Hola Listeners,
For Session 21, I was pleased and honored to have a chance to go solo once more. This time I played the second half of my album "Drop" which I wrote and created on my Playstation. I also told the story of Planting Trees and Pizza, both of which appeared in my zine A Multitude of Voices Volume XIII. Both stories can be read at www.altgeek.net/voices
You can hear the podcast for this show by going to http://www.piratecatradio.comor go directly to the source at http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070913.mp3
Stormshadow
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Radio Voices Session 20 9.6.7
Hola Listeners,
For Session 20 I was thrilled to have The Cock-T's as my guests. Lil' Biscuit, Cherry Pop, Dizzy Disaster and EZ Martini just brought it!
The ladies were hilarious and their cheers were fun! I had a blast hanging with the naughty cheerleaders!
You can learn more about the Cock-T's by going to www.cockts.com or by checking out their profile on the 'space at http://www.myspace.com/cockts
Make sure you attend Homecoming at Annie's Social Club on November 9th.
The story I told this session was "69-Quality Observation" which originally appeared in the publication "Bog Gob" and can be found at http://www.altgeek.net/voices
The "Me Too" music I played this session was:
Running out of time by Public Enemy
Naturally High by Gabby Glaser
Total Recall by ArnoCorps
Olive Me by NOFX
A Cry for help in a world gone mad by Agent Orange
I want you to be my baby by Louis Jordon
Coming Home by Mel Torme
I ran (so far away) by Flock of Seagulls
Dirt off your shoulder by Jay-Z
Welcome to the House of Fun by Madness
The Jump Off by Lil' Kim
You can hear the podcast for this show by going to http://www.piratecatradio.com
or go directly to the source at http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070906.mp3
Tune in to my show tonight as I rock the mic solo! A man and his stories with a mic and a transmission tower!
Stormshadow
For Session 20 I was thrilled to have The Cock-T's as my guests. Lil' Biscuit, Cherry Pop, Dizzy Disaster and EZ Martini just brought it!
The ladies were hilarious and their cheers were fun! I had a blast hanging with the naughty cheerleaders!
You can learn more about the Cock-T's by going to www.cockts.com or by checking out their profile on the 'space at http://www.myspace.com/cockts
Make sure you attend Homecoming at Annie's Social Club on November 9th.
The story I told this session was "69-Quality Observation" which originally appeared in the publication "Bog Gob" and can be found at http://www.altgeek.net/voices
The "Me Too" music I played this session was:
Running out of time by Public Enemy
Naturally High by Gabby Glaser
Total Recall by ArnoCorps
Olive Me by NOFX
A Cry for help in a world gone mad by Agent Orange
I want you to be my baby by Louis Jordon
Coming Home by Mel Torme
I ran (so far away) by Flock of Seagulls
Dirt off your shoulder by Jay-Z
Welcome to the House of Fun by Madness
The Jump Off by Lil' Kim
You can hear the podcast for this show by going to http://www.piratecatradio.com
or go directly to the source at http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070906.mp3
Tune in to my show tonight as I rock the mic solo! A man and his stories with a mic and a transmission tower!
Stormshadow
Radio Voices Session 19 8.30.7
Hola Listeners,
While I was outside the studio with the heroes of ArnoCorps we were talking to a motorcycle gang and making jokes. One of them told me they were drinking with Paul Addis, the man whom allegedly burnt down the man early at Burning Man and was being charged with Arson. The ironies abound. Krob, whose show follows mine was out of town at Burning Man. Nobody was in the studio, so I figured "Let's go for it!" and I unlocked the studio and interviewed Paul on the air during Krob's showtime.
You can hear this interview at
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/Stimulus-20070830.mp3
The music I played before the interview was ArnoCorps album "The Greatest Band of All Time" and after the interview, I played The Go! Team's album "Thunder! Lightning! Strike!"
Stormshadow
While I was outside the studio with the heroes of ArnoCorps we were talking to a motorcycle gang and making jokes. One of them told me they were drinking with Paul Addis, the man whom allegedly burnt down the man early at Burning Man and was being charged with Arson. The ironies abound. Krob, whose show follows mine was out of town at Burning Man. Nobody was in the studio, so I figured "Let's go for it!" and I unlocked the studio and interviewed Paul on the air during Krob's showtime.
