My annual New Year's mix - best to all of you in 2011!  This mix is partially for head boppers and hip swingers and partially for the under appreciated skeptic and cynic sitting in the corner while the others flail around mindlessly.  Here's for the ups and downs of the nighttime, the evening lulls and drink breaks, and for the tea sippers or outsiders who dance in their head while observing the crowd. 

PODCAST #64 Year of the Rabbit

    1.    (0:00:00) Philip Glass PROTEST
    2.    (0:03:55) Kid Cudi feat. Cee-Lo SCOTT MESCUDI vs. THE WORLD
    3.    (0:07:45) Robyn feat. Ryksopp NONE OF DEM
    4.    (0:12:32) Nelly Furtado AFRAID
    5.    (0:15:41) Flying Lotus feat. Thom Yorke …AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU
    6.    (0:18:04) Aceyalone GRAND IMPERIAL
    7.    (0:21:28) DJ Krush SONG 2
    8.    (0:25:01) Xploding Plastix MORE POWAH TO YAH
    9.    (0:29:44) Navegante ALL IN UR HEAD
    10.    (0:33:19) Pantha du Prince LAY IN A SHIMMER
    11.    (0:37:59) Twista feat. Raekwon THE HEAT
    12.    (0:41:45) Turntables on the Hudson feat. Nickodemus FINALE (REMIX)
    13.    (0:46:37) Wale feat. Bun B MIRRORS
    14.    (0:50:04) Kudu NEON GRAVEYARD (DROP THE LIME REMIX)
    15.    (0:53:43) Portishead MAGIC DOORS
    16.    (0:56:58) Of Montreal DEATH IS NOT A PARALLEL MOVE
    17.    (0:59:57) Pink Floyd GRANTCHESTER MEADOWS
    18.    (1:04:11) Outkast feat. Norah Jones TAKE OFF YOUR COOL
    19.    (1:06:17) Andreya Triana LOST WHERE YOU BELONG
    20.    (1:11:17) Jamie Lidell COMPASS
    21.    (1:16:13) Nas I CAN
    22.    (1:20:17) Nujabes (Rest In Peace, Seba Jun, we will miss you) WALTZ FOR LIFE WILL BORN (UYAMA HIROTO)

This is a list of the Funky Soul Burner's Top Albums of the Year.  Last year, I did a Top 25 List, and this year the Top 25 is dedicated to albums that I found to change the perspective and the face of music in this ever-evolving new age industry (sans CDs and physical markets).  Artists are forced to be more creative with their marketing, and they have a wider range of freedom when it comes to distribution.  Some artists strive, some fail.  I would like to think that Darwin has had it in for the music industry the past few years, and I cannot wait to see how it all pans out. THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER WONDERFUL YEAR! 

The 25 Facelifting Albums and Artists:

1.            Kanye West: MY BEAUTIFUL DARK TWISTED FANTASY / G.O.O.D. FRIDAYS - Love him or hate him, "Malcolm West has the whole nation standing at attention," as he rightfully boasts on the second track, "Gorgeous."  With the wonderfully and eclectically composed album of the year in over 15 major music critic's minds, it really is just the perfect dismount to an already triumphant year for Kanye.  In this one album, which he has meticulously crafted and scaled down to twelve solid songs (includes bonus track), he pays homage to so many artists that precede him including King Crimson, Black Sabbath, Aphex Twin, Michael Jackson, as well as captures beautifully the current pop culture - he is the Jean Michel Basquiat of hip hop.  On the other hand, his marketing campaign of G.O.O.D. Fridays included some of hip hop's best in Mos Def, Jay-Z, Q-Tip, Lupe Fiasco, Pusha T, Pete Rock, Common, John Legend, and many others as free tracks for every Friday leading up to the release of the album.  Twelve tracks overall, in my opinion, were all worthy of a second amazing album, including my favorite track of the year featuring Jay-Z and Pete Rock called, "The Joy."  This track represented all of the roots of hip hop and funk, and included some of the most profound verses of the year all wrapped in one amazing track.  With the addition of his directorial 30+ minute music film, "The Runaway," Kanye conquered the music industry, and hopefully raised that bar, once again, to give hope for a better craft in years to come.

