Radio Free D'ni

AlanD · **Posted:** Mon Feb 22, 2016 9:47 am

Tracklist for the Vangelis show, 21st February 2016

Code:

Preshow
O2                        Fahrenheit, Pictures of You, 2008
Nairam                    Kit Watkins, The Gathering Set 1, 2008
A Night in a Holy Place   Uman, You Are Here, 1999

The Show
Needles and Bones         Vangelis, Heaven and H*ll, 1975
Pulstar                   Vangelis, Albedo 0.39, 1976
Beaubourg Excerpt         Vangelis, Beaubourg, 1978
Chung Kuo                 Vangelis, China, 1979
Rêve                      Vangelis, Opéra sauvage, 1979
I Can't Take It Any More  Vangelis, See You Later, 1980
The Friends of Mr. Cairo  Jon and Vangelis, The Friends of Mr. Cairo, 1981
Antarctica Theme          Vangelis, Antarctica, 1983
Soil Festivities 2        Vangelis, Soil Festivities, 1984
Elsewhere                 Vangelis, Mask, 1985
Message                   Vangelis, Direct, 1988
Blade Runner              Vangelis, Blade Runner, 1982
Ask The Mountains         Vangelis, Voices, 1995
El Greco                  Vangelis, El Greco, 1998

Postshow
Soil Festivities 1        Vangelis, Soil Festivities, 1984

My thanks especially to Janeerah who put the list together and provided pre- and post-show music as well - saved my bacon this time, Jan

We saw at least 23 listeners at one point, which is a goodly number for one of our shows, with even less publicity this time

I'll try to improve...

In two weeks time, on 6th March, there will be another show. Provisionally this will be "That's a Long Song" (paraphrasing Jethro Tull a little bit), a mixture of selected longer tracks. A Magical Mystery Tour, perhaps (I'm thinking in song titles again....)

Hope to see you there

AlanD · **Posted:** Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:46 pm

And this is the usual reminder that we will have another show for you tomorrow (Sunday 6th March) at 13 KI. This one has been put together by Malaclypse and I'm calling it "That's a Long Song" as a paraphrase of the title track of the Jethro Tull EP "Life's A Long Song". Songs from various sources including Iron Butterfly and Mike Oldfield...

Meet in the plaza - show will start at 1300 KI and run till 1500, that's 8 to 10 pm UK time (Western European Time), 9 to 11 pm for locations from Spain to Sweden (Central European Time) with some pre-show music so you can tune in your music players to the stream and post-show music for those interested in the tracks that didn't quite make the cut for the 2-hour show.

Put http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser to select the way you want to listen to us
or
plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player of choice: proved to work with Winamp and VLC player.

I understand that the Urutunes site has a link for us too: http://www.urutunes.com

By the way, if you have an idea for a show or a setlist you'd like to share with us in the cavern, give us a shout and we'll help.

Edison Rex, Malaclypse and AlanDJ - your Radio Free D'ni team.

AlanD · **Posted:** Tue Mar 08, 2016 12:28 am

Tracklist for the first Long Songs show, 6th March 2016

Code:

Preshow
Driftin' Blues                           Eric Clapton, E.C. Was Here, 1975
Nothing To Fear                          Chris Rea, God's Great Banana Skin, 1992
There's No Way Out of Here               David Gilmour, David Gilmour, 1978
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V)   Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here, 1975

The Show
Butterfly Bleu                     Iron Butterfly, Metamorphosis, 1970
Here Comes The Night               The Beach Boys, L.A. (Light Album), 1979
Rime Of The Ancient Mariner        Iron Maiden, Powerslave, 1984
Ju-Ju Man                          Passport, Infinity Machine, 1976
Sabre Dance                        Single, 1968
Crises                             Mike Oldfield, Crises, 1983
Fool's Overture                    Supertramp, Even In The Quietest Moments, 1977
I Heard It Through The Grapevine   Creedence Clearwater Revival, Cosmo's Factory, 1970
When The Music's Over              The Doors, Strange Days, 1999

Postshow
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)   Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here, 1975
Black Sunday                               Jethro Tull, A, 1980

The selection criterion for this show was that the track had to be over 10 minutes long and a studio track, not a live one. Made for an interesting mixture. And we had at least 26 listeners at one point, which is very encouraging

In two weeks time, on 20th March, there will be another show. I watched all the Jools Holland "Later..." shows in 2015 and have chosen some tracks inpsired by what I heard there - mostly from the show itself. These are all live, of course, and include both new talent and established acts, some almost legendary. The working title is "More, Later..." Well, inspiration sometimes misses the target.

