Dance!
One of the things this blog was originally meant for was discovering new music. The name of this blog, Music and Medicine, is a line from my favorite song from one of my favorite bands — Oh Comely by Neutral Milk Hotel. I wanted to listen to and discover new stuff, and open up a discussion on bands and tracks that I thought were especially good or interesting.
Obviously this blog has taken on a more general tone, but in the spirit of that idea I’m going to plug a new podcast that I’ve been listening to lately: Ravegression.
My friend Justin and I met in college, and we discovered that we both shared a love for two genres: hardcore and electronica. My music tastes have since changed quite a bit (I lean towards the more gentle indie these days) but Justin has gone back to his roots, and started producing an excellent mix each week of really great dance music. If you want to add some bounce to your step in the morning, I highly suggest checking it out.
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#5 written by Antoine 5 years ago
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V,
If you’re into dance music or your buddy Justin, I found a great blog, which I refer to often, for all types of dance music. The blogger posts past & present mixes. Enjoy! – Kevin
Digital Eargasm: http://digitaleargasm.blogspot.com/
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One of my favorite alternative singer / songwriter Mike Doughty and his song ” The Only Answer”. It’s great.
Listen here: http://www.mikedoughty.com/music/mp3/MikeDoughty-TheOnlyAnswer.mp3
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#17 written by Pierre 5 years ago
A friend of mine at UC Davis has a good electronica/indie DJ slot at the campus radiostation which you might be interested in.
The podcast url is:
http://kdvs.ucdavis.edu/archives/Matt%20McGough%20-%20All%20Night%20Disco%20Party%20(32kbps).xml -
While we are recommending music to each other, my fave alt/dance podcast is NYUB. The aussie dude broadcasts from london, and is right on the money as far as i am concerned. http://www.nyub.net
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Thanks for the nice words to those who commented about the podcast.
Re: Doug – #2 is my fav so far as well
Re: Rich – As a lot of the music I play is from smaller labels and artists, they actually encourage it. Also everything I play is intended to be mixed by a DJ. I only get a bit nervous if i decide to include something on one of the “big 5″ record labels.
Well the podcast is going strong and my traffic is up (thanks to veronica and friends) keep listening!
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excellent podcast! aside from hardcore and electronica, what other generes have you listen’d to?