Alright guys, it's Mike Fide from newmusicSciad8.com here to introduce you to this week's part two of the new musicSciad8 podcast. Our first show in 2023 and as always with our first show of the year, it's a look back at the previous year, the year in Rewind 2022. We are playing 50, actually no 56 as it sounds, tracks across two parts in this epic mammoth episode. We'll be trying to find the tunes that we think best represent the year that's just gone and also that kind of work together in the playlist.
Instead of the beginning of part one, but just in case you haven't heard it, we play 25 to 35 tracks a week every single week and we did 44 shows last year. So obviously we can't play everything. This is definitively not a best off because if it makes it onto the show it's already in that category. This is instead just a reflection of the year and it's got some amazing tunes in it.
I think you're going to love part two. You can always listen to part one as well, which is up already and enjoy that. It is just an epic journey. Last episode of this season, the next year brand new year brand new season, new musicSciad8.
Oh brand new haircuts as well, check out our socials. Cheers guys, enjoy. Right on, welcome back to NMS part two, Hatchai down the rabbit hole, almost on Twitter. But welcome back, hope you guys enjoyed the first part.
We got a pretty dripped out part two to see the least. Oh yes, oh yes. But most definitely worth it. I mean, my god, I guess when you can add a few more songs, you can make it a little bit more like, oh, let's see here.
So I'm not going to wear this making more check out. Exactly, exactly. It's great man. It was a really good part one and a really good look back.
You know, out of here, like we said, I guess you ought to say again in case people only listen to part two, but it's not a best off because every show is a best off. And I haven't actually worked out how many songs we played last year, but it's whatever kind of 30ish times 44 is. So obviously we can't play them all again, but we've got 56 and I think we've done 27. So we've got 29 left to some part two, which is ridiculous.
It's going to be good man. I'm looking forward to it. I love this check. I mean, it's not because the call is ringing all the kids.
You know what I mean? Like the Halloween ones always get in the Christmas ones always get in the year and we won is just mega. Exactly. And like it's always fun.
Like so many years it's getting harder and harder because we can be more and more submissions. So now it's like man, what do I put in and things like a lot of it. I'm not meeting people purposely just the way that my place was right. And somebody that's like, oh, shit, this man is a man.
But people know that if we play music communities, we love it and we look forward to it more in all the props in the world. We just would take us months and months to play a year and rewind playing the entire year. Yeah, exactly. Pretty much.
Or year of Saturdays at least. Oh yeah. And then some. So if you would say 44 times, let's say 30.
So. Yeah, we do like 25 to 35 a week. That means 30 is a good average. So 1452 songs.
Fucking. That's quite a bit. And we're playing it. Very a quarter of a year.
Oh man. Yeah. It's crazy. But you know, it's hopefully it's representative of the year.
Oh yeah. Gone. But yeah, it's just brilliant. Isn't it such good fun today?
I love this episode so much. But man, we are going to have so much fun. So kicking it off part one is Tex-Mex-Shaman and Rika. And it's not go.
Do this. Tex-Mex-Shaman and Rika. That was great too. And absolutely loved it.
Very true. And you have the same time too. What a great mix. Yeah, just absolutely fantastic isn't it.
I mean, what a crazy, tripped out brilliant way to start part two. It's a excellent representation of whatever the fox is that we're going to go into. Oh, you have no idea. It's just such a crazy mix.
And if I could have pulled from yours back, we'd be crazy. But still pretty far. And that's essentially the way I put it. And probably as I said, I'll probably just say, well, it's like, well, it's like, well, it's like, I'm very fucked.
So play it in a good way, right? So that's fair. Brilliant. But yeah, great scene.
Absolutely loved it. Right on. So next up, we're going to keep it going with a band called Evoldo. And it's called Silent Weapons.
And he's been good to us as well. I bought his t-shirt as well, which I do have. I do wear him a house. I haven't done the thing with it yet.
But I think this is a large little bit bigger on me, right? But still a cool cash or something like that. You'll try and go with that. I guess which one in the middle is as well.
Yeah, no, it's still there. So pretty bad ass. So here we go with Evoldo and Silent Weapons. Take this.
Scene of mass of it. Mind, mind, mind. That has been all the strength. Commonly, but it works.