Hope to see you there.

Edison Rex, Malaclypse and AlanDJ - your Radio Free D'ni team.

AlanD · **Posted:** Mon Mar 14, 2016 12:29 am

A change of subject for our next show. The recent sad news about Keith Emerson, and the fact that he is of significant interest to us here at RFD means that we will be broadcasting a personal selection from his enormous discography in one weeks time.

In fact, it is really hard to choose just two hours of his stuff. My inclination at this stage is to cut a two hour set of highlights then go on, picking things from the rest of the list. I've got pretty much everything from The Nice and ELP, and woudl probably manage to respond to requests as well, if there are folks who would want to stay on. Otherwise, there is easily enough material to make up another show, or more...

Join us in a weeks time for "One Of Those People", a wander through Keith Emerson's musical works, on Radio Free D'ni.
Broadcast will begin at 13 KItime, that is Mountain Time in the US: this translates to 7pm UK time (the US has reverted to Daylight Savings time but the UK has not...) 8 pm CET.

To find Radio Free D'ni, go to http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser
or
plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

or go to http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni...

For those in MOULa, we meet on the plaza of the public city.

Hope to see you there.

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Mar 18, 2016 11:12 pm

A reminder that Radio Free D'ni will broadcast a show in memory of Keith Emerson on Sunday 20th. Tracks have been chosen and we are ready to go. Ed will be here to mix, and also to tell us something of what Keith Emerson meant to him. Mal may not be there at the start, but should join us partway through. I'll be there as well. The show will start at 13 KI (Mountain Time in the US, that's 7 pm in the UK, 8 pm CET) with some preshow music for 30 minutes beforehand to let you find the channel.

To find Radio Free D'ni: Go to http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser
or
plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

or go to http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni...

See you on the plaza

AlanD · **Posted:** Tue Mar 22, 2016 3:35 pm

Here is the playlist for the Kieth Emerson show broadcast on Sunday 20th March.

Code:

Preshow
Breadfan            Budgie, Never Turn Your Back on a Friend, 1973
One of These Days I'll Get an Early Night
                    Camel, Rain Dances, 1977
Music               Cat Stevens, Buddha snd the Chocolate Box, 1974
Rondo               The Nice, The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack, 1967
From The Beginning  ELP, Trilogy, 1973
One Of Those People The Nice, Five Bridges, 1969


The show
Intermezzo 'Karelia Suite'    The Nice, Five Bridges, 1969
High Level Fugue 4th Bridge   The Nice, Five Bridges, 1969
America (live)                The Nice, Elegy, 1971
Hang on to a dream            The Nice, Elegy, 1971
The Barbarian                 ELP, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, 1970
Tank                          ELP, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, 1970
Infinite Space (Conclusion)   ELP, Tarkus, 1971
A Time And A Place            ELP, Tarkus, 1971
Blues Variation               ELP, Pictures At An Exhibition, 1971
Nutrocker                     ELP, Pictures At An Exhibition, 1971
Hoedown                       ELP, Trilogy, 1973
Jerusalem                     ELP, Brain Salad Surgery, 1973
Welcome Back My Friends...    ELP, Brain Salad Surgery, 1973
Brain Salad Surgery           ELP, Brain Salad Surgery, 1973
Barrelhouse Shake-Down        ELP, Works, Vol. 2, 1977
Two Part Invention In D Minor ELP, Works, Vol. 1, 1977
Fanfare For The Common Man    ELP, Works Vol. 1, 1977
Hooligan #2                   Emerson Lake and Powell, Space Gospel, 1985
On My Way Home                3, ...The Power Of Three, 1986

