http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/ Hello fellow travelers of the sonic realm! I am to be your DJ for what I hope is a fine excursion into the soundscapes of music. I have been an explorer of the aural realm for pretty much my entire life. That journey started with stealing 45s from my parents and over playing "The Red Baron" and the backwards masked version of Napoleon IVs "They're coming to take me away Ha-Ha" incessantly (I can pretty much quote the entire thing backwards). Since that time I have done my high school stint in the caverns of classic rock, spent my college years as a dj of bluegrass and folk, and followed the Grateful Dead around when I could. I got my masters degree in in psychology with an emphasis on music and Buddhist psychology, joined the retail work force as the music manager of a big chain store, and now I look forward to creating my own music store in the near future. Through all this music has been my rosetta stone and my guiding light. Now that I am joining this fine team of progressive fanatics I hope to offer a journey into sound. I hope to turn you the listener on to something new, and I hope to hear from others what they are listening to. I tend to define progressive music very openly. You will of course hear old favorites such as Genesis and Yes, as well as the new masters of Prog: Spocks Beard, Porcupine Tree, and Marillion, but you will also hear forays into the jam band world and an eclectic mix of other music genres. I am always searching for the newest sounds, that which breaks new ground, or stomps on old ground with new patterns. During one part of my show I will hip you to the newest music in my world, that which I believe deserves some credit. On the second part of our adventures I will try to follow a theme within the music. Some recent examples are songs about robots, travel, and dreaming. Sometimes I will simply showcase the work of an artist that I feel deserves some attention. In the past I have given some time to the music of Steve Hillage and John Wetton. Through it all I look to my listeners to help me define where we are going and what we will see, but I promise we will have sonic adventures and discover why we all love music so much in the first place. Podcast Generator 0.96 - podcastgen.sourceforge.net Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:48:41 -0700 EN The Dividing Line Broadcast Network Hello fellow travelers of the sonic realm! I am to be your DJ for what I hope is a fine excursion into the soundscapes of music. I have been an explorer of the aural realm for pretty much my entire life. That journey started with stealing 45s from my parents and over playing "The Red Baron" and the backwards masked version of Napoleon IVs "They're coming to take me away Ha-Ha" incessantly (I can pretty much quote the entire thing backwards). Since that time I have done my high school stint in the caverns of classic rock, spent my college years as a dj of bluegrass and folk, and followed the Grateful Dead around when I could. I got my masters degree in in psychology with an emphasis on music and Buddhist psychology, joined the retail work force as the music manager of a big chain store, and now I look forward to creating my own music store in the near future. Through all this music has been my rosetta stone and my guiding light. Now that I am joining this fine team of progressive fanatics I hope to offer a journey into sound. I hope to turn you the listener on to something new, and I hope to hear from others what they are listening to. I tend to define progressive music very openly. You will of course hear old favorites such as Genesis and Yes, as well as the new masters of Prog: Spocks Beard, Porcupine Tree, and Marillion, but you will also hear forays into the jam band world and an eclectic mix of other music genres. I am always searching for the newest sounds, that which breaks new ground, or stomps on old ground with new patterns. During one part of my show I will hip you to the newest music in my world, that which I believe deserves some credit. On the second part of our adventures I will try to follow a theme within the music. Some recent examples are songs about robots, travel, and dreaming. Sometimes I will simply showcase the work of an artist that I feel deserves some attention. In the past I have