wed, 16 Jan 2008 07:14:50 GMT

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Mr. K Alexi - Tecsoul Set 3 (Death Disco Radio)

Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:19:23 GMT

John Landecker on WLS 3

Thu, 29 Nov 2007 23:37:43 GMT

This section is a little static filled but that’s how we heard it there in the heartland. You will hear his opening break and also a promo from Fred Winston, an Animal Stories clip and JRL doing a live commercial. Good stuff.

WLS John R Landecker Air Check

Thu, 29 Nov 2007 04:35:54 GMT

This is the first part. He walked from WCKG to his return on WLS.

improvised set

Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:36:22 GMT

2007-08-23 3P1 L3P T1C F1T: Jijimuge, aaron zarzutzki and beardtongue: and finally kristin calvarese in the gazebo of the downtown park in sleepy Venice Florida at bedtime. (sunset) Special attention must be paid to the walk-in, a beach guy with a pair of scissors tucked into his belt, who bore no qualms expressing his satisfaction with the music. 2- jijimuge, aaron, beardtongue: guitar w/ electronics, electronic-actuated percussion, and the kagel drum. Here the music was greatly assisted by the insects, (or was that aaron?) and the beach guy felt our music needed a little crooning on top.

Nick Broste, Kevin Davis, Joshua Manchester at Hotti Biscotti

Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:56:42 GMT

A set of free improvisation for cello, trombone, and percussion.

The BronzeVille Policy Kings

Mon, 06 Aug 2007 22:43:34 GMT

RUSHSTREET The Internet Radio Program presents A Conversation with Nathan Thompson, publisher of The Bronzeville Press and best selling author of ‘KINGS’ The True Story of Chicago’s Policy Kings and Numbers Racketeers An Informal History (POLICYKINGS.COM)

triple-mic'd drumset improvisation

Sun, 08 Jul 2007 04:26:01 GMT

This solo drumset improvisation was recorded in one take with three microphones; one under the snare drum, one overhead, and a contact mic placed on the bass drum shell. Each mic was assigned different effects to give a chorus effect.

Canard

Thu, 21 Jun 2007 20:11:41 GMT

This composition uses 37 field recordings and weaves them into a 60 second structure. It is being submitted for a concert comprised of other 60 second pieces. My sources: • Antique pocket watch • Another recording of the same pocket watch. • A third recording of the same pocket watch. • Birds at dawn; Bryce Canyon National Park. 2006-06-02 • Metal window blinds recorded with a contact mic. 2006-07-10 • Guitar chord. • Jackhammer recorded from a bicycle 2006-10-09. • Ocean wave recorded from the beach. Rincon, Puerto Rico, 2006-12-27. • Skateboard at Chicago’s Lincoln Park; 2006-09-05. • Skateboard passing by. Chicago’s Lincoln Park; 2006-09-05. • Young children cheering at baseball game. Carolina Giants vs. Ponce Lions. December 2006. San Juan Puerto Rico. • A passing commuter train. Ft. Worth Texas. 2006-08-11. • Coin parking meter. Coronado Island, San Diego California. 2006-10-25. • Whistling teapot as it is picked up from the stove. • Fly buzzing. Zion National Park Utah. • Rainforest Doves, insects and frogs. December 2006. El Yunque National Forest. • Coqui frogs at night. Guaynabo Puerto Rico. • Charcoal on a grill. • A kitten lapping water. • A free jazz drummer. • A rocking chair. • A bar crowd simultaneously enunciating “ohhhh” as a replay of Zidane’s headbutt at the World Cup was shown on the television. • Construction crews hydraulically driving pylons for a new high rise. Michigan Ave, Chicago. 2006-10-09. • A cricket chirping. 2006-10-16. • An imitation air horn played by a musician. • The call of the endangered Puerto Rican Parrot from an aviary in the Caribbean National Forest. • A dentist’s drill. • An internal noise produced by the processor of a Macintosh laptop. • A kitten’s meow. • A sliding barn door. Clark, South Dakota. • A sneeze. • The screech of a train coming to a stop. Dallas Texas. • The V8 engine of a Land Rover Discovery changing gears on a roadway. • A Land Rover Discovery lacking its exhaust system revving its engine and backfiring. • The reverberating walls of a condominium undergoing façade restoration. • An antique wall clock chiming four o’ clock.