It's the 19. In the words of some secret. Don't create problems. Then offer solution solution solution solution solution.
Right on, Voldo, again, anyway, 91 on Twitter. And that was a kick ass on. So I'm really good. And he's been bringing to us, like, a blossom or some blossom.
I bought a C-shirt as well, which I got to do a thing with. I had that. I'm just curious to do that. I've been thinking because I got so many unfortunately.
He's like, I do it again. So I try to win a big video so they can show it off. And I'll take that to the artist, right? Because, like I said, Mike says, Mike says, Mike's my enemy band.
He's like, we're half my closet. He's like, any band teachers. And one of these days I'll help with better picture. And so you're like, everyone will have.
Yeah, you've got crazy amount. I love it. And what is that? It's a big collection.
Yeah, man. Definitely. Totally worth it, though. Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Yeah. Brilliant, brilliant team. I just love Voldo and Danny Boy. I think it's just exceptional.
It's a really real... Really, really talented. It's just, it seems to come from the heart and it's fantastic. It's just absolutely brilliant.
Brilliant team. Really, really enjoyed that. Well, man, well, next up, I'll love our VRs. And always a good time for an interview is our gunful, Mr.
Jimmy DeMalle. Oh, brilliant. Love it. Love is going in and out, man.
He's such a great person. And always makes you laugh. And what you say about man as a musician and just as a general person. He's a great person.
So anyway, I always want him up, but he's totally worth doing it because he's such a good person. So especially the first interview you have with him, which I still can't believe. He didn't have a bathroom stall in the bar. Like, absolutely class right there.
But here we go with Jimmy DeMalle featuring Sei and it's not called Shake it Naked. Take this. Take me into the top of the tower. Make me feel my innocence.
Your desire. How'd you think you can give me an suspension? I'm shaking, shaking. Yeah.
Right on, Jimmy DeMalle featuring Sei with Shake it Naked. You know what, man? This is such a good tune. I was totally grooving my chair.
I totally grooving back. I love this tune. And it just, it just, it just, it just loves my kind of kind of goes, it's like, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do it. You know, I just, it's a great tune.
I actually love this stuff. And thanks to you all to that, Jamie. You've got a lot of music, man. And I, uh, uh, for a really guy.
That's awesome. Yeah, absolutely brilliant. Really, really is. It's, like you say, it's just got real groove and you can't help, but just, yeah, same.
I was just sitting here having a little dance. It was lovely. Great fun. Brilliant team.
Brilliant artist. Again, great interview last year as well. Yeah. Jamie, just, yeah, the interview last year.
We talked quite a lot. It's been a long time since the pandemic really. I mean, I'm going to run all the interviews over the years, but we've done so many since the pandemic. Um, especially because right at the beginning of that, people couldn't go anywhere.
It's like, oh, can we come and talk to you? It's like, yeah, come and hang out. That's what's happening on it. Well, but it's still palling in because we still have a lot of ways to get out and get out for an interview.
There's, there's quite a few still. So, yeah, absolutely. Just imagine organizing and see who's being able to win. That's what I think, right?
Yeah, definitely. But now they've really taken off and we've had some really good ones. I think people feel more relaxed probably because we've done so many now and people are just chatting to you. That's fine.
Well, yeah, it's all about making the guest couple more. We're here to have a good time and just have the basic chat to make it look like to see if you know it's for years which you do happen because that's what we want to do is when we can be as couple as possible and enjoy yourself and not be nervous and worry about if you're going to ask a good question because we're not. I mean, like, that's some weird questions, but let me finish. We're in a good way.
We're in a good way. That's true though. You're so pretty. You guys suck an eye on what things we bring.
That's what we bring. Yeah, yeah, that's all right. That's not too bad. Exactly.
It's not like, I won't give an example because it's the only way you just, you know, but even even for these airwaves, I still look. Yeah. Like, what was the question? You've got an elephant.
How do you get rid of it? Okay. It gives you an interesting insight into people's minds. I think there's an elephant in the room.
No, no, no. Someone else had a few disposables like that and then sort of just trace it. It's something, something. Sorry.
Sorry if I got that one standing right there. I think by the way, it was Jamie Jamal that said to kill it. I was like, that's, you've got straight in there. I would imagine that someone would have gone out.
