I’m going to let the tunes do the talking on our twentieth podcast. This one will put some bubbles in your bath.
Aoife is the voice as ever.
nialler9 Podcast #20 (MP3)
Podcast #20 -Tracklisting
School Of Seven Bells - Prince Of Peace [
Alpinisms]
Grampall Jookabox - Black Girls [
Ropechain]
Cashier no.9 - 42 West Avenue [
Single]
Bjork - Dull Flame of Desire (Modeselektor ‘For Girls’ Remix) [
Dull Flame of Desire]
Empire of the Sun - Walking On A Dream (
Neon Neon Mix) [
Walking On A Dream]
SKEW - In Other Words [
Skew]
Chairlift - Planet Health [
Does You Inspire You]
Deerhunter - Nothing Ever Happened [
Microcastle]
The Octopus Project - I Saw The Bright Shinies [
Hello, Avalanche]
Reefer - Crony Island (feat. Busdriver) [
Reefer]
Friendly Fires...
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Podcasts,
Electronic,
Dance,
Au Revoir Simone,
Bjork,
Deerhunter,
Radioclit,
School of Seven Bells,
Cashier no.9,
Chairlift,
Empire of the Sun,
Esau Mwamawaya,
friendly fires,
Grampall Jookabox,
reefer,
Skew,
The Octopus Project,
the very best
We found out last night that our podcasts were shortlisted for The Irish Web Awards in Best Podcast category. That’s exciting! Luckily enough, we were due to record this anyway. Once again, we bring you the best new songs that have tickled our ears from Boston’s Passion Pit, Sheffield thanks to former 65 Days of Static member Feedle, London’s bonkers Max Tundra, Brooklyn’s groovy Gang Gang Dance, Dublin’s finest wind-up electronic from the Vinny Club, two sweaty lesbians from Tampa, LA’s noiseniks No Age plus Kentucky’s ambient Interstates and Bristol’s experimentallers Fuck Buttons. Plus, a strange oddity in Neil Young’s discography from 1982 thrown in! Aoife represents.
nialler9 Podcast #19 - September 2008 (MP3)
Podcast #19...
This is the soundtrack to your weekend. Whether that is driving down to the Picnic or ignoring the crowds and finding fun elsewhere, this is the upbeat podcast to have at your disposal. Aoife presents.
nialler9 Podcast #18 - August 2008 (MP3)
Podcast #18 -Tracklisting
The Human League - Love Action [Dare]
Roots Manuva - Do Nah Bodda Mi [Slime and Reason]
The Prodigy - Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix) [More Music For The Jilted Generation]
LadyHawke - Paris is Burning [Ladyhawke]
Herve & A-Trak feat Cadence Weapon - Roll With The Winners [Free CD with Mixmag]
You’re Only Massive - Booty [Dot-Dash]
Little Boots - Stuck on Repeat [Little Boots Music]
TV On The Radio - Golden Age [Dear Science]
Dengue Fever - Seeing Hands [Venus on Earth]
Mercury Rev - Senses on Fire...
I’ve been keeping loads of these tunes back from regular posts to put in this podcast. Loads of new material from Beck, Madvillain, Field Music, Grizzly Bear, Jahgan Blakkamoore, Minotaur Shock and Mogwai. Again, Santogold pops up, twice on this podcast. She can’t stay away. Enjoy 56 minutes of nialler9 approved and Aoife Mc-voiced bliss. Oh, and join the near 300 podcast if you haven’t already!
nialler9 Podcast #17 - July 2008 (MP3)
Podcast #17 -Tracklisting
N*E*R*D, Julian Casablancas, Santogold - My Drive Thru [Free Download]
Rarely Seen Above Ground - Moon Movin The Ocean [Contact him]
Beck -Walls [Modern Guilt]
Women - Black Rice [Women - Album removed from non-US/CA countries???]
Magnetic Fields - California Girls [Distortion]
Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks [MP3...
