Art Bell

[Yorkshire pud]

has anybody posted this one yet?  the list is incomplete without:

Or....(first line)

https://youtu.be/1ClCpfeIELw

[gabrielle]

https://youtu.be/uSM5MpKSnqE


And for the hippies among us.....

[ponyboysunset]

I just heard something on a Phil Hendrie show that applies here:
"You sound like 50 Shades of Jack Ass."
That is gold. Carry on.
And all sides can apply this as they like

[Ciardelo]

I just heard something on a Phil Hendrie show that applies here:
"You sound like 50 Shades of Jack Ass."
That is gold. Carry on.

You sure do think about sex a lot.

[bellNwhistle]

I just heard something on a Phil Hendrie show that applies here:
"You sound like 50 Shades of Jack Ass."
That is gold. Carry on.
And all sides can apply this as they like

LMAO

[ponyboysunset]

LMAO

Yeah I lost it at work. People stared. And the conversation it was part of was so over the top when Phil said that it was beautiful. And I thought about all the fighting, and jackassery that has gone on with all sides lately and decided to share it. If you can't laugh at yourself you are doomed.

[bellNwhistle]

Yeah I lost it at work. People stared. And the conversation it was part of was so over the top when Phil said that it was beautiful. And I thought about all the fighting, and jackassery that has gone on with all sides lately and decided to share it. If you can't laugh at yourself you are doomed.

I totally agree.

[paladin1991]

Lost, then found to only be lost again and now here it is, at last, the audition tape of Heather swinging at the ArtBell compound with a guest cameo of the snoron at the 1:17 mark.

Now you know.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXyI8zwQFyU

Chump.  That's not Heather.  That's me.  Note the signature moves.  Accept no imitations.

[WOTR]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXRviuL6vMY

Pretty sure that is not the 80's...But 21 pilots is interesting.  Have you ever looked up Baba Brinkman?  Raps mostly on evolution, and did the "Canterbury tales" as well.  Being a non-political thread, I will skip evolution- though his evolution ones have many more views...
The first is for fun- the second is in honour of your screen name (though you would have to listen to the end more than the beginning to understand why...)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnVLLQna1-c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmcbMLxGeGk

[venix]

There were multiple appearances by the likes of Dames, Kaku, Malachi etc. On the flip side who is everyone's favorite one off or infrequent guest?

[Inglorious Bitch]

Pretty sure that is not the 80's...But 21 pilots is interesting.  Have you ever looked up Baba Brinkman?  Raps mostly on evolution, and did the "Canterbury tales" as well.  Being a non-political thread, I will skip evolution- though his evolution ones have many more views...
The first is for fun- the second is in honour of your screen name (though you would have to listen to the end more than the beginning to understand why...)

I had never heard of Baba Brinkman, I really liked it! 21 Pilots is a band that's current today, they're not from the 80's. If youlike Brinkman, you might like Dan le sac. He's a rapping Brit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWrMGXwhFLk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESvYRR1Fyug

[Dr Who]

Sorry folks was looking for Art Bell this bloody Tardis is broke again keeps taking me to the wrong time line.

[WOTR]

I had never heard of Baba Brinkman, I really liked it! 21 Pilots is a band that's current today, they're not from the 80's. If youlike Brinkman, you might like Dan le sac. He's a rapping Brit.

I have to confess that I enjoyed thou shalt always kill and will probably look up more of his stuff.  I had only heard Brinkman a few weeks ago, and have taken to his music.  I'm not much of one for mainstream rap- but something with a good story or an actual message is always fun.

[GravitySucks]

There were multiple appearances by the likes of Dames, Kaku, Malachi etc. On the flip side who is everyone's favorite one off or infrequent guest?

Evelyn Paglini. RIP

[venix]

Evelyn Paglini. RIP

She was good but I wouldn't call her a one off or infrequent guest. She had multiple appearances. Good bless her 3 pack a day habit. 

[MAX]

https://youtu.be/uSM5MpKSnqE


And for the hippies among us.....

+1

[coaster]

There was nothing remotely interesting or entertaining about Paglini. I never understood why people liked her. eh.

