20150722 - Linda Moulton Howe

[jazmunda]

If Art's 3 hour MITD shows go by faster than Art's Dark Matter shows is it because of The Quickening?

I'm listening at work from 2pm-5pm. Time usually goes backwards during that time. With Art time flies.

[Xitheron]

I'm really far behind in the broadcast now, so I'm sorry if this was mentioned, but I love this news guy..he doesn't even know who Beyonc'e is lol

[maren]

well it has the potential for the largest earthquake on the planet, its up to you. Geoloical ages are long spans of time, your probably ok, just still your choice

Aw, hell -- I'm too old to move.   

[SixWeekTenure(tm)]

LMH was a great guest, as usual. Where else are you going to hear the term half-cat?

[Bad Grandma]

I'm listening at work from 2pm-5pm. Time usually goes backwards during that time. With Art time flies.

What sort of job do you have that allows you to listen while working? Bus driver? Brain surgeon? Prison guard?

[Never2Late]

It's on 6pm to 9pm here.  As much as I keep looking forward to these shows, it's like.... oh shit Art's on! ..... dinner time... weird.  Love it though.  So great.

[maren]

I'm up in Bellingham.  We're both screwed.

Want to go in on a rowboat and some beef jerky?

[Northcoaster]

Wow! Skype contact on first try?!

[jazmunda]

What sort of job do you have that allows you to listen while working? Bus driver? Brain surgeon? Prison guard?

A desk job. It's good to be the boss. No one telling you to turn down your radio.

[21st Century Man]

not bad..very ...different

Yeah, it is a bit sadder than the other one.  Lynne was fairly obsessed with the West at various times.  He had another hit song in the UK with the same group called Days Of Broken Arrows.  This song is about love though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN8U5GdvrPo

[lonevoice]

LMH was a great guest, as usual. Where else are you going to hear the term half-cat?

I had a phone call during some of that.  Did she say they were cut in half vertically, or horizontally?  Which half is left behind, or does it vary?

[GeorgieForPresident2216]

Noooooo!  Just when Linda was giving us the inside scoop on the Straight of Juan de Fuca!  I'm in Seattle -- is it safe to go to bed, or should I grab my cat and head to Sea-Tac?

They've been saying we're overdue for the big one all my life and the Juan de Fuca plate was a known factor going back to at least the 80s when it was a standard part of the first year geology course I took.  I'm not going to lose any sleep over it regardless of this new information.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

Yeah, it is a bit sadder than the other one.  Lynne was fairly obsessed with the West at various times.  He had another hit song in the UK with the same group called Days Of Broken Arrows.  This song is about love though.

Wild West Hero, Across the Border. Part of all the small songs that make ELO so good.

[jazmunda]

I had a phone call during some of that.  Did she say they were cut in half vertically, or horizontally?  Which half is left behind, or does it vary?

What kind of fan are you? Phones off during Art Bell shows. Read the rules on your Time Traveling membership. This is your final warning.

I can't recall.

[Catportal]

Wow this dude sounds like Dave Ramsey tweaking on Adderall.

[lonevoice]

What kind of fan are you? Phones off during Art Bell shows. Read the rules on your Time Traveling membership. This is your final warning.

I can't recall.

hahaha.  This is one of those times where you could report me and MV would be too distracted to do anything about it.   

[jazmunda]

hahaha.  This is one of those times where you could report me and MV would be too distracted to do anything about it.   

Tomorrow BellGab will be like the Wild Wild West.

[21st Century Man]

Wild West Hero, Across the Border. Part of all the small songs that make ELO so good.

I love all of their music.  My brother infected me as he was into ELO first.  He was very disappointed when they stopped using strings a lot.  I kept telling him that Time was every bit as good as ELO's earlier albums but he would blow me off.  It did have some strings on it but they were more in the background.

I seriously can't say that I dislike any songs from their catalog though the last album they made as a unit in '86 had a few duds on it.

[21st Century Man]

I don't think I can get into Hoagland 5 days a week.  Once every few weeks is about as much as I can take.

[zeebo]

Wow this dude sounds like Dave Ramsey tweaking on Adderall.

Haha btw live Hoagie chat thread is now here:

http://bellgab.com/index.php/topic,8014.0.html

[Oculary]

I don't think I can get into Hoagland 5 days a week.

Come on dude! He said Iapetus was entirely an alien construct on national radio. That's "high" entertainment. *wink wink* 

[Heather Wade]

If Art's 3 hour MITD shows go by faster than Art's Dark Matter shows is it because of The Quickening?

Quickening 2.0    Now with extra fast and scary.

[SaucyRossy]

What a great show that was

[Heather Wade]

What a great show that was

Linda knows how to bring it.

[SciFiAuthor]

Nice show. The cat mutilation thing creeped me out big time.

[SaucyRossy]

Nice show. The cat mutilation thing creeped me out big time.

ill never forget the term "half cats"

[zeebo]

Linda knows how to bring it.

Yep she rocks.  I don't get the "boring" charges - I usually find her compelling to listen to.

[janmartinn]

My god man ! that was Tasty !

[Hogo]

Quickening 2.0    Now with extra fast and scary.

The Quickening: now snappier!

[QuantumMystics]

Sure would seem nice if Art were to play a bumper tribute to Dieter Mobius! He recently just passed away the other night....it would completely fit in with his show

http://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2015/jul/22/dieter-moebius-five-classic-recordings

http://echoes.org/2015/07/22/clusters-dieter-moebius-unplugs-r-i-p/


Dieter Moebius: 1944-2015.

In the world of progressive space and ambient music, the German group called Cluster were eccentric wizards, musical alchemists who defied traditions, even the ones they helped create during the space music days of 1970s Berlin. Hans Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius have released dozens of albums as Cluster, and under their own names, over the last 45 years.

Cluster influenced three generations of ambient composers, beginning with Brian Eno and continuing through Robert Rich, The Orb, Ulrich Schnauss and countless others. Although they were lumped in with the space music of Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk in the 1970s, Cluster always followed their own path, creating sonic landscapes that could quaint and spacey, like a surreal music box, slightly sprung, or they could assault the walls of dissonance.

Now, one half of this influential band has flipped the off-switch for the last time. Dieter Moebius died on July 20 at the age of 71. I first met Moebius in 1982 in his Berlin apartment where I was interviewing him for the radio series, Totally Wired: Artists in Electronic Sound. Moebius was a gracious, shambolic host, offering us food and weed in equal doses. He had a friend there, who might have been Gerd Beerbohm, his collaborator on a couple of albums. The interview wandered down many paths revealing Moebius as a music omnivore as he joyfully recounted tuning in John Peels’ radio show on the BBC. We wound up never using that interview because it didn’t quite reach a state of coherence.