2.            Janelle Monáe: THE ARCHANDROID - This was my album of the year until Hurricane Kanye broke down the levees.  Janelle's album is a close second to Kanye's, and certainly provided a new bump in the Atlanta crunk; fresh, clean, intelligent, and near perfect!  I'm already looking forward to her next album.

3.            Bio Boi: SIR LUCIOUS LEFT FOOT: THE SON OF CHICO DUSTY - Another Atlanta masterpiece.  Without Andre 3000, and long awaited, Big Boi and his many styles busts out one fantastic album.

4.            Four Tet: THERE IS LOVE IN YOU - Nobody makes electronica the way this man does, and it should be shown throughout my mixes.  He makes melody groove like '70s slow funk and churns your hips better than any drug and trance combination ever presented. 

5.            Deftones: DIAMOND EYES - Without their lead bassist, Chi Cheng, who is in a coma after a car accident, The Deftones scratched any music recorded with Chi up to that point, hired Sergio Vega of the masterful band, Quicksand, to knock out this gem of an album.  Where rock has failed miserably, Deftones still reign supreme.

6.            Bonobo: BLACK SANDS

7.            Menomena: MINES

8.            Black Milk: ALBUM OF THE YEAR

9.            The Roots: HOW I GOT OVER

10.            Andreya Triana: LOST WHERE I BELONG

11.            Jamie Lidell: COMPASS

12.            Sufjan Stevens: THE AGE OF ADZ

13.            Cee-Lo Green: THE LADYKILLER

14.            Caribou: SWIM

15.            Joanna Newsom: HAVE ONE ON ME

16.            LCD Soundsystem: THIS IS HAPPENING

17.            Flying Lotus: COSMOGRAMMA

18.            Kno: DEATH IS SILENT

19.            The Dillinger Escape Plan: OPTION PARALYSIS

20.            B. Dolan: FALLEN HOUSE SUNKEN CITY

21.            The Deadweather: SEA OF COWARDS

22.            Reflection Eternal: REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE

23.            Pantha du Prince: BLACK NOISE

24.            Sade: SOLDIER OF LOVE

25.            Gil Scott-Heron: I'M NEW HERE

25 More Recommended Albums of 2010:

26.            Robyn: BODY TALK

27.            Raekwon: BUILT ONLY FOR CUBAN LINKS PT.II

28.            Skream: OUTSIDE THE BOX

29.            Sarah Blasko: ALL I WANT

30.            Blockhead: THE MUSIC SCENE

31.            Jaga Jazzist: ONE ARMED BANDIT

32.            Charlotte Gainsbourg: IRM

33.            Wale: ATTENTION DEFICIT

34.            Curren$y: PILOT TALK

35.            John Legend with The Roots: WAKE UP!

36.            Nas & Damian Marley: DISTANT RELATIVES

37.            Bilal: AIRTIGHT'S REVENGE

38.            Arcade Fire: THE SUBURBS

39.            Massive Attack: HELIGOLAND

40.            Murs & 9th Wonder: FORNEVER

41.            Lightspeed Champion: LIFE IS SWEET!  NICE TO MEET YOU

42.            Rhymefest: EL CHE

43.            Erykah Badu: NEW AMERYKAH PART TWO: RETURN OF THE ANKH

44.            Kid Cudi: THE LEGEND OF MR. RAGER, VOL. 2

45.            Trans Am: THING

46.            Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings I LEARNED THE HARD WAY