given some time to the music of Steve Hillage and John Wetton. Through it all I look to my listeners to help me define where we are going and what we will see, but I promise we will have sonic adventures and discover why we all love music so much in the first place. Woody Harris Woody Harris woody@thedividingline.com no Theme: 3 Big albums from 1971, as always lots of new stuff The return to our history lesson has us running through 3 of the top albums of the beginning of 1971. In the case of Yes and Tull, those 2 are probably in the top 10 progressive albums of all time (that would be a hard judgement call I believe). Also in this weeks show you will find new music galore including: Von Garcia, Jon Olivia's Pain, Peter Gabriel, Sylvan, Moonbound, and Beardfish. Next week Soundscape will be airing on Wednesday instead of Tuesday due to my work schedule. However, when I hit the air we will be exploring Prog for Traveling. This could be songs that you enjoy while traveling, songs about traveling, or songs that imart the feeling of travel. Send your thoughts to woody@thedividingline.com The Moody Blues- Veteran Cosmic Rocker Umphrey's McGee- In the Kitchen Peter Gabriel- Whole Thing Peter Gabriel- Down to Earth Beardfish- The Downward Spiral/Chimay Von Garcia- Space No-Man- Truenorth Yes- Yours is no Disgrace Yes- Perpetual Change Yes- Your Move Jethro Tull- Cross Eyed Mary Jethro Tull- My God Jethro Tull- Hymn 43 Jethro Tull- Locomotive Breath Jethro Tull- Mother Goose Jethro Tull- Aqualung The Doors- Riders on the Storm The Rolling Stones- Sister Morphine Caravan- Golf Girl Caravan- Winter Wine Sylvan- One Step Beyond Moonbound- Tired of Being Good Jean-Michel Jarre- Oxygene 11 Longshanks- I Have a Dream Jupiter Society- Bismarck Explorer Krokus- Screaming in the Night Triumph- Fight the Good Fight Savatage- Jesus Saves Jon Olivia's Pain- Global Warning Jon Olivia's Pain- The Ride Savatage- Believe Paul McCartney- Smile Away Theme: 3 Big albums from 1971, as always lots of new stuff http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=117-Return-to-1971.mp3 http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=117-Return-to-1971.mp3 woody@thedividingline.com Woody Harris Progressive Rock, Prog Rock, 1971no Wed, 02 Jul 2008 04:55:41 -0700 Themes: Music inspired by Herman Hesse and Teen Angst I am not absolutely sure that Herman Hesse had any kind of angst. Nevertheless this show looks at music inspired by his works. Sadly for this author, I was unable to find a lot of progressive music. However, Hesse is an amazing writer and deserves full credit for his enterprising story lines and philosophical dialogue. The second piece of the puzzle emerges out of my new job; which is working with abused teens. Many themes emerge out of the situations that I find myself in on a daily basis, this theme was no different. Also look out for new music from Pat Mastoloto's "Tuner" and Argentinian soundscapers Hyacintus. It was an enjoyable ride and I hope you all have a good time listening. Esquivel- Sentimental Journey Abigail's Ghost- Mazurka Abigail's Ghost- Close RPWL- Silenced Osada Vida- Tongue (A White Lie) George Carlin- Keeping People Alert (RIP George) Yes- Close to the Edge Radiohead- Pyramid Song Radiohead- I Might Be Wrong Steppenwolf- Magic Carpet Ride Peter Frampton- Boot it Up Black Bonzo- Iscariot Overhead- A Captain on the Shore Hyacintus- Hipno Delfico Gov't Mule- About to Rage Glass Hammer- South Side of the Sky Genesis- Back in N.Y.C. Marillion- Goodbye to All That/Wave/Mad/The Opium Den Rush- Subdivisions Porcupine Tree- Fear of a Blank Planet The Who- Baba O Riley Cracker- Teen Angst Toy Matinee- There Was a Little Boy Longshanks- Borderline Porcupine Tree- Way Out of Here Tuner- Hands Ozric Tentacles- Tidal Convergence U.K.