Tag: Gary Glitter
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RC 359: Mariahversion Therapy – Happy Xmash & Omicronmash
Xmas is like buses, wait for one for ages then find they are all cancelled by Boris while he has secret Christmas parties in Number 10. Makes a new definition of ‘Secret Santa’, playing (Tory Truth) Twister and pass the parcel, eh? So unlike that we have two Xmas podcasts, and this is the Xmash…
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Boris Johnson is still a….
Another Xmas tradition in the UK – a Christmas song telling Boris Johnson to get into the sea (unless it’s closed, eh Dominic Raab?) and trying to get to Xmas #1 with a sweary song, a la Rage. So this year’s best Xmas tune goes to Kunt and the Gang (again… and very rude and…
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RC 348: Pride and Prejudice (Mashup Show)
This one took a while to edit (a week and a half?) and is a Pride themed podcast with LGBTQ mashup artists and themes running throughout. Happy Pride! Also we say goodbye to a mashup artist, go very Crumplstrange in preparation for Crumplstock 9 later this month, and tracks from the three albums I reviewed…
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Starship 109
Mistral had prize of place in my latest long mix – Psychodelidisco, with that strange chilly Spanish guitar / space disco hybrid featured on ‘Jamie’ and ‘Starship 109’. Proving that sad lonely dance tracks about distant space hardware were not invented by RAH Band (but personally that was actually my first experience of space disco,…
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Is There A Doctor On The Train?
https://vimeo.com/83361022 Finally this great Lionel Vinyl mash gets a video from DJ HDD for the Park Beats Ballroom Blitz NYE party! The KLF aka The Timelords (with a bit of help from Doctor Who and *cough* Gary Glitter) vs Goldfrapp tune is a classic, it’s been a regular on Radio Clash and was featured on…
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Google’s ‘blogocide’ deletes music blogs
(created with FAT’s great Google Tag script – love the ZEVS style one too) Apparently Google has deleted entirely several music blogs entirely for infringement of copyright – even the ones that posted tracks with permission from the record label, artists or management. I commented on this Guardian article, thought it bore repeating (and extending)…