EPISODE #45 – January 31, 2011
Stevie Coyle
and his album “Ten in One”
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“Hey Rube Circus Blog” interview
with CD graphic designer
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In the interview, Coyle mentioned British critics anticipating the worst
from a “concept album.” The embarrassingly ill-conceived album they
remembered had to be Rick Wakeman’s album “Arthur”.
But they forgot the upside: Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon”,
Genesis’s “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway”,
The Beach Boys’ “Pet Sounds”,
Jefferson Starship’s “Blows Against the Empire”,
Jeff Wayne’s “War of the Worlds”,
just about any Alan Parsons Project album,
The Moody Blues’s “Days of Future Past”,
The Band’s “The Band”, and so many more great albums.
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Wikipedia article on the Royal Lichtenstein Circus
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Wikipedia article on The Waybacks
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Website of the Week:
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Stevie’s Youtube presence just goes on and on…
here are a few examples:
Perhaps because I’m playing too much
“Red Dead Redemption” just now:
THE WAYBACKS
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The Royal Lichtenstein Quarter-Ring Sidewalk Circus
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Full Brill plan
Legal (I think he meant “lethal”) Execution Machines
(a horror show in a trailer)
Available as a pdf download or a paper copy
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Fahey At Bush Park
by Terry Robb
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Guitar Suite 1, pts 1 & 2
by Dan Tharp
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If The Diesel Don’t Get You Then The Jet Fuel Will
by Popa Chubby
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Music Courtesy Mevio Musicalley
Thanks also to The Freesound Project
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Posted on January 31st, 2011 by Wayne Keyser
Filed under: Carnival, Podcasts, Sideshow
Hi Wayne:
I’ve been a longtime fan of your Ballycast podcast and finally bit the bullet and tried your website. Great Stuff! I plan to visit it regularly.
You mentioned wanting some feedback. While I really enjoy the interviews, news and website links, I find myself fast forwarding through the music, or simply turning off the podcast. I’m sure this is a labor of love for you, but I don’t think it relates as much to the world of Carny, Side Show, and Burlesque as you think. A song, maybe two, that relate to theme of the show is fine and interesting enough. When it gets to be 20 minutes or more, you’ve lost me as an audience. I’m here to find out more about the world of the Side Show, it’s history, and contemporary artists. I’m not tuning in for a music show. Don’t mean to sound too critical. I think you are providing a great service with your podcast. It would be even better (in my oppinion) if there was less music.
Best Wishes,
Bill