Please enjoy these Christmas Flashback Mystery Stream links! These should tide you over while we prepare the last Mystery Stream of the decade:
2008 Christmas Mystery Stream
Back in 2005 I made it through the entire month of December, each and every day, posting some of my favorite and obscure Christmas gems.
Enjoy and Happy Merry Krimble!
Take Me Back: Audio Stocking Stuffers!
Peace,
Migwell
Broadcasting live from Building 13 on 90.1 FM KSYM, San Antonio College. Join me and my bud Sir Brian Parrish, host of The Casbah, every other Saturday morning as we dig into our top shelf Hammond B3 favorites, sip the Mermaids Grande (venti java du jour) and dish out the fresh Hammond Eggs Vibes.
Meanwhile, dig last week's show:
Click Hear: Hammond Eggs Show Episode 070.
Broadcasting live from Building 13 on 90.1 FM KSYM, San Antonio College. Join me and my bud Sir Brian Parrish, host of The Casbah, every other Saturday morning as we dig into our top shelf Hammond B3 favorites, sip the Mermaids Grande (venti java du jour) and dish out the fresh Hammond Eggs Vibes.
Meanwhile, dig last week's show:
Click Hear: Hammond Eggs Show Episode 069.
Make It Louder,
Migwell
Yeah, I gotta admit that We're An American Band was a bit ironic last night considering that Grand Funk was sandwiched between the amazing Del Castillo and Los Lonely Boys, but man, it was really an awesome show. The best part, other than the killer 70's era drum solo, my backstage access enabled me to get my Grand Funk album signed by founding members Don Brewer and Mark Farner after last nights Alamodome show!
Muchas Gracias to Ed, Robert, Bert and all the Del Castillo cats!
Peace,
Migwell
It's on! 7am-9am tune in: KSYM 90.1 FM in San Antonio!
Brodcasting live from San Antonio College -Building 13...
Grab yourself a big fresh cup of java and tune in to Episode 069 of The Hammond Eggs Show!
Click Hear: Archived Hammond Eggs Shows!
Make it louder,
Migwell
The Velvet Underground's association with Andy Warhol is well documented; perhaps what is less well known is the art that was actually made to promote the band's gigs and albums during the mid-to-late 60s. A new book documents the rise of their decidedly New York art.
New from Rizzoli books, The Velvet Underground: A New York Art (edited by Johan Kugelberg) collects together a wealth of early photography of the band, alongside a wonderful archive of posters and flyers.
More from the smart folks over at: Creative Review UK.
Make it louder,
HMK
The HMK iPod Speakers featured in the Cult of iPod Book! Listen to the art: I.F. Irregular Frequency.
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