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Southern Fried Evil : May 18, 2005
This week Dirk is a little bit country, and Thax is a little bit rock'n'roll. We will be alternating tracks that have a southern-rock twang with songs from the *deep* south (Hades). Southern-fried evil !
What yer in for: Dixie Dregs - Pride O' The Farm Immortal - Unsilent Storms in the North Abyss Marshall Tucker Band - Take the Highway Nile - Defiling the Gates of Ishtar Stills-Young - Long May You Run Graveland - Call of the Black Forest Heartsfield - Racin' The Sun Cryptopsy - Headless It's a Beautiful Day - Don and Dewey Immolation - Higher Coward Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler - Yakety Axe Emperor - In the Worldless Chamber The Band - The Weight Dissection - The Grief Prophecy Shadows over a Lost Kingdom Outlaws - Green Grass & High Tides Marduk - Baptism by Fire Buffalo Springfield - Bluebird Enslaved - Eimdallr New Riders of the Purple Sage - Whatcha Gonna Do Melechesh - Annunaki's Golden Throne Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky Gorgoroth - Posessed (By Satan) J.D. Blackfoot - Angel Epoch of Unlight - Aberrant Shadows Grateful Dead - Box of Rain Tune in and find out for yourself why most listeners will decline to answer when asked what they think of the show! Show is Wednesday at 8 PM (EST), 7 PM (CST), 5 PM (PST) replay is on Thursday at 2 PM (EST), 1 PM (CST), 11 AM (PST) Mike Thaxton & Dirk Evans |
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1. This Mississippi boy takes mock offense at his home being referred to as Hades (although it is hot).
2. No complaints here! I'd just like to request some Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Charlie Daniels Band, and Lucero!
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When Peter Thelen did a show last year for Gnosis radio he played some nitty gritty dirt band, but, alas none since. He says I need to get their early albums. Don't know Lucero! Dirk |
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I once played Mr. Bojangles on BrainRock to much consternation of listeners.
Lucero is a band of constantly drunk country-rockers, but from an indie point of view. Think indie rock meets country rock.
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PS, I just put two Lucero tracks in the Gnosis recieving folder. They're pretty poor quality that I put on my puter way back when(.wma - not even .mp3). But, they're good songs and enough to give you a great idea of the band.
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Horrid Sounds were eminating from my Mac
Hello Gnosis,
Please stop creating these horribly themed playlists of non-progressive "music" [re; Southern Fried Evil : May 18, 2005]. I fled listening to broadcast fm radio to get away from this exact type of "music". If we at Aural Moon are at the center of the progressive rock universe, and the Gnosis playlist titled "Southern Fried Evil : May 18, 2005" is a star, it would be the furthest star from us. That show played neither Prog nor music [if that's what you call that shit from "Hades"]. It put AM listeners in a grumbling bad sttate of mind. Think... If I was a recent arrival at the moon, tuning in to that time slice of "music", I would have been turned off... lost would be another listener who would tell two freinds and so on, how bad AM is and not to go there. Think about what you play and how it will affect AM's standing amongst internet radio. It is an ever burgeoning market and space is limited for only the very best.
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I would agree that this was controversial show and something that probably shouldn't be aired here often.
Personally, I didn't mind listening to it. While I'm not a metal fan in general and certainly not a fan of this particular style, I just took these pieces with a good dose of humour, and it seems that my state of mind wasn't hurt much, if at all. It's ... hmm... refreshing to hear something different SOMETIMES, even if that something isn't "good" or "quality" music or so "pleasant" to listen to. -Methem |
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Re: Horrid Sounds were eminating from my Mac
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I consider the likes of The Dead, It's a beautiful day, The Band to name but three as VERY important and exceedingly good examples of what I love about music. It's diversity. It's good to hear the odd show that is "out there". We can RQ nearly all the time. A little change is good for the soul................now there's an idea!!!!!!! Anyone for Smokey and Otis????? |
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Thor....
If you go to other internet radio places there are tons of really heavy shows. Trust me.
I can't believe I'm defending Porc Tree, but I found your review of the show not really about the music as about the attitude. Let Steven Wilson do what he wants. I mean you cited "Halo" as tune you liked, but it's thrashier than most other stuff at that show. I thought we had fun with Dirk'd ditties. Between kev, poda, etc it was entertaining. Look, if Gnosis was to kill Aural moon, Rick James was played not too long ago. Do you remember that? Come on, it's just a couple of thrash songs. I welcome you to debate the merits of this show, which was a bit of a novelty, or my Sabbath show, which a lot of people felt was pretty good...and progressive. But to say this is what's on FM radio, no freaking way. It's all top 40 or the same rock tunes. Weren't you in with us when I played Quadrophenia? That's on FM radio. What's wrong with that? Have some fun, Chris. |
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Once in awhile somebody here has to stand up and shout that the emperor has no clothes. Serioulsy, any "new" listener tuning in looking/hoping to find a prog station would have been turned off by that CRAP. I've got to stand up with Thor and state in a loud and resounding voice that the emperor was indeed without clothes and add that what was left uncovered was pretty damned ugly too boot!