[onan]

There was nothing remotely interesting or entertaining about Paglini. I never understood why people liked her. eh.

Wasn't she the one that claimed she was a "spiritual warrior"?

Yeah never understood the interest in her.

[pyewacket]

I never cared for Paglini or understood her popularity.

[Chronaut]

There were multiple appearances by the likes of Dames, Kaku, Malachi etc. On the flip side who is everyone's favorite one off or infrequent guest?

It's tough to pick a favorite, but Dr. David Darling is probably my current favorite:  a great scientist with a keen open mind and a remarkable grasp of metaphysics too, and also a damn charming guy who has a fantastic rapport with Art.  Hearing those two talk about my favorite subjects sounds like my fondest conversations with my smartest and dearest friends.

[Ciardelo]

I never cared for Paglini or understood her popularity.

+1

I guess Art liked her, but it is between Paglini and "the numbers lady" for my personal least-liked guests.

[BellBoy]

It's tough to pick a favorite, but Dr. David Darling is probably my current favorite:  a great scientist with a keen open mind and a remarkable grasp of metaphysics too, and also a damn charming guy who has a fantastic rapport with Art.  Hearing those two talk about my favorite subjects sounds like my fondest conversations with my smartest and dearest friends.

HACKED: Chronaut's fondest conversations with his smartest and dearest friends.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x0ECXIiETI

[VtaGeezer]

I didn't have a favorite show, but enjoyed the shows on ancient Egypt the most.  I remember Art talking about lying in Khufu's sarcophagus in the Great Pyramid during his trip there, and the search for a secret chamber under the Sphinx.  Hancock and Bauval were classic C2C for me.  But I think their C2C appearances put Art on Hawas' enemy list.

[GravitySucks]

I never cared for Paglini or understood her popularity.

For me, it was just entertainment. I could suspend belief and just listen. I have a tendency to pick apart guests that are pseudoscientists and ufo researchers or secret space program plagiarists like the one last night. With Kaku, I have to pay too much attention to see if I can learn something.

I just liked the way she and Art interacted.

[bellNwhistle]

I didn't have a favorite show, but enjoyed the shows on ancient Egypt the most.  I remember Art talking about lying in Khufu's sarcophagus in the Great Pyramid during his trip there, and the search for a secret chamber under the Sphinx.  Hancock and Bauval were classic C2C for me.  But I think their C2C appearances put Art on Hawas' enemy list.

LOL That was hilarious...  his playing a recording of them walking around, huffing and puffing, and Hawass being a prick in the background.

[WOTR]

For me, it was just entertainment.
I just liked the way she and Art interacted.

I would add that I THINK she actually believed what she was saying.  I have a preference for guests who actually believe what they are saying regardless of my personal beliefs.  I think most (many) of the guests knew they were full of crap, but would continue on anyhow, and that was not the impression I got from EP which made it a fun listen (no, I don't believe I need a witch to protect me.)

[TigerLily]

Evelyn Paglini. RIP

+1 of the oldies

[TigerLily]

It's tough to pick a favorite, but Dr. David Darling is probably my current favorite:  a great scientist with a keen open mind and a remarkable grasp of metaphysics too, and also a damn charming guy who has a fantastic rapport with Art.  Hearing those two talk about my favorite subjects sounds like my fondest conversations with my smartest and dearest friends.

+1 of the noobies

[CornyCrow]

I would add that I THINK she actually believed what she was saying.  I have a preference for guests who actually believe what they are saying regardless of my personal beliefs.  I think most (many) of the guests knew they were full of crap, but would continue on anyhow, and that was not the impression I got from EP which made it a fun listen (no, I don't believe I need a witch to protect me.)

Yes.  I agree that she believed what she said.  She also seemed to be so very negative that it must have been a scary thing, inside of her head.  Maybe some people who fight against 'powers' must sacrifice some personal happiness.

[NXOEED]

Hmmm.

If he comes back, awesome. But I've been listening anyway, and Redacted's great, especially the last couple of nights. A hundred times better than the competition. Having a paranormal thing to listen to in the middle of the night that isn't C2C is rad.