There’s been so much great music to digest lately and June’s podcast is the perfect format to showcase it all. The new BSS side-project/album, King Khan’s dastardly garage stomps (That’s him above), White Denim’s schizo dirty rock ‘n’ roll, a dollop of quality electronica, deep dancehall and dubstep from London, Irish alt-rock, indie and much more. Thanks to Aoife for the presenting. On with show sixteen! Download away.
nialler9 Podcast #16 - June 2008 (MP3)
Podcast #16 -Tracklisting
Broken Social Scene presents Brendan Canning - Hit The Wall [Something for All Of Us]
King Khan & The Shrines - Took My Lady Out to Dinner [The Supreme Genius of...]
White Denim - Sitting [Workout Holiday]
Sally Shapiro - He Keeps Me Alive (Cadence Weapon...
Before myself and Aoife scuttle off to Barcelona-land for Primavera, we leave you with our fifteenth podcast. Nialler9 is taking a break until the 9th of June as I catch up with some well needed rest and relaxation so this is your lot until then. Do feel free to tell how your gig going is panning out particularly Bon Iver, Get Well Soon, Dj Halfdutch and PCP’s Radio na Life turntables fundraiser in Traffic on Friday night, The Vinny Club album launch on Saturday and anything else you want to share with us. Keep an eye out on State.ie for Primavera coverage and maybe here if I get the chance! Toodle doo and enjoy.
nialler9 Podcast #15 - May 2008 (MP3)
Podcast #15 -Tracklisting
Heathers - Remember When [Here, Not There]
Black Affair - It’s Real [Pleasure Pressure Point]...
A small present for you all while we enjoy the summer sun, pretend we’re from mainland Europe, get a farmer tan, slack off work, drink in the sunshine and get grumpy with each other. I’ve collated these tunes according to one rule - if they screamed ‘SUMMER’ they were in. A Nice and eclectic 48 minutes.
Tracklisting
Toy - Rabbit Pushing Mower
Cornelius - Drop
Co-Real Artists - What About You (In the World Today)?
Diplo - Red Chili Ward
El Guincho - Palmitos Park
Vampire Weekend - Campus
The Nigerian Police Force Band ‘the Force 7′ -Asiko Mi Ni
Seguido - Om Marreo
Vern Blair Debate - Ooh Ah Ee
Kamala Walker & The Soul Tribe (Yesterdays New Quintet) - Street Talkin’
Billy and the Upsetters Ball - Tighten Up Tighter
Dr. Buzzard’s...
April’s podcast starts with the most bizarre medieval electro track you’ve ever heard. Seriously, you’ll be prancin’ about like the medieval minstrel from Monty Python’s The Holy Grail after two minutes. The rest of this podcast took 8 hours to prepare and then we let it marinate overnight. Presented by Aoife, it includes an exclusive tune from Jape’s new album Ritual, Scandanavian popster Lykke Li, Electronic wizard Daedelus, cinematic soundtrack music from Quiet Village, soul from Erykah Badu, an Animal Collective doppelganger from Born Ruffians, Irish electronic singer/songwriter David Turpin (whose song sounds like another famous tune, if you know what it is holler in the comments), the half-Swedish, half-Irish Kill Krinkle Club, Anticon’s...
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daedelus,
Jape,
Santogold,
The Vinny Club,
Lykke Li,
Born Ruffians,
David Turpin,
Deastro,
Dosh,
Erykah Badu,
Kill Krinkle Club,
Quiet Village,
The Dodos,
Music,
Podcasts
Wandering around cyberspace this week looking for interesting podcasts to take with me on the flight to New York at the end of the week brought me to these conversations with Adam Phillips. In BBC Radio 4's Open Book Phillips talks about his most recent book Side Effects and in this shorter clip he talks about Going Sane. There's a longer interview with Phillips recorded at the New York Public Library in May of last year here....
Benjamin Zander, conductor and author of The Art of Possibility speaks about leadership in this podcast. One of my favourite quotes is:
Who am I being that my players' eyes are not shining?
Click here to listen
Hat tip to Chris...
