Alan Johns‘ Ring of Tyranny

Herein lies the elusive album by the artist Paul Semon, who was held in captivity for nearly three decades in a house in the woods. These recordings were released in concert with the release of the RSS-Feed-Owners first novel "Beings Absurd" which is now out of print, but detailed the sordid past of Simon Masters and the Destination Corporation. This podcast includes our reading of one of the chapters of the lost book followed by Semon's album that has mostly gone unnoticed, unheard, and unknown...until now.

Music: https://kevinhirth.bandcamp.com/album/the-real-paul-semon //

[email protected] // http://patreon.com/ringoftyranny // www.loganpatrickhill.com //

This podcast is 100% Non-Fiction.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Moneyblast-Playing-Private-Kevin-Hirth/dp/1520537204/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=moneyblast+Kevin+hirth&qid=1576806836&sr=8-1

Herein lies the elusive album by the artist Paul Semon, who was held in captivity for nearly three decades in a house in the woods. These recordings were released in concert with the release of the RSS-Feed-Owners first novel "Beings Absurd" which is now out of print, but detailed the sordid past of Simon Masters and the Destination Corporation. This podcast includes our reading of one of the chapters of the lost book followed by Semon's album that has mostly gone unnoticed, unheard, and unknown...until now.

Music: https://kevinhirth.bandcamp.com/album/the-real-paul-semon //

[email protected] // http://patreon.com/ringoftyranny // www.loganpatrickhill.com //

This podcast is 100% Non-Fiction.

 

https://www.amazon.com/Moneyblast-Playing-Private-Kevin-Hirth/dp/1520537204/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=moneyblast+Kevin+hirth&qid=1576806836&sr=8-1

Alan breaks through the jammage and blockage to further explore the question "Why do I #wrestlecast?" during his early-morning truck-ride into town. Always know that whatever happens, Alan Johns loves his little warriors and can be reached at:

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If you want to help Alan fight back against whoever (or whatever) feels the need to fight him join Mr. TEC Bid (our beloved patron) at http://patreon.com/ringoftyranny and become our 2nd, 3rd, even our 4th patron! Help us build a Hacker-force!

"Ring of Tyranny" artwork by Logan Hill (www.loganpatrickhill.com)

Music: http://kevinhirth.bandcamp.com //

All episodes of "Grass Growing" can be found at: http://ringoftyranny.podbean.com //

This podcast is 100% fact (or fiction).

Well, here it is, folks, PART TWO of the INTERVENTION NET retrospective. What is Intervention Net? Is it a web-series about the behavior technology perpetuates? Or is it a band that formed and played for a while in Brooklyn before moving back to Texas? Is it both, and/or possibly more than that?

This podcast includes the elusive IntNet track, "She's a Weapon", which was recorded for Brian Clark's short-film "Diary of a Miserable Girl".

http://intnet.bandcamp.com // https://interventionnet.bandcamp.com //

"Intervention Net: The Series" is available on YouTube here - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL52A6F43E4F9107B9 // 

Also, there was a band called Money/Paper/Hearts that Intervention Net played a few shows with in Brooklyn and they were always fantastic. Here's a link to them:

https://mph79.bandcamp.com // https://www.amazon.com/Money-Paper-Hearts/dp/B001JA3WMS //

Intervention Net // Mike - Bass, VOX / Nick - Drums, VOX / Kevin - Guitar/VOX //

[email protected] // http://patreon.com/ringoftyranny // www.loganpatrickhill.com //

This podcast is 100% INTERVENED

All episodes of Grass Growing available at http://ringoftyranny.podbean.com //

Well, here it is, folks. Part one of the Intervention Net retrospective. What was Intervention Net? Was it a band? Was it a web series? Was it both?

At one point in time, the RSS-Feed-Owner was living in New York City, Brooklyn to be specific, Bed Stuy, to be exact. He'd formed Tra-La-Log & D.I.G.I.T.A.L., he'd formed China Street, he'd formed High Chief. He'd played in Barry Kramer, Cha-Cha Heels, and Gay Marriage. He'd graduated Audio school and he'd edited the news at  a Telemundo station. Now he lived in Brooklyn where he worked temp-jobs during the day and recorded music ideas in his bedroom at night for a small audience of mice. Every once in a while he'd make it out to the Shenedoah Valley or Atlantic City to visit the infamous Brothers Vacovsky and for a short time he worked on a video project called "Roomies" with his friend Brian Clark (mentioned previously in the song "Waves"). After about a year of this, the RSS-Feed-Owner's dear old friends, Nick and Mike, made it to the city and they three moved to Sunset Park, Brooklyn where they started a NEW band and a NEW web-series called INTERVENTION NET. Intervention lasted about 3 years and 21 episodes. They played numerous shows in New York during the 2008-2009 period and a few in Austin and Houston after moving back to Texas in 2009. Some would say the RSS-Feed-Owner's friends saved his life, but you can decide for yourself after watching said life chronicled in the 21-episode web-series INTERVENTION NET 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL52A6F43E4F9107B9 //

