Insomnia Radio #156: Blackbelt

Ninja AcademyAfter Stuart’s 45 minute in-flight entertainment programming, our plane touches down in the Far East… well… far enough east – New Jersey. We begin our journey diving fist first into the action with Union City multi-instrumentalist, Thirst for Hunger.

You’ll find that today’s episode has quite a bit of an obvious martial arts flair, and it takes us to some unrelated locations like Ireland, Canada, and throughout the States. We ultimately end up on the West Coast in Santa Barbara, CA, where we close out on a mellow meditative note with up-and-coming singer/songwriter Crosby Loggins.

We hope you enjoy the exclusives, classic Kung Fu/Ninjitsu dialogue, and a full hour long ride through a theatrically charged show featuring some of the best music being released worldwide, as well as the corniest cinematic dialogue we could get our hands on. Enjoy, and as always, please support the artists within.

[audio:http://insomniaradio.net/audio/ir156.mp3]
DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE

1) Thirst for Hunger – Friction | itunes
2) Wookiefoot – Activate | store
3) Cloud Cult – When Waters Come to Life | store
4) Angel Pier – Sacrifice | e-music store
5) Madside – Enemy | itunes
6) Lemuria – In a World of Ghosts | itunes
7) Ninja Academy – Neckface | e-music
8 ) Throw Me the Statue – Lolita | e-music
9) Papercranes – Treasure | itunes
10) The Blood Lines – Modern Science | e-music
11) Paper Thin Walls – Milky Way
12) Lorenzo’s Music – Indian Summer | itunes store
13) Nico Stai – Dead Pony | itunes
14) Crosby Loggins & The Light – Same Old Song (La, La, La) | e-music

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Kenny Loggins (Wiki)
Cloud Cult (IR Photos ’08)
Nico Stai (IR Photos @ Roxy 6/7/08)
Paper Thin Walls (News)

6 Comments

  1. Bravo! Living here in Chiner…I LOVE the Gung Fu references. In fact, if you ever get the opportunity to buy some Bruce Lee flicks with the original sound and subtitles…the movies actually have really good plots and subplots and make sense! Ha!

    Keep ’em Comin’!

    BTW…Thanks to all for the Daily Dose…it is the Daily medication. 😉

  2. That was a brilliantly executed intro, and a definite “repeat listening” episode. I’ve produced some quality episodes in my time, but this one has to rate in my top 10 from any producer. Really well done Charles. You have such a great ear for quality…

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