You could try, you know, putting a lead on it and walking out the house. He was like, I'll just go. I was expecting follow up questions. I was expecting follow up questions.
I was going to throw the door. I said, how did you get in there? I don't know. But no, no, no.
Let's do that. Do you realize day to day? How many people, the way they talk, they, they almost pose a question, but not, but you're just waiting for the fall up and then you're just like, nothing's like, is there a fall up to that? Just just just just their reflection on the way they posed at the question or statements.
Like, uh, um, yes. Or help people do with me and, and when I regularly eat on my theory, don't be clearly a mumble, they just kind of smile and on. Or do I think probably not, but you know, so. I've just been asked by Restless Mosaic, who by the way, we're playing a tune later and I forgot to include him in the massive Twitter list.
So huge apologies. I kind of missed that. Um, he just said, uh, do you ever use Richard Herring's list of emergency questions? And I'll just let that up.
The answer is no. Cause some of those questions are no. Some of them are pretty good. So maybe I will.
Um, you know, it's one here. Have you ever seen a big foot? Imagine that's probably two Yes, no, that's the problem. Hey, hey, hey.
This is about me. It's about you. Yeah. I like this.
If man evolved from monkeys, why was there still monkeys? I can imagine a missing good answer. But no, I've never used that. It's the answer.
That's the smallest. Not yet. It's suspension, Mingchi. Makki, apparently I did get it in the list.
I thought I'd missed him. I was looking back for you, going, hang on. Who have a miss? Shit.
Apparently I did run in the list. So that's fine. Okay, okay. as percili we like.
Sorry I'm listening and reading and thinking and reading bizarre questions at the same time. It's very complicated here. When you eat asparagus, there's a wee then smell of asparagus. I think the answer is that it's just in really yes.
Yes. Yeah. It sure does. It's not pleasant.
There's a level here that just says, have you ever eaten asparagus? This is quite a good list to be fair. I don't think I'll use any of it. I quite like it.
I'm sure we don't have time for side tracks today. We've got two weeks on. We've got different for a few. I mean, I did tell Russell some old take about Ricky from Turfback Boys.
It's like a top floor. I'm not a specialist. It doesn't take a walk in appliances to be. It's just, it's clear.
It's clear as he wears the past your boys. Anyway, I'll probably say, well, you're fish take sucking before you're suffering. Oh, I can't. It's a good old keeper fence closer underneath the tuster.
You know what we got to do? We got to get fucking right in the tuster. So, next up, Grims 17 with a song called Bitter Shine. You can't keep it this way.
I don't know. I'm not a one. You can't start to share the steps. Hey, Alan, grab it with Bitter Shine.
This is an awesome view, man. This guy's cooked so much good stuff in the past couple years. It's been awesome. I know I know he's still a bit break-filled, but I'm glad he came back because I was always his number one fan.
I was always starting from my room. I was like, okay, I got it. He was a guy just like years ago. And how many show a few times I get?
Always, always complete behind him because I love his stuff and still support him big time. That's amazing. His last album, which the song was the first single from the pre-cursors. It's just one of the best albums I've ever heard full stop by anyone.
It's insane. What I love about this track though is that we ended up with 12 versions of it because we did that remix competition. We had 11 remixes came in and made the cut and uploaded. It's absolutely fantastic.
There's just so much versatility and variety in there. It's really, really good fun. Definitely want to do more of those sorts of things this year. But yeah, it's just great.
You can get 12 tracks for a pound, which is insane if you think about it. But that's what it is because technically it's a single. Then we charge a pound. So yeah, absolutely brilliant.
Grim's amazing. I love him. Well, man, well, next up we have a song by a band called Keep Back Ivy. It's not called, Won't Forget You Do This.
Keep Back Ivy with Won't Forget You. This is like a great tune. I love your voice. It's soft but powerful at the same time.
Mate, get off your body. I thought I'd put it back on. I was depressed twice. Yeah, that's just crazy, crazy good.
I think that EP came out the end of last year and the end of it. But it was just brilliant. I love the kind of oops feel to me. And I love the subtle tail most of the whole thing.
I think it's absolutely brilliant. But it's such a great tune. I really love that one. I'm glad that's on the playlist because it's quality.
