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IR: The Socal Sessions #34 – Salmon of Capistrano
Yes, there’s a place where musicians instinctively flock like the Salmon of Capistrano. Well the quote goes something like that; obviously off quite a bit, but fits the random theme of the show. Just listen through here and it may suddenly appear when you hear the song about Colorado, or maybe it was the one about California.
Lots of interesting tracks abound today. We’ve got a possible aborist/experimental musician from Burbank who plays a living tree as an instrument as well as a live introduction from my trip to the The Roxy Theater in Los Angeles to see local musician Chance perform. There’s bagpipe music leading into tracks about towns in the Southern California desert, Ennio Morricone influenced pop-folk and some mutinous piratical pub-stomping rock from up the coast in Santa Barbara. We even managed to find a band that recorded their album in San Pedro to tell a tale about a sad crane operator from the Ports of LA, with a brief introduction to the town from one of my liquored up friends who speaks of Bukowski and commerce.
Please enjoy today’s mixtape, so to speak.
TRT: 1:04:12
TRACK LISTING
1] The Mutineers – Hell No
2] California Celts – Hills of Yucca Valley
3] Superhumanoids – Palm Springs (KKS remix)
4] Pepepiano – Millennium Wet Dream
5] Francisco The Man – Broken Arrow
6] Stone Darling – All I Wanna Do
7] The Lonely Wild – Right Side of the Road
8] From Here to LA – Colorado
9] Letting Up Despite Great Faults – Teenage Tide
10] 50FOOTWAVE – Radiant Addict
11] 400 Blows – We Killed Like Champions
12] Codpiece – Lament of the Crane Operator
13] Diego Stocco – Music From a Tree
14] White Apple Tree – Circles
15] Chance – Independent (w/ live intro from The Roxy Theatre – 2011)
[audio:http://insomniaradio.net/audio/irtscs34.mp3]
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Yes, there’s a place where musicians instinctively flock like the Salmon of Capistrano. Well the quote goes something like that; obviously off quite a bit, but fits the random theme of the show. Just listen through here and it may suddenly appear when you hear the song about Colorado, or maybe it was the one about California.
Lots of interesting tracks abound today. We’ve got a possible aborist/experimental musician from Burbank who plays a living tree as an instrument as well as a live introduction from my trip to the The Roxy Theater in Los Angeles to see local musician Chance perform. There’s bagpipe music leading into tracks about towns in the Southern California desert, Ennio Morricone influenced pop-folk and some mutinous piratical pub-stomping rock from up the coast in Santa Barbara. We even managed to find a band that recorded their album in San Pedro to tell a tale about a sad crane operator from the Ports of LA, with a brief introduction to the town from one of my liquored up friends who speaks of Bukowski and commerce.
Please enjoy today’s mixtape, so to speak.
TRT: 1:04:12
TRACK LISTING
1] The Mutineers – Hell No
2] California Celts – Hills of Yucca Valley
3] Superhumanoids – Palm Springs (KKS remix)
4] Pepepiano – Millennium Wet Dream
5] Francisco The Man – Broken Arrow
6] Stone Darling – All I Wanna Do
7] The Lonely Wild – Right Side of the Road
8] From Here to LA – Colorado
9] Letting Up Despite Great Faults – Teenage Tide
10] 50FOOTWAVE – Radiant Addict
11] 400 Blows – We Killed Like Champions
12] Codpiece – Lament of the Crane Operator
13] Diego Stocco – Music From a Tree
14] White Apple Tree – Circles
15] Chance – Independent (w/ live intro from The Roxy Theatre – 2011)
[audio:http://insomniaradio.net/audio/irtscs34.mp3]
Download IR: The SoCal Sessions #34
Subscribe to The SoCal Sessions
Original Image By debaird @ FLICKR – Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)