I Hear a New World- Podcast #9
















The ninth episode of I Hear a New World is available to be downloaded at:

This is the second installment of the Excursions in Space trilogy. With this episode, I have compiled an eclectic cross-section of artists including Bruce Haack, Sun Ra, Legendary Pink Dots, Ferrante and Teicher and Jimi Hendrix. I have posted the entire tracklist below so any mysteries of the unexplained can be, well, explained. This was originally supposed to be the second hour of a two-hour podcast, but it ended up being the middle section of a mix focusing on music associated with martians, astral voyages, UFO's and all other elements related to space.

One glance at the tracklist is all it will take to reveal the complexity of this podcast. The selection of music includes ambient electronic, wacky psychedelic rock, experimental noise and 50's novelty rock. Essentially, I have taken pieces of classic sci-fi films and restructured them within the context of this podcast to ensure seamless segueways between tracks. I hope you enjoy this episode of I Hear a New World.

I Hear a New World- Podcast #9- Excursions In Space Part 2

1) Prologue
2) Jimi Hendrix- EXP
3) The Legendary Pink Dots- The Saucers Are Coming
4) Free Pop Electronic Concept- Cosmos Rhythms
5) Sam Space and the Cadettes- Take Me To Your Leader Cha Cha Cha
6) Don Sebesky- The Martian Storm
7) Little Green Man
8) Dick Robinson- The Boppin’ Martian
9) Ferrante and Teicher- Man From Mars
10) The Ran-Dells- The Martian Hop
11) Interlude-187 Languages- Language Computer- Dialect
12) Bruce Haack- Ok Robot
13) Mollie Thompson- Cockeyed Ballad
14) The Legendary Stardust Cowboy- Rock-it to Stardom
15) Franco Battiato- Anafase
16) Jefferson Airplane- Saga of Sydney Spacepig
17) Sun Ra- Space Probe (excerpt)
18) Frank Strange- Transparent at Will
19) Cassini Saturn’s Bow Shock- 6-27-04
20) Pierre Henry and Michel Colombier- Psyche Rock
21) Kim Cascone- Zephirium Scan
22) Epilogue
23) Tom Dissevelt- Zanzi

Comments

Anonymous said…
For some reason, your podcasts no longer end up in my iTunes podcast subscriptions. Do you still submit them that way, or do I need to resubscribe?
These are cool shows!
12:14 PM
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