So, I'm excited to talk here. My neighbors across the German Janet know they're 78 years old. So you can wear fries and you can have co-drates because of the dogs. And I told her to say this, but I can't see it.
I said her picture. I said look, I cut my hair. And first thing I get back is what color? Wait, what color?
I cut it in diet. I didn't know what to add to that. Takes back to saying short. Yeah, right.
It's funny because usually she's real ball. It could have been a couple of times. Yeah, I think that would be a lot of great. I don't know.
I think I'll crush a really fucking thing. How long have you come up with this out of that? Every time I write well now, it changes it to wheel as in W.E. Oh, yeah.
It's really annoying because it's like, does it not have any sense of context? Like I'm not always going to be saying, we'll do this and we'll do that. Sometimes it's well, maybe I think this. But apparently it doesn't care about that.
It just automatically puts the apostrophe in. One of the things it doesn't mean is instead of and it has A and S. I hate that. What is that?
I told you didn't know it. I changed mine. You know when you write fuck, it changes it to dark. I changed mine so that there's a rule on my phone.
If I write dark, it automatically changes it to dark. If I type fuck, it keeps it as fuck because obviously the rule corrects it. It keeps it. When Sonny was younger, he had this onesie that had ducks on it.
I sent a picture to my parents saying, look at this cute little duck. Oh, I completely forgot that it was going to change it. Just hit the send without thinking about it. So I sent my parents a text saying, look at this cute little fuck.
Oh, it's more so funny. Oh my god. I don't think I ever sent text like that at all. You know when your mum texts you're shocked to move your face that something's gone wrong.
I was like, oh, I see what I've done there. I'm sorry. Just before I get to our next song here, I was saying, but it's trying to find someone help me do that I do it with him to talk. But it's a clip from Wayzewell 2.
It's with Whisper Walken. So Wayzewell 3. So Whisper Walken and T-career. And he's like, oh, what are they going to say?
What? He says nothing. I said, what? You're saying what?
I don't know. Oh, dear. Last guy didn't get. You're big, we small.
So we're just going to go. But that's why we got to go. But this is the whole dear. Last guy didn't get.
So I always find something you didn't get that way a bit easier than, you know, just something that's not to have to do with Whisper Walken Park. But just looks at her face. It's fucking dying. It's fucking dying.
But just when we got to go. And look, it was just a cold year. Last guy didn't get. Just like.
Classic stuff. The first one was funny, but that is just as funny. Yeah, definitely. And still probably went all the time through the parts with Garth.
What's her name? Oh, my God. Can Basing her. Oh, right.
Yeah. And she's like, what did you come in? And I'm like, no, I won't. And she's like, I want to do it.
But I want to actually rub this head somewhere. He's like, he's a dead man. Without hesitation at all. Well, that's right, because he's sitting down and just got her head.
You know where he enters the guy. He's a dead man. Brilliant. Outstanding.
That's definitely what we like because those are classic night movies. Yeah, they really are. So, okay. So next up.
Where we got here. Oh, nice. Next up we have Canera. Oh, pretty good.
With Baja Ray and we have a chance interview as well. And I did by the teacher and the CD and the teacher was awesome. So again, thank you to Canera for that. But this was one kick-ass band and it was such a cool discovery to, I mean, they just wasn't doing it.
Well, this is a different break too. So here you go with Canera and Baja Ray. Do this. On Canera with Baja Ray.
That was an awesome tune. It was a first tune we heard by the chance to play. But it was like, wow, never heard anything like it. And they're just such a cool mix.
And then they wanted to do some old, old hymns or old folks on. Yes. And he was talking about such good stuff. This is just, this street was amazing.
Yeah, they're actually incredible. It's definitely one of our favorite discoveries of last year. One percent. Awesome, awesome band.
We've literally never had anything like this on the show before. No one's ever submitted teams like it. And he's just listening to go, wow, this is fucking brilliant. Because it's contemporary, it's well played, it's well put together.
But a lot of it is obviously rooted in, or some of it is directly rewrites of traditional songs. It's written in traditional music. And it's just brilliant. It's sensational.
I just love the sound. I love the feel. I think. Just in general, we don't play contemporary on the show.
Ever. Well, yeah, yeah, yeah. Especially that sort of, you know. Well, we just don't get a lot of submissions.