How important is confidentiality at work? and how much of my product offering as a consultant is the guarantee that whatever is told to me will be held in confidence? Are consultants professional secret keepers? and how much of our work is containing and sanitising misdemeanours offering them back as palatable organisational learnings? What or whom are we minding?
Following my previous post on confidentiality I invited Johnnie Moore and Matt Moore to talk about these and other confidential matters via Skype this morning and here's the resulting podcast. Show notes follow and thanks to Johnnie for being the sound engineer on the project.
Download the podcast by clicking HERE. This is a 9MB file lasting just under 29 minutes....
By the skin of our teeth, we finally got the March Podcast done. A couple remixes here from Boards of Canada and XXXChange, a MGMT/Lil Kim mashup, new tunes from Outkast, Chemical Brothers featuring Spank Rock, El Guincho, Crystal Castles and Envelopes. We dedicate this podcast to Paul Watson (Write code, Get money). Aoife presents as always.
Holler in the comments about your favourite/least favourite tracks.
Podcast #13 - March 08
Crystal Castles - Untrust Us [Crystal Castles]
El Guincho - Palise [Alegranza!]
Santogold - L.e.s Artistes (XXXChange remix) [Santogold]
Outkast feat. Raekwon - Royal Flush [Forthcoming Big Boi solo album ]
The Chemical Brothers feat. Spank Rock - Keep my Composure [Heroes Soundtrack]
Bong-Ra - 666MPH [Bikini Bandits Kill Kill Kill]
ABX -Can you hear my...
In
Boards of Canada,
Jamie Lidell,
Chemical Brothers,
Bong-Ra,
envelopes,
crystal castles,
MGMT,
Why?,
Robotnik,
El Guincho,
Joanna Newson,
Lil' Kim,
Outkast,
Santogold,
Remix,
Indie,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic,
Dance
Snake & Jet’s Amazing Bullit vinyl artwork
It took us a while to get around to this one with everything going on but the tunes below are representative of what I’ve been listening to for the last month. Most importantly, they are still getting played. Think of it as a snapshot of February. Thanks to Aoife for presenting.
Podcast #12 - February 08
Snake & Jet’s Amazing Bullit Band - X-Ray [X-Ray Spirit]
Amplive feat. Del The Funkee Homosapien - Videotapez [Rainydayz Remixes]
Cadence Weapon - Gettin’ Dumb [Afterparty Babies]
Neon Neon - I Lust You [Stainless Style]
Foals - Olympic Airwaves [Antidotes]
Waiting Room - Denis [Roughage: Road Relish Compilation]
The Jimmy Cake -Jetta’s Palace [Spectre & Crown ]
Clark - New Year Storm [Turning...
In
Hip Hop,
Neon Neon,
Cadence Weapon,
The Jimmy Cake,
nialler9,
Foals,
Amplive,
Snake & Jet,
Storkboy Choons,
Vampire Weekend,
Irish,
Rock / Alternative,
Remix,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic,
Dance
South Rakkas taking over Caribana float, Toronto.
Some old, some new as always. Hip-hop from Staten Island and er.. Kilkenny, remixes from South Rakkas crew and Modeselektor, uplifting indie from Brooklyn; Irish, Welsh and German electronica and some songs culled from lovely ska, reggae, tropicalia and funk compilations. Thanks to Aoife Mc as always for presenting.
Podcast #11 - January 08
Wu Tang Clan - Rushing Elephants [8 Diagrams]
The Bug feat. Warrior Queen - Poison Dart (South Rakkas remix) [Poison Dart Vinyl]
Ghislain Poirier - Blazin’ (Modeselektor Remix) [Scion A/V remix]
Apparat - Fractales (Pt. I) [ Walls ]
Captain Moonlight - The Plan [Agroculture Pt.2]
MGMT - Time to Pretend [Oracular Spectacular]
Sandi & Matues - The World (Pt. 1) [The World’s Rarest...