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Trying something different.
I think I'm going to lay off posting so much.
We're taking this way too seriously. If you think that one show is going to hurt the station, forget it. What hurts more is the inability to market and include the listener. Everything is important. Technical glitches, everything. As for myself, I'm going to try and do the best job I can. If I play something you don't like, well sorry. I don't like that Procol Harum tune you love vax and I use Microsoft products. Big deal. I come to the Moon to chat and have a good time. The occasional gem I hear far outweighs the occasional dud. I never said I liked death metal. Actually, I detest it. But it was a funny concept. See you all around........ |
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About the format of this week's show... For the 2 hours that we have, we have 2 basic objectives: 1) To represent the vast array of music that is covered on the Gnosis web-site. 2) To bring in something new to the Aural Moon airwaves that is not already in the database that will eventually come up randomly anyway. I found it very interesting how lively and active the shoutbox was during the duration of show. Within minutes after the show was over, no one said anything at all for 3 hours! It seems boredom set in after hearing something different for a change. Of course you will not hear this same type of show again because we do something different every week. Dirk |
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Gnosis has done some great shows... this last one was, IMHO, not one of them.
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Perhaps that Gnosis show was the best thing to happen for while.
Not because it musically was fantastic - I certainly didn't enjoy some the music that for me sounded like somebody's gut being shattered over the speakers. I fled and listene to Ray wilson instead. But becuase it shows the passion people have for AM and prog in general. It gets them up form the seats and shout. But R&R is right in the sense we have to be tolerant and listen to what other epople canlisten to. Since 170 listeners is about the maximum the loss of one possible prog fan can be negotiated. No something different won't harm for a limited time only. One can always switch off
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okay so here's my two cents
since i was a vocal part of the melee that was passing for music on gnosis.
no, i didn't like it...almost 95% of it(there was that fleeting moment during one piece)....and though it caused great distress to some of my fellow and favorite lunites....i would still hold to the basic premise of Gnosis shows and therefore endured most of the show. it was refreshing to hear the country tunes juxtaposed against the demonic-wannabe-i'm-so-evil-you can't-tell-what-i'm screeching metal whatever genre that was. i know what i like, and now i know what i don't like...as for losing listeners some might have left(i didn't take note of the listeners field during the show—i meant too though)...but you know what...sooner or later they would come back...the moon will have who she will have. it was a good show to sharpen my jabbing skills. i would never take it seriously knowing this place is solid in it's upholding progressive music standards....i think we are all the stronger for this show....but let's not do that one again poda p.s. rick keep posting, i love your voice and the same for thor who is so very passionate in his expressions of both like and dislike. this is what keeps us coming back 4 more then just the music. |
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Thax here, the other half (THE EVIL METAL HALF) of this week's controversial Gnosis Radio.
Dirk put it very well: "For the 2 hours that we have, we have 2 basic objectives: 1) To represent the vast array of music that is covered on the Gnosis web-site. 2) To bring in something new to the Aural Moon airwaves that is not already in the database that will eventually come up randomly anyway." I would add that our objective is also to play stuff that we like. Dirk likes some countryfied rock, I like some death/black metal. All of these artists are represented on Gnosis, making them fair game for Gnosis Radio. Our objective is not to torment anyone. It's to play music that we, three dudes who primarily listen to progressive rock, think is good and worthwhile. RogerMortis: "I certainly didn't enjoy some the music that for me sounded like somebody's gut being shattered over the speakers. I fled and listene to Ray wilson instead." Different strokes, man. To me, I'd rather have my own gut shattered than listen to Ray Wilson. But I genuinely respect your opinion. VAXman: "I've got to stand up with Thor and state in a loud and resounding voice that the emperor was indeed without clothes and add that what was left uncovered was pretty damned ugly too boot!" And I think you're completely wrong. You can call it shit and crap all you want, it doesn't change the fact that different people listen for different things in music. I like the intensity, brutality, epic nature and complexity of death and black metal. You don't. I don't care for a lot of the AOR that passes for "progressive rock" that's in regular rotation, but I respect that other people find things to like in it. Rick and Roll: "But it was a funny concept." To be fair to all, Rick's right - it was MEANT to be a jarring and odd juxtaposition. The idea made me smile, and I loved some of the transitions. Another of our objectives with Gnosis Radio is to do things with humor and irreverence. If you can't listen to music or go through life with a smile, well... Thanks all - rest assured you'll hear something different every week on Gnosis Radio, and that we really appreciate discussion of the playlist, positive or not. --mrt |
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thanks thax
....i'd say mission accomplished.
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Not yet!
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After seeing the playlist, I'm sorry I missed it. Maybe I can catch the repeat. Next time add some Johnny Cash. Rock on, Dirk.
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