The music contained in this podcast spans their short discography and also included is a live performance from Austin, TX. It isn't perfect,  some would say shaky, in fact, but it is one of the only existing recording of this trio attempting these complicated ditties live, so maybe some of you who have ever put the hard-work of your blood, sweat, and tears into something can appreciate that. If not, well take a number and get in line with the rest of the drones.

https://intnet.bandcamp.com // https://interventionnet.bandcamp.com // 

Mike - Bass, VOX / Nick - Drums, VOX / Kevin - Guitar/VOX //

"Roomies" - https://www.youtube.com/user/RoomiesShow //

[email protected] // http://patreon.com/ringoftyranny // www.loganpatrickhill.com // 

This podcast is 100% INTERVENTIONED. STAY TUNED FOR PART TWO

All episodes of Grass Growing can be found at: http://ringoftyranny.podbean.com //

Grass Growing was the original podcast on this RSS-feed, of which the RSS-feed-owner was co-host with Nick Lombard. The podcast was a weekly phone call between two buds that eventually become a short-song factory as they would come up with ideas for songs while recording the convo and thus were forced to write and record that song before the episode was released the next week. This proved somewhat difficult as one bud lived in Austin and the other in Houston. The first episode was recorded the night before Hurricane Harvey hit Houston and thus a legendary podcast that would go on to one day nearly take over The Ten Minute Podcast RSS-feed was born. Nick and Kevin made it work for months, recording nearly 100 tiny songs and touching on every important topic that has ever existed. This episode of the Kaveman Files showcases some of the fine songs they wrote, including the two songs from the third season that were never released on the planned full-length album as the show went on indefinite hiatus due to scheduling conflicts before that was possible. The infamous screenplay for the buds' planned film project, "Night of the Grackle" which almost certainly would have been among the greatest films ever made was also put on indefinite hold. There are no current plans to restart recording of Grass Growing, the door remains in wait, but nothing is impossible. 

Unreleased songs:

"Baskets' Case" - 00:00:15

"Hirth & Lombard: Buds on Patrol" - 00:26:00

http://grassgrowing.bandcamp.com //

All episodes of the Grass Growing podcast are available at http://ringoftyranny.podbean.com //

Artwork by Logan Hill: www.loganpatrickhill.com //

 

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This podcast is 100% a bud of blade of grass growing, just like the rest of us.

Alan further explores the ultimate question, "Why do I #wrestlecast?" during today's early-morning truck-ride into town, taking a closer look at the long, nearly Iron-Man-length wrestling match that is his life.

[email protected] // http://patreon.com/ringoftyranny // www.loganpatrickhill.com //

music: http://kevinhirth.bandcamp.com //

All episodes are available at http://ringoftyranny.podbean.com //

 

This podcast is 100% being interfered with by someone (or something) in a (long) lineup of usual suspects.

Ring of Tyranny listeners, today you are in for a real treat. No, it's not another episode of The Chicago P.D. Files or The NWA Powerrr Files or even a #wrestlecastnation salute, within this episode is the world-premiere of the original High Chief demo tapes. "Who?" You may ask, or "What is High Chief?" Well, lucky you, you are about to find out! These demos were recorded in the mountains of the Shenandoah Valley in 2007 as the RSS-feed-owner made his way to New York City and stopped off to see his old friends who had moved there from Houston. He drove through ice and snow in the middle of a freezing night in February to start this band, a post Tra-La-Log & D.I.G.I.T.A.L. homage (which is Italian for tribute) to bands like Thin Lizzy, Rush, and Rainbow; You know, the good stuff! The RSS-feed-owner and the infamous Brothers Vacovsky really did get snowed in, and thus, trapped on the mountain that weekend. Somewhere between jamming Lynyrd Skynyrd and AC/DC songs with Uncle Joe and Rick the Truck-Driver they recorded this classic handful of tunes that has never been heard by the outside world...until now. 

http://highchiefband.bandcamp.com //

Keys/Vox - Roger Vacovsky III // Bass/Vox - Eric Vacovsky // Guitar/Vox - Kevin Hirth //

Songs: Indian Farm // Birdsong & Sunshine // Child Abuse // Trapped on a Mountain // Trolls Away! // Trash, Man //

 

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Each and every word of this episode description is 100% true.