Within's Within: Scenes fr the Psychedelic Rev Jan 07 sched

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Show #222
Time: 06 January 2007 (Saturday) at
18:00 UTC | PST-11am | EST-2pm | UK-7pm | NZ-6am

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Duration: ~3h

On this week's show:

Featured New Rock Album: The Shins, *Wincing the Night Away* (2007)...three year wait for their new album, no looking back with this band, I had to listen to this album many times to climb within it, find what had kept along and what broke new...it's really good, maybe even better than that...

Featured Classic Rock Album: Family, *Music in a Doll's House* (1968)...this British band was overlooked in its day, no reason why, their sound is dense and deep, their groove is over the horizon and out, theirs is a music that comes fresh and whole from its time, and arrives completely ready in any given hour...

Storybook Time: Chapter Five of *The Long Trip: A Prehistory of Psychedelia* by Paul Devereux...

Readings from *Why?* fixtion & *Many Musics* poems...& this week's featured artist is Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, a band I've seen blow houses down with their high sounds, laugh, pack up, onto the next town...it's a new year, boys n girls, what will it bring? Let us all vow toward healing, and better survival...

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Show #223
Time: 13 January 2007 (Saturday) at
18:00 UTC | PST-11am | EST-2pm | UK-7pm | NZ-8am

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Duration: ~3h

On this week's show:

Featured New Rock Album: The Electric Soft Parade, *The American Adventure* (2003)...This British band has not yet gotten enough attention in the US, but certainly deserves it…its bright, brooding psychedelic palette is wide, moving, intelligent…lyrically rife with fears, questions, hopeful gestures…a genuine pleasure to behold…their time will come...

Featured Classic Rock Album: Mad River, *Paradise Bar & Grill* (1969)...there are so many delights in hearing this San Francisco band’s second & last album…the guitar playing is sweet when it does not trouble & yowl…the lyrics are sometimes sad, sentimental, but then bark, rouse up fierce…a lost classic, timeless fine...

Storybook Time: Chapter Five of *The Long Trip: A Prehistory of Psychedelia* by Paul Devereux...

Readings from *Why?* fixtion & *Many Musics* poems...& this week's featured artist is America, a band that makes dark, deceptively pretty music...the new year is less than two weeks in, but can you feel the swells of raised energy, how liberty and control are jiving a little more seriously, how those in power are smiling more brittly, and those advocating for another world better for all are not backing down any more? Less backing down, feel it, feel that hope, put it on, it’s a stranger, it will feel good in time…

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Show #224
Time: 20 January 2007 (Saturday) at
18:00 UTC | PST-11am | EST-2pm | UK-7pm | NZ-8am

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Duration: ~3h

On this week's show:

Featured New Rock Album: The Earlies, *The Enemy Chorus* (2007)...This British/American combo is very impressive in this first proper album release (they previously had an amazing compilation of EPs)...their music is tinged with all sorts of influences, from '60s psychedelia to '70s horn-driven bands like Chicago...yet their sound is fresh, rooted deeply and blooming both...sweet new rocking sounds...

Featured Classic Rock Album: Country Joe & the Fish, *Electric Music for the Mind and Body* (1967)...Joe McDonald and the boys were powerful, funny, freaky, balls out rocking out of the gate...their songs can be sweet, nasty, chug along til the album is over and you're wanting to hear it all over again...released in January of 1967, this album began an amazing in rock and roll history...

Storybook Time: Chapter Five of *The Long Trip: A Prehistory of Psychedelia* by Paul Devereux...

Readings from *Why?* fixtion & *Many Musics* poems...& this week's featured artist is Harry Chapin, a singer dear to my heart, selected songs from his fantastic 1976 live album, *Greatest Stories Live*...there will be some grooving words from Dr. Leary, too, maybe Robert Anton Wilson, now like Kerouac, safe in heaven dead, and other moments none can foretell...

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Show #225
Time: 27 January 2007 (Saturday) at
18:00 UTC | PST-11am | EST-2pm | UK-7pm | NZ-8am

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Duration: ~3h

On this week's 8th Anniversary Show:

Featured Album: The Beatles, *Love* (2006)...I did not know what to expect from this album; I'd simply heard there was a new Beatles' "re-mix album"...I first heard it while sitting in the Denver (Colorado, US) airport at Xmas time...I was floored, below-floored...Beatles' producer George Martin and his son Giles were contracted by Cirque du Soleil to create a soundtrack for their show of the same name. They received permission from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr (and Yoko Ono Lennon, and Olivia Harrison, the latter two representing John Lennon and George Harrison, respectively). McCartney and Starr responded very favorably, and there is good reason to see why. The music is its perfect self, and yet re-imagined, it is drenched in fervent art & love, and stands its strong chance of pleasing both the oldest Beatles' nut and someone who's never heard of them...just beautiful...

Storybook Time: Chapter Five of *The Long Trip: A Prehistory of Psychedelia* Paul Devereux...

Readings from *Why?* fixtion & *Many Musics* poems...8 years ago this weekend, this show began in a tiny pirate DJ radio booth in the back room of an art gallery in Cambridge, Massachusetts...now coming from a tiny apartment in Seattle, Washington...8 years, 3000 miles have passed...same old hippy shit, heh...

Ever growing green & good webcasting from Seattle USA!!

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I am right now broadcasting my show's 8th anniversary show. My show began 3000 miles east of here, in Boston, was broadcast from Connecticut for awhile, and now Seattle, and soon maybe elsewhere too. There were two stations before SpiritPlants Radio, but it has been my station for the longest time and most number of shows. I also have the pleasure of spinning some of SPF member's Veracohr's music today I hope some of you who have not heard tune in today and take a listen! :twisted:  The address in the above post...