47.            Meth-Ghost-Rae: WU-MASSACRE

48.            Gorillaz: PLASTIC BEACH

49.            Robert Plant: BAND OF JOY

50.            Broken Bells: BROKEN BELLS

Podcast #63 Goodies

    1.    (0:00:03) Charlie Parker OUT OF NOWHERE (TAKE A)
    2.    (0:04:05) Kanye West feat. Pete Rock, Jay-Z, Charlie Wilson, Curtis Mayfied, Kid Cudi THE JOY
    3.    (0:09:20) Cee-Lo Green OLD FASHIONED
    4.    (0:12:37) Jamiroquai HEY FLOYD
    5.    (0:17:38) Lindstrom GENTLE AS A GIANT
    6.    (0:22:30) Lissie WORRIED ABOUT
    7.    (0:26:41) Bruno Mars feat. Cee-Lo, B.o.B. THE OTHER SIDE
    8.    (0:30:24) Ratatat BIRD PRIEST
    9.    (0:33:24) Kno feat. Thee Tom Hardy, Tunji RHYTHM OF THE RAIN
    10.    (0:37:50) Amon Tobin AT THE END OF THE DAY
    11.    (0:40:57) Sarah Blasko ALL I WANT
    12.    (0:44:43) The Roots feat. Phonte, Dice Raw NOW OR NEVER
    13.    (0:49:17) Rhymefest PROSPERITY
    14.    (0:52:30) Abstract Tribe Unique STAND & DELIVER
    15.    (0:55:48) Sufjan Stevens FUTILE DEVICES
    16.    (0:57:55) The Cinematic Orchestra feat. Patrick Watson THAT HOME
    17.    (0:59:40) The Cinematic Orchestra feat. Lou Rhodes TIME AND SPACE

The walk is long with the shoe soles solely limping along braced around the ankles mechanically pushing horizons in sun-ups and sunsets, night-downs and night risings, so the wanderer is here, now, forcing his way through the prickling of cactus thorn wild burying himself in the heat and drought; you can't keep on, keep going on like this, the heart says, but the mind ain't listenin' this time.  No, not this time. I still got distance to tread, and these here shoe soles aren't yet callused up and flesh-tone... 

Track Listing for Podcast #62 Distance to Tread: Wild Berries & Dirty Cactus

    1.    (0:00:52) Lupe Fiasco PUT YOU ON GAME
    2.    (0:03:45) National SORROW
    3.    (0:07:01) The Sabres of Paradise SMOKEBELCH I (BEATLESS MIX)
    4.    (0:11:07) Psychonauts MAGNETIC
    5.    (0:15:16) Telek TALAIGU
    6.    (0:17:13) Mike Patton SCALINATELLA
    7.    (0:20:04) Cunninlynguists feat. Mac Lethal BROKEN VAN (THINKING OF YOU)
    8.    (0:23:37) Big Boi feat. B.O.B. & Joi NIGHT NIGHT
    9.    (0:26:55) BMore [Aaron Lacrate] STOP SNITCHIN'
    10.    (0:28:30) Plaid RAKIMOU
    11.    (0:34:24) Brad Mehldau Trio DAY IS DONE
    12.    (0:40:20) De La Soul FOREVER
    13.    (0:44:21) Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West & Common MAKE HER SAY
    14.    (0:47:55) Booka Shade REGENERATE
    15.    (0:53:02) Andrew Bird SEE THE ENEMY
    16.    (0:58:09) Cyne FIRST PERSON
    17.    (1:00:51) Dredg STAMP OF ORIGIN: HORIZON

When the air cools and rains come again, water folds into fire, sinks, buries the roots and grows back in through the earth...

Podcast #61 Grow Back Through The Earth Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:18) Joanna Newsom THE BOOK OF RIGHT-ON
    2.    (0:03:54) The Roots feat. Joanna Newsom & STS RIGHT ON
    3.    (0:07:21) Myka 9 INNER KNOWING
    4.    (0:10:44) Breaks Co-Op QUESTION OF FREEDOM
    5.    (0:15:05) Lemon D REFLECTIONS
    6.    (0:20:14) Ray Charles LOSING HAND
    7.    (0:23:16) Aesop Rock ZODIACCUPUNCTURE
    8.    (0:27:32) Pantha Du Prince THE SPLENDOUR
    9.    (0:33:14) Queen DEATH ON TWO LEGS (DEDICATED TO...)
    10.    (0:36:57) Intuit feat. Cecile Verny PEACE OF MIND (RAW DEAL REMIX)
    11.    (0:41:57) Joakim I WISH YOU WERE GONE
    12.    (0:46:47) Medusa, Mr. Perkins, Black Silver, Volume 10 WHAT IT DO?
    13.    (0:49:13) Xploding Plastix 6-HOURS STARLIGHT
    14.    (0:52:28) The XX INFINITY
    15.    (0:57:23) Norah Jones SINKIN' SOON