Soundcast #3 - Scott Freebass "Listen and Learn" mixtape

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:00:00 GMT

Scott Freebass returns to the decks and blazes your speakers.

Sun And Haw: Joshua Manchester, drumset and Clifton Ingram, guitar. Track 1

Tue, 05 Jun 2007 03:09:21 GMT

The guitar-drums duo of Ingram and Manchester marks a decided endeavor to explore musical understatement, a project that, by considering its relationship with “silence” respects some of the more restrained acoustic qualities of its instrumentation. The resulting compositional vehicles therefore take on a kind of “slow motion sleight of hand,” in which exposition and objuscation are readily available elements to be shuffled.

This invitation into process, however, is rendered more enticing by means of the duo’s constant exploration of fresh, cinematic coloration. -Cliff Ingram

Sun And Haw: Joshua Manchester, drumset and Clifton Ingram, guitar. Track 1

Wed, 30 May 2007 19:21:26 GMT

This invitation into process, however, is rendered more enticing by means of the duo’s constant exploration of fresh, cinematic coloration. -Cliff Ingram

Minnie Ripperton - Loving You

Wed, 16 May 2007 15:21:00 GMT

A tribute to Minnie Ripperton, one of the greatest female vocalist to come out of Chicago. Unfortunately her life was too short. Sing-along with Minnie and Dariana.

Pocket Planet Radio 19-05-05 Chi-Town Radio

Sat, 12 May 2007 20:32:34 GMT

WGN Radio’s Milt Rosenberg shares some memories of over three decades on air in Chicago

Darts and Arrows Live at the Velvet Lounge 2007-03-29

Tue, 24 Apr 2007 14:30:38 GMT

Over the next three installments, I will be posting recordings of three compositions by Chicago Guitarist Bill Mackay performed by his group Darts and Arrows. Other musicians are Dominic Johnson on violin, Lili Wosko on cello, Kyle Hernandez on bass, and Joshua Manchester on drums. Bill describes these pieces as chamber folk, experimental psych-folk, or even “Edgar Allen Poe” folk, if that gives you any clues to his intent. Please also reference the Darts and Arrows set which precedes this one, because with a slightly different personnel and no programming, a vastly different tenor was struck.

Sufjan Stevens - Chicago

Mon, 23 Apr 2007 05:53:54 GMT

Free Improvisers group Darts and Arrows play the Music Garage

Mon, 16 Apr 2007 04:55:14 GMT

Darts & Arrows Bill MacKay, guitar Lili Wosko, cello Martha Stahl, voice Joshua Manchester, drums This short set at Chicago’s Music Garage was free improvisation.

A Slice of the Shiny 25 - OK Go

Mon, 02 Apr 2007 10:10:06 GMT

Internet darlings and chic rockers OK Go take a break from their 2 solid years of touring to share on-stage anecdotes and tales of winning their Grammy. Yes, their Grammy.

Anti-War March, Chicago 3/20/007 Pt I

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 20:13:23 GMT

Over 4000 individuals turned out on a chilly March night to march down Michigan Ave into Daily Plaza. Here is audio from the March w/ Chants and brief interviews w/ marchers

Anti-War March, Chicago 3/20/007 Pt II

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 17:11:27 GMT

Pt II has more sounds from the streets, some audio from the post march rally, and some words from Free Yippie..!!

Josh Manchester Radio Performance

Wed, 21 Mar 2007 06:09:15 GMT

The Vagaries of Music Education. A live improvisation in tandem with a four-part recorded composition. The concept for this piece occurred when I came across some rehearsal tapes from my school years of playing a banal rhythm at different tempos on a practice pad. I instantly remembered the late-night session in the institutional white room in the basement of my university. When I heard the track, I felt nothing but frustration that by the time I graduated, I had put myself under immense pressure to emulate an absent abstraction, yet knew nothing about how to express my own tastes. In this brief four-part composition I attempt to weave something of interest from these mindless exercises, manipulating this rhythm into clusters evocative of chaotic systems. In the live performance, a free improvisation was played over the recorded composition. Performed live on Philip Von Zweck’s radio show, “Something Else” November 6th 2005, 10th anniversary episode.

