Welcome
Under Eternity Blue seeks to expose listeners to a wide range of musical genres and styles. Through exploration, thematic undercurrents are revealed which expose music's own voice and its desire to universally express itself, through itself. Whether visiting old favorites, or introducing new paths, the goal is to open your ears to the subtle heartbeat which connects all music together.
Started as a side project by the author of the
Grateful Dead Listening Guide, Under Eternity Blue aims to share an equal passion for music not at all Grateful Dead or "jam band," yet appealing on many similar deep levels. The project was kicked off in Spring 2009 as a featured radio show on
Spirit Plants Radio, and now each show becomes a podcast episode here after its initial airing.
This blog exists to house the podcast RSS feed releases for Under Eternity Blue. Tracklists, etc... can also be found in the comments section of each post.
Track#--Title--Artist
ReplyDelete01--Dig The Tradition '99--Kankick
02--Unknown Interlude 20--Evil Dave
03--Creepin'--Godfather Don
04--Patchouly Leaves--Metal Fingers
05--Unpredictable '98--Kankick
06--Mongols Approaching--The Nothing
07--From A Seaside Town--Aim
08--Unknown Interlude 19--Evil Dave
09--Bahia Blues--Dr Who Dat?
10--The Music Lovers--Pablie
11--Bon Bon Pour Les Rappers--Populous
12--Shore Breezin'--Kankick
13--New Paths--The Nothing
14--Eucalyptus--Metal Fingers
15--Jet Black Ha - Handlin--DJ Spinna
16--Unknown Interlude 15--Evil Dave
17--Flowers for Minnie--Kankick
18--Talk About--Godfather Don
19--Brooklyn--Geology
20--Once Upon A Time--The Heliocentrics
21--One Reason Why '99--Kankick
22--Leading To The One--Nobody
23--Untitled 2--DJ Spinna
24--Unknown Interlude 13--Evil Dave
25--Untitled 3--Kankick
26--Playback--The Nothing
07--From A Seaside Town--Aim and 08--Unknown Interlude 19--Evil Dave are my favorite songs. I like enjoy them again and again.
DeleteI really enjoyed this- your tastes are impeccable- How do you go about finding material for a show like this- is all old vinyl you come across- or do you search online- like Lala or other sites- I guess I'm asking A) how do you know what to look for and B)where do you look
ReplyDeleteanyway hit another one outta the park there DJ Arkstar- thanks very much
squash, Thanks for your kind words. Glad to have you listening.
ReplyDeleteFinding material for this show (and to some degree, the others too) comes down to a few things. I do a lot of searching and following of sites/blogs that focus on the music I like. I have found places like www.allmusic.com helpful for tracing artists I enjoy on to other artists. It's not perfect, but it has been helpful. And, over the years I have collected a lot (tons) of music.
I've never checked out Lala. Thanks for the tip. It looks great! I'll spend some time there. Looks like a LastFM of sorts. Have you seen www.Mog.com?
With Instrumental Hip Hop in particular, I started from my specific iTunes Playlist of that music (roughly 900 songs in it) and picked favorites and auditioned other stuff therein to come up with the final cut.
Edan the Deejay is a Chicago based rapper who is in my opinion one of the best lyricists out today in the rap world but he also makes his own beats and what Im getting at is he has released a 30 minute LP of strait deejaying that is pretty mind melting. A sort of mash up of old school hip hop and trip hop. Edan never leaves the listener disappointed.
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