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No Place Like Home - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 111

1. Can't Find My Way Home (live) - Steve Winwood / Eric Clapton
2. Two Of Us - The Beatles
3. Homeward Bound (live) - Paul Simon / George Harrison
4. Dogs - Pink Floyd
5. I'm Your Captain (Closer To Home) - Grand Funk Railroad
6. I'm Going Home (live) - Ten Years After
7. Amazing Journey / Sparks (live) - The Who
8. Home By The Sea (live) - Genesis
9. Soul Survivor - The Rolling Stones
10. I'm So Tired (early take) - The Beatles

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Dangerous New Machine’s “Skeletons”

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Fall Of Envy (FOE) is on the verge of breaking into the mainstream rock music scene having performed at prestigious events like the Florida Music Festival and WJRR’s Earthday Birthday, as well as major venues such as the House of Blues, Hard Rock Live, and the St. Pete Times Forum. This five-piece, melodic hard rock band hails from Orlando, Florida and has supported national acts such as Sevendust, Chevelle, Nonpoint, Papa Roach, The Exies, Buckcherry, Daughtry, Black Tide and Stereoside.

The band recently released their first, full-length album titled Poetic Rage, which was recorded and produced by Justin Thomas, producer of Dark New Day (Warner Bros), Alter Bridge’s acoustic tracks (Wind Up), Faktion (Road Runner), and Stereoside (Beiler Bros).

Recently, Fall Of Envy was named the official band of the XFC (Xtreme Fighting Championship). Their track, “For You,” was chosen to be the theme song for the XFC’s nationally televised MMA series, scheduled to premiere in the spring of 2009, with exposure to roughly 80,000,000 TV viewers. The band has also licensed additional tracks to Channel One, the pre-eminent media source for over 6 million teens in middle schools and high schools across the country.

Visit their site on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/fallofenvy

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The Dividing Line’s “The Rogues’ Gallery” started its run back in May 2003 and was the first actual Podcast featuring new progressive rock every week! Listeners from all over the world tune in specifically to hear the latest progressive rock releases. The Rogues’ Gallery has established itself as the most popular outlet for progressive artists and labels seeking to release new material.

Frans widens the appeal and definition of Progressive Rock to include all emerging and related genres, sometimes with wondrous labels such as “post-prog,” “exo-prog,” and any number of bizarre variants. “Out with the old, in with the new” is the motto, so this progressive rock podcast will continue where the Neo-Progressive Rock genre left off, and will tackle a large field of progressive music. Don’t expect a lot of classic prog on this show. Instead, your host, Frans Keylard, will scour the globe for new and exciting bands to spotlight from all over the world, and not just bands from his home base in Seattle, Washington.

Frans Keylard originally hails from The Netherlands and grew up listening to FM pirate radio stations both transmitting from land, and off the coast in international waters from converted fishing trawlers. These stations carried names such as Radio Veronica, Radio Caroline, and Radio Mi Amigo. Those stations existed because of the restricted broadcasting regulations only permitting state-controlled radio. In the US there were university stations in the 70s that carried lots of progressive rock, but those no longer carry that same type of programming. Legendary DJs like Tommy Vance, who had a large degree of creative control over their content are gone. Who will be the next champions to stand up and challenge apathetic FM programming? The wide acceptance of portable music players such as the iPod, cars with MP3 capabilities, and audiophile PCs have made the Internet a viable alternative to discovering new music. When asked what drew Frans Keylard to the Dividing Line, he answered: “The Dividing Line is the most popular Internet Progressive Rock station in the world, just look at the line-up of DJ and the variety of programming! I love that that this station has an environment and audience who really want to join me on a journey of discovery. There’s so much great new Progressive Rock in various guises that never gets heard, so I will try to uncover more every week. Progressive rock is my starting point, but there’s lots of progressive inspired music out there as well! The Dividing Line listeners are frighteningly well-informed, highly engaged, and are willing to invest time in the music orphaned by FM radio. When you add the chat room interactivity with other listeners and bands, it becomes clear that this is what radio has evolved into.”

Frans intends to locate and play several new artists every week. The following artists are more or less a guideline: Marillion, all “related” bands such as Porcupine Tree, Blackfield (and all Steven Wilson projects), Kino, Transatlantic, Iris, Postmankind, Aziz, Wishing Tree, h Natural, etc. That’s just the start, because the reach of the show goes far beyond those artists.

Perhaps it’s easier to see a sampling of some of the bands Frans has played in 2007 alone (yes, he’s been VERY busy):

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MRR is a weekly radio show featuring the best DIY punk, garage rock and hardcore from the astounding, ever-growing Maximum Rocknroll record collection.



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Welcome to Indie Rock Radio, we are a bi-weekly podcast playing mostly indie label and unsigned bands, but with a few good mainstream bands thrown in the mix.

We play a variety of the best rock, alternative, punk and metal bands from all over the world.

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JASON LUTTRELL –VOCALS–
BOBBY BURNS –VOCALS / GUITAR / BASS–
alongside our many revolving, top notch players,
TIM LAU –DRUMS studio–, KOBIE JACKSON –BASS live–,
JOHN STANIER –DRUMS–,”JR.”–BASS live–,
PRESTON NASH –DRUMS live–and JOSH TOOMEY– BASS live.