A Slice of the Shiny 22 - Jai Alai Savant

Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:18:29 GMT

Ralph Darden from Chicago’s Jai Alai Savant visits the Shiny to talk comic books and their new album, Flight of the Bass Delegate.

A Slice of the Shiny 21 - David Schmoll

Mon, 05 Mar 2007 11:51:15 GMT

Boom Chicago Musical Director Dr. David Schmoll discusses the role of music in improvisation and unlocks the mystery behind his key earring. And as a special bonus, we get to hear a track from his old cover band.

Nico - 1982

Thu, 01 Mar 2007 13:34:07 GMT

Chicago’s Nico delivers 1982 fashion and plastic 80s euro trash romantic euro lifestyle. TV in your eyes: Eurovision with disco: Two parts of Nico, champagne, one part Gigolo, one part Hell, two parts Disco, one part Chicago house and three parts electronique. Visions of taxis, mirrors, smoke behind the silver screen, hot breath underneath the sheets, lipstick on your skin, romantic glam packed computer trash music, electrocutions. The man behind the man. The man behind the sunglasses. Night life with virtual friends at the glamarous plaza.

Euroclash sounds: New Order, Kraftwerk, Pet Shop Boys, MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT, Madonna, A-ha, Adam and The Ants, Bauhaus, David Bowie, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, The Cars, Front 242, Heaven 17, Classix Nouveaux, Dead Or Alive, Erasure, Ric Ocasek, Euryhtmics, Joy Division, Ministry, K-Alexi, REM, The Talking Heads, The Normal, Donna Summer, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi Hosono, Yukihiro Takahashi, Sparks, Painted Orange, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Gary Numan, 000000000001, Throbbing Gristle, B52’s, ABC, Clan Of Xymox, Echo & The Bunnymen, Duran Duran, Giorgio Moroder, Anthony Wilson, Cabaret Voltaire, Felix Da Housecat, Softcell, U2, Afrika Bambaataa, Marquis de Sade, Talk Talk, Tears For Fears, Ultravox, Nick Rhodes, Billy Corgan, John Taylor, Florian Schneider and Ralf Hutter, Roger Taylor, Kylie Minogue, Andy Taylor, Simon Le Bon, Visage, XTC, Yazoo, The The, The Smiths, Tommie Sunshine, Siouxsie And The Banshees, A Flock Of Seagulls, Frank Heiss, Newcleus, Rhythim Is Rhythim, M/A/R/R/S, Butch Vig, Inner City, Depeche Mode, The Orb, Moby, L.A. Style, The Prodigy, Underworld, The Chemical Brothers. Commodore 64, Amiga 500, Commodore 64 Orchestra, Speak & Spell.

El Ultimo Peldaño - Epoca 2 - Programa 51 (02/02/2007) - Caida OVNI en Argentina. La nueva oleada americana

Sun, 04 Feb 2007 19:00:00 GMT

El pasado jueves día 18 de enero una extraña bola de fuego caía del cielo en Argentina provocando una gran explosión. Aviación civil y las Fuerzas Aéreas aseguraron que ningún avión estaba sobrevolando la zona en ese momento y los equipos de búsqueda desplazados al lugar no hallaron ni rastro del objeto.

Hace unas semanas un OVNI sobrevolaba el aeropuerto de Chicago. A principios de mes varios discos voladores surcaban los cielos de Colombia. Y ahora otro objeto no identificado se estrella en Argentina. ¿Se está produciendo una nueva oleada?

Intervienen en el programa los investigadores: Ana Luisa Cid (Mejico), Carlos Iurchuk (Argentina), Luis Burgos (Argentina) y Oscar Sierra (Costa Rica).

También en este programa se emite una nueva entrega del CURSO SOBRE TECNICAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE PSICOFONIAS Y T.C.I., en el que se incluyen unas grabaciones efectuadas recientemente en Belchite por Juan José Baquedeano y Esther Pina, con intervención del primero y la colaboración de Juan Francisco Martinez.

Presenta y dirige: Joaquín Abenza

El Ultimo Peldaño - Epoca 2 - Programa 48 (12/01/2007) - El OVNI del aeropuerto de Chicago

Sun, 14 Jan 2007 15:05:00 GMT

El 7 de noviembre de 2006, sobre la cuatro y media de la tarde, un grupo de empleados de la compañía aérea norteamericana United Airlines, afirmaron haber sido testigos del avistamiento de un extraño objeto en forma de platillo, que volaba muy bajo sobre la terminal del aeropuerto de Chicago.

