From the Annex is reshuffling its RSS feeds.(sorry)
This may seem like I have thrown a bomb into your RSS feed but I swear it will make it that much easier for you all. Here is how, I've separated out the three radio shows that From the Annex is producing into 3 separate RSS feeds.
Thus now you can subscribe to Social Lubrication, Rusty Junglist or RE:Issue individually. Thus refine your listening enjoyment and now I have more storage space for these upcoming shows.
What will happen to the current RSS feed you have for Edward the Librarian? Well let me tell you, I've got plans to reconfigure that RSS feed for music/product reviews plus "Adventures in the Annex" (a sort of step by step guides of how to do random fun things in your own personal annex).
Anyways on to the music!
Social Lubrication:
Embedded Player/Archives
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
RSS (pick your poison)
iTunes RSS
Google RSS
Yahoo RSS
RSS 2.0
Rusty Junglist:
Embedded Player/Archives
http://rustyjunglist.podomatic.com/
RSS (pick your poison)
iTunes RSS
Google RSS
Yahoo RSS
RSS 2.0
RE:Issue
Embedded Player/Archives
http://reissue.podomatic.com/
RSS (pick your poison)
iTunes RSS
Google RSS
Yahoo RSS
RSS 2.0
Now I will continue posting on From the Annex every time their is a new show. Plus I will be relinking the previous posting to these new locations. (Please note if you find a bunk link email me)
I hope this reshuffling will make your listening enjoyment more enjoyable. On a final note MAXIMUM RESPECT TO Pod O Matic.com. Those cats make all this possible.
Cheers
The Librarian
Friday, November 27, 2009
Thursday, November 26, 2009
11.26.2009 Thanks
Updates:
Happy Thanksgiving!
We now own www.fromtheannex.com
Edward is sick... cough cough.
New postings coming soon: new Social Lubrication w/ Freddy B, DJ Library's, and much much more.
Happy Thanksgiving!
We now own www.fromtheannex.com
Edward is sick... cough cough.
New postings coming soon: new Social Lubrication w/ Freddy B, DJ Library's, and much much more.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
11.19.09 Social Lubrication V:005
Description:
Cross genre, Platform, Radio Show LIVE from the Annex Studio 312. This weeks main focus is ska.
Artist:
Edward The Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
[retired] if you would like a copy drop me a line at sociallubrication@fromtheannex.com
Time:
1:54:47
Playlist:
[DJ yammering]
001) A Message To You Rudy - The Specials
002) Chuck Berry - Toasters
003) Two Souls - The Beatdowns
[DJ yammering]
004) Skinhead Hop - Skoidats
005) Sitting - Isaac Green & the Skalars
006) Red Sweater - Aqua Bats
007) Move it Girl - Mento Buru
008) Sleep All Day - Reel Big Fish Featuring the Pilfers
009) Rank & File - Mephiskapheles
010) I'm in the Mood for Love - 3 Jolls Holland & Jay Kay
011) Here Comes the Sun - Voodoo Glow Skulls
012) 17@17 - Up-Beat
013) Tone Army - The Toaster
014) Open Season - Stubborn All-Stars
015) Watch This - Slackers
[DJ yammering]
016) Turning Japanese - Skankin Pickles
017) Jumpi - Sergent Garcia
018) Nothing Good To Eat - Pietasters
019) Professor Bebop - The New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble
020) Everything Girl - Mustard Plug
[DJ yammering]
021) Driving in My Car - Madness
022) Precipice - King Django
023) Beechwood 4-5789 - Isaac Green and the Skalars
024) Ska Fever - The Invaders
025) Thinking - The Hippos
026) Open Season ....Is Closed - Hepcat
027) Dance Wid' Me - Hepcat
028) Too Experienced - Body Snatchers
029) Rude Boys Outa Jail - The Specials
030) Ruder Than You - Body Snatchers
031) Gangsters - The Specials
032) Dixie Cup - The Beatdowns
033) My Girl Lollipop (Live) - Bad Manners
Cross genre, Platform, Radio Show LIVE from the Annex Studio 312. This weeks main focus is ska.
