Ladies  & Gentlemen,
I am so happy to present a long-awaited guest popcast from a long-time P&C supporter, guest singer for The Falsies at the legendary House of Flowers, part-time 80s Historian, full-time lover of fine wines, actual big brother to Dr. Marnie, life-long partner of Madame Sugahblade and co-guardian of Sir Biggie…. I bring you the beloved Lil' Bruder, little brother to music loving popsters all over the world.

Hip Biscuits For the Short Crowd: A musical journey in two parts.

The other day, I was feeling so famboobled after a long day at work that when I got home I went straight to my stack of feel good biscuits and started throwing them on the platter. One after another they lit up this glow worm and I got to thinking, why haven't I made a tape for all of the cool youngsters I know? So I did it. It took a lot of rewinding and making notes to remake the list ala digital, but here it is: Hip Biscuits For the Short Crowd. Or Hot Biscuits For the Bustlin' Youngster In a Mixed Up Tape. Either way, life has a way of speeding the heck up and we need to slow it down sometimes, any which way we can! So take off your socks, light up a candle or twelve, find a buddy or your favorite critter and see where this takes ya. Like my buddies the Space Monkeys say: "Don't be afraid of the dark, and keep your dreams close to your heart. Cuz I've been around and seen people drown in the depths of success." 

Welp, here's to that ethereal life preserver. 

Big love,
Lil' Bruder

"Hi. I like records, motorcycles and ray guns."

1. Andy's Chest: The Velvet Underground
2. Ain't Got No Home: Clarence "Frogman" Henry
3. Mah-Na-Mah-Na: Piero Umiliani
4. Hamburger: Philemon Wehbe
5. Green: Ken Nordine
6. Virginia: Marissa Nadler
7. Snowman: XTC
8. Suzy Snowflake: Soul Coughing
9. Forget That You're Young: The Raveonettes
10. Inside My Soul: Space Monkeys
11. Mr. E's Beautiful Blues: Eels
12. You Made Me Like It: 1990s

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 INTERMISSION
 (this would be a good time to go make some chocolate milk and see if your goldfish are hungry.) 

1. Home: LCD Soundsystem
2. Love Lust: King Charles
3. Kiss You On The Cheek: Desmond and the Tutus
4. First Person: Jenny Owen Youngs
5. Ruby II: Amy Millan
6. Don't start crying now: Them
7. Michael And His Slipper Tree: Equals
8. Rapture Riders  (Blondie vs The Doors): Go Home Productions
9. Hold On Tight: Electric Light Orchestra
10. Präludium Nr.11 F-dur BWV856: Keith Jarrett
11. Spock plays with his mind: Spock

 
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Dr. Marnie here!

Once upon a time in a magical land of college radio, I went by the moniker Miss Marnie Hotpants and Pop! & Circumstance was not the name of a music blog, but rather an actual weekly radio show. Its been many years since I revisited the underground lair known as KDVS, 90.3fm but I got an unexpected invitation to guest dj on Michael Leahy's (of Cool as Folk fame) show, One on One. His co-host Maggie Cat was out for the night and I had the pleasure of co-piloting the show for the evening. You can catch the archived show here!

Ladies and gentlemen, this week I offer you some of my favorite spooky songs to help you get in the halloween spirit. Almost an hour's worth of spine chilling tunage to: dance to/make lil' spideys to (see previous post)/make out to/have an office dance party to. So grab that bag of candy corn, fix yourself a glass of alligator wine and hit play, if  you dare…. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

ps: "Its Halloween" by The Shaggs might be the scariest song on this playlist. Please listen with caution.

1. Its Halloween: The Shaggs
2. Dr. Bernice: Cracker
3. Red Right Hand: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
4. Night Time and Morning (first half): Metallic Falcons (feat. Antony Hegarty)
5. Devil Got My Woman: Skip James
6. Black Girl: Snake Farm
7. Strychnine: The Sonics
8. Aisha: Death in Vegas
9. Haunted House of Rock (Westbam mix): Whodini
10. The Ghost of Stephen Foster: Squirrel Nut Zippers
11. Jack the Ripper: The Revillos
12. Bloodshed in the Woodshed: Modernaire
13. Somebody's Watching Me: Rockwell
14. Alligator Wine: Screaming Jay Hawkins
15. Monster: Marie France
16. Spooky: Dusty Springfield 