A pesar de la espectacularidad del suceso, el caso no se difundió en los medios de comunicación nacionales hasta enero de 2007 y un extraño velo de silencio y reticencias parece envolver a los testigos.

En este programa contactamos en directo con Xavier Guzmán, que desde los Estados Unidos nos aportó toda la información existente hasta el momento y después el investigador Carlos Iurchuk, desde Argentina, analizó el caso para nuestros oyentes, aportando gran cantidad de información sobre casuistica de OVNIs en aeropuertos.

Con la colaboración de Juanjo Abenza y Juan F. Martinez. Dirige y Presenta: Joaquín Abenza

Show #5: Brian Allan

Fri, 05 Jan 2007 05:48:47 GMT

Brian talks about his recent trips to Haiti, his brother Nick and his ministry during the Chicago Pride Parade

Urban Heat Islands

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:26 GMT

John Frederick of the University of Chicago hopes to discover more about the health effects of particulate matter, such as its relationship to incidents of asthma and a warming trend known as the heat island effect. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=y6J4wnCa”> f/researchaudio?a=RZrAnvPF”> f/researchaudio?a=ryhiusYv”>

Building Chromosomes

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:26 GMT

University of Chicago Professor Daphne Preuss has discovered an ingenious method to add genetic material to plants. Her research on chromosome assembly may have important, real world consequences in improving crops and making medical breakthroughs. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=UsBe4QwV”> f/researchaudio?a=VAczepVc”> f/researchaudio?a=SxhxdQbN”>

Theoretical Cosmology

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:25 GMT

What is dark matter? Is the universe speeding up? University of Chicago Professor Michael Turner clarifies how theoretical and experimental cosmologists challenge each other to unravel the deep mysteries of the universe. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=t71TpH6W”> f/researchaudio?a=5xNrf0PF”> f/researchaudio?a=TpBoMcHX”>

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:25 GMT

New research led by University of Chicago Professor Olaf Schneewind on the mechanisms that bacteria use to cause human disease may help produce new therapeutics. Copyright 2005 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=rsJcBsKw”> f/researchaudio?a=Opvmh0F8”> f/researchaudio?a=6pEoL3el”>

Regional Centers of Excellence for Biodefense

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:23 GMT

Under University of Chicago Professor Olaf Schneewind, researchers lead a collaborative effort to use modern science to protect the public from infectious agents. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=YLz7xLEq”> f/researchaudio?a=zfNCOJyT”> f/researchaudio?a=HJFb1abQ”>

Protective Hypothermia

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:23 GMT

Cardiac arrest and industrial cooling? Dr. Lance Becker of the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory researchers have discovered an improbable link between the two that may transform treatment for heart attacks. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=i7Gww6tP”> f/researchaudio?a=xHi0vEJ3”> f/researchaudio?a=jwUD4uaC”>

Streets of Glory

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:22 GMT

In ‘Streets of Glory: Church and Community in a Black Urban Neighborhood’ University of Chicago sociologist Omar McRoberts explores the relationships between urban ‘storefront’ churches and the community in which they are situated. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=1G3SnlGX”> f/researchaudio?a=77m9UQrx”> f/researchaudio?a=QB7tsQQ7”>

The Collected Works of Ben Jonson

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:19 GMT

University of Chicago Professor David Bevington discusses the process of publishing the comprehensive new electronic and print editions of Ben Jonson’s work, which will feature modernized language and will include secondary materials such as costume and set sketches. Copyright 2003 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=HCQWEfdt”> f/researchaudio?a=1Vi3cYr1”> f/researchaudio?a=TGHTt1wa”>

The Chicago Judges Project

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 10:54:15 GMT

Are votes of federal judges predictable from their ideology? University of Chicago law professor Cass R. Sunstein discusses judicial behavior on federal courts, examining considerable data on how appointees have voted, and considers whether judges are affected by their colleagues. Copyright 2004 The University of Chicago. f/researchaudio?a=M7ESHl1Q”> f/researchaudio?a=cv2B5X0G”> f/researchaudio?a=mLvHRsaG”>