RP Listener Forum - Radio Paradise

Posted: May 17, 2013 - 5:15pm

The Coldmiser Sophomore effort is going out in the mail this Saturday...Just in time for the Memorial Day Weekend (or for Fuzzy the Victoria Day Holiday)_

Posted: May 10, 2013 - 9:43am

kurtster wrote:

Iffen its lost forever, let me know. I'll burn another.

I will, I should be able to find it though unless the cats ate it but I have not seen any bulging disc in their stomach! {#Eek}

Posted: May 10, 2013 - 9:38am

sirdroseph wrote:

I still haven't located that disk, but I do remember seeing it when I received the package. {#Eek}

I will look some more, I remember taking it out so I don't think I accidentally threw it away with packaging, will let you know this weekend.

Iffen its lost forever, let me know. I'll burn another.

Posted: May 10, 2013 - 9:28am

I still haven't located that disk, but I do remember seeing it when I received the package. {#Eek}

I will look some more, I remember taking it out so I don't think I accidentally threw it away with packaging, will let you know this weekend.

Posted: May 10, 2013 - 9:14am

kurtster wrote:

Everyone has listened, so ...
(sird find the second disc ?)

Guilty pleasures was my theme for this one. Keren Ann is my newest one, so much so that I actually bought the CD. Love the lyrics and that hooky bass throughout. Into JS for a lyrical reply to the first track. Vinyl, never made it to CD. I want to do a mix around Stairway To Cleveland somehow from that album in the future. Do Ya just popped into my head as the answer to both previous tracks. This is the original version. The Move predates ELO and Jeff Lynne brought the song with him to ELO after the Move broke up.

Toy Matinee was something that got a little airplay here in Cleveburg when it came out and this song was the reason I bought that CD. The last line in Do Ya set that one up for the segue. Seeings howse we were flying, Eight Miles High was a WTF, why not kinda thing. Then flying naked on an airplane taking pictures into Japanese pictures and London Calling into Politics of Dancing which is part of a favorite segue that dates back to my cassette days. {#Mrgreen} My all time favorite version of Morning Dew slides into two ooh la la’s. Local heroes Brewer & Shipley into Brian Wilson’s GV from the mythical Smile album that finally got finished after Brian escaped from the mad doctor. The lyrics took some getting used to but the way the music was done this time just beats the original by light years. And out with one of my favorite one hit wonders that I still like even though you hear it everywhere on commercials and TV credits.

Had tons of fun doing it and listened to it for a few months before giving it up.
Printing is still primitive here so no artwork with this …

Da Playlist RPMCC 7

1 ~ Keren Ann ~ My Name Is Trouble

2 ~Jefferson Starship ~ Save Your Love

3 ~ The Move ~ Do Ya

4 ~ Toy Matinee ~ Last Plane Out

5 ~ Roxy Music ~ Eight Miles High

6 ~ Filter ~ Take A Picture

7 ~ The Vapors ~ Turning Japanese

8 ~ Clash ~LondonCalling

9 ~ Reflex ~ The Politics Of Dancing

10 ~Nazareth~ Morning Dew

11 ~ The New Pornographers ~ The Bleeding Heart Show

12 ~ Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel ~ Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)

13 ~ Brewer and Shipley ~ Witchie Tai To

14 ~ Brian Wilson ~ Good Vibrations

15 ~ The New Radicals ~ Get What You Give

Here is the playlist for the live mp3 mix from my third one that I never posted that is on the disc with the 3 hour mix for those long rides. There is no playlist for that one, but I can tell what one is if you tell me what’s in front of it and after it. Like Curved Air is what follows the Dave Mason track. Lot’s of turning the volume up and down. Threw it together in an hour going out the door to the OBX last trip.

Playlist RP MCC 3

1 ~ Michael Stanley ~ Let’s Get The Show On The Road

2 ~ James Gang ~ The Bomber (40^thReunion Concert)

3 ~ Les and Eddie ~ Compared To What

4 ~ Kinks ~ Celluloid Heroes

5 ~ Jimmy Buffett ~ One Particular Harbor

6 ~ Jane’s Addiction ~ Jane Says

7 ~ Nils Lofgren ~ Goin Back

8 ~ Billy Joel & Elton John ~ My Life

9 ~ Rolling Stones ~ Dead Flowers

10 ~ Butthole Surfers ~ Pepper

11 ~ Roger Waters ~ Money

12 ~ The Who ~ Magic Bus

I enjoyed this mix quite a bit. Lot of 80's stuff that i haven't heard in, well since the 80's. When Politics of Dancing came on I was thinking I haven't heard this Bowie song in awhile and was puzzled to see Reflex as the artist. Had to Google that one to find out if it was a guest vocal or not (NOT). The live disc didn't play in the car so I haven't given it an ear yet. Now seeing the list I will have to find the time to put it on the puter. Thanks for the listening pleasure Kurtster! {#Cheers}

Posted: May 8, 2013 - 1:57pm

Everyone has listened, so ...
(sird find the second disc ?)

