An open letter to the Mixcloud community about why we’re changing our playback experience
These proposed changes annoyed me at first but then I reflected on all of the free listening I’ve enjoyed over the years. I feel inclined to pay for that premium (hate that word) subscription now. I use Mixcloud a lot and it seems only fair to contribute something.
Sid Smith looks back at some of the musical currents that emerged half a century ago to make 1969 quite a special year and one worth celebrating...
A tribute to all the great music released in 1969.
Listen to The Organ presents The Other Rock Show – 16th June 2019 by Resonance FM
Listened live on ResonanceFM. The Mixcloud version is always up very quickly.
90 minutes of new music & a few old favourites
Great to have Sid back on Mixcloud.
Frances Castle - Clay Pipe Music. www.claypipemusic.co.uk A selection of music inspired by nature and water for The Caught By The River Social Club at Bush Hall. 15th Nov 2015. http://goo.gl/mZwlDz Vic Mars - The Road Through The Village Lois De Pablo - Credits from The Spirit Of The Beehive Tyneham House - Rookery Wood...
Growing up in the 70's I listened to a lot of prog rock...Genesis, Yes, King Crimson. I still listen to this music & have been on a big prog rock binge lately. I pulled this 3 year old mix out of the Low Light Mixes archive because I figured that Mixcloud & Facebook folks may not have heard it. For this mix I stayed away from obvious choices like ELP, Genesis, Yes etc. Instead I used artists such as PFM, Egg, Gilgamesh, Le Orme, etc. With a well known artist like Pink Floyd, I picked cuts from less well known albums. This mix is definitely not a best of prog rock. It's just a collections of tunes that work well together.
This is a great mix. Very few of the “usual suspects” and it all flows together really well.
So this time round to keep you all going through the Autumn and Winter you have XTC, Mary Hopkin, Darren Burn, Revbjelde, Richard Dawson, Paddy Kingsland, The Twelve Hour Foundation, Guy Pedersen and loads more. So until Archive Reel 35 wrap up warm take care and enjoy the dark winter nights (I always do)
This is the 240th edition of the Epileptic Gibbon podcast music show. This show is built around an interview with Matt Baber, Joff Winks & Brad Waissman of the band Sanguine Hum, & they’ll be talking about the release of their upcoming new album, ‘Now We Have Power’, out in October via Bad Elephant Music.
Great music as always here but also some interesting talk about being a band that plays non-mainstream music in the current state of the music business.