You can hear this interview at
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/Stimulus-20070830.mp3
The music I played before the interview was ArnoCorps album "The Greatest Band of All Time" and after the interview, I played The Go! Team's album "Thunder! Lightning! Strike!"
Stormshadow
Friday, September 7, 2007
Radio Voices Session 18 8.30.7
Hola Listeners,
For Session 18 it was great to have the world's greatest band of all time ArnoCorps! Those guys a bunch of ballsy God damn heroes! This is a band dedicated to their music and ideas. It was a blast hanging out and drinking some vodka out of the bottle.
The "Me Too" music I played for this show was:
Hail Columbia by The Radio Voices Ensemble
California Uber Alles by The Dead Kennedy's
Too Young to Die by Agent Orange
Ready to Die by Andrew W.K.
I never wrote lyrics by Ten Times Fast
Warsaw by Joy Division
Linoleum by NOFX
Four of the six member of ArnoCorps were in the studio. It was Holtz's birthday and during some of the music we exited the studio to enjoy some delicious birthday cake with the Holtzters image done in frosting on the cake. We played a number of tracks from the bands CD "The Greatest Band of All Time".
You can learn more about ArnoCorps at http://www.arnocorps.com/
or check out their myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/arnocorps
The story I told was "Fire Fighting" which was originally published in A Multitude of Voices XIII (Exactly). It is also available at http://www.altgeek.net/voices/
You can hear the podcast of this show by going to www.piratecatradio.com
or by going to
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070830.mp3
Only listen to it if you are ready to be dominated by the combined forces of ArnoCorps and Radio Voices!
For Session 18 it was great to have the world's greatest band of all time ArnoCorps! Those guys a bunch of ballsy God damn heroes! This is a band dedicated to their music and ideas. It was a blast hanging out and drinking some vodka out of the bottle.
The "Me Too" music I played for this show was:
Hail Columbia by The Radio Voices Ensemble
California Uber Alles by The Dead Kennedy's
Too Young to Die by Agent Orange
Ready to Die by Andrew W.K.
I never wrote lyrics by Ten Times Fast
Warsaw by Joy Division
Linoleum by NOFX
Four of the six member of ArnoCorps were in the studio. It was Holtz's birthday and during some of the music we exited the studio to enjoy some delicious birthday cake with the Holtzters image done in frosting on the cake. We played a number of tracks from the bands CD "The Greatest Band of All Time".
You can learn more about ArnoCorps at http://www.arnocorps.com/
or check out their myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/arnocorps
The story I told was "Fire Fighting" which was originally published in A Multitude of Voices XIII (Exactly). It is also available at http://www.altgeek.net/voices/
You can hear the podcast of this show by going to www.piratecatradio.com
or by going to
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070830.mp3
Only listen to it if you are ready to be dominated by the combined forces of ArnoCorps and Radio Voices!
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Radio Voices Session 17 8.23.7
Hola Listeners,
For session 17 I was honored to feature Jiang Kou Chen, otherwise known as KC Jiang. KC has had more time practicing than I have had breathing. His is a unique story and I am proud to have him as a guest of Radio Voices.
KC was born in China. His family was rather poor and one day his mother found a harmonica while travelling to the city. His older brother played it briefly and when he grew tired of the instrument, he gave it to KC. KC played the harmonica as much as he could. His father was part of Chiang Kai-shek's military and his father, mother and himself moved to Taiwan in 1949 after Chiang defeat by Mao. They were forced to leave KC's brother in Mainland China. Years later KC moved to America where he was once again able to resume communication with his brother. In 1987 KC was able to reunite with his brother. At this time, his father had passed away.
Since KC was 5 he has played a musical instrument of one form or another. He has learned the traditional music of China, Taiwan, America and even Ireland. He is adapt at a number of instruments but prefers the harmonica and more recently, the Irish whistle. You can learn more about KC by going to his website at http://www.geocities.com/kcjmusic/
I would like to thank KC for performing so many songs live on the air. He performed traditional Chinese, American and Irish songs as well as a number of originals that KC wrote himself.
When KC wasn't performing the "me too" music I played was:
"Hail Columbia" by the Radio Voices All-Star Ensemble
"Scratch Your Name" by The Noisettes
"Anti Music Song" by The Mountain Goats
"Here I Come" by The Roots
"Microphone" by Edie Sedgewick
"True Nature" by Janes Addiction
"Don't Le Me Down" by Twisted Sister
"Servititude" by Fishbone
"Pluto" by Bjork
and
"The Radio Still Sucks" by The Ataris
The story I told was Bush Diving which was previously printed in A Multitude of Voices Volume XV and is also available currently on my myspace blog with illustrations by Matt Elton.
