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Insomnia Radio #168: Minty Rock
Jason locks into his classic groove (which is to say he’s overly verbose and kinda silly) with 10 killer tracks, and…Not one, but TWO major announcements the likes of which we haven’t heard since those “old-timey” days of IR.
So slap on some headphones and enjoy an hour of the greatest music you’ve never heard…and the familiar rantings of the executive insomniac.
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10 Reasons Insomnia Radio Exists (The playlist of awesome)
- Quiet Company: It’s Better To Spend Money…
- Picture Me Broken: Dearest I’m So Sorry
- Can’t Hang: Wait A Minute
- The Authors: Hesitation (FREE ALBUM ALERT!)
- The Paparazzi: The Rococo Tape
- I Fight Dragons: No One Likes Superman Anymore
- Dewey Decibel: Ice Farmer
- Tonight Alive: Wasting Away
- The Bay State: Liars
- Eels: On My Feet
Links Discussed:
- Linux Mint | The distro that stuck
- Cowboy Cantor | (Rodrigo’s Opening)
- Indie Arcade | The Best Games You’ve Never Played
- It’s A Frog’s Life Acoustic Podcast
- Channel Erk
- Association of Music Podcasting
- Elegant Themes (WordPress Themes we like)
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GZ Expat · 790 weeks ago
After your introduction into the vast world of independent and free music around the internet, I've been hounding my kids and their friends...don't steal music, there is SO much of it for free out there. Be different...be unique...listen to stuff nobody else has! Some of the kids took the advice...others didn't.
I then took it a step further by loading up Ubuntu 8.04 on my computer a couple years ago. I LOVED it. DIY operating system...I could make it my own and work and tweak it as I saw fit. I was using an old machine, so it was great. I recently purchased a new laptop with the sole purpose of plopping Ubuntu 9.10 on it...and it didn't work. Graphics were great...everything was a beauty...but no sound. The Pulse audio would just eat my cpu alive...so strange. Your introduction to Mint intrigued me...but, as it was a derivative of Ubuntu, it didn't work either. I had to...gasp...buy Windows for my laptop (but, I must say, Win 7 is way better than anything they have had in a long while).
I still have that old machine with 8.10...and I yearn for the day they update Ubuntu 10 to enable easy use of the Intel sound card in my laptop...until then, I wait.
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