Art Bell

[pyewacket]

Last night's Guest was tough, he was all over the place and contradicting himself. Doing a Talk Show is not easy when in those situations because you don't want to be mean to somebody but on the other hand you have to call them on it if they can't keep even their own statements straight, it is a tough situation indeed. That was a classic example. Like anything you do in life there are good and bad days. The thing to strive for is more good then bad.

Art

Last night's guest may have dashed my expectations but you, Art, handled him with skilled finesse I remember so well. You did the best you could with what the guest brought to the show. If he had been able to stay on topic he might have been passable for an hour or maybe not. Still enjoyed listening to you, Art. 

[Uncle Duke]

  http://youtu.be/XbBOS7HosaY

You got good musical tastes Eddie.

[TigerLily]

I thought this week was supposed to be building up the scare factor...so tonight we get a new ager ...

Well. Tonight's title stresses curses so I'm thinking Art will steer it more into a Dark Art's discussion. Which should make the Sith among us more content

[trostol]

Well. Tonight's title stresses curses so I'm thinking Art will steer it more into a Dark Art's discussion. Which should make the Sith among us more content

we'll see..her webpage still leads me to believe ..new agey

[Eddie Coyle]

You got good musical tastes Eddie.

  Thank you, sir. It's the music my parents should have been listening to in the 70's...not the "Mandy", "The Hustle" and "Love Will Keep Us Together" diet I was fed in the cradle in '75.

[trostol]

  Thank you, sir. It's the music my parents should have been listening to in the 70's...not the "Mandy", "The Hustle" and "Love Will Keep Us Together" diet I was fed in the cradle in '75.

my parents listened to the bookends of your lil list..they arent bad songs..but not something i would listen to all the time lol

[Eddie Coyle]

my parents listened to the bookends of your lil list..they arent bad songs..but not something i would listen to all the time lol

    My parents were young then(barely in their 20's) and were listening to music fit for elevators and Hallmark stores.

[trostol]

    My parents were young then(barely in their 20's) and were listening to music fit for elevators and Hallmark stores.

well clearly your parents were dropped on their heads when younger lol j/k

[serenity]

You got good musical tastes Eddie.

Someone else that likes good music. Ashes was best but carpet of the sun not bad, followed by mother russia!

[trostol]

Someone else that likes good music. Ashes was best but carpet of the sun not bad, followed by mother russia!

aww you made me go listen to

https://youtu.be/-o-6ftmw8CE

[TigerLily]

we'll see..her webpage still leads me to believe ..new agey

I didn't bother to read her webpage but Pagan should be at least old agey...I hope

[SixWeekTenure(tm)]

Redacted does a great job, it's just that somebody can be lucid at 2pm and for whatever reason not as much at Midnight, all live Radio is a coin toss.

Art

I have a hard time believing the guest from last night has been lucid at any point in his life. Zillions of specks of dust caught by flash being used as proof of spirit orbs? Come on, Art. Even with a rocky beginning to the week, with Lynch and now another new age witch tonight, at least we know it will close out strong with Mid-Fright in the Desert.

[trostol]

you know..i just thought..if i could grab a personality from the past for Art to interview...Bruce Lee lol

[Zenman]

Art + Worst Guest On Earth > Noory on his finest day + World's Best Guest

This is known

Yes, but must admit, your postulate was definitely tested last night.

I have a feeling tonight's guest'll be pretty good. She sounds very popular at the very least, so that might be a good sign. I really don't think Art's gonna have her talking crystals and healing music and such.

[Zenman]

Art, the best part of the show was hearing you finesse your way through it.  Very amusing and enjoyable.

Yes. 

[Ms. C]

Light My Fire

Burning Down the House -- Talking Heads
Play with Fire -- Stones

Fire - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaHEusBG20c

[Zenman]

  http://youtu.be/XbBOS7HosaY

Their first album, I believe. There've been a lot of great symphony rock bands since then, but none with a singer quite like Annie Haslam. I discovered Renaisance by accident when my girlfriend, back in the 70's, picked out what she thought was a John Denver tape, but which turned out to be Renaisance's Turn of the Cards. Listened to a song called Mother Russia and fell in love with the group (and Annie), and was really glad to have a myopic girlfriend.