You can hear the podcast of this session by going online to www.piratecatradio.com and clicking on schedule and then clicking on the Radio Voices link (under Thursday) or by going to
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070823.mp3
Tune in tomorrow to hear my guests ArnoCorps!
Talk with you soon,
Stormshadow
For session 17 I was honored to feature Jiang Kou Chen, otherwise known as KC Jiang. KC has had more time practicing than I have had breathing. His is a unique story and I am proud to have him as a guest of Radio Voices.
KC was born in China. His family was rather poor and one day his mother found a harmonica while travelling to the city. His older brother played it briefly and when he grew tired of the instrument, he gave it to KC. KC played the harmonica as much as he could. His father was part of Chiang Kai-shek's military and his father, mother and himself moved to Taiwan in 1949 after Chiang defeat by Mao. They were forced to leave KC's brother in Mainland China. Years later KC moved to America where he was once again able to resume communication with his brother. In 1987 KC was able to reunite with his brother. At this time, his father had passed away.
Since KC was 5 he has played a musical instrument of one form or another. He has learned the traditional music of China, Taiwan, America and even Ireland. He is adapt at a number of instruments but prefers the harmonica and more recently, the Irish whistle. You can learn more about KC by going to his website at http://www.geocities.com/kcjmusic/
I would like to thank KC for performing so many songs live on the air. He performed traditional Chinese, American and Irish songs as well as a number of originals that KC wrote himself.
When KC wasn't performing the "me too" music I played was:
"Hail Columbia" by the Radio Voices All-Star Ensemble
"Scratch Your Name" by The Noisettes
"Anti Music Song" by The Mountain Goats
"Here I Come" by The Roots
"Microphone" by Edie Sedgewick
"True Nature" by Janes Addiction
"Don't Le Me Down" by Twisted Sister
"Servititude" by Fishbone
"Pluto" by Bjork
and
"The Radio Still Sucks" by The Ataris
The story I told was Bush Diving which was previously printed in A Multitude of Voices Volume XV and is also available currently on my myspace blog with illustrations by Matt Elton.
You can hear the podcast of this session by going online to www.piratecatradio.com and clicking on schedule and then clicking on the Radio Voices link (under Thursday) or by going to
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070823.mp3
Tune in tomorrow to hear my guests ArnoCorps!
Talk with you soon,
Stormshadow
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Radio Voices Session 16 8.16.7
Hola Listeners,
I hope you had a great week. I had been doing some thinking and I am really happy and honored to have such creative and wonderful people on my show as guests but I realized that in some ways I am using others as a crutch. Like I am afraid to present myself by myself. This radio show is a great opportunity for me (Gracias, Monkey) and I need to treat it like the opportunity that it is. I need to express my creativity without the assistance of anyone and treat my show like it is MY show.
So I decided to accept the challenge/opportunity that is offered to me, that I worked hard to get and go solo with my work with nothing but my stories, a microphone and the world as my audience.
This session, Session 16 is the first of what will take place once a month where I will have only myself to stand up, grab the mic and belt it out like I'll never have the opportunity again.
I told the story of how I formed A Multitude of Voices and what the inspiration behind everything is. I played some music that I composed. I told a story about hanging out with a striper in Florida.
It was awesome! (For me, at least).
I told the story of planting trees and what it inspired me to do but I think most of that story got cut off as I heavily bled into KRobs show time.
You can read the stories at www.altgeek.net/voices (thanks Fredo for hosting these). The copies of my album of my music are sold out but if you really enjoyed it, email me and I'll send you MP3s.
You can hear the podcast of this show by going to www.piratecatradio.com or by going to
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070816.mp3
My guest tonight is KC Jiang, harmonicist extrodinaire and my next solo show will be September 13th. I'll play the remaining part of my CD and tell more stories.
Hear you soon,
Stormshadow
I hope you had a great week. I had been doing some thinking and I am really happy and honored to have such creative and wonderful people on my show as guests but I realized that in some ways I am using others as a crutch. Like I am afraid to present myself by myself. This radio show is a great opportunity for me (Gracias, Monkey) and I need to treat it like the opportunity that it is. I need to express my creativity without the assistance of anyone and treat my show like it is MY show.