Podcast #60 How To Dilute Yourself Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:46) Lissie LITTLE LOVIN - Lissie also covers bands as well, and you should check out her version of the following track by Kid Cudi.  In some respects, even better than the original. 
    2.    (0:05:03) Kid Cudi feat. Ratatat & Mgmt PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
    3.    (0:09:47) Alicia Keys LOVE IS BLIND
    4.    (0:13:23) Lackthereof FAKE EMPIRE - a founding member, Danny Seim, of one of my favorite indie bands, Menomena, released this solo project where he plays all instruments...similar to what he does in his band Menomena, as do all members.
    5.    (0:15:40) Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings 100 DAYS, 100 NIGHTS
    6.    (0:19:15) Tajai DO IT
    7.    (0:22:58) Chemical Brothers SNOW
    8.    (0:27:46) Apparat ASPIRIN
    9.    (0:32:34) Dntel TO A FAULT
    10.    (0:38:58) Gotye COMING BACK
    11.    (0:45:23) Adele MY SAME
    12.    (0:48:28) Four Tet ANGEL ECHOES
    13.    (0:52:10) Caribou SUN
    14.    (0:57:40) Iva Bittova ECOS I
    15.    (0:59:04) Cass Mccombs DON'T VOTE
    16.    (1:04:25) Fila Brazillia PERIVIVAL QUINTOINE
    17.    (1:09:08) Guru feat. Common STATE OF CLARITY (SOLAR REMIX) - Dedicated to the late Guru, or Keith Elam, of Gang Starr and Jazzmatazz who died on April 19th due to complications with cancer.  Guru went into a coma after a cardiac arrest on February 28th, and I am not so sure it is truthfully known if he awoke from the coma only to later pass, or if he never awakened.  The story is convoluted due the validity, or lack-thereof, in letters around the time of his death.  Nonetheless, the world of hip hop and music surely lost an innovator and a voice of pop culture. 

Podcast #59 D.U.B. Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:21) Fat Freddy's Drop ERNIE
    2.    (0:06:45) Dreadzone DREAD PON SOUND
    3.    (0:13:14) Barrington Levy SKYLARKING DUB
    4.    (0:15:47) NoCanDo PAINT ME IMPATIENT
    5.    (0:17:47) Sly & Robbie Meet The Mad Professor feat. Dean Fraser FINGER DUB
    6.    (0:21:04) Skream COLOURFUL
    7.    (0:26:07) Roots Manuva A HAUNTING
    8.    (0:29:34) Dub Trio DRIVE BY DUB
    9.    (0:33:39) Groundation WISH THEM WELL
    10.    (0:39:16) Zenzile KNOW YOURSELF
    11.    (0:43:00) Roots Tonic Meets Bill Laswell AKADEMIKUS DU UMBEIGU
    12.    (0:47:52) O'Rappa TAMPA DA PANELA
    13.    (0:52:07) DJ Vadim feat. Big Red & Katherin Deboer KILL KILL KILL
    14.    (0:56:42) Abstract Rude MAN DOWN
    15.    (0:59:45) Tosca SUZUKI (Burnt Friedman/Nonplace Dub)
    16.    (1:03:27) Culver City Dub Collective NO MORE MY LOVE

Ok, I'm so happy that the World Cup 2010 is happening, and I couldn't help but to put a musical stamp to this moment in time.  Here are some wicked tracks that I've been listening to during my infatuation and my neo-viral infection of Cup Fever! 

Podcast #58 South African Chill Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:28) Jamie Lidell ROPE OF SAND
    2.    (0:03:53) Janelle Monae NEON VALLEY STREET
    3.    (0:07:35) Monsters Of Folk DEAR GOD (SINCERELY M.O.F.)
    4.    (0:12:27) Dead Weather I CAN'T HEAR YOU
    5.    (0:15:54) Black Keys EVERLASTING LIGHT
    6.    (0:19:10) Kanye West feat. Dwele POWER
    7.    (0:23:56) LCD Soundsystem DANCE YRSELF CLEAN
    8.    (0:32:42) Unkle feat. Gavin Clark FALLING STARS
    9.    (0:38:16) Nas & Damian Marley AS WE ENTER
    10.    (0:41:12) Big Boi feat. Andre 3000 & Sleepy Brown LOOKIN FOR YA
    11.    (0:44:36) Four Tet EVERYTHING IS ALRIGHT
    12.    (0:46:55) AWOL One feat. Eyedea EVERYTHINGS PERFECT
    13.    (0:49:28) Mary J. Blige ROSES
    14.    (0:54:03) Reflection Eternal feat. Res BACK AGAIN
    15.    (0:57:01) Caribou ODESSA
    16.    (1:02:10) Pitbull I KNOW YOU WANT ME [CALLE OCHO]
    17.    (1:05:55) Battles THE LINE

Dear Oil,

I wanted to send this message of love for all your wonderful contributions to our livelihood as beings on this ugly blue and green earth.  If it weren't for your slick and thick oozing self, we would be stuck with crystal clear oceans, white sands, and happy ecosystems.  Not to mention, we love your plastic, your fuel, and your hazy brown complexion when you burn; you glide gracefully through our atmosphere and through our lungs.  What would our wars, our world be without you?  Thank you, thank you, thank you. 