Those who should know the history do know the history. For the last 3 years PRIMER55 has been silent. No recording, no touring, no talking. But many years of rehab and relapse. It seems as though the clouds have finally lifted and Jason and Bobby have begun writing once again! P55 released the following albums: AS SEEN ON TV (Fat Static Records) 1999 INTRODUCTION TO MAYHEM (Island Records) 2000 THE NEW RELEASE (Island Records) 2001.and recently released P55 BOOTLEG I and P55 BOOTLEG II on Bobby’s own FAMILY FOR LIFE RECORDS label. Guitarist / songwriter Bobby Burns currently plays bass for SOULFLY.

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Tragic Orange is Phill Skiba (vocals), Christina Vitucci (drums), Jimmy Pavlis (bass), Steve Valdez(Guitar) and Victor Fakhoury (Guitar) The 5 piece rock band is originally from Long island New York, but they portray a very strong international phenomenon, with each member’s different ethnic background and north American upbringing, they have brought the missing link in the sound for today’s modern music.

The band was formed in 2005, and after many auditions and a very solid self titled album under their belt, the line up was finalized with the joining of Jimmy Pavlis on bass and Victor Fakhoury on guitar. The band quickly grew musically as the 5 members made sure to mold them selves on to one another’s inspirations and musical taste, with an endless amount of hours in the rehearsal studio the bands sound has gown and developed dramatically, Their melodic and haunting verses and brightly open hard hitting catchy choruses as well as their mind invading sing along vocals, won’t stop ringing in the listeners head.

They have captured the hearts of many fans thru their unique musicianship, Christina’s power drumming reminiscent of John Bonham keeps the strong back bone timing of the band in check , Jimmy’s hard thumping bass patterns and driving rhythms keeps you locked into the music, Steve’s V. playing creates a landscape of sound typically not heard out of a guitar , Vik’s rhythmic playing and worldly tripy effects makes you feel the trance within, and finally Phill’s soaring melodies and lucid, poetic lyrics reaches like a hand to grab your mind and make you feel every word that is utterd out of his heart, drilled it into yours.

Their stage presence has been known to be one of the most energetic experiences crowds have witnessed, the band has performed on numerous stages; ending 2007 with over a 100 shows played in and out of state in front of many fans that remain loyal to the music the madness and the method behind the Tragic… Tragic orange’s musical and lyrical journey consists of all walks of life, the ups and downs the bright and dark, spiritual and sexual, aggression and confusion; examining what’s on the minds of the youth of this generation but light hearted enough to enjoy this chaotic party. Keep your eyes open and your ears to the ground for tragic orange’s accelerating momentum towards success; exploding on to the scene soon for the world to hear.

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Dangerous New Machine is an alternative heavy rock unit based out of Atlanta Georgia, Featuring former Stereomud Vocalist Erik Rogers,followed by Billy Grey-Lead Guitar (ex fozzy,sick speed) Rodney Beaubouef-Drums (ex outshine,stuck mojo) Randy Reider-bass.

Coming together in 2009 after having previously toured extensively throughout the United States and Europe. Those tours included The 2001 Ozzfest Disturbed,Staind,Puddle of Mudd,Sevendust and Godsmack just to name a few.

After Columbia Records Recording artists Stereomud disbanded in 2003, vocalist Erik Rogers pursued new musical avenues with such acts as Soundevice, Love Said No. and now back with a solid line up known as “Dangerous New Machine”.

The members of Dangerous New Machine form a cohesive and dynamic unit that mixes an aggressive, heavy rock sound with a less dark and more approachable lyrical style.

Previous press: DNM are currently putting the finishing touches on their first four song EP entitled ‘SKELETONS’ Produced by Rusty T. Cobb, also stated that heavy touring will take place this coming summer supported by the full assault radio campaign via Heavy Hitter inc.

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Fred and Matt drink way too much coffee and their banter gets kind of sloppy. But, when their not talking you get some killer tunes from mostly fresh new bands (local and international) including PAINTBOX, TOTAL FURY, RETAINERS, CANADIAN RIFLE and much more. Also included is a short and sweet set dedicated to the late great Johnithin Christ (R.I.P.)

Intro song:
FEEDERZ – Talking The Night

Fred – Johnithin Christ
SOCIETY DOG – How could I Feel it
CODE OF HONOR – Attempted Control

Fred – New LPs
GRASS WIDOW – To Where
ADDC – Tacobell Canyon
STUPID PARTY – Is It
RETAINERS – Waste of Time
CANADIAN RIFLE – Climbing Down From the Crane

Matthew – No Theme
PAINTBOX – (title in Japanese)
F – NO!
TOTAL FURY – Lie / In My Hands
BOOM BOOM KID – Nacidos Para Poner Color Donde No
MAKEKE DI RATO – Destruicia Fatal

Fred – New 7″s
CENTERHITS – City Girl Friend
EBONICS – Rock n Roll / Partytime
THE HUSSY – Headset
MEAN JEANS – License To Chill

Matthew – 2 More for the Road
TV PERSONALITIES – My New Tattoo
THE MUMMIES – Girl You Want

Outro song:
SHOP ASSISTANTS – I Don’t Wanna be Friends With You

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Popularity: 56% [?]