Welcome to weekend 28 of 2007!
Click here for this weeks Official HMK Mystery Stream: 028 Lounge Space. Or, better yet, Click Hear and you'll be taken directly to the HMK Mystery Stream in iTunes!
Enjoy!
Migwell
©Stay Tuned Y'all!
Migwell
Ahh. I love the summertime. I can't rember the last time the tops of my feet had a tan but as luck would have it, my feets are brown!
Anyway, I just had to share a few of my favorite summertime tracks by The Sandals from one of my favorite movies, Bruce Brown's Endless Summer.
Whether you're looking for the perfect wave or the perfect parking spot, you'll dig Lonely Road by The Sandals from the official 1964 Endless Summer soundtrack.
And the intro to this one makes a perfect ringtone for all your party buds, in fact, the Pope even has this killer Sandals gem, 6-Pak! on his new iPhone - he's even got the super secret PhoneBono edition!
And, because the most interesting things always seem to come in sets of threes, like waves, holiday weekend days and Canadian rock bands, here's one more from the Sandals, the tropical-spy meets beach-party ditty Jet Black.
Seize The Day Glow!
Stay Tuned Y'all!
Migwell
Welcome to the 27th weekend of 2007!
CLICK HEAR! For this weeks Official HMK Mystery Stream: 027 Jazz Vibes For Adults.
And did you know you that if you click HERE
you'll be taken directly to the Mystery Streams in iTunes!
Enjoy!
Migwell
So, how does Alexandra Patsavas pick the music on "Grey's Anatomy," "The OC" and "Rescue Me?"
Listen to the Studio 360 interview with Alexandra Patsavas.
More Alexandra: here.
Make it louder.
Migwell
If you're like me, and you dig old radios, especially transistor radios, then you'll love this slidshow: Radio Radio!
And here's the perfect soundtrack for this slideshow: Hammond Eggs!
Enjoy!
Make it louder,
Migwell
This is an another example of the Completion Backwards Principle. If you can possibly manage the time, please play in it's entirety at the appropriate volume, just loud enough to intrigue anyone else sharing this brief moment in time.
Hazy overcast explorations, episodes of vaguely familiar audio clues to the past, and overheard comments via an experimental format known as iF: Irregular Frequency.
Click Hear: Le Voyage.
Bon Voyage MoFo!
Make It Louder...
Migwell
Feels Like Summer: The Dr. Suavetone Edition.
This will be up before you know it...
In fact - here it is now! Click Hear: The Dr. Suavetone Edition.
And just who is this mysterious Dr. Suavetone anyway?
Why he's none other than the King of The Casbah!
©Stay Tuned Y'all!
Migwell
Big Gracias for the awesome mix Sir Brian!
Aw yeah... A little Smooth Booty action goin' out to all the smooth booty out there - you all know who you are...CLICK HEAR!
Just in time for the weekend...
Keep it Smooth!
Migwell
On this day, June 29, 1888, the earliest known musical recording is made. The piece, Georg Friedrich Handel's Handel's Israel In Egypt, is recorded on a paraffin cylinder.
Israel in Egypt, assigned the catalog number HWV 54, is an oratorio, a form in which Handel excelled. Like his more famous Messiah, Israel in Egypt is composed using biblical passages, mainly from Exodus and the Psalms.
Unlike the Messiah, however, it didn't enjoy much of a reception when it premiered in 1739. As a result, Handel shortened the work and inserted a few Italian arias to lighten the mood a bit.
Nevertheless, it was selected by Col. George Gourand, Thomas Edison's foreign sales agent, for the first musical recording. Gourand made his recording in London's Crystal Palace, using Edison's yellow paraffin cylinder -- candle wax, essentially.
Click Hear: Handel's Israel In Egypt.
Make It Louder,
Migwell
(Source: Stanford University, National Park Service)
Howdy, we got a traktor full of some super fresh audio for you. And nope, it ain't country stuff neither. And as he opening track says - Get Happy Baby! Click Hear: iF: Farm Fresh.
Make It Louder,
Migwell
©Stay Tuned Y'all!
Well, not much of a mystery with a name like: HMK Mystery Stream Episode 23: The Vintage Indie Pop Incident, huh?
I guess the real mystery is... which indie songs and what the hell does vintage mean in this context?
There's one way to find out: CLICK HEAR!
Just in time for the weekend...
©Stay Tuned Y'all!
Migwell
The HMK iPod Speakers featured in the Cult of iPod Book! Listen to the art: I.F. Irregular Frequency.
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