Guilty pleasures was my theme for this one. Keren Ann is my newest one, so much so that I actually bought the CD. Love the lyrics and that hooky bass throughout. Into JS for a lyrical reply to the first track. Vinyl, never made it to CD. I want to do a mix around Stairway To Cleveland somehow from that album in the future. Do Ya just popped into my head as the answer to both previous tracks. This is the original version. The Move predates ELO and Jeff Lynne brought the song with him to ELO after the Move broke up.

Toy Matinee was something that got a little airplay here in Cleveburg when it came out and this song was the reason I bought that CD. The last line in Do Ya set that one up for the segue. Seeings howse we were flying, Eight Miles High was a WTF, why not kinda thing. Then flying naked on an airplane taking pictures into Japanese pictures and London Calling into Politics of Dancing which is part of a favorite segue that dates back to my cassette days. {#Mrgreen} My all time favorite version of Morning Dew slides into two ooh la la’s. Local heroes Brewer & Shipley into Brian Wilson’s GV from the mythical Smile album that finally got finished after Brian escaped from the mad doctor. The lyrics took some getting used to but the way the music was done this time just beats the original by light years. And out with one of my favorite one hit wonders that I still like even though you hear it everywhere on commercials and TV credits.

Had tons of fun doing it and listened to it for a few months before giving it up.
Printing is still primitive here so no artwork with this …

Da Playlist RPMCC 7

1 ~ Keren Ann ~ My Name Is Trouble

2 ~Jefferson Starship ~ Save Your Love

3 ~ The Move ~ Do Ya

4 ~ Toy Matinee ~ Last Plane Out

5 ~ Roxy Music ~ Eight Miles High

6 ~ Filter ~ Take A Picture

7 ~ The Vapors ~ Turning Japanese

8 ~ Clash ~LondonCalling

9 ~ Reflex ~ The Politics Of Dancing

10 ~Nazareth~ Morning Dew

11 ~ The New Pornographers ~ The Bleeding Heart Show

12 ~ Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel ~ Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)

13 ~ Brewer and Shipley ~ Witchie Tai To

14 ~ Brian Wilson ~ Good Vibrations

15 ~ The New Radicals ~ Get What You Give

Here is the playlist for the live mp3 mix from my third one that I never posted that is on the disc with the 3 hour mix for those long rides. There is no playlist for that one, but I can tell what one is if you tell me what’s in front of it and after it. Like Curved Air is what follows the Dave Mason track. Lot’s of turning the volume up and down. Threw it together in an hour going out the door to the OBX last trip.

Playlist RP MCC 3

1 ~ Michael Stanley ~ Let’s Get The Show On The Road

2 ~ James Gang ~ The Bomber (40^thReunion Concert)

3 ~ Les and Eddie ~ Compared To What

4 ~ Kinks ~ Celluloid Heroes

5 ~ Jimmy Buffett ~ One Particular Harbor

6 ~ Jane’s Addiction ~ Jane Says

7 ~ Nils Lofgren ~ Goin Back

8 ~ Billy Joel & Elton John ~ My Life

9 ~ Rolling Stones ~ Dead Flowers

10 ~ Butthole Surfers ~ Pepper

11 ~ Roger Waters ~ Money

12 ~ The Who ~ Magic Bus

Posted: May 8, 2013 - 4:45am

kurtster wrote:

Next up, ColdMiser for May.

February   rmgman
March       Lazy8
April         kurtster
May         ColdMiser
June         sirdroseph
July          fuzzy

Y'all

Yep, got the mix done. Going to burn this week and hopefully in the mail Saturday.

Posted: May 7, 2013 - 7:57am

Next up, ColdMiser for May.

February   rmgman
March       Lazy8
April         kurtster
May         ColdMiser
June         sirdroseph
July          fuzzy

Y'all

Posted: May 3, 2013 - 9:48am

Got it today. Dropped off my daughter at the airport and will listen to the disc while driving around the city (CD shopping). Then I'll pop the bonus disc in on my 1.5hrs drive back home.