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Dear listeners, friends and fellow pop purists: 

No doubt about it, we are living in difficult times. Unemployment is high, morale is low and savings accounts even lower. Everyday it seems another trusted social and economic pillar crumbles right in front of our eyes. Its in times like these that we need music more than ever.  We must find refuge in rock, salvation in soul, peace in pop and even normalcy in new wave. And its clear that P&C is just the multinational conglomerate to do it. We here at P&C laboratories can hardly contain our excitement. We start a new month, and a new season with exciting news: the merger of two of musical broadcasting's greatest enterprises, P&C and E&L. Which at first glance might spell PCEL but I'd like to think it spells SUCCESS. This merger has been in the works for some time, with high-level negotiations going on daily in our Zurich mountaintop office. After much consideration and examination,  I wholeheartedly welcome the newest addition to P&C, Miss Gina Zee Esq. Her pop credentials are of the highest quality and her rock and roll expertise spans great musical expanses ranging from The Velvet Underground to Wesley Willis. I have nothing but great things to say about the honorable Miss. Zee and I think you all will find her musical tastes to be a fresh and welcome addition to the P&C pop canon. 

AND NOW A MESSAGE FROM OUR NEW P&C CO-CONTRIBUTOR Ms. G. Zee, Esq.

It's guest popcast time! This week the fantastically fanciful indie-baroque-folk (or as I prefer to call, indie barfolque…) band, Il Gato, stopped by the sprawling Nordic compound known as P&C studios to drop off a guest popcast and a most entertaining story about cats. Quelle merveille! This charming quartet is from San Francisco and they just got back from a grand debut at this year's SXSW showcase. Their current album All these Slippery Things probably needs a home in your record collection (available to stream and purchase here.) Here's a delicious mp3 sample, On Feathers & Arrows (On Burnt Pine), to whet your appetite; super win! This song makes me wanna don a bejeweled jumpsuit and aviator's cap and shoot myself out of a cannon (which is a good thing). So if you like old world strings and trumpets, melancholy waltzes, banjos, accordions, swelling horn sections and Italian cats then  you're probably part gypsy. But more importantly, you're probably going to really dig Il Gato (and you're definitely going to dig this most premium music video of theirs).

Ok, sssh… Now its story time!

(an excerpt from the dusty tour-log of Il Gato bandmember Daimian Holiday Scott.)

After finally making it through all of the mazes and ladders and slides that lead to Pop & Circumstance's secret lair, the first thing we noticed was a funny feeling on our noses. We thought at first it was merely all of the feathers which P&C uses to keep their whole operation afloat, but it was not. It was the cats. 

And there was a ridiculous amount of them. There was one driving the steering wheel of our now ascending room. There was one with tiny cat headphones manning the turntable in the corner. There was one in a sexy dress behind the bar whipping up Catmopolitans. There were two we had mistaken for door people who took our coats. In the midst of all of these cats there was us, il gato, and POPCAST #562.

Oh, and let me tell you, POPCAST #562 was far more catty then we can ever pretend to be. There were songs with cat, lion and tiger in them. There were pop songs, blues songs and folk songs. There were songs with cat in the title and there were songs performed by artists with cat in their name. There even was a song by an artist (Juana Molina) who used the cats from around her house in the recordings. It was straight cat crazy! And that is when we knew it was time to take our leave and float back down to the ground: happy to have made it to the secret lair, but oh so grateful to be back home.

1. The Lovecats: The Cure  |  2. Cookin' Catfish: Albert Collins  |  3. Wildcat: Ratatat  |  4. Jimmi Diggin Cats: Digable Planets  |  5. Dread Lion: The Upsetters  |  6. Django's Tiger: Django Reinhardt  |  7. My Tiger My Heart: The Boy Least Likely To  |  8. Wildcat: The Rosebuds  |  9. Cat Faces: Ugly Casanova  |  10. Lion's Mane: Iron and Wine  |  11. Trouble: Cat Stevens  |  12. When the Catfish Is In Bloom: Requia/John Fahey  |  13. Rio Seco: Juana Molina  |  14. The Longer I Lay Here: Pedro The Lion  |  15. Colors and the Kids: Cat Power  | 16. All Cats: Six Organs of Admittance  |  17. On Feathers & Arrows (On Burnt Pine): Il Gato

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I found this popcast on the floor of a high school gym. There was a dance earlier that night and popcast #560 was surrounded by a pile of soda-soaked crepe streamers. I picked it up and held it to my ear; it sounded like I was feeling at the time, so I put it in my pocket and brought it to the lab. P&C specialists aren't quite sure of the antidotal qualities of this popcast, though I have a feeling it may promote joint health and provide a momentary peak in serotonin levels.