Postshow
Pirates                       ELP, Works Vol. 1, 1977


.... and just a few more tracks while you're listening
Country Pie/Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 The Nice, Five Bridges, 1969
Chorale 3rd Bridge                     The Nice, Five Bridges, 1969
Lt Kije (The Troika),Rondo             The Nice, Nice, 1969
My back pages                          The Nice, Elegy, 1971
3rd movement                           The Nice, Elegy, 1971
Take a Pebble                          ELP, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, 1970
The Hut Of Baba Yaga                   ELP, Pictures At An Exhibition, 1971
The Great Gates Of Kiev                ELP, Pictures At An Exhibition, 1971
The Endless Enigma (Part One)          ELP, Trilogy, 1973
Fugue                                  ELP, Trilogy, 1973
The Endless Enigma (Part Two)          ELP, Trilogy, 1973
Tiger In A Spotlight                   ELP, Works Vol. 2, 1977

I hope everyone enjoyed the show - I kept getting sidetracked as I put it together, playing whole albums over again. It was difficult to produce the final cut.

I know that we had more than 40 people in the city, and over 30 on the plaza at one stage, but the Icecast stat's only showed a maximum of 23 listeners. I think that it underestimates some times.

There was some chat on the plaza about vocal credits for Karn Evil 9, so I've done a bit more research.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain_Salad_Surgery
"Karn Evil 9" includes vocal credit for Keith Emerson, and is Emerson's only vocal credit on an ELP record.[citation needed] The only vocals he contributed to the song were the voice of the muse in the Second Impression, which was sped up, and the computer voice in the Third Impression. Emerson ran his voice through the ring modulator on his Moog Modular to achieve this sound.

And elsewhere

http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/ ... ack-594681

“There are three oscillators in the Moog synthesizer, and I detuned them slightly to give them a particular ring, very much like what I did on pianos. That worked really well on the synth horn parts. Oh, and you hear the voiceover l did, like a computer voice – I did that as a joke."

From looking at the old vinyl copy I have: -
The album sleeve notes (sctually on a poster folded up inside the sleeve) say of Karn Evil 9

Sides 1 & 2
Karn Evil 9
(Music - Emerson
Lyrics Lake & Sinfield)
1st impression* - Part 1
(Emerson - vocals
Written by Lake)

Karn Evil 9
1st Impression* - part 2 (Emerson & Lake)
2nd Impression (Emerson)
3rd Impression (Emerson, Lake & Sinfield)

The asterisks indicate that the engineer was Chris Kimsey rather than Geoff Young.

Listening to the piece, I can say that all the vocals sound very much like Greg Lake, apart from the "computer voice" in 3rd Impression and a little background gabbleing in the 2nd Impression

Also, regarding the title and what Hans Giger thought of it -

http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/ ... ack-594681

Originally, the album was to be called Whip Some Skull On Ya – a slang expression for inappropriate action[s]. The eventual title of Brain Salad Surgery, nicked from a lyric in Dr. John's hit Right Place, Wrong Time, dismayed artist H.R. Giger, who had been commissioned by Emerson to create the jarring and groundbreaking cover art. When Emerson explained that Brain Salad Surgery carried the same connotation as Whip Some Skull On Ya, Giger was greatly relieved.

Looking further into Giger's film credits, the one we all recognise is the Alien franchise. Film and SF fans will recognise the Alejandro Jodorowsky version of Dune that he also did design work for - that film was never made (David Lynch eventually created a heavily flawed movie, and John Harrison later directed a 3-part TV mini-series that was much closer to Frank Herbert's original, Hugo-winning and rather long book) but the Giger artwork can be seen in the documentary film made about the efforts to make the film, "Jodorowsky's Dune".

I can't find any Star Wars credits for him (and to be honest, I think you'd notice a bit of Giger in that universe) but there is one rather terrifying mention of a film called Killer Condom. I don't think I want to go any further down that avenue of research...