Posted: Apr 30, 2013 - 9:20am

Got mine yesterday! Will comment after everyone reports in and you post your artwork and what not. Looks like put a smile on yer face music and thanks for the bonus CD! {#Bananapiano}

Posted: Apr 28, 2013 - 5:21pm

Got mine Saturday as well, ready to tee it up on the way to work Monday morning

Posted: Apr 28, 2013 - 5:18pm

Kurtster—no jury would convict you. {#Cheers}

Posted: Apr 28, 2013 - 4:37pm

Cool, 2 in.

The second disc I'll discuss now a little bit as it is not the main attraction. Last go round, fuzzy mentioned that he did a lot of driving and I mentioned that I had a 3 hour mix I made up for my last trip to the Outer Banks and that he would be most interested in giving it a listen. So I finally found it and burned it along with an mp3 version of my 3rd RPMCC disc which was all live music. I not sure if any of our current members ever received it and for some reason, I simply fell apart back then and never even posted the playlist or anything else about it.

So in an effort of getting the most for the postage dollar, I tossed them in and figured I might as well share them with everyone. There is no playlist for that one. Its one giant 3 hour and 22 minute mp3 mix composed of remasters from hippie and me put together, crossfaded an all. It plays as a single track so there is no skipping to the next song in case you might hear a track that doesn't float your boat. It does require some periodic adjusting of the volume as some were never good enough for public consumption. But what the hell. So if your car player doesn't do mp3 discs, throw it on your ipod or whatever and give it a listen. Best listened to while boogying down the freeway in the wee hours of the night. But that's just me.

Cheers for now !

Posted: Apr 28, 2013 - 3:14pm

kurtster wrote:

Sorry for the delay. Life got nutso at the wrong time.

Finishing up. Finally found the extra stuff I was looking for to include with this turn.

Should be in the mail this afternoon.

Got mine yesterday (Saturday) and just listened to the 1st Disc.

Don't want to give the theme away, so I won't say anything at the moment except that I enjoyed your mixture greatly as usual. Bravo! {#Cheers}

Posted: Apr 28, 2013 - 12:20pm

Got mine yesterday, will be giving a listen today.

Posted: Apr 25, 2013 - 9:36am

kurtster wrote:

Sorry for the delay. Life got nutso at the wrong time.

Finishing up. Finally found the extra stuff I was looking for to include with this turn.

Should be in the mail this afternoon.

Done ! The wife is taking them to the PO shortly ...

Posted: Apr 25, 2013 - 6:24am

Sorry for the delay. Life got nutso at the wrong time.

Finishing up. Finally found the extra stuff I was looking for to include with this turn.

Should be in the mail this afternoon.

Posted: Apr 21, 2013 - 7:57am

fuzzy wrote:

I just popped it in for another listen. I played it a lot not long ago. Admittedly not the kind of music i listen to often, but i love this for a reason i'm still trying to articulate. Simplicity and purity is all i can come up with. Some of it conjures up memories of A&E's production of Pride & Prejudice. And hell, when my head is full of rock & roll, it needs to be aired out now and then and this CD fits the bill to perfection.

Well done. {#Clap}

And i love the pic at the very top. The lady appears enraptured. {#Hearteyes}

Couldn't add much more to that myself. It will be a go to CD for me, too, whenever I need a good mental flossing.

{#Clap}

Posted: Apr 21, 2013 - 7:30am

Lazy8 wrote:

As some of you already know...I like to dance. This mix is a collection of some of my favorite music from some of my favorite bands for one of my favorite dances: the waltz.

The waltz is one of the simplest dances there are, and the music tends to be spare and elegant. It also tends to be heartbreakingly beautiful. This collection is all music I have personally danced to, on CDs I bought from the musicians themselves.

Covers are in slightly odd order due to the layout in the software I used.

Yes loved it, even took the wife for a twirl or two! Also seriously, tremendous artwork looks better than commercially produced! {#Cheers}

Posted: Apr 21, 2013 - 7:23am

Lazy8 wrote:

As some of you already know...I like to dance. This mix is a collection of some of my favorite music from some of my favorite bands for one of my favorite dances: the waltz.

The waltz is one of the simplest dances there are, and the music tends to be spare and elegant. It also tends to be heartbreakingly beautiful. This collection is all music I have personally danced to, on CDs I bought from the musicians themselves.

Covers are in slightly odd order due to the layout in the software I used.

covers

I just popped it in for another listen. I played it a lot not long ago. Admittedly not the kind of music i listen to often, but i love this for a reason i'm still trying to articulate. Simplicity and purity is all i can come up with. Some of it conjures up memories of A&E's production of Pride & Prejudice. And hell, when my head is full of rock & roll, it needs to be aired out now and then and this CD fits the bill to perfection.

Well done. {#Clap}

And i love the pic at the very top. The lady appears enraptured. {#Hearteyes}