1. Sleepyhead: Passion Pit  |  2. Lemonade (Green Go remix): Braids  |  3. Bruises (Passion Pit remix): Chairlift  |  4. La Familia (Guy Sigsworth remix): Mirah   |  5. Eraser (XXXChange remix): Thom Yorke |  6. It's Bad You Know: R.L. Burnside  |  7. One Life Stand: Hot Chip  |  8. Emotional Rescue: Rolling Stones  |  9. Outside: Ou Est Le Swimming Pool  |  10. On Call: Kings of Leon  |  11. This Too Shall Pass (marching band version): OK Go

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POPCAST #559 TREATS THE FOLLOWING: The tyranny of distance, mimosa headaches and hay fever.

POPCAST #555 TREATS THE FOLLOWING: Slate-grey, cold winter days and major resume/portfolio procrastination. Also helps treat frizzy fog-hair.

WARNING: Song #1 contains words unsuitable for most children's ears. But then again, any child listening to my popcasts is probably more sophisticated than most adults and is laughing at my warning which means my street cred among hip kids just totally tanked.

1. Let Them: JJ
2. Roxanne: The Police (DiscoTech remix)
3. Look …No Fingerprints!: Solex
4. Rasputin: Boney M
5. St. Petersburg: Brazilian Girls
6. Hip Teens Don't Wear Blue Jeans: Frank Popp Ensemble
7. James Bonde: Bonde Do Role
8. Kisses: Kisses
9. Christine: OMD
10. Renaissance: Allure
11. My Girls: Animal Collective (Gigamesh 'Proper House' Remix)

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POPCAST #553 TREATS THE FOLLOWING: Computer crashes, traffic jam frustration, shrunken wool sweaters and adult acne.

RECOMMENDED USE: This week's popcast works best under cloudy skies, while wearing a very fuzzy sweater and sunglasses (go total black and white Godard here). Sip that espresso with a heavy heart and a half-smile on your face. Now write some existential poetry and you should be good to go.

1. Bermuda Highway: My Morning Jacket
2. Blues Run The Game: Jackson C. Frank
3. Early Morning Rain: Bob Dylan
4. Untitled: Blonde Redhead
5. Danelectro 3: Yo La Tengo
6. My Only Swerving: El Ten Eleven
7. Inspiration: Dri
8. Yellow Lights: Marissa Nadler
9. Half-Gifts: Cocteau Twins
10. Betrwayx: Park Avenue Music
11. Chelsea Hotel No. 2: Leonard Cohen
12. I Keep It Hid: Ray Charles

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Ladies and gentlemen, we here at P&C have a special treat for you today. Miss Gina Z has stopped by with a GUEST POPCAST! And even better, she's created a theme that is sure to get you feelin' all kinds of good. So without further ado, I give you the talented Miss Gina Z! (she made today's P&C righteous tiger header everyone! Tell me you don't want that on a T-shirt… C'MAWN NAW.)

Let's quit pussyfootin' around the truth: Life kinda sucks a lot of the time. From minor annoyances like car trouble to bigger issues like getting mauled by your beloved pet white tiger, there really doesn't seem to be much to be happy about some days, and no amount of chocolate, Seinfeld reruns or OxyContin can make the pain go away. But sometimes hearing a catchy tune and another human being tell you that it's alright (or that someone they know is feeling alright, despite not feeling too good herself) is enough to polish that turd you call your life.

 1. Alright: Supergrass  2. End of the Line: Traveling Wilburys  3. Revolution: Grandaddy  4. I'm Feeling Alright: Big Mama Thorton 5. Feelin Alright: The Politicians  6. Feelin Alright: Lulu  7. I'm Alright: Kenny Loggins (Theme from Caddyshack)  8. Revolution 1: The Beatles  9. Feel Alright: Steve Earle  10. That's Alright: Fleetwood Mac  11. That's Alright: Laura Rivers

POPCAST #549 TREATS THE FOLLOWING: Feeling like poop.

