EGC Clambake for February 21, 2006
Posted on February 21, 2006
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Here is the Bittorrent link and direct MP3 download for the EGC clambake for February 21, 2006.
I play a song by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists; I talk about buying music from the people I play in the show; I discuss exhaustion and Uplifter ideals and getting the materials together for the Uplifter get-togethers; I play a quote from the Makena Music podcast; I play a song from Camper Van Beethoven; I discuss my attempts to lose weight; I play a song by Jill Sobule and Cyndi Lauper and then head out to Funkytown.
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Links mentioned in this episode:
- Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
- Uplifter website
- Makena Music podcast
- Makena Music on Bucket Crabs
- Camper Van Beethoven
- AmigoFish
- Jill Sobule
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Re: Bucket crabs/Rocketboom arc-I agree with you. Rocketboom is putting out a lot of output and on a daily basis. Sometimes they miss or just rehash Boing/Boing, but I give them an “A” for effort, even if they don’t hit a home run. On that note, a podcaster friend recently told me he likes 80% of the stuff I play on my show , I would have been happy with 40%. Why is it we can accept baseballers into Hall of Fame with 40% but we expect amateur Vloggers to bat 1.000? Anyone think they can do it, by all means show Rocketboom and us.
Uplifter is the opposite of Bucket Crab.
[...] The remaining major characters are equally flat and free of redeeming qualities – and all are struggling to self-destruct faster than the other. Like The Office, none of the characters are working to improve their lives by leaving the this crab bucket. [...]