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The IDSL 08/05/2009 (Comment line 218-234-CALL)

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On "The IDSL" today:

"Blue Dolphins in June" from Michael Dawald

"BLUE SQUARE" from ANTENNAS TO THE SKY

"Blue Troll Jelly" from Spindle

"blueberry cemetary" from Moon to Monk

"Blue" from Diva Dolls

"Blues in X" from nova jazz orchestra

"In Your Arms Again" and "In My Dreams" from Natalie Brown

Thanks for listening!

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The IDSL 08/04/2009 (Comment line 218-234-CALL)

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On "The IDSL" today:

"Bloom" from Brock

"BlowUp" from The TAM's

"Blue (Pre-Production)" from Echo Effect

"Blue Nude" from sonafide

"Blue Song" from Chris O'Brien and Cohorts

"Don't Forget to Remember" from TV's Kyle of The Funny Music Project

"Out of Snark" from Tom Smith of The FuMP

"Cthulhu Fthagn" from Tom Smith and The Great Luke Ski of The FuMP

Thanks for listening!

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Laura Ling & Euna Lee freed!

As the rest of the world is already saying, Laura Ling and Euna Lee, the two reporters sentenced to 12 years hard labor in North Korea, have been freed, and are now being escorted on a plane back to the U.S. by former President Bill Clinton. That is so cool!

Yes, that's why that graphic has been on my blog header for the past while. I'm going to leave it there till they're physically back in the US. I doubt my little gesture meant much. But one does what one can.

The IDSL 07/31/2009 (Comment line 218-234-CALL)

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On "The IDSL" today:

"Blank Sheet" from Copper

"Bleed" from Tim Mahoney

"Blind Parade" from The Decomposeurs

"Blinded by the Moonlight" from Belly Flopp

"Blinded Love" from Universal Intelligence

I also played a phone comment from John MacLean, who'd sent me a copy of his CD. He does some very nice folksy music, and I plan on playing some later. Thought you might be amused by what Google Voice's speech-to-text system thought John said:

Transcript: hey kelly this is donna calling from the boston area i just
want to let you know that since discovered your your blog i've been
listening to it and the especially love listen on 24th of july and my
favorite song so far as best to me about your back of i was great song and
anyway i'm also thrilled to hear that you've received my C D voice message and
that you're that you're like in it and you may even play at i hope that you
all we'll do that and hope oaks like listen to it but in any event you're
doing on the closing and i'm gonna go out about the rock seen in minnesota
while rocks you're planning is 60 thanks a lot and best of tested rebecca bye

Thanks for calling, Donna! :)

And thanks for listening everybody!

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If we'd known you was comin'...

Just got pointed to an article at TheBookseller.com about Iain Banks' new novel, "Transition," and how they've come up with this groundbreaking new technique for distributing the book: as a free, serialized, podcast audiobook.  Lovely idea.  And then, "Sarah Shrubb, editorial director of Hachette Digital, said: "This is the first time an audio has been serialised in this way, and we're very excited to be doing something so groundbreaking." "

Oops.

I am in the middle of finishing my sixth, free, serialized, podcast audiobook.  I'm just a producer, not an author.  And I came way, way, late to the game.  There are authors who have been publishing this way for years.  You could look them up.  Several have been quite successful, and some have hit the New York Times Bestseller lists & whatnot.

And now Iain Banks is "the first."  If we'd a known he was comin', we'd a baked a cake.

I gather Mr Banks is a very good author, and I strongly suspect that he, at least, knew he wasn't the first.  It is unfortunate Ms. Shrubb wasn't quite so informed about her own industry.  Glad she's excited, though.  Excited is good.  Informed would be a nice addition.

(sigh)

Griz

The IDSL 07/30/2009 (Comment line 218-234-CALL)

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On "The IDSL" today:

"Blackened Shade" from Fallen Shadow

"Black" from JERKSTORE

"blah blah blah" from Pushluppies

"Blame" from Parrot Attack!

"Blame" from Schiek

Thanks for listening!

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