RECOMMENDED USE: 1. Press play 2. Listen 3. Go eat an ice cream cone; after the last couple weeks, you deserve one.

1. Love of the Loveless: Eels  2. Here Sometimes: Blonde Redhead  3. I Wish I Was The Moon: Neko Case  4. Starlight No. 1: Mojave 3  5. Sideways: Let's Go Sailing (Asa Taccone remix)  6. Another World: Chemical Brothers  7. Icarus: White Hinterland  8. Twilight Galaxy: Metric  9. Monsters In My Sleep: Jackpot 10. Sweep Down Early: The Innocence Mission

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POPCAST #548 TREATS THE FOLLOWING:
Tension clouds; a phenomenon both found in the sky before a steady rain and also floating in your head before the coming of imminent change.

RECOMMENDED USE: This week's popcast works really well on a cloudy day, but don't let that stop you if the sun make a surprise appearance (for the record, never let that stop you).

ADDITIONAL NOTES: What you need to know:
Song 1: Oh, I'll break them down, no mercy shown, Heaven knows, it's got to be this time.
Song 2: At about 08:48 you wanna get on your bike/car/thing-with-wheels and head for an open road. Let the build-up carry you until you've reached the edge of a cliff and fly off, precisely at 13:02 (Head straight for the clouds).
Song 3: Fully take in the tempo shift, preferably by running really fast, anywhere, at 19:50. 

1. Ceremony: New Order  2. Marquee Moon: Television  3. Porroh Man: Big Country  4. Double Dare: Yo La Tengo  5. Anything Can Happen: The Clean  6. The Beatles and The Stones: House of Love  7. Hold On: Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan  8. This Is The Morning: Club 8  9. Metro (Athens Mix): I Am The World Trade Center  10. I've Got Your Number: Passion Pit  11. Mrs. Morris (reprise): Charles Spearin

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POPCAST #544 TREATS THE FOLLOWING:
Your pressing desire to wear a straw hat and do a line dance.

RECOMMENDED USE: This week's popcast is best enjoyed in gingham print and pairs nicely with a Roy Rogers.

ADDITIONAL NOTES: D'ya like really long songs? Then you'll really like song #11, darling.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
1. Country: Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
2. My Grandfather's Clock: John Fahey
3. Seems Fine Shuffle: The Concretes
4. Nothing: Mason Jennings
5. Theme from Midnight Cowboy: John Barry
6. Stand By Your Man: Tammy Wynette
7. It Ain't Me Babe: Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash
8. A Man Needs A Woman Or A Man To Be A Man: Bill Callahan
9. Behind That Locked Door: George Harrison
10. Wichita Lineman: Friends of Dean Martinez
11. One Hundred Million Years: M. Ward
12. Gonna Get Along Without You Now: She & Him
13. Darling: Entrance

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THIS JUST IN FROM THE L.A. OFFICE! 
Thanks to fellow Falsie Gina who just alerted me to this amazing new advancement in hip-hop country dance choreography. Its the wave of the future (as imagined back in 1993, of course). Thanks Gina!

POPCAST #539 TREATS THE FOLLOWING: Bad luck, bad weather, fender-benders, missing paychecks, taxes and sprained ankles. 

RECOMMENDED USE: 2010 was supposed to be better than 2009. Sure, in many ways it is. Though every now and then a doozy of a week creeps its way in, disrupting all of our 'fresh new starts'. Maybe its the post-recession, maybe its a bad moon, maybe Scorpio's rising a little too much, maybe the dark cloud just isn't going anywhere for a little bit more. Whatever it is, while our luck is down let's listen to songs that make us feel good about feeling bad. (Note: songs 13 and 14 are specially formulated to get you out of any possible popcast-related funk and back into fighting shape.)

ADDITIONAL NOTES: You're probably thinking: "Whoa, a P&C video! What marvelousness!" Isn't it though? Super thanks to the star of the show, Lil Bruder Alex Z! He helped pick a buncha songs this week too! There's a pretty good chance there'll be more cinema shennanigans to come, so stay tuned P&C Popsters! 