[coaster]

dust may not be ghost orbs, but its still scary. I have allergies so I'm terrified of dust.

[ziznak]

dust may not be ghost orbs, but its still scary. I have allergies so I'm terrified of dust.

The second I hear the word "orb" come out of a researchers mouth they lose what little credibility I'm trying to give them as a listener.

[Eddie Coyle]

Their first album, I believe. There've been a lot of great symphony rock bands since then, but none with a singer quite like Annie Haslam. I discovered Renaisance by accident when my girlfriend, back in the 70's, picked out what she thought was a John Denver tape, but which turned out to be Renaisance's Turn of the Cards. Listened to a song called Mother Russia and fell in love with the group (and Annie), and was really glad to have a myopic girlfriend.

    First album to really gain traction in the States, the Annie Haslam phase had begun the prior year '72 with "Prologue", which went unnoticed. The band's origins were in '69 as a Yardbirds offshoot with Keith Relf and Jim McCarty(Page's Yardbirds offshoot did a little better ) and they released two albums that didn't generate a ton of interest. The "Prologue-Ashes" lineup was relative unknowns and the band slowly took off and by '75 were a pretty successful touring act and decent abum sales as well.

    Annie in Wonderland, with her then boyfriend, the genius Roy Wood, was a good album as well. And I can totally see the John Denver mishap occurring, the album covers/band portraits of that era could lead to some genuine confusion. I've often benefited by from girlfriends bad eyesight as well. It's my salvation, really.

[Uncle Duke]

Fire - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaHEusBG20c

Ah....Arthur Brown, an absolute madman.  "Fire", along with the Amboy Duke's "Journey to the Center of the Mind" and the Chambers Brothers' "Time Has Come Today", were among the great songs of the early psychedelic era.

[ge30542]

Arthur Brown knows how to bust a move.

[Meister_000]

Fire - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

That was certainly one if a kind. [Glad I never saw that video way back when, though! ]

[paladin1991]

Redacted does a great job, it's just that somebody can be lucid at 2pm and for whatever reason not as much at Midnight, all live Radio is a coin toss.

Art

Story of my life.

[paladin1991]

Art should get this for Fri/Sat lol

https://youtu.be/_UbGtjnluyY

And a bit of this:
https://youtu.be/YtLlmrrCajA

[Meister_000]

And a bit of this:
Bauhaus | Bela Lugosi's Dead Original 12"

Pretty hep cat there soldier boy.
And man, that's what I call "Extended" Play!

[jazmunda]

Wednesday Night's Guests: Joel Martin & Bill Birnes â€" The Haunting of America

http://artbell.com/wed-oct-28-joel-martin-bill-birnes/

Bill Birnes is a New York Times bestselling author, the creator, consulting producer, writer, and lead host of History Channel’s UFO Hunters. Bill is also one of the creators and guest experts on History’s Ancient Aliens. He is currently featured as a commentator on Discovery’s Unsolved NASA Files and the upcoming Reelz TV “Dr. Feelgood.” Birnes’ forthcoming books are the Life and Times of Mickey Rooney in October, Psychiatric Criminology in January, UFO Hunters Book 2 in January, and Edison’s Last Invention: The Spirit Phone will be released this spring. Birnes holds a Ph.D. and a J.D., was a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, and is the co-host of the Dark Matter Digital Network’s Future Theater.

Joel Martin Bio:

Joel Martin is nationally recognized as a paranormal expert and best selling author. Since the early 1970’s, Joel has been a radio talk show host. During his career as a TV talk show host, he won the Cable Ace Award. He is a network TV consultant on the paranormal and has appeared on numerous TV shows. Joel is the author and co-author of more than fifteen books, including the best-selling We Don’t Die. He is also a former teacher.

[trostol]

And a bit of this:
https://youtu.be/YtLlmrrCajA

good one Gunny

[paladin1991]

Pretty hep cat there soldier boy.
And man, that's what I call "Extended" Play!

You have NO idea just how long I can 'Extend the play.'

[nooryisawesome]

Wednesday Night's Guests: Joel Martin & Bill Birnes â€" The Haunting of America

http://artbell.com/wed-oct-28-joel-martin-bill-birnes/

I like Birnes, he is always a good guest.