Entertaining conversations with artists, musicians, entertainers, historians and more in the tiki, cocktail, island, surf, lowbrow and alternative sub-cultures! Listen to our archive at desertoasisroom.com
Categories: Leisure
Tags: desert, inside, Los Angeles, oasis, Personal Journals, room, Society & Culture, The
Welcome to My 90s Music Podcast with me Mark McC. I will be bringing you regular chats with the very best musicians and scene-sters from the 90s. This podcast will be chocked full with your heroes and the people you loved and still love from The 90s. People who’s music or voices were never too far away from your ears and those who adorned your school books and you had plastered all over your bedroom walls. I will chat to the 90s superstars who lived it, loved it and who were truly in the eye of the storm. Guests will include those who were the soundtrack to your youth or formative years as you discovered the very best bands, best music tracks, best music scenes and best gigs as you partied your way through the best decade of your life. Our parents and our grandparents had the 60s, we luckily had the 90s. What a time to be alive and what a time to look back on the trials, tribulations and triumphs of a decade that will never sound, smell or feel like that ever again. The first 5 episodes of My 90s Music Podcast will be with: Alan McGee of Creation Records and signing Oasis fame. Steve Hamilton who is a famous sax player and composer who recorded and or toured with bands like Blur, Radiohead and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. Mark Bedford who is Madness Bass Player and Founder member. Chris Helme – Seahorses front man and singer songwriter in his own right And Scottish National Treasure Duglas T. Stewart who is BMX bandits frontman and long time friend and collaborator with members of Teenage Fanclub, Superstar, Soup Dragons and many more of the Belshill Music Glitterati. For those of you who don’t know me, here is a little bit about me… I’m Mark McC, your host and I am stuck somewhere between 1989 and the early 2000s. I was always obsessed with the music of the 1990s since hearing She Bangs the Drums and Step On in a mate’s sister’s bedroom record player (she was out) when I was 14. I worked at Our Price Records in Irvine and Kilmarnock in the west coast of Scotland during school and University which gave me a proper schooling in music and opened my eyes to every genre and decade (but the alternative and mainstream 90s music was where I felt most at home). I was 16 when Britpop kicked off in 1992 with Blur and Suede and 18 when Liam and Noel launched the song that changed everything Supersonic. At the end of the 90s I moved from Ayrshire to The big Smoke, to London, to start working with some of the big music magazines like (NME, LOADED, MELODY MAKER, MUZIK and UNCUT) in the late 90s and never looked back (apart from my music tastes). My 90s Podcast is almost here. Please subscribe, tell your 90s loving friends to subscribe too. My 90s Music Podcast with me Mark McC first 5 episodes will be with you very soon. So stayed tuned on social media and your preferred podcast platform for more news. To make sure you don’t miss an episode of My 90s Music Podcast, please do follow @my90smusicpodcast on twitter, facebook, Instagram for more information.
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“Without your entrance to greater reality in this life, greater reality has no entrance to this life. The meaning of all of this life [of yours] isn’t as it appears. The meaning of this life is for greater reality to manifest through all the forms of this life.” – John de Ruiter. New podcast Episodes are released weekly on iTunes. Visit www.johnderuiter.com for audio and video releases of John’s meetings and to register for live seminars.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Authentic, authenticity, awake, awaken, Awakening, aware, Awareness, being, college, conscious, consciousness, crossover, de, death, deruiter, different, energy, enlighten, Enlightenment, essence, Expression, fine, fineness, flow, forgive, forgiveness, form, formless, Forms, fragile, Freedom, greater, health, heart, heartfulness, Honesty, Insight, insightfulness, integrate, integrated, integration, into, john, johnderuiter, journey, knowledge, life, love, lovely, Loving, Meaning, meditate, meditation, meeting, Money, Morals, oasis, of, ok, okay, okayness, okness, One, oneness, Open, opening, openness, Philosophy, presence, profound, Psychology, pure, Purity, purpose, purposeful, purposefulness, realisation, realise, reality, realization, Realize, Reason, reasonable, reasonableness, relate, relating, relationship, relationships, religion, Response, Responsibility, responsible, ruiter, self, simple, simplicity, sincerity, softness, species, spirit, spiritual, still, subconscious, Surrender, Sweet, teacher, Tender, tenderness, The, Transform, Transformation, transparency, transparent, Truth, unconscious, up, vulnerability, vulnerable, your
Marking the 25th anniversary of Definitely Maybe, ‘Listen Up’ is an eye-witness account of the remarkable events leading up to and following the release of Oasis’ iconic debut album. A new four-part podcast series with contributions from fans, friends, fellow musicians and the band’s inner circle; this is the people’s story of that period, told by those who witnessed what happened when Oasis went supersonic.
Categories: Music
Sermons from Oasis Church, located in Richmond Virginia.
Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: church, Nathan Clarke, oasis, Oasis Church, Pastor Nate, Pastor Nate Clarke, Richmond, Richmond Virginia, rva, virginia