They're outside of. Not like that. Not like in every. Yeah, I was like rock and metal.
And we get a lot of tricky stuff obviously, which is, you know, a lot of tricky stuff. But yeah, this is just like, yeah. Well, and that thing is, you know, I can go either way. I think it's all part one or part two.
Either way, they're a great band. And we have a pleasure to hear doing this year as well. So that was a lot of fun. And yeah, so thanks for giving me the port here anymore.
And they are on most of me, like most of my friends are on Instagram and Facebook. Clear and that sort of thing. So next up we have new, well, new last year. But Bill Fever.
It's not called I could be king. Do this. I could be king. This is a great song and he pees out now.
I can always go like I did buy it. So actually I'm down the other side. So anyway, it's a great album and it could be a great song and interview. Not too much as well.
So at least you've been interviewed, but awesome to him. Yeah, it's a fantastic tune. It was mid December. It eventually came out and this was again part of the album writing club.
This was written and recorded and produced in whatever in a month, which is insane. It's just crazy what people are doing. I was so pleased when he entered it and then he didn't release it for ages because he had EPT ready to go. And this was on EP3.
Well, this was EP3. They did. But yeah, it's brilliant. I love that tune.
It's just like a little, almost like computer game-y synth thing. It's really cool. It doesn't ever do. It's not really.
It's like playing Sonic or something. But yeah, brilliant class tune from a class artist once again. I love it. Or Mario.
Or Mario. I was more of a Sonic person. Yeah. Excuse me.
Although to be fair, that the... Too fair. Yeah, I do quite like Mario as well. That sound actually is older, isn't it?
It's more like Spectrum's LX type games and that sounds like that. It's funny because I was talking about the topic of video games. I was talking about it by Monday and we were talking and I said, well, I don't want to do the Guileher cut. I was talking about Shoefire 2, right?
And I said, there's one time I was just basically going over years. The bar can do it for me. Who can design Geef, Shoefire 2? But it's like, I was stacked and just this huge head coming out of the brain.
Holy fuck. You know he's not going to do anything except trim your beard. The whole Jesus brain is like, you know, these hands are going to go on the side of your head, right? So, like, what happens?
Shit, man hands. You know, but either way, I just, I can love this re-fair 2 reference and he's a consumer here. He's 28. Oh nice.
So, 15 years younger than I am. Wow, yeah. Fuck it now. It doesn't seem like it.
But still, at least he knew the reference, right? And it's being much of my buddy Paul, we got a chance to talk about me today, finally. And he's not as knowledgeable as I am, but pretty close, but he's really good at describing stuff and we're talking about this is what down there today. We're talking about what the mesmerizing hypnotized.
Oh right, yeah, yeah. And we're talking about saying that was the best one for, for, for, um, courses, you know, like, right? Yeah. And, or I guess the best way, but you know, and I said probably one of the best ones is was revenge, you know.
Oh yeah. So, anyway, but this is about to be talked about. I said, well, there's some cool songs on what we talked about, you know, still it's album and toxicity and, you know, and for, first one, and it's like, well, they sugar it and all that, okay. No, no, no music.
No, no, no, no, no, no, wait forever. Yeah. But just, just like crazy stuff. Right.
So, and Paul is probably like, maybe like 25, 26, but still like, he's because we know actually talk about dream theater and like, oh, cool. So I stuff. So yeah, he's a cool guy. So anyways, so on to our next song.
Now, the next one is, oh, yes, this is awesome. So next up is Cutthroat Francis and a song called Chicken Hands like this. I'm scroded up perfectly in an effort of while driving, boys in at the thought of two minutes like no less, I see cheating in a rigorous process. That was Cutthroat Francis with Chicken Hands and what a great human.
I'd love for boys and just such a groovy, too, man. Like a really groovy baby. Groovy baby. Brilliant.
Yeah, they see that standing there like this, absolutely brilliant. But it's just such a cool thing. I kind of dips you for like punk thing. It's just fantastic.
And they do it so, so well and give me some brilliant views of them. But yeah, great band. Absolutely love them. Great team.
Well, then we'll next up. We have flax with just because you can. Just because you should. Yeah.
Take this. Right on. Flax with just because you can. It's just the meaning you should.