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
1. Hard Times: Run DMC
2. The Message: Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5
3. Life is Shit: The Dead Milkmen
4. Novocaine for the Soul: Eels
5. It Ain't Easy: David Bowie
6. My Neighbor the Firefighter: uh..(?)
7. Why Took Your Advice: Grandaddy
8. All You Need Is Hate: The Delgados
9. Help: Deep Purple
10. It's All Over Now Baby Blue: Them
11. What's Happening Brother: Marvin Gaye
12. Think About It: Flight of the Conchords
13. A Town Called Malice: The Jam
14. I'm Not Down: The Clash

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POPCAST #538 TREATS THE FOLLOWING: Memory loss, itchy/watery eyes, olfactory hallucinations and hangnails.

RECOMMENDED USE: Listen while a steady Spring rain falls outside your window. Close your eyes and ignore the chaos around you. 

ADDITIONAL NOTES: You will feel a tug at your heart and a tinge of nostalgia. Right before you get too big a lump in your throat, song #10 kicks in, handing you a pair of assless chaps and a hoeroic emotional rescue that only an 80s Cher ballad can. Good luck.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
 1. Excuses: The Morning Benders
2. You: Gold Panda
3. Sweet Disposition: Temper Trap (RAC Mix)
4. The Blues: Primary 1 (feat. Nina Persson)
5. How to Disappear Completely: Radiohead
6. Wot's… Uh the Deal: Pink Floyd
7. Barcelona: Noonday Underground
8. The Leanover: Life Without Buildings
9. Skeletons: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
10. Just Like Jesse James: Cher

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POPCAST #533 TREATS THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS: Hypothermia, cavities, depression due to low income earnings, allergies and boring-winter-wardrobe-syndrome.

RECOMMENDED USE: Close your eyes and imagine the first song being sung by a tiny black and white cat sitting on a sandy beach. You will then find yourself transported out of your cubicle and into a world where everything is half its original size and the accepted form of currency is bubble gum. Your journey will end with a flaming hot ball of awesome in the form of So Electric that will give you the power to accomplish any task in front of you; from mailing a letter to building a birdhouse, the power is yours.

WARNINGS: Listening to song #3 while consuming alcohol and wearing clogs may result in a broken ankle and a permanent smile across your face. 

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:

1. Sabali: Amadou & Mariam
2. Carol Brown: Flight of the Conchords
3. Klass 6b: Rena Rama
4. Miss Teardrop: Felix Laband
5. You Make Me Weak At The Knees: Electrelane
6. Fool's Gold: Lhasa
7. These Things: Looper
8. Coldest Night of the Year: Vashti Bunyan
9. IZ-US: Aphex Twin
10. Knocked Up: Lykke Li
11. Inni Mer Syngur Vitleysingur: Sigur Ros
12. So Electric: Lifelike

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POPCAST #532 TREATS THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS: Lack of inspiration, frownability, Restless Leg Syndrome, sleeplessness, laziness and the inability to daydream and crack a smile during the 9-5 daily grind.

RECOMMENDED USE: Use Popcast #532's loosely-based 'electro-robotic-cosmonaut' theme to whisk you away to undiscovered planets where inhabitants wear mod futuristic silver outfits and offer you moon brew and invite you to cosmic dance parties. Decide whether The Carpenters completes this fantasy or totally ruins it.

WARNINGS: Possible volume inconsistencies may inhibit listening pleasure. P&C productions is working to remedy the situation.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
1. Mouth Full Of Diamonds: Phantogram
2. Star Fruit Surf Rider: Cornelius
3. Tetsuwan Atomu: Stereo Total
4. Indian Fig: Bob Callaghan & Co.
5. Synthia: FM Belfast
6. Radio Kaliningrad: Handsome Furs
7. Dead Sound: The Raveonettes
8. Greatest Hit: Annie
9. A New: Little Dragon
10. Let Me Be The One: The Carpenters
11. Lovers Carvings: Bibio
12. To The End: Blur

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POPCAST #531 TREATS THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS: The winter blues, the mean reds, job search fatigue, anxiety, vertigo and joint pain. 

RECOMMENDED USE: Listen as frequently as needed, preferably in combination with a cup of tea and sketchbook.