So I decided to accept the challenge/opportunity that is offered to me, that I worked hard to get and go solo with my work with nothing but my stories, a microphone and the world as my audience.
This session, Session 16 is the first of what will take place once a month where I will have only myself to stand up, grab the mic and belt it out like I'll never have the opportunity again.
I told the story of how I formed A Multitude of Voices and what the inspiration behind everything is. I played some music that I composed. I told a story about hanging out with a striper in Florida.
It was awesome! (For me, at least).
I told the story of planting trees and what it inspired me to do but I think most of that story got cut off as I heavily bled into KRobs show time.
You can read the stories at www.altgeek.net/voices (thanks Fredo for hosting these). The copies of my album of my music are sold out but if you really enjoyed it, email me and I'll send you MP3s.
You can hear the podcast of this show by going to www.piratecatradio.com or by going to
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070816.mp3
My guest tonight is KC Jiang, harmonicist extrodinaire and my next solo show will be September 13th. I'll play the remaining part of my CD and tell more stories.
Hear you soon,
Stormshadow
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Radio Voices Session 15 8.9.7
Hola Listeners,
This last show was a blast. I had a few redneck specials with RoBro before the show (shot n' a brew) which sort of set the tone for this one. Hope I didnd't stumble over my words too much for you.
My guests for this session were Quinn DeVeaux of the blues band "The Brown Bums" and Kitty Delicious and Pixie Largewood of the pop/punk band "Sassy".
The "me-too" music I played was:
Hail Columbia by The Radio Voices All-Stars
Mutiny in Heaven by The Birthday Party
Panic in Detroit by David Bowie
Tame by The Pixies
Here I come by The Roots
Too Late by Wire
Quinn performed a number of originals on the air and we did a mini chronology of The Brown Bums. You can learn more about The Brown Bums by going to their website at http://www.thebrownbums.com/
They are performing a final bay area show this Wednesday at Cato's Ale House in Piedmont this Wednesday from 6-9pm for FREE!
We listened to the entire Sassy demo. They are working on their new album and are coming up strong with shows all over the place coming up. They have a show with The Donna's on 9/15 in Long Beach and a show with The White Barrons this Thursday at Thee Parkside. They are awesome ladies. You can find out more about Sassy by going to their 'space page at http://www.myspace.com/sassytheband (Little fun fact about this show, when Sassy's demo was playing on the air, we had an impromtu dance party in the studio. It was divine!)
I inducted three new members into Chester Carlson's Army and the three of them improvised while I told the story "Camping". You can read that story at www.altgeek.net/voices
You can hear the pod cast at http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070809.mp3
Tune in this Thursday for my solo debut! I am excited and nervous and will do my best.
Stormshadow
This last show was a blast. I had a few redneck specials with RoBro before the show (shot n' a brew) which sort of set the tone for this one. Hope I didnd't stumble over my words too much for you.
My guests for this session were Quinn DeVeaux of the blues band "The Brown Bums" and Kitty Delicious and Pixie Largewood of the pop/punk band "Sassy".
The "me-too" music I played was:
Hail Columbia by The Radio Voices All-Stars
Mutiny in Heaven by The Birthday Party
Panic in Detroit by David Bowie
Tame by The Pixies
Here I come by The Roots
Too Late by Wire
Quinn performed a number of originals on the air and we did a mini chronology of The Brown Bums. You can learn more about The Brown Bums by going to their website at http://www.thebrownbums.com/
They are performing a final bay area show this Wednesday at Cato's Ale House in Piedmont this Wednesday from 6-9pm for FREE!
We listened to the entire Sassy demo. They are working on their new album and are coming up strong with shows all over the place coming up. They have a show with The Donna's on 9/15 in Long Beach and a show with The White Barrons this Thursday at Thee Parkside. They are awesome ladies. You can find out more about Sassy by going to their 'space page at http://www.myspace.com/sassytheband (Little fun fact about this show, when Sassy's demo was playing on the air, we had an impromtu dance party in the studio. It was divine!)
I inducted three new members into Chester Carlson's Army and the three of them improvised while I told the story "Camping". You can read that story at www.altgeek.net/voices
You can hear the pod cast at http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070809.mp3
Tune in this Thursday for my solo debut! I am excited and nervous and will do my best.
Stormshadow
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