$250 Million Radio Show #28

I am a negligent podcaster. I didn't do my notes for 27. Shame on me. I didn't mention that I did the Chance simulcast. Ouch.

Oh, well here is show #28:

Czeduce - Smashed
Kieskagato - Thursday
A Telemtry - Smiles on a Mask
A-Bomb Chop Shop - My 78 Impala
Bro Jamms - Cry Wolf

File can be found here.

The $250 Million Radio Show #26

A little train podcast featuring the following:

Madelyn
Crop Circle
Invincible Czars
Blood Ruby
No Doctors
The Experiments
Recliner

The $250 Million Radio Show #25

Back from the road, here is show #25 Featuring:

The Soviettes
Scarlet Symphony
Race Card
De La Vega
Radio Pirate DJ
The Polar Bear Project

The $250 Million Radio Show #24

Show #24 can be found here.

Featured in this show are:

Radio Pirate DJ
Oh Sweet Irony
The Reverse Engineers
Recliner
Life of Pi
Lucid Nation

The $250 Million Radio Show #23

Show #23 is a most rocking show. I am super excited by all the bands, but especially by Scarlet Symphony. Please check out all the bands on this show. The file is here.

Bands featured include:

Scarlet Symphony
Makeshift 3
Crop Circle
The Transfer
Claire Moss
The Bloody Irish Boys
The Cadence

The $250 Million Radio Show #22

Show #22 can be found here. Some psychedellic, reggae, progressive and a little celtic rock to boot.

Bands Featured:

No Doctors - Yarding
Tony Gits - Big Yard
The Polar Bear Project - Procrastination Way
Kineto - Theorem
99 Tales - New Jersey Themepark
Pubside Down - Rocking Landlady

Scarlet Symphony

Last Friday night during the triplet health meltdown, I snuck away to hang out with Mike Halloran. Mike is a radio god of alternative and indie music. Here is a cool blogspost that talks about the format Mike helped to pioneer.

I wanted to talk with Mike about podcasting and Rabble and other assorted stuff. I got to hang out at the radio station he is currently at 94.9 in San Diego. I didn't know it but Mike is a big fan of Shepard Fairey so the office was very decorated and I was able to get some pics for my Flickr collection.

We talked and Mike was insistent that I go out with him that night to see a band he was raving about. Now Mike isn't one to rave, but I sat with him literally 4 years ago and he told me that emo was the next big thing in music and that Dashboard Confessionals had a good chance at being the big hit of the genre. Arguably he was right on both counts. Mike was also one of the big early boosters of Blink 182. So when someone INSISTS and they have a track record you go along.

The band we saw was Scarlet Symphony. I was floored. The band was just amazing and this is coming from someone who has seen hundreds of shows and am very infrequently impressed at live shows. I don't think that the tracks they have on their site do the live show justice but I guarantee that when they get the right producer, these guys have a chance at being enormously successful. You heard it here first. Now I need to get them on my podcast...