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Episode 49 – 2011 in Review
Reminder that the feed for the podcast has moved. Please click here to subscribe to the new feed via iTunes, or here to get the RSS.
Much like last year’s wrap-up show, it feels like this episode has been in the works for a long time. And also like last year, the wait was worth every second. There’s a technical hiccup or two along the way, but such things happen when you’re on a transatlantic call. I should also mention that I think it’s fitting that my final guests of 2011 are Brits, since I’m hoping to reach out to a few more international guests in the coming year.
As is to be expected, this episode is lengthy – matter of fact it’s the longest Matineecast episode ever! It beat the old mark by a mere forty-two seconds, and appropriately enough the old mark was held by the “2010 in review” episode. Guess I got those chapter stops figured out right in the nick of time, eh?
Once again I bring you an episode that is far more collaborative than most, and I want to thank everybody who helped me bring it together. I couldn’t be happier with the results, and it’s a fitting send-off for a year where going to the movies introduced me to so many wonderful people – both around the world and here at home .By the way – For my favorite part of the episode, go straight to chapter seven, or the sixty minute mark.
Finally, if you’re curious about the songs used as bed music, the track list can be found below in the show notes. Many thanks to Shane for helping point me towards additional songs.
Here’s what’s in store in the Ron Guidry episode…
Runtime
86 minutes, 46 seconds
Up for Discussion
1. Introduction
2. KNOW YOUR ENEMY– Q& A with this week’s guests Simon Columb from Screen Insight and the lovely Sarah Meadows (2:15)
– Our Top Five of 2011 –
3. THE FIVES ( 12:10 )
4. THE FOURS ( 25:38 )
5. THE THREES ( 39:41 )
6. THE TWOS ( 49:18 )
7. Past Guests Return with Their Top Picks ( 60:02 )
8. THE ONES ( 63:05 )
Tracklisting
(00:00) “Paradise” by Coldplay
(04:28) “Rumour Has It” by Adele
(08:07) “Will Do” by TV On The Radio
(11:49) “Pumped Up Kicks” by Foster the People
(15:39) “Mayhem” by Imelda May
(18:22) “Sad Song” by The Cars
(21:58) “The Bad in Each Other” by Feist
(26:35) “Don’t Sit Down ‘Cause I’ve Moved Your Chair
(29:36) “Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win” by The Beastie Boys
(33:45) “Stomp” by The Roots
(36:08) “Otis” by Jay-Z and Kanye West
(38:46) “Booty City” by Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
(41:27) “Super Bass” by Nicki Minaj
(44:46) “U & I” by Lady GaGa
(49:43) “Lonely Boy” by The Black Keys
(52:54) “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye
(56:57) “I Don’ Know” by the Sheepdogs
(60:02) “Under Cover of Darkness” by The Strokes
(62:59) “Amor Fail” by Washed Out
(67:19) “Black” by DJ Danger Mouse ft. Norah Jones
(70:49) “Lotus Flower” by Radiohead
(75:44) “Victory Dance” by My Morning Jacket
(81:18) “The Words That Maketh Murder” by PJ Harvey
(84:54) “Calgary” by Bon Hiver
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
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4.4
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Reminder that the feed for the podcast has moved. Please click here to subscribe to the new feed via iTunes, or here to get the RSS.
Much like last year’s wrap-up show, it feels like this episode has been in the works for a long time. And also like last year, the wait was worth every second. There’s a technical hiccup or two along the way, but such things happen when you’re on a transatlantic call. I should also mention that I think it’s fitting that my final guests of 2011 are Brits, since I’m hoping to reach out to a few more international guests in the coming year.
As is to be expected, this episode is lengthy – matter of fact it’s the longest Matineecast episode ever! It beat the old mark by a mere forty-two seconds, and appropriately enough the old mark was held by the “2010 in review” episode. Guess I got those chapter stops figured out right in the nick of time, eh?
Once again I bring you an episode that is far more collaborative than most, and I want to thank everybody who helped me bring it together. I couldn’t be happier with the results, and it’s a fitting send-off for a year where going to the movies introduced me to so many wonderful people – both around the world and here at home .By the way – For my favorite part of the episode, go straight to chapter seven, or the sixty minute mark.
Finally, if you’re curious about the songs used as bed music, the track list can be found below in the show notes. Many thanks to Shane for helping point me towards additional songs.
Here’s what’s in store in the Ron Guidry episode…
Runtime
86 minutes, 46 seconds
Up for Discussion
1. Introduction
2. KNOW YOUR ENEMY– Q& A with this week’s guests Simon Columb from Screen Insight and the lovely Sarah Meadows (2:15)
– Our Top Five of 2011 –
3. THE FIVES ( 12:10 )
4. THE FOURS ( 25:38 )
5. THE THREES ( 39:41 )
6. THE TWOS ( 49:18 )
7. Past Guests Return with Their Top Picks ( 60:02 )
8. THE ONES ( 63:05 )
Tracklisting
(00:00) “Paradise” by Coldplay
(04:28) “Rumour Has It” by Adele
(08:07) “Will Do” by TV On The Radio
(11:49) “Pumped Up Kicks” by Foster the People
(15:39) “Mayhem” by Imelda May
(18:22) “Sad Song” by The Cars
(21:58) “The Bad in Each Other” by Feist
(26:35) “Don’t Sit Down ‘Cause I’ve Moved Your Chair
(29:36) “Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win” by The Beastie Boys
(33:45) “Stomp” by The Roots
(36:08) “Otis” by Jay-Z and Kanye West
(38:46) “Booty City” by Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
(41:27) “Super Bass” by Nicki Minaj
(44:46) “U & I” by Lady GaGa
(49:43) “Lonely Boy” by The Black Keys
(52:54) “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye
(56:57) “I Don’ Know” by the Sheepdogs
(60:02) “Under Cover of Darkness” by The Strokes
(62:59) “Amor Fail” by Washed Out
(67:19) “Black” by DJ Danger Mouse ft. Norah Jones
(70:49) “Lotus Flower” by Radiohead
(75:44) “Victory Dance” by My Morning Jacket
(81:18) “The Words That Maketh Murder” by PJ Harvey
(84:54) “Calgary” by Bon Hiver
Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!