1: Hell ( for Bill)
Disturbed listening for over an hour, this is where I scare off all my listeners in the deepest parts of Hades, floating across the River Styx with all the best musical and human flotsam. Hell is indeed full of musical amateurs, and that particular hell each of us has to bear. For over an hour, at least.
For podcasts such as this, hell is indeed fashioned bottomless
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit – Canto V (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
- Jinx Titanic - If There’s A Hell We’re Burning (Podsafe)
- Hail Satan Network (YouTube)
- Dan R. Mohammed – Satan Loves Me (Garageband)
- Bert Firman & His Orchestra – Don’t Play with Fire
- Bill Hicks – The Pope
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit – Canto X (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
- Jeff Godwin – CrossTalk (WFMU 365 Days)
- Satan Pooh (YouTube)
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einhei – Canto XI (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
- Network excerpt (YouTube)
- Who Boys – Let the passengers off the train (The Quite Album)
- Dozen Dead Roses – See You In Hell. (Podsafe)
- Michael Mills – The Eagles (WFMU 365 days)
- General Electric – Heaven Out Of Hell (WFMU/365 days)
- Bill Hicks – People Who Hate People
- Who Boys – Big Issue seller (The Quite Album)
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit – Canto IX (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
- Roger Bonnette – To Hell With You
- Bill Hicks – Christianity
- controlfreak – Wailing & Gnashing (from HellHounds CD-R)
- Stanley Holloway – With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm
- William Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven of Hell backed by:
- John Holowach – Simon’s Transformation (from Melodies Of Fear via archive.org)
- John Holowach – Arabic In Sanskrit (from Melodies Of Fear via archive.org)
- John Holowach – Tuned Piano for a Haunted Room (from Melodies Of Fear via archive.org)
- Dave Remix – Welcome to Hell (from Fixed Point EP)
- Bill Hicks – Car Bomb Derby
- Eugene Chadbourne – Feel Like I’m Fixin’ To Die (Iraq) (FCC) (from WFMU)
- N – Hell O n You (from WFMU)
- Bill Hicks – Gifts of Forgiveness
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit – Canto XIX (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
- Who Boys – Cremator vibrator (The Quite Album)
- Marjoe Gortner – Hell With The Lid Off (Age
(WFMU) - artie shaw & his new music – nightmare, september 17, 1937
- Bill Hicks – Love List (No Future)
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit – Canto XXVIii (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
- Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit – Canto Xxxiii (via PennSound/UBUWEB)
November 5th, 2007 at 2:53 pm
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November 6th, 2007 at 7:56 am
Wow. I love this. Excellent work, TBC.
November 7th, 2007 at 3:35 am
Excellent! I love the show. I’m just listening to it at work and loving it. Slightly distracting … but what the HELL
November 7th, 2007 at 6:27 am
I haven’t had a chance to give this a listen (it’s on the queue, and I’ve fallen behind) but I thought I’d drop a line with another Creative Commons music site I enjoy:
http://www.bedroomresearch.com/
Some amazing, wonderful break-beat and experimental electronic albums.
November 7th, 2007 at 7:07 am
ooh thanks – I’m always looking for new places to get CC/podsafe music
Glad you all liked it – was worried this one was going to be a bit intense and too long…
November 7th, 2007 at 3:44 pm
Excellent show. This is the type of show I would try to do if I had a) talent or b) talent.
Great job Tim.
November 10th, 2007 at 8:23 am
Finally got around to listening; wonderful stuff. I’ve always thought an interesting concept was the idea that the afterlife was simply a replay of your life; and it’s heaven or hell depending on how you led your life and what sort of person you are. Too bad I’m an atheist and don’t believe in that muckety-muck. Maybe I need to spend some time in a foxhole. ;^o
Ammer/Einheit – I have the CD release of Odysseus 7 and Radio Inferno, and they’ve been two of my most favorite for many years. Pure genius, those albums.
Interesting that they released the albums on UBUWeb. An American artist on a major label would never be able to do that without the label’s ok, but I’m guessing/hopeful that Ammer/Einheit retained the rights to their work so they could put out in the public domain. Happy to download some of their other (unreleased?) works.
November 18th, 2007 at 9:51 am
Great podcast something original and nothing like a radio show (which I hope is one of your general ideas cos otherwise I’ve insulted you………..). Where do you find the time?
June 22nd, 2008 at 7:10 pm
Author! Author!