WARNINGS: In rare cases listening to Kim Carnes has been known to encourage Raspy-Voice Syndrome and the urge to tie a bandana around your head. Listen cautiously.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
1. Blonde On Blonde: Nada Surf
2. Tougher Than the Rest: Camera Obscura
3. Zebra: Beach House
4. You Can Have It All: George McCrae
5. La Poupée Qui Fait Non: St. Etienne
6. My Heart Must Do The Crying: The Renegades
7. Sugar On My Tongue: Talking Heads
8. Go It Alone: Noonday Underground
9. Service Bell: Feist & Grizzly Bear
10. Bette Davis Eyes: Kim Carnes
11. Prophets: A.C. Newman
12. Thats us/Wild Combination: Arthur Russell

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After 3.5 hours in a quiet cafe corner, I managed to get my virtual mixtapes back in working order! Sadly, Mixwit, the awesome mixtape maker shut down its site late last year. But the cool thing is that they sent everyone who ever made a mixtape the source files to their mixes so they could host them on their own. New concoctions are definitely on the way but in the meantime you can take a trip down memory lane with these previously posted gems for your listening pleasure. I even surprised myself with how good some of these are. Yeah thats right, I said it.

Spent all day trying to make this post work and now that its 1:00am and its successfully up, my official verdict is:
awwwwesssssome.

Download Popcast 9/23/07

I know its been ages since a fresh photo post but since I’ve changed my life routine about a month ago, I found that the daily photo post just doesn’t work with my crazy art-student schedule. Plus; its a new season and I figured its time for a change. So I’ve decided to revert to the podcast format I actually started the P&C blog off with about a year ago (around this time even, would ya look at that…). My plan is a new podcast a week. UPDATE 10/1/07: I love how every time I say "you know what, I’m done with this and I’m moving on to that" it just never fails to last for only a couple days or so. The truth is that the photo posts aren’t going anywhere. And they work only TOO WELL with my crazy art student schedule. Pssh, whats up with me.. anyways, there’ll just be more popcasts here and there for you to enjoy too. Ok. Thats all I had to say. I hope you kids enjoy my imaginary pods of music; they’re my gift to you. This week’s Popcast is recommended for overcast days and as background music to a lonely evening in your apartment. Its not depressing by any means, at least I don’t think it is. Its how shall we say, retrospective. Yeah, thats good. Without further ado, here’s this week’s half-hour of heaven. Cheers!

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Beck: Some Things Last a Long Time • Les Lutins: Ella n’a Rien Compris • Land of the Loops: Patience • Au Revoir Simone: Fallen Snow (remix) • Say Hi To Your Mom: These Fangs • Little Dragon: Test  • Kanye West: Heard Em’ Say • Al Green: Back Up Train • Scott Walker: Always Coming Back To You

Its high time for a musical podcast o’ fun for you all. Featured here are some tunes that sound like my summer so far. I haven’t been posting as often as I like these past few days; inspiration is a fickle creature. But I did get a pickle up my butt to put a mix together. This summer’s a busy one so far, finding me either on small excursions or preparing for my next big move come August. So if posts are fewer than usual, its for a good reason. And to my 3 trusty readers out there, don’t give up on me yet; I vow to continue bringing audio/visual goodness for these hot summer days to come. And not unlike George Zimmer of the Men’s Warehouse, I guarantee it. But For now you can all enjoy the June Popcast. (will be deleted after a week, so grab it now!) Sorry peeps; the popcast has vanished.

Behold the ultra-special ‘Best of April POPcast’ which features an assortment of the tunes that made the past month what it was (for me). These are the songs that I hummed in the shower and had momentary mental film credits set to; essentially, my April soundtrack. What did your April sound like? Feel free to share. Whatever it was, we must now wave goodbye to April 2007 cuz its never coming back. In all I’d say April was a bittersweet pill to swallow, but in a good way. Cuz that pill had lots of vitamins in it, which we all know are good for you. Anyways, May is upon us. Hurrah! “Hello May! What magnificent splendors await us?” Click on the funny button below to listen to the Popcast in real time, or click on the link to download.
(Oh, I should mention that I’ll only keep the April popcast up for one week only, as to save space for upcoming music/photo studies for the month of May. Grab it while its hot! Cheers.)