Deedlecast

week, DJDeedle takes you to the mysterious, elusive, and exclusive Club

Pleasuredome.  Those of you who enjoyed the visit to the club too hip for me should especially relish this visit to a most opulent and energetic dance club. 

DJDeedle studios has been bombarded with high energy particles.  This Deedlecast is a high energy transmission from DJDeedle Studios directly to your ears.

Inspired by a good friend's, and fellow BBC fan's, blog post about BBC News' revamped image, title music, and opening sequence, this is a mix of three of the incomparable David Lowe's BBC sequences, and seven other BBC 24 News countdowns, announcements, and stings from the early 80s to the present.Don't forget, the next Deedlecast airs on its usual Friday, and the next news bulletin is at the top of the hour.

This week, DJDeedle serves a special hot plate of delicacies and old favorites.  Bon appétit!

Too caustic for funk. Too funky for acid. Totally digital.Danger: Caustic Language

Inspired by countless trips on Washington, DC's underground transport system, the "Metro,"

this Deedlecast attempts to capture the comical and frenetic quality

of both the system and its patrons.  Just put on your mp-3 player, sit

back, relax, and watch the people (and your wallet, purse, and other

valuables).  Like the people on the Metro, this podcast is quite the variety, and you never know what's coming next.  A word of advice for our visitors in our fair city

for the National Cherry Blossom Festival (March 29 - April 13, 2008):

please be kind enough to let people exit the train before trying to

enter, and remember to stand on the right and walk on the left of the

escalators. Also, no eating, drinking or loud music either!

Here's a little rearrangement/reinterpretation of Télépopmusik's "Breathe."  The radio/album edit was used in a 2002 commercial for the Mitsubishi Outlander.  I'm not sure if anyone bought the car because of the wonderful song, but I'm sure Télépopmusik sold a lot of albums because of the commercial.  This rearrangements contains extesive elements of another of Télépopmusik's songs from their Genetic World album, "Love Can Damage Your Health," a Deedle favorite some of you may remember from the February 16, 2007 episode of Deedlecast, Ambience Chasers.

This thing of being a good little goodie is all very well,

What can you do when you're loaded with plenty of hell?!

This Deedlecast is filled with the worst of the bad: thieves, deadbeat dads, dirty old men, heartbreakers, pimps, Michael Jackson, of course, and not a few rock stars.

Be warned, though, as we all know - Bad boys use rude words!

To round out your full dose of Depeche Mode, DJDeedle presents his remix of "Dream On."  For those of you who still haven't had your fill of Depeche Mode for the week, check out "Everything Counts" - Deedle's Housecleaning, Part 1

1. truthiness (noun) 1 : "truth that comes from the gut, not books" (Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," October 2005)2 : "the quality of preferring concepts or facts one wishes to be true, rather than concepts or facts known to be true" (American Dialect Society, January 2006)With the country gripped in the throes of the presidential primaries, DJDeedle decided that if we can't inject a little truth into the discourse, we can at least have a policy of truthiness. DJDeedle has been a fan of our boys the Depeche Mode for decades, and has been meaning to do a Deedlecast dedicated entirely to D-Mode. Because this Deedlecast is a little shorter in length that usual, I'll post an additional DJDeedle original Depeche Mode remix, "Dream On (Deedle's Plenary Dub)" at the same time to give you the full dose of the Mode.