Podcast #57 Oil, We Hate Our Blue Planet, Thank You Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:58) B. Dolan EARTHMOVERS
    2.    (0:03:56) Nerve feat. Jojo Mayer GHOST LIFE
    3.    (0:09:13) Mos Def PRIORITY
    4.    (0:10:26) Pantha Du Prince IM BANN
    5.    (0:13:18) Gil Scott-Heron NEW YORK IS KILLING ME
    6.    (0:17:35) Blockhead IT'S RAINING CLOUDS
    7.    (0:23:23) Deftones DIGITAL BATH
    8.    (0:27:19) Aesop Rock NONE SHALL PASS
    9.    (0:31:15) Broken Bells THE GHOST INSIDE
    10.    (0:34:28) Bonobo 1009
    11.    (0:38:40) Amon Tobin ALWAYS
    12.    (0:42:06) The Heavy HOW YOU LIKE ME NOW
    13.    (0:45:35) Charlotte Gainsbourg VOYAGE
    14.    (0:49:30) Jaga Jazzist V,SPEKTRAL
    15.    (0:56:10) Massive Attack feat. Martina Topley-Bird PSYCHE
    16.    (0:59:30) Charli 2Na feat. Kanetic Source CONTROLLED COINCIDENCE
    17.    (1:02:56) Christian McBride LITTLE SUNFLOWER
    18.    (1:06:39) Menomena WET AND RUSTING

RSC: The effective process in the cleansing the mind where brainwaves and soundwaves connect in-sequence.  Neurons will fire to the beat, the music will flash visuals along the neural tissue called the cerebral cortex - Reflect, Breathe, and Cleanse!

Podcast #56 R.S.C.: Reflective Spiritual Cognition Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:35) Son House GRINNIN' IN YOUR FACE - check out how interesting a blues song can be while clapping off-beat.  Almost not even sure why he decides to clap.  I've never thought of this before, but if you're a musician, better a singer, I guess, have you ever tried to sing in time and clap off-beat?  It must be incredibly difficult.  Perhaps one would argue that you can never be off-beat, since it's all creation and all relevant and time is only relative :)
    2.    (0:02:30) The Raconteurs BLUE VEINS - Jack White's favorite song of all-time, 'Grinnin' In Your Face,' by Son House, so it's only natural to put Jack following Son.
    3.    (0:06:15) TV On The Radio A METHOD
    4.    (0:10:26) CocoRosie PROMISE
    5.    (0:13:55) Savath & Savalas OLHAS - leave it up to Prefuse 73's Scott Herran to produce an abstract track such as this, along with his other band mates with Savath. 
    6.    (0:15:01) Bibio THE PALM OF YOUR WAVE
    7.    (0:17:16) Clap Your Hands Say Yeah GIMMIE SOME SALT - heard this group was a little shaky live, but this track is pretty dope!
    8.    (0:20:08) Jose Gonzalez CROSSES
    9.    (0:22:39) Trans Am FIRST WORDS
    10.    (0:26:15) Murs & 9th Wonder feat. Kurupt LIVE FROM ROSCOE'S
    11.    (0:31:03) Norken SOUTHERN SOUL
    12.    (0:38:23) Outkast CRUMBLIN' ERB - a sick OG Outkast track off their first LP, Sothernplayalisticadillacmuzik
    13.    (0:43:28) St. Vincent LAUGHING WITH MOUTH OF BLOOD
    14.    (0:46:23) Whitest Boy Alive HIGH ON THE HEELS
    15.    (0:49:23) Modeselektor GET WASTED IN SILENCE
    16.    (0:50:11) NPR: Fresh Air with Terry Gross INTERVIEW WITH JILL BOLTE TAYLOR (OVERLAID/MIXED WITH BOTH MODESELEKTOR & DJ SHADOW) - this is one of the most fascinating interview I've ever heard, and couldn't help but to find a way to stick it in a mix.  This track by Modeselektor sounds like neurons firing, and what better way to emphasize that than to include an interview with a neurologist who experienced a hemmorrhagic stroke and lived to retell her entire living?  If you're interested, like me, check out her book, My Stroke of Insight by Jill Bolte Taylor.  She basically had to relearn living from year 1 and relearn, in a sense, to be a neurologist again - her left hemisphere was swimming in blood, damaging her linear thinking and language, but her right hemisphere knew the pictures and creations.  Imagine knowing a picture of a tree when shown a tree, but not knowing what it is in language.  This interview itself is special, because her voice is so fluid and constant that it works perfectly with the music all the way through, and into the DJ Shadow track.  This is off the the 5.15.2009 podcast, however, the original interview withe Terry was a year before this one aired.   As I said, brilliant interview with Terry Gross, one of the best in the business!
    17.    (0:52:16) DJ Shadow LIVE Show Medley: Unkle feat. Kool G Rap LONELY SOULS - DJ Shadow's LIVE! In Tune & On Time is one of my all time favorite records, and I wanted to include one of the most rocking sections of his live set here.
    18.    (0:55:09) DJ Shadow LIVE Show Medley: LOST & FOUND - one of the best drum beats in modern pop music, provided by U2's Larry Mullen, Jr.  This drum cadence begins the famous song, 'Sunday Bloody Sunday.'
    19.    (0:58:02) DJ Shadow LIVE Show Medley: WHAT DOES YOUR SOUL LOOK LIKE (PART 3)
    20.    (1:01:13) DJ Shadow LIVE Show Medley: MUTUAL SLUMP
    21.    (1:03:56) Haiku D'etat ALL GOOD THINGS