Rayhdeeyoh · **Posted:** Thu Mar 24, 2016 10:44 pm

AlanD wrote:

There was some chat on the plaza about vocal credits for Karn Evil 9, so I've done a bit more research.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain_Salad_Surgery
"Karn Evil 9" includes vocal credit for Keith Emerson, and is Emerson's only vocal credit on an ELP record.[citation needed] The only vocals he contributed to the song were the voice of the muse in the Second Impression, which was sped up, and the computer voice in the Third Impression. Emerson ran his voice through the ring modulator on his Moog Modular to achieve this sound.

If you want to hear Emerson singing lead, listen to I'm a Man, from his score for the movie Nighthawks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoVFhhqXcdo

(A track which leads me to conclude that, genius musician though he was, vocals were not his strong suit.)

AlanD · **Posted:** Wed Mar 30, 2016 11:04 pm

A reminder that on Sunday 3rd April, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast a show of live tracks from acts that have featured on Jools Hollands "Later..." show over the past year. A good mix of old and new, from electro-swing to bluegrass. The show will start at 14 KI (Mountain Time in the US, that's 8 pm in the UK, 9 pm CET) with some preshow music for 30 minutes beforehand to let you find the channel.

To find Radio Free D'ni: Go to http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser
or
plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

or go to http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni. the button may not be green, but the link still works.

See you on the plaza

Malaclypse, Edison Rex and AlanDJ, your Radio Free D'ni team

AlanD · **Posted:** Tue Apr 05, 2016 2:02 am

Here is the playlist for the Much Later.... show, broadcast on Sunday 3rd April 2016

Code:

Preshow
Breadfan             Budgie, Never Turn Your Back on a Friend, 1973
Boom Boom            CCS, CCS, 1970
Holiday Insane       Chad Wackerman, Forty Reasons, 1991
Questions 67 & 68    Chicago, Greatest Hits, Volume 2, 1981
Choo Choo Ch'boogie  Chilli Willi And The Red Hot Peppers, Bongos Over Balham, 1974
Dance! (Don't Think) Chris Rea, Deltics, 1979
How Can I Tell You   Cat Stevens, Teaser And The Firecat, 1971
Turn It Up           Robert Plant and The Sensational Space Shifters, live performance, Later, 2014


The Show
Don't Wanna Fight           Alabama Shakes, Later 472, 2015
Call Girl                   FFS, Later 472, 2015
The Lone Bellow             Cold As It Is, Later 472, 2015
Shine On                    Simply Red, Later 474, 2015
The New Game                Lizz Wright, Later 475, 2015
It Must Be Love             Labi Siffre, Later 475, 2015
Something Inside So Strong  Labi Siffre, Later 475, 2015
Pressure Off                Duran Duran, Later 476, 2015
Lone Digger                 Caravan Palace, Later 477, 2015
Rock It For Me              Caravan Palace, Live, Le Trianon, Paris, 2013
Sharpness                   Jamie Woon, Later 477, 
In My Life                  Judy Collins + Jools Holland, Later 477, 2015
Railroad                    Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, Later 477, 2015
Banjo Banjo                 Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, Later 477, 2015
Shotgun Blues               Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, Later 477, 2015
Music To My Soul            Ceelo Green, Later 478, 2015
Moving On                   Rod Argent + Colin Blunstone (The Zombies), Later 478, 2015
Time Of The Season          The Zombies, Later 478, 2015
Early In The Morning        Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Hold My Hand                Jess Glynne, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Train to Skaville           The Selecter + Jools Holland's Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Waterboy                    Rhiannon Giddens, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Take Me To Church           Hozier, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Saturn's Pattern            Paul Weller, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Start,                      Paul Weller, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Hold Back The River         James Bay, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Domino                      Hozier, Hootenanny 2015, 2015
Proud Mary                  James Bay, Hootenanny 2015, 2015

Postshow
Johnny Delusional         FFS, Later 472, 2015
Sex Bomb                  Tom Jones, Jools Hootenanny, 2015
Master Blaster (Jammin)   Ed Sheeran + Jools Holland R+B Orchestra, Jools Hootenanny 2014, 2014
Scream (Funk My Life Up)  Paolo Nutini, Jools Hollands Hootenanny 2014, 2014
I Thank You               Paul Rodgers, live performance, Later, 2014

We had 23 listeners, which is a good number for us, and lots of positive comments, which is even better. I'm glad you liked what was a personal selection from the artists and performances featured in the last year on Later... You can watch the show on BBC Iplayer in the UK, but I think it is more difficult from other countries. It is well worth the effort.