- Carrying No Cross Greg Brown- Why Don't You Just Go Home Themes: Music inspired by Herman Hesse and Teen Angst http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=116-Angst-of-Herman-Hesse.mp3 http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=116-Angst-of-Herman-Hesse.mp3 woody@thedividingline.com Woody Harris Progressive Rock, Prog Rock, Herman Hesse, Teen Angstno Wed, 25 Jun 2008 04:23:35 -0700 Songs of Gypsy's, Circusfolk, and Vagabonds This weeks theme is about transients, those people who by choice or circumstance find themselves in a homeless position. Also in this show is new music from Those Men, and Osada Vida. Overall, a pretty nice set of flowing music to sink your teeth into. Next week we will be checking out songs that are inspired by Herman Hesse. Shadow Circus- Shadow Circus Circa- Brotherhood of Man Nosound- Kites RC2- Coming Down Again Coupling- Giggle loop pt 1 Caamora- The Eleventh Hour Those Men- Sobgod Those Men- Wollical Eye String Cheese Incident- The Bridge String Cheese Incident-Lonesome Fiddle Blues> String Cheese Incident- Mammoth Jam> String Cheese Incident- Lonesome Fiddle Blues The Moody Blues- Gypsy Jimi Hendrix- Gypsy Eyes Steel Train- Gypsy Waves Spock's Beard- The Gypsy Robert Plant & Allison Krauss- Fortune Teller Keller Williams- Freak Show The Beatles- Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite Phish- Esther The Onion Radio News Von Frickle- Freak Parade House of Not- Freakstreet Roine Stolt- The Magic Circus of Zeb Marillion- Seperated Out Thin Lizzy- Vagabond of the Western World Billy Cobham- The Panhandler Utah Phillips- Gaffing> The Last Ride Sandy Denny- It Suits Me Well Jethro Tull- Beggar' Farm Paul Simon- Homeless Alan Parsons Project- Days are Numbers (The Traveler) Particle- Launchpad Rocket Scientists- Look Up Rocket Scientists- Sky is Falling Osada Vida- Bone (My name is Bone/The Single Bone) Osada Vida- Liver (Mr. Livers Letter to You) Coupling- Giggle Loop Pt3 Aqua- Goodbye to the Circus <a href="http://www.podcastalley.com/"> My Podcast Alley feed!</a> {pca-1d342f94b50f417211f0f5ac6bf2f48d} Songs of Gypsy's, Circusfolk, and Vagabonds http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=115-Transience.mp3 http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=115-Transience.mp3 woody@thedividingline.com Woody Harris Progressive Rock, Prog Rock, Transients, Homelessno Wed, 18 Jun 2008 09:19:55 -0700 Following themes suggested by the audience and our own spontaneity Hello music fans! Another show out of the loop due to the new job schedule, but still a great show. We debuted songs from the new Jeavestone, Pyramaze, and Mostly Autumn, Steve Winwood, and Mudcrutch. The theme was spontaneously generated from conversations in the chatroom, and discussions between Suzi and myself. As a result this is a pretty eclectic mix of sounds. We also grabbed a few of Rolling Stones top rated guitar songs and threw a set together. Next week, Soundscape will return to its original time slot. The new job has kept me a bit out of sorts for theming, but I am still working on an Italian Prog show for the near future. Next week we will follow the Gypsies. Our theme will be about Gypsies and Travelers and we will talk about the origins of such labels. Do not be alarmed, actual educational information will be negligible compared to the plethora of musical territory we will cover. Until then, stay groovy soundscapers!! Choose Your Own Theme Steel Train- Wake Your Eyes Queensryche- The Killing Words Asia- Awake Rocket Scientists- Wake Me Up (live in Tokyo) They Might Be Giants- Am I Awake? Yes- Awaken Jeavestone- The Plastic Landscaper (www.jeavestone.com) Jeavestone- Daytime Escape/ Veijo the Rattlesnake Jeavestone- Rapist's Tango Porcupine Tree- Heartattack in a Layby Between the Buried & Me- Kickstart my Heart Stratovarius- I'm Still Alive Iron Maiden- Be Quick or Be Dead Pyramaze- A Beautiful Death (http://www.pyramaze.com/) Pyramaze- Shadow of the Beast Porcupine Tree- Strip the Soul Mostly Autumn- The Second Hand (www.mostly-autumn.com) Mostly Autumn- Unoriginal Sin Yes- Roundabout Tool- Vicarious King Crimson- Red Frank Zappa- Willie the Pimp Pink Floyd- Money Jeff Beck- Freeway Jam Cream- White Room Pink Floyd- Interstellar Overdrive Queen- Keep Yourself Alive AC/DC- Back in Black Neil Young & Crazy Horse- Cowgirl in the Sand Led Zeppelin- Whole Lotta Love The Beatles- While My Guitar Gently Weeps Jimi Hendrix- Purple Haze Steve Winwood- Dirty City (w/Eric Clapton) Mudcrutch- Lover of the Bayou Shawn Colvin- I Don't Know Why Following themes suggested by the audience and our own spontaneity http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=114-Choose-Your-Own-Theme.mp3 http://www.thedividingline.com/podcasts/soundscape/p.php?file=114-Choose-Your-Own-Theme.mp3 woody@thedividingline.com Woody Harris Progressive Rock, Prog Rockno Thu, 12 Jun 2008 08:41:52 -0700