And it's a great tune. And I literally just missed me and I also got that. But yeah, Flax is one of my favorite models outside of projects. But what a great tune.
And it's so true though. I mean, a lot of times you know like, yeah, he shows it up. But I'm kind of guided right now. Yeah.
Definitely. That is brilliant. I really like the choir element to that. I just think that's so brilliantly done.
It's kind of crazy. But yeah, absolutely fantastic. Really, really cool. Really, really powerful and amazing with all the strings and everything.
It's just brilliant. Classway. We have Kiffy and a song called See, No Evil. Do this on Kiffy with See, No Evil.
And that's the best. I really, I kind of like deep bass kind of like what's fucking sounded. That's really, really cool. And this guy's been in Cuckamas with his like, no tomorrow.
Yeah, he's absolutely fantastic as me. And again, I really enjoyed the interview. Oh yeah. That was good fun as well.
But yeah, brilliant team. I'm excited to see what he does this year because he was kind of cooing with Danny One Direction or another in terms of releasing a lot or not a lot or some or whatever. But yeah, he's got a single out already. And there was definitely a tweet earlier that had a screenshot of the album.
So there is an album, but we'll see if it's one of many or one of few. I don't know, but I don't care. I think it's brilliant. I think he's doing it like.
I could reach for back. That's his anal bonkata. You've been a horrifying life. Okay.
So next up, I know we're off your RS4 who went from Colorado to Ohio 100 years ago. And this is a band called Hands of Blue. It's called the Zombie Wasp. Do this.
The Zombie Wasp by Hands of Blue. That was to kick ass here and love all the harmonies. And it's an interesting thing. We had the opportunity to give them their breakfast.
It was amazing. The fact that Entering Junior recorded in several rooms because they can record in some of the other ones. It sounds so funny, but it works out so well. It's the same thing.
Yeah, this is a great example of that as well. There's a two kind of vocal melodies going alongside each other. The way they sort of smush them together is brilliant. But yeah, it's class.
It's a really, really strong team. I mean, just to do all this band. So every time they release anything, I guess he's very, very excited. But yeah, proffico, really, really up.
So just one more thing here to keep the next song because it didn't come up like type of title and so it's going to look weird. Cool. Oh, there you go. Okay.
All right. So, all right. So the next song up, excuse me. So, the next song up.
So, no, really. So our next song up, our next song up is, oh, it's too late to stop now. I'm impressed. You're so insane.
Couple of men, two in order to save ya. Didn't think we'd ever meet again. We go like children on scaric, niacal, life. You're I confess something to give.
Now I still know I feel bad. It's too late to stop now. And a great song. I mean, he never sees it too amazing.
The growth and the direct he goes in and it's always hit every interview with him. It's really different because he's got something to go on. So, but I love this stuff. I'm right now.
I'm doing a question to her. So, without being tuned on Snapchat. So, that's the most important thing. But great stuff, man.
I love the live lives. The live lives in is too to stop now. Yeah, fantastic. Yeah.
It's just a really solid artist. It's absolutely brilliant. Just everything he releases is really interesting. I mean, you go right back to, like, masochists, which is such an incredible album.
Really. Or highway divide, man. Yeah. That was nice to receive the plan they discovered him.
Yes. Yeah, yeah. The two or three, sorry, the zero albums were absolutely fantastic. But yeah, I just think it's brilliant.
And I think it's really cool. Obviously, this is more sort of, simply kind of vibes, which is pretty cool. But yeah, it's just a great artist. And it's good to hear more music from him last year.
Yeah, man. Right. So, next up we have Koda Krome. It's her new song, like, about three months ago.
Yeah. So, I haven't heard back from me yet, but my hair back from the list of Ryan's and the list of any of you. But this is their newest song called Witness. Koda Krome.
Do this. Love this year. Koda Krome. Do this.
Love this year. Koda Krome. Do this. Love this year.
I'm not sure if you can hear that, but the baby's just woken up. I'm just going to go and bash and sort that out. So, sorry. That was amazing.
I'll be back in a minute. You carry on and play the next gen, sorry. Okay. Bear with me.
I'm sorry. No problem, no problem. Well, do you know if you guys make sure you're working progress? So, our next song up, Koda Krome properly, and he was so next song up is a song by a monk's attention and it's called, I dreamt.