Artist:
Edward The Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
[retired] if you would like a copy drop me a line at sociallubrication@fromtheannex.com
Time:
1:54:47
Playlist:
[DJ yammering]
001) A Message To You Rudy - The Specials
002) Chuck Berry - Toasters
003) Two Souls - The Beatdowns
[DJ yammering]
004) Skinhead Hop - Skoidats
005) Sitting - Isaac Green & the Skalars
006) Red Sweater - Aqua Bats
007) Move it Girl - Mento Buru
008) Sleep All Day - Reel Big Fish Featuring the Pilfers
009) Rank & File - Mephiskapheles
010) I'm in the Mood for Love - 3 Jolls Holland & Jay Kay
011) Here Comes the Sun - Voodoo Glow Skulls
012) 17@17 - Up-Beat
013) Tone Army - The Toaster
014) Open Season - Stubborn All-Stars
015) Watch This - Slackers
[DJ yammering]
016) Turning Japanese - Skankin Pickles
017) Jumpi - Sergent Garcia
018) Nothing Good To Eat - Pietasters
019) Professor Bebop - The New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble
020) Everything Girl - Mustard Plug
[DJ yammering]
021) Driving in My Car - Madness
022) Precipice - King Django
023) Beechwood 4-5789 - Isaac Green and the Skalars
024) Ska Fever - The Invaders
025) Thinking - The Hippos
026) Open Season ....Is Closed - Hepcat
027) Dance Wid' Me - Hepcat
028) Too Experienced - Body Snatchers
029) Rude Boys Outa Jail - The Specials
030) Ruder Than You - Body Snatchers
031) Gangsters - The Specials
032) Dixie Cup - The Beatdowns
033) My Girl Lollipop (Live) - Bad Manners
Monday, November 2, 2009
11.03.09 Social Lubrication V:004
Title:
Social Lubrication: Version 4
Description:
Cross Genera, Platform, Radio Show LIVE from the Annex Studio 312. This weeks main focus is jazz blues and a smattering of other generas.
Artist:
Edward The Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
[retired] if you would like a copy drop me a line at sociallubrication@fromtheannex.com
Time:
1:28:04
Playlist:
001) Sunshine Daze - Sugashak
002) Taxes on the Farmer Feeds Us All - RY Cooper
003) John Henry - Lead Belly
004) Red Cross Store - Mississippi Fred McDowell
005) Ain't No Grave Can Hold My Body Down - Odetta
006) Tryin' Times - Roberta Flack
007) Take This Hammer - Lead Belly
008) Shotgun - JR. Walker
009) Chicken Shack Boogie -Amos Milburn
010) Master Blaster - Stevie Wonder
011) Killing Me Softly with His Song - Roberta Flack
012) I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town - Josh White
013) Back o' Town Blues - Louis Armstrong
014) Goin Down Slow - Ray Charles
015) Nice work if You Can Get It - Ella Fitzgerald
016) Freddie Freeloader - Miles Davis
017) A Night in Tunisia - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
018) Blues Party --Metronome All Stars
Background Story:
Gather around all you rug cutters, let me tell you about where these mighty fine records came from. Back in a small town very near and dear to my hart lives my old graphic design professor, Karen Nulf. Karen is a jet setter, always roaming from here to there and when I was living in town I would often house/puppy sit. (man do I miss that house and dog) Anyways Karen would pay me in vinyl. An inch of vinyl for each house sitting job. I was in heaven. Over the years I've listened to most of not all of the records I had collected back then but a few have managed to escape my listening pleasure. So tonight we will be rooting around in this amazing cache of vinyl.
But before we get started lets play a nice dance track I found hanging around my stacks. This is the track that got me in the mood to knock out this set.
Keep Smiling
ETL
Social Lubrication: Version 4
Description:
Cross Genera, Platform, Radio Show LIVE from the Annex Studio 312. This weeks main focus is jazz blues and a smattering of other generas.
Artist:
Edward The Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
[retired] if you would like a copy drop me a line at sociallubrication@fromtheannex.com
Time:
1:28:04
Playlist:
001) Sunshine Daze - Sugashak
002) Taxes on the Farmer Feeds Us All - RY Cooper
003) John Henry - Lead Belly
004) Red Cross Store - Mississippi Fred McDowell
005) Ain't No Grave Can Hold My Body Down - Odetta
006) Tryin' Times - Roberta Flack
007) Take This Hammer - Lead Belly
008) Shotgun - JR. Walker
009) Chicken Shack Boogie -Amos Milburn
010) Master Blaster - Stevie Wonder
011) Killing Me Softly with His Song - Roberta Flack
012) I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town - Josh White
013) Back o' Town Blues - Louis Armstrong
014) Goin Down Slow - Ray Charles
015) Nice work if You Can Get It - Ella Fitzgerald
016) Freddie Freeloader - Miles Davis
017) A Night in Tunisia - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
018) Blues Party --Metronome All Stars
Background Story:
Gather around all you rug cutters, let me tell you about where these mighty fine records came from. Back in a small town very near and dear to my hart lives my old graphic design professor, Karen Nulf. Karen is a jet setter, always roaming from here to there and when I was living in town I would often house/puppy sit. (man do I miss that house and dog) Anyways Karen would pay me in vinyl. An inch of vinyl for each house sitting job. I was in heaven. Over the years I've listened to most of not all of the records I had collected back then but a few have managed to escape my listening pleasure. So tonight we will be rooting around in this amazing cache of vinyl.
