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By Project Moonbase - DJ Bongoboy & MC Zirconium - Futurologists, antiquarians and explorers in the outer realms of the music multiverseComedySociety & CultureMusicPhilosophy
Project Moonbase – The Historic Sound of the Future | Unusual music show | Podcast | Space cult | projectmoonbase.com episodes
- PMB139: Do It Yourself (Leonard Nimoy, The Invaders, Gabor Szabo, Juan Pestañas, Barry Gray, People Like Us, The Cues, Dave Vorhaus, juncmodule, Vinny Roma)Partly inspired by MC Zirconium's recent close encounter with the world of DIY as well the recent arrival of an amazing compilation of home-made recordings we thought we'd tackle that thorny topic of home improvement.1 hr 1 min
- PMB139: Do It Yourself (Leonard Nimoy, The Invaders, Gabor Szabo, Juan Pestañas, Barry Gray, People Like Us, The Cues, Dave Vorhaus, juncmodule, Vinny Roma)Partly inspired by MC Zirconium's recent close encounter with the world of DIY as well the recent arrival of an amazing compilation of home-made recordings we thought we'd tackle that thorny topic of home improvement.1 hr 1 min
- PMB138: Please Please Me (Beatallica, Kenny Lynch, Renato e seus Blue Caps, Eric Winstone Orchestra, Dick Hyman, Santo & Johnny, Sylvie Vartan, Syd Dale Combo, Martin Denny, Mae West)We like to be fashionably late to the party so this week on the show we finally get round to marking the 50th anniversary of the release of The Beatles' first album, Please Please Me. As we've done previously with the likes of The White Album, The Man Machine and Nevermind, we've attempted to do a track-for-track cover of (most) of the tracks on the album.We've managed to find cover versions covering genres as diverse as metal mash-up, Brazilian pop, electronic exotica and French ye-ye to name but four. We also bring you the track which has the accolade of being the first ever cover version of a Beatles song by none other than Kenny Lynch.54 min
- PMB138: Please Please Me (Beatallica, Kenny Lynch, Renato e seus Blue Caps, Eric Winstone Orchestra, Dick Hyman, Santo & Johnny, Sylvie Vartan, Syd Dale Combo, Martin Denny, Mae West)We like to be fashionably late to the party so this week on the show we finally get round to marking the 50th anniversary of the release of The Beatles' first album, Please Please Me. As we've done previously with the likes of The White Album, The Man Machine and Nevermind, we've attempted to do a track-for-track cover of (most) of the tracks on the album.We've managed to find cover versions covering genres as diverse as metal mash-up, Brazilian pop, electronic exotica and French ye-ye to name but four. We also bring you the track which has the accolade of being the first ever cover version of a Beatles song by none other than Kenny Lynch.54 min
- PMB137: Enquire Within (Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, Hailu Mergia, Eccentronic Research Council, The Italia Conti School, Carol-Leigh & Hank Midlin, Bakhshi Wazir, Listening Center, The Currie Brothers, Xtro)On this week's particularly enquiring edition of the show we catch up with some new releases and return to a recent favourite.We have a track from the chart-topping (in Japan) new album by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, the latest reissues from Awesome Tapes from Africa and Trunk Records, a selection from a great new collection of private press recordings, the latest (but sadly penultimate) volume of Ghost Box's Study Series and a track from the latest compilation of real and imaginary 80s recordings from Bedroom Cassette Masters.1 hr
- PMB137: Enquire Within (Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, Hailu Mergia, Eccentronic Research Council, The Italia Conti School, Carol-Leigh & Hank Midlin, Bakhshi Wazir, Listening Center, The Currie Brothers, Xtro)On this week's particularly enquiring edition of the show we catch up with some new releases and return to a recent favourite.We have a track from the chart-topping (in Japan) new album by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, the latest reissues from Awesome Tapes from Africa and Trunk Records, a selection from a great new collection of private press recordings, the latest (but sadly penultimate) volume of Ghost Box's Study Series and a track from the latest compilation of real and imaginary 80s recordings from Bedroom Cassette Masters.1 hr
- PMB136 Puffing on the Moon Pipe (Klaus Wunderlich, Pink Disco Queen, Raymond Scott, Sounds Orchestral, Gillian Hills, Arthur “Guitar Boogie” Smith, When, Matthew Herbert, Peggy Lee, Richard Groove Holmes)At the suggestion of loyal listener Squig, this week's show celebrates the intoxicating delight - and health benefits - of our favourite member of the nightshade family, tobacco. This celebration takes the form of music from genres such as cheesy organ, cartoon jazz, Norwegian sampledelica and a new one to us here at the Moonbase, Pink Floyd Disco.59 min
- PMB136 Puffing on the Moon Pipe (Klaus Wunderlich, Pink Disco Queen, Raymond Scott, Sounds Orchestral, Gillian Hills, Arthur “Guitar Boogie” Smith, When, Matthew Herbert, Peggy Lee, Richard Groove HolAt the suggestion of loyal listener Squig, this week's show celebrates the intoxicating delight - and health benefits - of our favourite member of the nightshade family, tobacco. This celebration takes the form of music from genres such as cheesy organ, cartoon jazz, Norwegian sampledelica and a new one to us here at the Moonbase, Pink Floyd Disco.59 min
- PMB135: Mansooba Chand Asaas (Karim Shahab Ud Din, Sohail Rana, Gulshan Aara Syed, M. Ashraf, Bakhshi Wazir, Tafo, Nahid Akhtar, Benjamin Sisters, Ali Abbas, Khalid Ghayur, Jamal Ghani, Aay Jays)At MC Zirconium's prompting, we pay a long overdue return visit to the enormous archive of EMI Pakistan, a collection of recordings stretching back decades which, thanks to some forward-thinking businessmen in Karachi is now in private ownership and all available in download form. The whole show is made up of music from Pakistan, with most of the show drawn from EMI's musical treasure trove.1 hr 8 min
- PMB135: Mansooba Chand Asaas (Karim Shahab Ud Din, Sohail Rana, Gulshan Aara Syed, M. Ashraf, Bakhshi Wazir, Tafo, Nahid Akhtar, Benjamin Sisters, Ali Abbas, Khalid Ghayur, Jamal Ghani, Aay Jays)At MC Zirconium's prompting, we pay a long overdue return visit to the enormous archive of EMI Pakistan, a collection of recordings stretching back decades which, thanks to some forward-thinking businessmen in Karachi is now in private ownership and all available in download form. The whole show is made up of music from Pakistan, with most of the show drawn from EMI's musical treasure trove.1 hr 8 min
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Project Moonbase is filled with music to surprise, delight and occasionally horrify you. Made by someone who really cares (and his prisoner). We bring you music you’ve never heard before that will put…
a smile on your face, open your third eye and make you dance. We love space age bachelor pad music, library music, charity shop cheese, hauntology, ping pong stereo, moog music, sitar-driven psychedelia, lounge, the retro-futuristic, contemporary electronica, soundtrack music, radiophonics, euro-pop, orchestral-pop, industrial-opera, hyphens, 8bit, chip tune, skwee, uneasy listening and steel drums. We’ve been known to salute the theramin, sidle up to an ondes Martenot and smile beneficently on the ukelele. Every episode includes the unnecessary news: the strange, the weird, the futuristic and the fun. Join us now and in the future!