21 Oct. 2007
Posted by Bryan J Busch at October 21st, 2007
This episode has some explicit lyrics
What You’ll Hear, in order of appearance
- The Story of the Rite of Spring — from RadioLab episode “Musical Language”
- Conflict Resolution — from “High Fidelity”
- When Tornadoes Take Over The World — from “Dial-a-Song”
- Bird of the Bee of the Moth — new (exclusive?) cover by TV’s Kyle
- Still Alive — from the end credits of the video game “Portal”, and created by Jonathan Coulton
- Excerpt from “Ask the Optimist”
- We Want a Rock — by Alonzo Garbanzo
- Alphabet of Nations (way cool extended version) — from “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson”
- Rejected Commercial Jingles: Pillsbury© Cookie Dough — by Paul and Storm
- Hip-Shop (Studio Version) — by Paul and Storm
Clever parallel thing. It took me a minute to figure out where you were going with the Rites of Spring.
I liked this version of BotBotM better than the TMBG original.
Bec
Interesting episode, but too much language for my liking.
BTW, I like the ladybugs down below.
Troy
Gooey goodness, just as expected
Beelzebubba
Hey . . . where’d the ladybugs go?
Troy
I randomly caught your latest episode while hunting around the podcasts section of iTunes. A very entertaining time, great arrangement of material and great material. Anti- boring, all of it. Nerdy and neat, the way I like my entertainment. And I see the track list is here which clears up a few of my questions, I have to look in to some of those artists and track down their music. Thank you for assembling it and making it available to hear.
Bill
Also: The section in “Fantasia” featuring Stravinsky’s “Rites of Spring” is the intense one with the dinosaurs being wiped out, not the cute one with the mushrooms. The Fred Astaire- like funghi are featured in a section from Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker Suite”, Chinese Dance. And wow, you gotta love these internets with the young people these days, here it is!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddTBeNv9PwQ
Bill
OK, Bec (or anyone), explain what the “parallel thing” is with the Rite of Spring. Please?
Great show, btw.
Ron