Our next show will be in two weeks time and will be a second collection of Long Songs, chosen by Malaclypse. Ed is scheduled to be out of the country, so I will be doing the broadcast, with the assistance of Mal on the plaza.

We now have a URL, http://radiofreedni.org - this points to the Aegura channel selection page at present, while we work on the webpage for the station. Eventually it will point to a page with a simple link to click so you can listen to us.

You can still find Radio Free D'ni by going to http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser

or by plugging http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

or go to http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni...

If you like us, tell your friends
If you don't like us, tell your enemies...

See you on the plaza

AlanD · **Posted:** Sat Apr 16, 2016 5:46 pm

A reminder that tomorrow, Sunday 17th April, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast another show. This one is called "Long Songs 2: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" and is a bit of a rest after the mad 28-track panic that was our last show.

Ed is out of the country, so I will be doing the broadcast, with the assistance of Mal on the plaza.

The show will start at 13 KI (Mountain Time in the US, that's 8 pm in the UK, 9 pm CET) with some preshow music for 30 minutes beforehand to let you find the channel.

We now have a URL that's easy to remember: http://radiofreedni.org. Choose the main stream. Eventually this will be a fuller website.

Otherwise, you can stiill go to http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser
or
plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

or go to http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni. the button may not be green, but the link still works.

See you on the plaza

Malaclypse, Edison Rex and AlanDJ, your Radio Free D'ni team

**Edited to correct 14 KI to 13 KI... One of these days I'll learn to count.

AlanD · **Posted:** Sun May 01, 2016 6:17 pm

Argh. I am later than usual. Today, in about 30 minutes time, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast part 1 of a History of Pink Floyd, put together by Malaclypse, with Ed and myself assisting in the presentation. He's going to be very upset with me....

The show will start at 13 KI (Mountain Time in the US, that's 8 pm in the UK, 9 pm CET) with some preshow music for 30 minutes beforehand to let you find the channel.

We now have a URL that's easy to remember: http://radiofreedni.org . Choose the main stream. Eventually this will be a fuller website.

Otherwise, you can stiill go to http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php in your browser
or
plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

or go to http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni. the button may not be green, but the link still works.

See you on the plaza

Malaclypse, Edison Rex and AlanDJ, your Radio Free D'ni team

AlanD · **Posted:** Mon May 02, 2016 8:40 pm

Here are two tracklists, covering the Long Songs 2 show we did on 17th April and the history of Pink Floyd, part 1 we broadcast yesterday.

Long Songs 2

Code:

Preshow
The Outlaw Torn      Metallica, Load, 1996
Long Lankin          Steeleye Span, Present, 2002
Tower Of Strength    The Mission, Children, 1988
It's A Hard World    Supertramp, Some Things Never Change, 1997
Life Is A Long Song  Jethro Tull, Living In The Past, 1972

The Show
Return To The Garden Of Eden        The Bollock Brothers, The 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse, 2009
Ritual (Nous Sommes Du Soleil)      Yes, Tales From Topographic Oceans, 1973
The Voodoo Suite (& Shorty Rogers)  Pérez Prado, Voodoo Suite/Exotic Suite Of The Americas, 1955
Cross-Collateral, Passport           Cross-Collateral, 1975
Pigs (Three Different Ones)         Pink Floyd, Animals, 1977
Lonesome Crow                       Scorpions, Lonesome Crow, 1972
The Fountain of Lamneth             Rush, Caress of Steel, 1975

Postshow

Free Bird          Lynyrd Skynyrd, (pronounced 'Leh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd), 1973
Estranged          Guns N' Roses, Use Your Illusion II, 1991
Keep on Chooglin'  Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Concert, 1968

And here is the History of Pink Floyd, Part 1

Code:

Preshow
5 A.M.             David Gilmour, Rattle That Lock (Deluxe), 2015
Clowns & Jugglers  Syd Barrett, Opel, 1988
Rattle That Lock   David Gilmour, Rattle That Lock (Deluxe), 2015
Short and Sweet    David Gilmour, David Gilmour, 1978
Octopus            Syd Barrett, The Madcap Laughs, 1970
On an Island       David Gilmour, On An Island, 2006
Long Gone          Syd Barrett, The Madcap Laughs, 1970
No Way             David Gilmour, David Gilmour, 1978
Late Night         Syd Barrett, The Madcap Laughs, 1970

The Show
Arnold Layne                               Pink Floyd, The first Three Singles, 1967
Paint Box                                  Pink Floyd, The first Three Singles, 1967
Lucifer Sam                                Pink Floyd, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, 1967
Pow R. Toc H.                              Pink Floyd, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, 1967
Interstellar Overdrive                     Pink Floyd, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, 1967
Apples And Oranges                         Pink Floyd, The first Three Singles, 1967
Jugband Blues                              Pink Floyd, A Saucerful Of Secrets, 1968
A Saucerful Of Secrets                     Pink Floyd, A Saucerful Of Secrets, 1968
The Nile Song                              Pink Floyd, More (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture), 1996
Cymbaline                                  Pink Floyd, More (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture), 1996
Dramatic Theme                             Pink Floyd, More (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture), 1996
Careful With That Axe, Eugene              Pink Floyd, Ummagumma, 1969
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun  Pink Floyd, Ummagumma, 1969
Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict                   
                                           Pink Floyd, Ummagumma, 1969
The Grand Vizier's Garden Party, Part 1    Pink Floyd, Ummagumma, 2003
The Grand Vizier's Garden Party, Part 2    Pink Floyd, Ummagumma, 2003
The Grand Vizier's Garden Party, Part 3    Pink Floyd, Ummagumma, 2003
Atom Heart Mother Suite                    Pink Floyd, Atom Heart Mother, 1970

Postshow
Raise My Rent  David Gilmour, David Gilmour, 1978
No Man's Land  Syd Barrett, The Madcap Laughs, 1970
Near the End   David Gilmour, About Face, 1984
And Then...    David Gilmour, Rattle That Lock (Deluxe), 2015

At one point we had 25 listeners for this show, you are all Pink Floyd fans it seems.

The next show will be in two weeks time, on Sunday 15th May, at 13 KI on the plaza. This will be a show called "Anticipating Obduction", some tracks inspired by what is to come in just a few weeks time.

See you then

Malaclypse, Edison Rex and AlanDJ, your Radio Free D'ni team

AlanD · **Posted:** Wed May 04, 2016 8:35 pm

I have decided on a set list for "Anticipating Obduction", and have at least an hour of postshow stuff... I plan to carry on talking (as I'm doing the show solo, so I will not be keeping Ed at his console) since there is a lot to say.

I'd also like to ask if you have any tracks you'd find appropriate for the occasion: I may not have them, or I may decide thay don't fit my overall theme, but I'd love to hear what you would like to have in the show, and will include them if I can.

AlanD · **Posted:** Sun May 15, 2016 12:53 am

A reminder that Radio Free D'ni will be broadcasting a show from 13 KI to 15 KI tomorrow, (8pm to 10 pm UK, 9 pm to 11pm Central European Timee) ( KI time is Mountain Time in the US) well, later today.

This set is called "Anticipating Obduction" since the game we have been waiting for nearly 2 years for is to be released in June. I've been putting together some tracks loosly inspired by the look and feel of the preview images we have seen since the game was first announced.

Radio Free D'ni can be found at
http://aegura.harriman4.com/8000.php
or http://radiofreedni.org
or http://www.urutunes.com and choose Radio Free D'ni...

choose the main stream.

Or you can plug plug http://aegura.harriman4.com:8000/stream.mp3 into your audio player

Hope you can listen in and enjoy

MOUL folks can meet us on the plaza and exchange text chat with Mal and me

AlanD · **Posted:** Sun May 15, 2016 7:01 pm

If you have trouble logging in, accept the Network Error, let the game quit then log in again. Has worked for me -may need more than one try.

Radio Free D'ni

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