I was a bird. Do this. When I was a child, I used to frequently do about it was the ultimate, the ultimate. And then when I awoke, I would imagine when it was like to be a bird, to be able to fly it anywhere.
I think as a child, we do feel trapped by the desires of others in life, the fantasy of being alive, flying anywhere in the world. As I grow older, those dreams, I no longer need to fly. We need to fly in our own lives. I no longer need to fly in my dreams.
We need a flight of fantasy in our lives. We can create our own flight. We can create our own dreams. We need the courage to rescue.
When I was a child, my dreams always centered on flying. I could go anywhere in the world. When I awoke, I continued the fantasy, imagining what it was like to be a bird, flying anywhere without any restriction. I think it's inevitable that children dream of our flying.
Their minds are free, and now, as adults, we need to recapture our freedom. We can fly in our own terms. We can create the life we need. We just need the courage to take off.
Right on, amongst the visions featuring Hellophonics and Sonic Collette, I was a bird, and I haven't quite fished between the song yet, but this is a great tune, and he's put out a lot of stuff over the past couple years, and I'm going to block the one pack to make it the CD and the coffee mug, which is awesome. That's my question, and I just make my question as well. But a great tune, I love the mix of Hellophonics, I love Robocos, and such a great mix, I do a kind of electro-poppy mix for obvious words, but a great tune nonetheless, so I'm going to guess I might be still dealing with his little babies, so we'll keep the next song coming from the one. I just want to keep up with the one I keep up here, and it's one by the men in the planet, so we will be playing it next weekend, so just give me one moment here to keep this one up, so we're ready to send her in.
Okay, here we go, so I do a song, well not well, it's not Blaster, I call it The Man from the World, and it's something called Moon from My House did this. Used to look at the moon through a telescope in my room, I took my chair up and sit in it like an astronaut who really did the sky on a clear night, concealed room from my house on a clear night, I bet you got one too. Do you remember? Do you remember, brother?
Is the human in you calling like it caused me? I want to play a night, do you see the moon, brother? Come on, how I like it makes, because you know I fly. And the politicians are ever talking about the things that separate us, things that make us different from one another, that's the way the ruling class operates in any society, they try to divide the rest of the people, they keep the lower and the middle class is fighting with each other, so the day the rich can run off with all the fucking money.
A fairly simple thing happens to work, you know anything different, that's a better part of race, religion, ethnic and national background, jobs, education, social status, sexuality, anything you can do, you must fight with each other so the day can keep going to the bank. Upper class keeps all of the money, none of the taxes, the middle class pays all of the taxes, does all the work. The blower there, just to scare the shit out of the middle class, people showing up for jobs. I think you get what it's like, babe, yeah you know what it's like, I bet you know what it's like when it's like that.
Come on brother, come on, I can get it right. Beyond the men from the world with moon from my house, this is the great team, because actually on Halloween, it was a great team, and we do a new team by then, we'll be playing next weekend, but love this band and it's division of Fort Numb, but we don't really want to get to interview him, and my guys' chances here is while the interview with Lord Numb is amazing. And I got to tell it, I think it was a diverse way, it was an awesome club, that's right, but great team. So yeah, big ass.
Yeah, absolutely fantastic, I'm back now, sorry about that. Super talented, brilliant, brilliant guy, and this project is really, really cool. It's got depth and feeling and just beautiful stuff going on, which is really lovely. I also missed the Emux, the Pigeon track, but I absolutely love Emux, it's just classroom, and that EP is a really cool collaboration and interesting noises.
And the Go to Chrome won't have to run off on, but yeah, again, it's always good to hear music from Go to Chrome, and frankly, I was delighted to hear that last week, it was superb. So, I think I'm all caught up now, I think I'm going to run off. I believe we don't want to happen to stories. Yeah, it doesn't normally wake up anymore, but I think he had a bit of a bad dream to be honest with him, and I could hear him crying, I could hear that Kate was asleep and probably could hear him, and I was like, I'll try and talk about it, and then I failed to sign up, okay, I'll be okay.
Never mind. It can't be our friend, we're awesome. Yeah. Oh, it's bad, when they wake up for the night, I guess what they might want, but it's a daddy.