Radio Free D'ni

AlanD · **Posted:** Mon Jun 11, 2018 7:17 pm

Set list and commentary up now on the Radio Free D'ni website.
Leave us a comment to let us know if we are entertaining you, or if you have an idea for a show.

AlanD · **Posted:** Thu Jun 21, 2018 10:41 pm

Coming up this Sunday on Radio Free D'ni, a show dedicated to Todd Rundgren and his band Utopia, with the preshow consisting of songs produced by Todd Rundgren and the postshow being covers of Todd Rundgren songs by other artists. This show has been assembled by Hugh Lynch for your listening pleasure, and Hugh will be presenting along with the rest of the RFD team. Come along and be Rundgrenned

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City.

Lord Chaos · **Joined:** Fri Sep 08, 2006 1:57 am **Posts:** 1337

AlanD wrote:

I can't match anything by the Bluudy Moos with caves, perhaps you are thinking of Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Center of the Earth, which of course fits quite well.

Being a Moody Blues fan--introduced at a speaker builder's showroom in Crisman, Colorado in 1970--I bought this on a flyer from a used-CD store. It was a travesty. Some kind of mishmash of Moodies songs with orchestral overdubs. It didn't last long in my collection.

I left "Journey to the Centre of the Earth" off my list because it had already been mentioned. I was introduced to Wakeman by way of... hmm... I think it was the "Six Wives..." record in a demo at a stereo equipment dealer (learned of Alan Parsons the same way). Maybe it was the King Arthur album. Long time ago.I bought a copy because I liked it, and found "Journey..." and others by association. There's a more recent remake of this which is, to me, less successful. They polished the creative spark out of it. As happened with the orchestral "Tubular Bells," I think.

Edit: error correction

AlanD · **Posted:** Thu Jul 05, 2018 9:35 pm

On Sunday 8th July, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast the first of two shows featuring the work of pioneering jazz-rock guitarist Allan Holdsworth. We will cover his career up to the end of the '70's in the first show. and from 1980 on in the second. This divides fairly neatly his work in other peoples bands from his albums as a bandleader and solo.
The first show includes tracks from 'Igginbottom, Ian Carr's Nucleus, Soft Machine, Tony Williams Lifetime, Gong, Bruford, Jean-Luc Ponty and UK, along with a couple of collaborative tracks with pianist Gordon Beck.
The show is a co-production with Hugh Lynch, who will also join us on air.
Sample some liquid guitar brilliance with us

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

AlanD · **Posted:** Thu Jul 19, 2018 10:02 pm

On Sunday 22nd June, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast the second and final part of our study of Allan Holdsworth, the British fusion guitarist and composer who died last year. This show will cover his years as a solo artist, with some sidetracks into later collaborations, so from 1982 onwards. Pre and postshow will largely be filled by tracks from guitarists influenced by Holdsworth, including Alex Lifeson, Carlos Santana, Robben Ford, John Clarke and Guthrie Govan. Last call for the Holdsworth express

The show is a co-production with Hugh Lynch, who will also join us on air, we hope, providing we can overcome the technical issues that still haunt us from the communications disaster that has hit our main engineer and broadcast facilitator, Edison Rex. We are working to get Malaclypse's setup tested and proven - if we fail, it will be just me again. Fingers are crossed.
But in any case, come and sample some liquid guitar brilliance with us.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

AlanD · **Posted:** Sat Aug 04, 2018 9:49 pm

On Sunday 5th August, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast a Rarities and What-if's show, our eighth of these, and our 98th show overall. This time we will include Miles Davis, Men at Work, 4 Non Blondes, The Beatles and The Timelords, amongst a host of others, forgotten and obscure.

