8, thanks a lot for putting up a setlist. I never heard of the side projects but quite liked the songs so it's great to have the names written down.
If it hadn't been for your original post, I wouldn't have been able to. So, I genuinely thank you, flodhaest.
I must admit, I expected something different (interviews and such), but liked the programme none the less.
Me too, flodhaest!
I was really hoping for some interview clips woven in there as well, old or new, but just something of the sort. I love interviews and I'm not really fussy when it comes to them either. Some folks are pretty rough on the interviewers, when I read the comment sections off sites like youtube, but I've never been annoyed by any of the interviewers I've seen or heard thus far. That said, I am not the artist being interviewed. I imagine it's the artists who find interviews daunting. I figure it's mostly the artists who cringe, every single time. But hey, if the interviewer can make time and space to help promote anything NMA/JS/RSC, then, weak or strong, I'm all for the interviewers efforts.
This was an enjoyable episode of the programme. I only wish that the host of the show had at least played one song off NMA's most recent release, "
From Here". Still, I managed to learn a few great things from listening to it just the same. So it's all good.
please don't be embarrassed because of my handle - I imagine it could be a strange combination of letters in other languages. And I actually just noticed this morning that a letter was off in your latest post.
You are very kind, flodhaest, thank you.
Some folks are particularly sensitive about stuff like that. I'm elated to know that you understand where I'm coming from, being a foreigner. Means a lot.
Thanks for posting the link to bradford radio- it still works now - (and Dead Man (I like that kind of folk) is followed by P.-Beach (one of two NMA songs I can`t get into it ))
Oops! My bad. Thank you for pointing out that I missed "
Paekakariki Beach", lotus!
Just corrected the list. Fascinating that you can't get into this track, as for me it's one of my favourites. Curious though, if I may be so rude as to ask... what is the other NMA track you can't get into, for whatever reason, lotus?
I love everything NMA/JS, but there are a couple for me that I don't really play often. The first is, a very old one, "Shot 18" and the other - which will
definitely cause a major uproar, be a real shocker to almost everyone here on the forum - is the album version of... "Get Me Out". I love the latter, in a live setting though, but it's just not as gripping on record, for some weird, unbeknownst to me reason. However, if either of these two NMA tracks were to come on the radio, I definitely would NOT turn the dial - quite simply because anything NMA is by
far, better than a lot of the crap that's out there on mainstream radio these days.
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