Podcast #55 Midnight, In The Book Of Clocks TRACK LISTING

    1.    (0:00:31) Mikah 9 (aka Myka 9) LIFE OR DEATH (CLICK TRACK VERSION)
    2.    (0:02:39) Juryman VS Spacer SUBMERSIBLE
    3.    (0:06:51) Sade THE MOON AND THE SKY
    4.    (0:11:11) Invincible SLEDGEHAMMER!
    5.    (0:13:46) Gil Scott-Heron ME AND THE DEVIL
    6.    (0:17:00) Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon KILO
    7.    (0:20:58) Tony Allen ALUTERE
    8.    (0:24:28) Christof Knoche (feat. Dan Weiss on drums) LINE ZERO
    9.    (0:31:10) Buena Vista Social Club EL CARRETERO
    10.    (0:34:33) Wilco JESUS, INC.
    11.    (0:38:17) Four Tet PLASTIC PEOPLE
    12.    (0:44:00) Broken Bells CITIZEN
    13.    (0:46:44) Bonobo ANIMALS
    14.    (0:53:20) Rhymefest feat. Citizen Cope BULLET
    15.    (0:57:13) Jaga Jazzist BOOK OF GLASS
    16.    (1:03:57) Lightspeed Champion MIDDLE OF THE DARK

Podcast #54 And Then, Sun-Touch To The Skin

    1.    (0:00:02) Astrud Gilberto CORCOVADO (QUIET NIGHTS OF QUIET STARS)
    2.    (0:04:12) Xploding Plastix SPORTS, NOT HEAVY CRIME
    3.    (0:09:04) Pantha Du Prince BOHEMIAN FOREST
    4.    (0:15:40) Aceyalone feat. Abstract Rude THIS IS YOUR TIME NOW
    5.    (0:19:06) XX CRYSTALISED
    6.    (0:22:16) Kenna STATIC
    7.    (0:26:52) Lee Fields & The Expressions DO YOU LOVE ME (LIKE YOU SAY YOU DO)
    8.    (0:30:10) Charlotte Gainsbourg feat. Beck HEAVEN CAN WAIT
    9.    (0:32:46) Kruder & Dorfmeister APHRODELICS / ROLLIN' ON CHROME (WILD MOTHERFUCKER DUB)
    10.    (0:38:16) Lindstrom & Prins Thomas NAA ER DRUENE PAA SITT BESTE
    11.    (0:43:36) Alice Russell TURN AND RUN
    12.    (0:46:42) The Avalanches STAY ANOTHER SEASON
    13.    (0:48:58) Souls Of Mischief WONI
    14.    (0:52:50) Mattafix STRANGER FOREVER
    15.    (0:56:40) Basement Jaxx GET ME OFF
    16.    (1:01:24) Gorillaz feat. Mos Def SWEEPSTAKES