Hugh has provided some of the tracks for this show, so we will have another take on the Rarities and What-ifs theme. Hugh won't be able to join us, though, he is still waiting for his laptop to be repaired under warranty. Edison Rex is back on engineering duty, his internet connection having been restored to reliable functionality.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

AlanD · **Posted:** Sun Aug 05, 2018 10:36 pm

Playlist published on the Radio Free D'ni site
http://radiofreedni.org/?p=1139

AlanD · **Posted:** Sat Aug 18, 2018 1:13 am

Sunday 19th August, 20:00 BST, 21:00 CEST, 13:00 MDT

In a packed Review of the Year, Edison Rex will revisit tracks from the last 25 shows, including some from Pink Floyd, Chuck Berry, Steve Miller, Queen, Wishbone Ash, Cat Stevens, Enya and Frank Zappa. All the highlights of the year.

Root Beer is out of town, and Hugh Lynch is still suffering computer problems, so we may be down to just three presenters. Quite like old times.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Aug 31, 2018 11:30 pm

Sunday 2nd September, 20:00 BST, 21:00 CEST, 13:00 MDT
Radio Free D'ni Show 100

Sunday 2nd September will see the 100th show from Radio Free D'ni. The theme will be No.1 hits, and we will be leaving the microphones open so you can hear what goes on in the background. Join us for our celebration.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

AlanD · **Posted:** Tue Sep 04, 2018 8:49 pm

Our 100th show passed off with great success, and a little drama.

The playlist is published on the Radio Free D'ni website, at the link below.
http://radiofreedni.org/?p=1158

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Sep 14, 2018 5:13 pm

Sunday 16th September, 20:00 BST, 21:00 CEST, 13:00 MDT
Radio Free D'ni Show 101
Bill Bruford part 1

Our show on Sunday will cover the first part of the career of talented drummer Bill Bruford, which began in Prog Rock and covered jazz, fusion and experimental music in a series of graceful curves. Part 1 will include his work with Yes, King Crimson, UK and his own band Bruford, up to 1986, when he formed Earthworks.

Part 2 will cover Earthworks, a return to Yes and King Crimson, and collaborative works with a vast set of people including Rick Wakeman, Chris Squire, Steve Howe (all from Yes), Roy Harper, Ralph Towner, Eddie Gomez, Michael Borstlap and Tony Levin, who he met during his second sojurn in King Crimson.

Join us for Part 1 on Sunday - you know you want to say Yes

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
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Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

AlanD · **Posted:** Tue Sep 18, 2018 12:23 am

Set list is now available on the Radio Free D'ni website
http://radiofreedni.org/?p=1165

AlanD · **Posted:** Thu Sep 27, 2018 7:19 pm

Coming to an internet radio stream near you on Sunday 30th September, Radio Free D'ni with part 2 of our sashay through the life and times of Bill Bruford, drum virtuoso of Prog rock, jazz and all things between.

In this final part we will cover his work from the beginning of Earthworks in 1987, but will also step back to cover his appearances on other folks' albums from 1973 and Rick Wakeman's Six Wives of Henry VIII.
Other "session" employers will include Chris Squire, Steve Howe and Roy Harper (yes, the prog folkie). Featured groups will include Earthworks, Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe, Yes (again), King Crimson (again), and Bruford Levin Upper Extremities. Collaborations with Patrick Moraz, Ralph Towner and Eddie Gomez, and Michiel Borstlap complete the set.
The preshow will include a track with The New Percussion Group of Amsterdam too.
This is the modern Bruford, with excursions into what could be regarded as avant-garde and improvised music. There is a huge variety in the set though, and I'd say there is something for everyone.

Join us - you know you want to dig Earthworks

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or you could go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) and with a preshow set beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK). The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET) or 3 pm Mountain Time in the USA and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the game we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente.

Charura · **Joined:** Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:14 pm **Posts:** 1773

Quote:

'Rick Wakeman's Six Wives of Henry VIII'

Journey to the Centre of the Earth is a better album but I'm not sure that Bruford collaborated on that one.

AlanD · **Posted:** Thu Sep 27, 2018 11:46 pm

Charura, Bruford was only present with Wakeman on solo albums on Six Wives. Opinions vary, but Six Wives is generally reckoned to stand the test of time well, with only a few kitschy moments. The later solo projects became more grandiose, which doesn't suit everyone.

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