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Having problems with the download function

Started this discussion. Last reply by kopper Feb 19, 2009. 4 Replies

 

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Having problems with the download function

i was wondering if any tech wiz out there could help me figure out the process of downloading some of the GaragePunk Podcasts, I am rabid traveler and would love to have many of these episodes on my iPod for convenience and also so I can shake it while I make for the boarder. Any help is apprecieated.-LesterCrowSee More
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7 feet of Strolling Bones.....
Short Pants Romance and road weary, boot shod feet.

In to void we tumble and all that is constant is chaos!
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Favorite Music/Influences (list some bands, musicians, genres, etc.):
Shake Shake Shake, Groovy Liquid.... Anything wild Bill penguin dances to.
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I can go for some Spaghetti Western and Chinese Kung Fu
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Gnomes, Goblins, Guitars, Girls, Gramophones, Guilty Pleasures, Grave Stones, 6d6+6
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The Wild Wild Sound. Hot Slop Rules!

I still be mining for more gold though!

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S.F. Sorrow, and the Art of the Story Driven Album

Posted on September 6, 2011 at 9:10am 2 Comments

To many, the Rolling Stones are the prevalent "bad boy's" of 60's rock n' roll.  Their hair was long, they drove girls into fits of screeching madness, and they played "black" music in a time when those of African decent were still archaically --and wrongly-- considered second class citizens. The Stones may have eclipsed many great musical acts of the 60's as their fame grew to epic proportions, however the legacy of these less than famous bands has been preserved through the diligent…

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Looking for answers to questions that may have no answer ; {)

Posted on October 25, 2008 at 6:40pm 2 Comments

Just putting this out there for all you fellow freaks, but I was wondering how y'all feel about the way in which bands of higher caliber always seem to fly below the proverbial raydar? It seems almost a slight on pop cultures taste, as it has continued to slide into the murky depths of bad pregenerated pop and pompas, over produced, under thought, rap "music". Gone are the days of good music flowing on the charts and surfing on the radio waves, and thank Lucifer for sites like this that help to… Continue

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At 3:59pm on January 26, 2012, melissa scott said…

Your Avatar here at the Hideout? Made my morning. Excellent.

At 3:05pm on December 1, 2011, kopper said…

You should put some songs up on your page in here. Yeah.

At 12:43am on June 7, 2009, steve schmitt said…
commercial music will always (with rare exceptions) run to crap as it is produced to make money and appeal to the mass audience - an attempt to be popular rather than good.....
remember that fully 50% of the world is below fucking normal...
At 12:41am on June 7, 2009, steve schmitt said…
higher quality art of any kind by its very nature will always be below the radar - the masses and mass media is where the $$$ are; in high volume - the marketeers will target them, hence the airwaves, and the tastes of the masses of sheep called 'popular culture' eternally run toward bread and circuses -
its that 'lowest common denominator' thang - like mcdonalds food.
i for one hope we stay below the radar... even in the heyday of the music we here like ( like the sixties) the airwaves were dominated by commercial music - think hermans hermits, the monkees, paul revere and the raiders....
At 8:38pm on July 1, 2008, Vagabond said…
Hey dude thanks for listening! Sorry for the late reply, I just got back from Montreal.
Stay tuned for more cool beats in the future!
BTW, I think Lethbridge is a nice little city...not much for music though.
Steve
At 12:00pm on June 29, 2008, kopper said…
What we mean by "favorite GaragePunk Podcast" is the lineup of shows available on the GaragePunk Podcast network: www.garagepunk.com (you know, the podcast that this social network was created for... er, or maybe you DON'T know). There is also this handy podcast jukebox where you can play through the most recent 20 shows. Once you've checked 'em all out, maybe you can actually pick one of those!
 
 
 

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