But before we get started lets play a nice dance track I found hanging around my stacks. This is the track that got me in the mood to knock out this set.
Keep Smiling
ETL
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
10.28.09 Rusty Junglist Volume 003: Spare Parts
Title:
Spare Parts
Series:
Rusty Junglist Volume 002
Artist:
Edward The Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://rustyjunglist.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
spareparts.mp3
Time:
1:00:00
Playlist:
001) Scrambled Eggs - Roni Size
002) ?UNKNOWN? - Chronic 17
003) Terrorist - Renegade (Dom & Roland Remix)
004) Chopper 2005 - Bladerunner Remix
005) Electrico Boogie - Dillinja
006) Space Funk - GFS Feat. J.Smooth & JG (12" Version)
007) Remember - Mathematics & Tactile
008) Space Pigs - SKC
009) Help! I'm Stuck to the Dancefloor! - Exile
010) Dog Hill - Danny Byrd
011) Hurricane - K.O.T.P.
012) Shadow Play - Dkay & Rawfull
013) Destroyer - KC
014) Moshpit - Audio & Mackie
015) Cold Rocka Party - Dome Ammo Feat. Tali
Background Story:
Looking to thin out my Drum & Bass collection after some poking from my wife. She was actually shocked when I told her I was doing it. I've made a pull that I'm willing to get rid of, now its just a matter of finding a vendor, collector or a young gun who need to flush out their DnB crate. lol. Anyways what your listening to is all the track I'm keeping... mind you not all of them but you get the point.
10.28.09 RE:Issue V001 - DJ Twelve7nine: Demo 2002
Title:
RE:Issue V001 - DJ Twelve7nine: Demo 2002
Description:
Jumping into a the way back machine with mix tapes from my DJ past. Recently in my excursion to the great annex in the South East, I found a missing cache of demo tapes tracking from 1997 to 2005. I'm pleased to present to you a fine selection of sounds from our raving past. For my old school fans who can remember these tunes, you probably did not partake as much in the 90's as you thought you did.
Host:
Edward the Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://reissue.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
RE:IssueV001.mp3
Time:
44:45
Playlist:
001) Never Gonna Give you Up - Red 5
002) True Born (VIP Mix) - The Prisoners of Technology
003) Cold Blooded (Pay Up Mix) - The Prisoners of Technology
004) The Message - Shy FX
005) Spy Hunter - JG of GFS
006) Jungle Brothers - Jungle Brothers
007) Hype The Funk - EPS & 2-Vibes
008) 5,4,3,2,1 - The Penguin
009) How High - Aphrodite vs. Method Man & Redman
010) Trick of Technology (Remix) - The Prisoners of Technology
Background Story:
In 2002, Karen Brtko and I had just received our most recent vinyl record purchase from NYC. At the time I was still a House DJ and Karen was just starting her collection as an intelligent Jungle DJ. Nick Pierce was over at the house and I was killing time playing Karen's records. At some point, Karen and Nick both look over at me and note that I seem very natural playing jungle music. I have always enjoyed Jungle music but back then I always imagined it to very difficult to mix. Go Figure.
Around this time period, Nick, Karen and myself were all up in Columbus Ohio visiting a mutual friend Doug Schwartz. Doug is a talented House DJ, who originally got his start in Jungle. Many of my early years in the electronic dance scene was shaped by Doug, Universal Groove and later Headroom. At the time of our visit Doug was thinning out his collection and offered me to take some records to help fill out my very small jungle crate. His collection of Jungle was roughly based from 1995 to 98, very heavy, high rolling, old school tunes. I did more then just help him thin it out I almost walked out of his house with his full collection. I'm sure he was not expecting that, and how he let that happen or why he allowed me to do that I have no clue. Looking back on it I feel a bit sheepish for my actions as I did take advantage of his generosity. To this day those records still are the foundation and definition of my old school sound.
Since then I've tried to live by Doug's example of generosity, I've given away more records then I care to think about and tried my best to help out young guns that I've met over the years. Whether it was a fluke or not I owe a lot to Doug. So cheers,This ones for you Doug.
RE:Issue V001 - DJ Twelve7nine: Demo 2002
Description:
Jumping into a the way back machine with mix tapes from my DJ past. Recently in my excursion to the great annex in the South East, I found a missing cache of demo tapes tracking from 1997 to 2005. I'm pleased to present to you a fine selection of sounds from our raving past. For my old school fans who can remember these tunes, you probably did not partake as much in the 90's as you thought you did.