I had the notion months ago that December’s podcast would feature all Irish music and what better way to showcase this country’s talent than to take the results of the public poll for Irish EPs and make a podcast out of it. The top 14 EPs were as follows with number of votes in brackets:......
Well, myself and Aoife are heading off to Poland for the week so we are going to leave you with this nugget of a podcast. It’s longer than usual but all these tunes come highly recommended.
There are two songs from the recent Well Deep: Ten Years of Big Dada compilation, a song from a compilation of rock instrumentals from the 50’s and 60’s called Loose Ends which can be found for download at the excellent Yank Sizzler, songs from the new releases by Saul Williams, Akala, Muscles, Neon Neon (that’s Gruff and Boom Bip in the Delorean above) and Free Blood, as well as a soon to be released Super Extra Bonus Party remix by Nouveaunoise, an excellent Burial remix and oldies from The Pharcyde and Paul Simon.
Mike will take care of the blog while I’m gone....
We finally recorded number eight last night, despite being overcome with random giddiness all day yesterday. Do you ever get like that? When you can’t help but do something silly by default. Anyway, I made it very difficult for Aoife when she was recording it cos I was like that. Poor girl.
Likin’ this one. I have been holding back on posting some of these songs on their own as I wanted to put them into the Podcast. We start with a song from Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof soundtrack, take in a tune from Flylo’s excellent Reset EP, a beautiful new José Gonzalez tune, Jeffrey Lewis covering Crass, a Thom Yorke remix, a song from yet another shelved Q-Tip album, Wicklow boys Hybrasil, a band with a stupid name and a Frenchman with an ear for soundtracks.
Aoife Mc,...
Part two of my conversation on the shadow side of organisations with Johnnie Moore and Matt Moore has now been posted by Johnnie - you can download it or listen to it here. Johnnie has also complied some great show notes which I am re-publishing I'm curious to know how long it took Johnnie to edit and prepare the audio and show notes...looks like lots of work to me (thanks Johnnie).
Here are the show notes with the same caveat as for part one: The timings are approximate and this is my paraphrasing of what was said. Don't take them it too literally. This was a conversation and not as linear as even these rough notes might suggest.
0.00 Annette asks Matt, with what I’d say is a slight sense of irony in her voice, what knowledge management really is. Is it a gatekeeper? It...
Following the blogging and podcasting workshop I ran with Conn earlier this year and some of our conversations about extending the reach of publicly funded services Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council Library Service (a client of mine) decided to commission a series of 2 podcasts of one of their cultural events Books in the Park. The podcasts were created by Conn at Edgecast Media and part one The Children's Corner is now available for download from the DLRCC Library website. Part 2 will be available next week and I'll link to that once it's online.
The event itself was held in Cabinteely Park on 23rd of June, organised by the Library and Parks Service and 5 Childrens' authors read their work to a rapt audience. Conn and Brian Greene recorded the events and interviewed a...
It’s my birthday today, huzzah! So to celebrate, here is a mix I made recently which clocks in at 59 minutes. Give it a spin. If you’re signed up to the podcast, the mix will download automatically. Let me know what you think anyhoo.
I’m taking the rest of the internet day off in preparation for Hard Working Class Heroes and El-P this weekend. See ya.
nialler9’s Burfday Mixtape - Tracklisting
Jackson and his Computer Band - Utopia
Caribou - After Hours
Plastic Little - More Tongue, Less Teeth (Nosaj Thing remix)
Yo Majesty - Warning
Matthew Dear - Pom Pom
Jape - Floating (Prins Thomas Discomiks)
LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great
Modeselektor - Happy Birthday
Junior Boys - In the Morning
Matthew Dear - Deserter (Four Tet remix)
Yelle - A Cause des Garcons (Riot...
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birthday,
Thom Yorke,
surgeon,
Mixtape,
Modeselektor,
LCD Soundsystem,
TTC,
caribou,
Bonde do Role,
Kid Sister,
Yelle,
matthew dear,
Plastic Little,
yo majesty,
hot chip,
crystal castles,
Jape,
DJ Mixes / Live Sets,
Remix,
Indie,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic,
Dance
Rory from Ten Past Seven on stage at Mantua - July 2007
Everytime we do our monthly podcast, I’m convinced each one is better than the previous but I think this may be the month where this rings true! Twelve mighty tunes - some old and rare, some new and apparently rare.
