Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #4

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #4.mp3

In this episode:

• The RPM challenge wrap-up
  
• Details of "The God Clown is Near" recording process
• A new Steampunk song based on Mary Gentle's "A Sun in the Attic"
• Some ideas for one more Steampunk song
• Some inspiration from "The Steam Driven Time Machine", an essay by Rick Klaw
  
• Last.FM Top 5 artists of the week
• The Damnwells
• Bon Iver
• Casey Meehan
• Steve Earle
• Bloc Party

Music Featured in this episode:

1. Rachel Rosen (Instrumental version) by John Anealio
2. Comfort Zone by General Fuzz
3. Go Inward by General Fuzz
4. Satellites by Apple
5. Chaise Lounge by Apple (bumper)
6. Emergence Drum and Bass by IamTheStev
7. Everyone's Here by Apple (bumper)
8. Tour Bus by Apple
   
9. Telescope (demo) by John Anealio
   

If you have any ideas for the podcast contact me at 27summers@gmail.com or via Facebook or Twitter .

I hope you enjoy it,

John Anealio

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #3

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #3.mp3

In this episode:

• The RPM challenge continues
  
• Details of my first Steampunk song based on a Jay Lake short story.
• A few ideas for more Steampunk songs.
  
• Last.FM Top 5 artists of the week
• The Hold Steady
• Bon Iver
• Bloc Party
• Girl Talk
• The Winterpills

Music Featured in this episode:

1. Rachel Rosen (Instrumental version) by John Anealio
2. Gurditation (ft. Gurdonark) by Teru
3. Statia (ft. J. Lang) by Gurdonark
4. Chaise Lounge by Apple (bumper)
5. Pling by jaspertine
6. From Up Here by Apple
7. Everyone's Here by Apple (bumper)
8. Two Seater by Apple
9. The God Clown is Near (demo) by John Anealio
   

If you have any ideas for the podcast contact me at 27summers@gmail.com or via Facebook or Twitter .

I hope you enjoy it,

John Anealio

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #2

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #2.mp3

In this episode:

• The RPM challenge : a change of plan.
• Writing Steampunk songs based on Ann & Jeff Vandermeer's short story collection.
• Top 5 musical artists of the week
• The Winterpills
• Bloc Party
• Chris Whitley & Jeff Lang
• The Black Crowes
• Jeffrey Foucault
• Gregory Frost approves of "Leodora"!

Music Featured in this episode:

1. Rachel Rosen (Instrumental version) by John Anealio
2. Good Night and Good Luck by jaspertine
3. Goodbye War, Hello Peace by Teru
4. Road Trip by Apple
5. Chaise Lounge by Apple (bumper)
6. Honey Powered Satellite by Gurdonark
7. Emergence Drum n' Bass by IamTheStev
8. Everyone's Here by Apple (bumper)
9. Feel Good by Apple
10. Leodora by John Anealio
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If you have any ideas for the podcast contact me at 27summers@gmail.com or via Facebook or Twitter .

I hope you enjoy it,

John Anealio

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #1

Sci-Fi Songs Podcast #1.mp3

A Podcast?

I've been thinking about doing this for a while, and here is my first attempt at producing a podcast. I had a ton of fun putting this together and I can really see this becoming a regular part of what I do. If you have the time, please take a listen and let me know what you think.

If I continue this, I'd really like to get the Sci-Fi and Fantasy community involved. If you have the capability to record yourself, perhaps you can record a book review and send it my way. It might be something that I can work into the podcast. If you have any other ideas for ways that you can contribute and promote what you do, contact me at 27summers@gmail.com or via Facebook or Twitter .

I hope you enjoy it,

John Anealio

In this episode:

• The RPM challenge: writing ten songs in 28 days.
• origin of Sci-Fi Songs
• Weekly Listening: Son Volt, Drive-By Truckers, The Black Crowes, and Crowded House.
• Weekly Reading: The Way of Shadows by Brent Weeks
  

Music Featured in this episode:

1. Rachel Rosen (Instrumental version) by John Anealio
2. Our Slanted Voices by Dokashiteru
3. See You Later by Pitx
4. Merithyn's Promise by John Anealio
5. Kestrel by Gurdonark
6. Chaise Lounge by Apple
7. Home Tonight by Dokashiteru
8. Reality TV by Apple
9. Curtain Call by Apple
10. Greasy Wheel by Apple
11. Everyone's Here by Apple
12. Chemma Chi by Dokashiteru
13. Sarene (Instrumental version) by John Anealio