Host:
Edward the Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://reissue.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
RE:IssueV001.mp3
Time:
44:45
Playlist:
001) Never Gonna Give you Up - Red 5
002) True Born (VIP Mix) - The Prisoners of Technology
003) Cold Blooded (Pay Up Mix) - The Prisoners of Technology
004) The Message - Shy FX
005) Spy Hunter - JG of GFS
006) Jungle Brothers - Jungle Brothers
007) Hype The Funk - EPS & 2-Vibes
008) 5,4,3,2,1 - The Penguin
009) How High - Aphrodite vs. Method Man & Redman
010) Trick of Technology (Remix) - The Prisoners of Technology
Background Story:
In 2002, Karen Brtko and I had just received our most recent vinyl record purchase from NYC. At the time I was still a House DJ and Karen was just starting her collection as an intelligent Jungle DJ. Nick Pierce was over at the house and I was killing time playing Karen's records. At some point, Karen and Nick both look over at me and note that I seem very natural playing jungle music. I have always enjoyed Jungle music but back then I always imagined it to very difficult to mix. Go Figure.
Around this time period, Nick, Karen and myself were all up in Columbus Ohio visiting a mutual friend Doug Schwartz. Doug is a talented House DJ, who originally got his start in Jungle. Many of my early years in the electronic dance scene was shaped by Doug, Universal Groove and later Headroom. At the time of our visit Doug was thinning out his collection and offered me to take some records to help fill out my very small jungle crate. His collection of Jungle was roughly based from 1995 to 98, very heavy, high rolling, old school tunes. I did more then just help him thin it out I almost walked out of his house with his full collection. I'm sure he was not expecting that, and how he let that happen or why he allowed me to do that I have no clue. Looking back on it I feel a bit sheepish for my actions as I did take advantage of his generosity. To this day those records still are the foundation and definition of my old school sound.
Since then I've tried to live by Doug's example of generosity, I've given away more records then I care to think about and tried my best to help out young guns that I've met over the years. Whether it was a fluke or not I owe a lot to Doug. So cheers,This ones for you Doug.
Monday, October 19, 2009
10.20.2009 Social Lubrication V:003
Title:
Social Lubrication: Version 3
Description:
Cross Genera, Platform, Radio Show LIVE from the Annex Studio 312. This weeks focus is on hip-hop with a message.
Host:
Edward the Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
[retired] if you would like a copy drop me a line at sociallubrication@fromtheannex.com
Time: 1:20:22
Playlist:
001) Ms. Dynamite - Dy-Na-Mi-Tee
002) Common - Invocation
003) Citizen Cope - Let the Drummer Kick
004) Fugees - Fu-Gee-La (Sly & Robbie Mix)
005) Ugly Duckling - Einstein's Takin' Off
006) A Tribe Called Quest - Stressed Out (Featuring Faith Evans)
007) De La Soul - Ooh (Featuring Redman)
008) Dual Core - Fantastic Four (Featuring Beefy, Ytcracker, Wheelie Cyberman)
009) Dynamic Syncopation - 2 Tha Left (Featuring Mass Influence)
010) KRS-One - Sound Of Da Police
011) The Roots - Good Music
012) Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)(Crashing Giant Step Mix)
014) People Under The Stairs - Than Hang Loose
015) Aesop Rock - No Regrets
016) De La Soul - Ring Ring Ring (Jazz Remix)
017) Ruckus Roboticus - How to Handle Grown Ups
018) House of Pain - Jump Around
019) Beastie Boys - Fight For Your Right
020) People Under The Stairs - The Dig
Social Lubrication: Version 3
Description:
Cross Genera, Platform, Radio Show LIVE from the Annex Studio 312. This weeks focus is on hip-hop with a message.
Host:
Edward the Librarian
Podcast Link:
http://sociallubrication.podomatic.com/
Download Link:
[retired] if you would like a copy drop me a line at sociallubrication@fromtheannex.com
Time: 1:20:22
Playlist:
001) Ms. Dynamite - Dy-Na-Mi-Tee
002) Common - Invocation
003) Citizen Cope - Let the Drummer Kick
004) Fugees - Fu-Gee-La (Sly & Robbie Mix)
005) Ugly Duckling - Einstein's Takin' Off
006) A Tribe Called Quest - Stressed Out (Featuring Faith Evans)
007) De La Soul - Ooh (Featuring Redman)
008) Dual Core - Fantastic Four (Featuring Beefy, Ytcracker, Wheelie Cyberman)
009) Dynamic Syncopation - 2 Tha Left (Featuring Mass Influence)
010) KRS-One - Sound Of Da Police
011) The Roots - Good Music
012) Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)(Crashing Giant Step Mix)
014) People Under The Stairs - Than Hang Loose
015) Aesop Rock - No Regrets
016) De La Soul - Ring Ring Ring (Jazz Remix)
017) Ruckus Roboticus - How to Handle Grown Ups
018) House of Pain - Jump Around
019) Beastie Boys - Fight For Your Right
020) People Under The Stairs - The Dig
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