In The Relevance Of Time, Pulp Of An Orange Track Listing

    1.    (0:00:11) Jennifer Bynam CHANGE MAH NAME
    2.    (0:01:18) Elliott Smith 2:45 AM
    3.    (0:04:18) Oysterhead LITTLE FACES
    4.    (0:09:02) Massive Attack feat. Hope Sandoval PARADISE CIRCUS
    5.    (0:13:44) Moby IN THIS WORLD
    6.    (0:17:35) Cody Chesnutt DAYLIGHT
    7.    (0:18:15) Bonobo LIGHT PATTERN
    8.    (0:23:16) Devendra Banhart THERE WAS SUN
    9.    (0:24:37) Yeasayer THE CHILDREN
    10.    (0:27:37) Hoover 2 WICKY
    11.    (0:31:52) Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon 260
    12.    (0:34:32) The White Stripes A MARTYR FOR MY LOVE FOR YOU
    13.    (0:38:38) Blonde Redhead ELEPHANT WOMAN
    14.    (0:43:14) Floris ONE MORE DAY
    15.    (0:46:57) Blue Sky Black Death feat. Awol One EVERYTHING
    16.    (0:52:49) Gaelle MOONGLOW
    17.    (0:56:11) Cunninlynguists BE FREE (REMIX)
    18.    (0:59:11) Lake Trout BURR (THE MAN)
    19.    (1:02:13) Four Tet LOVE CRY

Track Listing for Podcast #52 Accumluation Of Substance:

    1.    (0:00:18) Sade SOLDIER OF LOVE - Check Deantoni Parks on the marching snare live on the David Letterman show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeSADY4poAU
    2.    (0:04:37) Reef MELLOW
    3.    (0:07:30) XX INTRO
    4.    (0:09:20) Dntel ROLL ON
    5.    (0:12:50) Anathema PRESSURE
    6.    (0:19:03) Wax Tailor feat. Charlotte Savary DRAGON CHASERS
    7.    (0:22:04) Debashish Bhattacharya NIVEDAN
    8.    (0:29:18) Digable Planets BLACK EGO
    9.    (0:36:04) Kudu PLAYING HOUSE - What a coincidence (or is it?).  Here's Deantoni's band!
    10.    (0:39:06) Fuck Buttons SURF SOLAR
    11.    (0:43:42) Cujo TRAFFIC - aka Amon Tobin
    12.    (0:49:13) Nirvana YOU KNOW YOU'RE RIGHT
    13.    (0:52:45) PJ Harvey WHEN UNDER THE ETHER
    14.    (0:54:56) Audio Bullys STRUCK BY THE SOUND
    15.    (0:59:51) Enur and Natajsa CALABRIA 2006 (CLUB MIX) - an homage to the late Natajsa Saad, from Denmark, who died in a car accident 6 months before this track became super popular.
    16.    (1:05:50) Duke Ellington FLEURETTE AFRICAINE
    17.    (1:09:17) Bright Eyes FIRST DAY OF MY LIFE

To behold the truth...invincible blue...shallow be the sun when moonbeam crosses planetary rays of nebulae and raindrops...breathable is the force...water within the substance unknown.

PODCAST #51 7 Whispers Of Divine Epics Track Listing:

    1.    (0:00:24) Tool THIRD EYE (LIVE)
    2.    (0:14:06) John Coltrane INDIA (LIVE)
    3.    (0:27:48) Juno Reactor SWAMP THING
    4.    (0:32:54) The Mars Volta CYGNUS...VISMUND CYGNUS: A. SARCOPHAGI/ B. UMBILICAL SYLLABLES/ C. FACILIS DESCENUS AVERNI/ D. CON SAFO
    5.    (0:42:47) Bob Marley & The Wailers EXODUS
    6.    (0:51:08) Led Zeppelin ACHILLES LAST STAND
    7.    (1:00:50) Jimi Hendrix VOODOO CHILE (LIVE)