Included are two b-sides from recent 7″ releases, one a Diplo remix of that “Notorious” Jamaica tune from Turbulence (which Boomkat says is rare but I bought it in Tower Records ferchrissakes!) and the Yo Majesty remix of The Go! Team’s “Doin it Right”. Also featured is New York Latin Hustle flavour from Seguida, cheesy Disney Ska, a surprisingly good Princess Superstar song from 2001, a new Prefuse 73 single, new Beirut, Hard Working Class Heroes Irish bands and an old blog...
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Diplo,
Jamie Radford,
Soul / Funk,
Prefuse 73,
The Bees,
The Go Team,
Turbulence,
Height,
Ten Past Seven,
Annette Funnicello,
Seguida,
Princess superstar,
Betamax format,
Folk,
Hip Hop,
Irish,
Rock / Alternative,
Indie,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic
I think this is the upbeat podcast I’ve been promising all summer. As the sun finally shone this weekend, it puts us in good stead for the next when we descend on Stradbally once again for the festival of the year. So to get you all pumped about the Electric Picnic which starts Friday, this month’s podcast is all Electric Picnic artists.
It can be the soundtrack to your preparations: frantically searching for timetables online, buying another tent because you weren’t arsed taking down that huge 12 man tent last year, deciding whether to brave it without wellies or the last minute dash for toilet roll.
I’m looking forward to seeing two sets from the Beastie Boys so much so we started this podcast with a favourite of mine from the NY men. Enjoy and see you down the...
In
Channel One,
Super Extra Bonus Party,
Beastie Boys,
The Aliens,
Sonic Youth,
Final Fantasy,
go team,
Festivals,
MIA,
Malajube,
Ratatat,
Ladytron,
Spiritualized,
Ukelele Orchestra of Great Britain,
The Jimmy Cake,
Music,
Podcasts
Natasha Khan aka Bat for Lashes lazing on a sunny afternoon courtesy of Lee Shearman.
I was going to make this an upbeat, summer podcast but 50-odd days of consecutive rain can obviously get a brotha down so it’s a bit more of a chilled out affair than usual with more guitar music than usual. I still had a chance to squeeze in a track from my favourite MC MF Doom as he has a re-released deluxe packaged version of “Mmm.. Food” out and we have a couple of bass stompers to round off July from Boxcutter and Prince Kong. We’re also highlighting the Remix Artist Collective with two remixes of theirs of The Shins & Tokyo Police Club back to back. Thanks once again to Aoife Mc for presenting. Represent!
You can subscribe to the Podcast RSS via iTunes or your...
Wow, last month’s podcast holds the top spot with nearly double the amount of downloads/listens (Roughly 1200) than the previous two months! So we’re psyched to be bringing you another cool collection with tracks from MIA, YACHT, Thinguma*jigsaw, UNKLE, Chequerboard, Pharoahe Monch, Jaylib, Islands and a few more gems including a Go! Team mashup and some music from Mali interpersed with rants about the weather - how Irish.
The podcast is presented by our radio presenter in chief - Aoife Mc and she kindly let us share a track from last week’s Indie Hour radio show from NC Lawlor, who you may know as the busker on Grafton St. You can get the whole sesh at the Indie Hour Podcast HQ.
You can subscribe to the Podcast RSS via iTunes or your favourite podcast software by...
No great fanfare this month, just great tunes. Presented by Aoife Mc, presenter of The Indie Hour on 103.2 Dublin City Anna Livia FM.
May’s Podcast stretches across musical history going as far back as 1928!
You can subscribe to the Podcast RSS via iTunes or your favourite podcast software by copying this link into the relevant program. Enjoy!
Podcast 003 - May 07
Justice - Stress - ??? (2007) [ Amazon | iTunes]
Bjork - Declare Independence (Live Video) - Volta (2007) [ Amazon | iTunes ]
Paul Kalkbrenner - Gia 2000 (Modeselektor Remix) - Reworks (2006) [ Boomkat | iTunes ]
Dry County - Stop Proceed - Unexpected Falls (2007) [ CCNow | iTunes ]
Caribou - Yeti - The Milk of Human Kindness (2005) [ Amazon |iTunes ]
John Cale - All My Friends (LCD Soundsystem cover) - All My...
In
justice,
paul kalkbrenner,
dry county,
john cale,
stagger lee,
louis armstrong,
Beastie Boys,
Prefuse 73,
Modeselektor,
LCD Soundsystem,
caribou,
fight like apes,
Hip Hop,
Irish,
Rock / Alternative,
Remix,
Indie,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic,
Dance,
Bjork
I’m delighted to introduce to you, the first nialler9 monthly podcast presented by Aoife Mc, radio DJ from The Indie Hour on 103.2fm Dublin City Anna Livia FM. Every Thursday night from 9 to 10pm, The Indie Hour aims to give air to the often forgotten and ignored homegrown talent of the Irish music scene, with live interviews, sessions and a gig guide. So I’m obviously delighted to have such a fervent supporter of the Irish music scene on board for the podcast!
As always It’s an eclectic affair taking in some Irish acts, Baile Funk, Indie, Dubstep, Hip Hop and two special songs from a fantastic compilation entitled “Money Be No Sand” which compiled Afro-lypso, rock and soul from Nigerian and Ghanaian artists from the 60s. You can subscribe to the Podcast RSS...
So this week is the one year anniversary of J Dilla’s untimely death. As I said back in April last year, it’s sad that it takes the death of a person to recognise the value of their life’s work but the sentiments around the remembrance are celebratory, life-affirming even, if you’re familiar with the fruits of his talent which is what we have left. So I’d like to take some time to highlight some of the songs which have shaped the legacy of one of hip hop’s greats as well as take in some of the things which are happening at present to further the status of J Dilla as lengendary producer, rapper and hip hop luminary.
J Dilla aka Jay Dee 1974 - 2006
Statik Selektah/ Q-Tip Mixtape
Stones Throw Records has been calling February Dilla month so as you can...
In
Four Tet,
J Dilla,
Q-Tip,
Stones Throw,
Pharcyde,
10cc,
Statik Selektah,
Soul / Funk,
Hip Hop,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic
So this week is the one year anniversary of J Dilla’s untimely death. As I said back in April last year, it’s sad that it takes the death of a person to recognise the value of their life’s work but the sentiments around the remembrance are celebratory, life-affirming even, if you’re familiar with the fruits of his talent which is what we have left. So I’d like to take some time to highlight some of the songs which have shaped the legacy of one of hip hop’s greats as well as take in some of the things which are happening at present to further the status of J Dilla as lengendary producer, rapper and hip hop luminary.
J Dilla aka Jay Dee 1974 - 2006
Statik Selektah/ Q-Tip Mixtape
Stones Throw Records has been calling February Dilla month so as you can...
In
Four Tet,
J Dilla,
Q-Tip,
Stones Throw,
Pharcyde,
10cc,
Statik Selektah,
Hip Hop,
Music,
Podcasts,
Electronic
A reader (or so he says he could be a mass-mailer for all I know) calling himself DJ White Mike has started a podcast from his hometown in San Francisco and it’s good enough to share. He’s only on his second episode but it is a Valentines Day combatant mix that has nothing to do with Valentine’s Day of course - which is a good thing. I gave it a listen earlier on and like all good mixes, there’s some new stuff you haven’t heard that you like and some old stuff you’ve almost forgotten about.
Kudos to White Mike for reminding me of the MIA / Richard X remix of Ciara’s “Goodies”, Jurassic 5’s “Day at the Races” and Beck’s “Sissyneck” (It’s been a while Odelay..).
Get the White Listed podcast or...