Subliminal Messages Archive (2/18/10)

Hello again from radio land!

Last week's show archive is up, and we've also added the ability to subscribe to the archives in podcast form, so you're automatically updated when a new archive is available.We'll continue to post the archives online for direct download, but the podcast might offer some extra goodies for subscribers every once and a while...

Download link and tracklist are below. Enjoy!

Subliminal Messages Radio - February 18, 2010 (2hrs 28min, 136MB) [right-click and "Save As..."]

Tracklist:
Moby - Porcelain (Atlantic Connection Remix)
Clart and Glen E Stone - Mysterious Ways
DJ Marky & S.P.Y. - Give Me Your Love (feat. Random Movement)
Lenzman and Redeyes - High and Low
Michael Jackson - Rock With You (Marky & Bungle Remix)
Stereotype & Sopheye - Blowin Trees
J Majik & Wickaman - Feel About You (J Majik and Wickman Zulu Mix)
La Roux - In 4 The Kill (Subsonik Remix)
Ben Sage - You feat. Jotj (Remix)
KG - Runaway
Camo & Krooked - No Soul
Damien Marley - Welcome to Jamrock (Sigma Remix)
J Majik & Wickaman - Crazy World (Brookes Brothers Remix)
The Qemists - On the Run feat. Jenna G (VIP Mix)
Foreign Beggars - Get a Bit More (Skism Remix)
Drumsound & Bassline Smith feat. Youngman - R U Ready (Dubstep Mix)
Caspa - Marmite
Adam F & Horx - Shut the Lights Off feat. Redman (Caspa & Trolley Snatcher Remix)
Skream - What Did He Say
Instra:mental - No Future (Skream Remix)
Deadmau5 - Strobe
Booka Shade - Regenerate
Bad Boy Bill feat. Alex Peace - Fast Life (Tocadisco Remix)
Juiceboxxx - 100MPH (AC Slater Remix)
Breakdown - Play With It feat. Whiskey Pete & Julz (Gigi Barocco Remix)
BT - Suddenly (Celldweller Mix)
MSTRKRFT - Click Click (feat. E-40)
Tiesto feat. Three 6 Mafia, Flo Rida & Sean Kingston - Feel It (Partners House Remix)
Aquasky feat. Sporty-O - Outta Control
La Roux - I'm Not Your Toy (Jack Beats Remix - Actual Phantom Refix)

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Subliminal Messages Info (and show archive!)

There's been a mssive lack of blog posts on my part, and for that I apologize. But I have been a bit busy recently, so I'm considering that a valid excuse.

For those of you who are casual readers, and not just friends who read this blog simply to appease me, you may or may not know that I'm a professional radio guy who works for two stations here in the Jacksonville area. One, 95.1 WAPE (The Big Ape), is the #1 hit music station in Jacksonville, and the other is 88.5 WFCF (Flagler College Radio) - who is kind enough to continue to let me broadcast my on-again-off-again passion project, Subliminal Messages.

Subliminal Messages was my very first radio show, originally aring in 1997 on WKPX-FM in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The show has always focused on electronic music (in all forms), and has aired on and off on both FM and Internet radio for years. Now, its back again after a 10 month hiatus on WFCF.

More info on the show can be found at SubliminalMessagesRadio.com, but I wanted to share last week's show archive here on the blog (and I'll continue to do so every week, hopefully getting the chance to make other random posts here between shows):

Subliminal Messages - 11 Feb 2010 (2hrs 30min, 138MB) [right-click and "Save As..."]

Tracklist:
Grey Granite x Illy MC - The Final Countdown
MSTRKRFT feat. N.O.R.E. - Bounce (Felix Cartal Remix)
Steve Angello and Laidback Luke - Show Me Love (AC Slater Remix)
The Prodigy - No Good (Spectre Bootleg)
The Prodigy - Breathe (David Guetta Bootleg)
Cool Kids - Miami Beach (Hydroz Metro-Dade Bass Remix)
Fresh Celeste & M-4 SERS - Give It All to Me (DJ Icey's Boom Chk Mix)
Noisia - B.R.U.L.
The Chemical Brothers - Saturate (Stanton Warriors Remix)
Faithless - Sun to Me (Alex Morph Remix)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (Elite Force Re-Fix)
X-Press 2 - Lazy (Norman Cook Remix)
Trouble Andrew - Chase Money (Innerpartysystem Remix)
Emika - Deep the Other (Scuba's Vulpine Remix)
MJ Cole - Sincere (Nero Remix)
Dan le Sac vs. Scoobius Pip - Thou Shalt Always Kill (Vaccine Remix)
Ooah - Heat Up The Night
Prime Cuts ft. Dynamite MC - Warning (Eddie K Remix)
Datsik - Gizmo (Original Mix)
Crissy Cris & Youngman - Kick Snare
Mistabishi - Printer Jam (Barbarix Remix)
MSTRKRFT - Heartbreaker (12th Planet Remix)
Sub Scape - Let Me Clear My Throat
The Prodigy - Take Me to the Hospital (Rusko Remix)
Tiesto ft. Jonsi - Kaleidoscope (High Contrast Remix)
Dan Miracle - Jacuzzi Track
Big Bud and Greg Packer - Rise
Shock One & Phetsta - Love Her Forever
Bailey - African Descent
DJ Fresh - Fantasia
Danny Byrd ft. Liquid - Sweet Harmony (Jungle Mix)
Rudenko - Everybody (Danny Byrd Remix)
Sub Focus - World of Hurt
Example - Won't Go Quietly (Cyantific Remix)

Enjoy! And, as always, feedback is welcome and greatly appreciated!!

-SP

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Subliminal Messages Info (and show archive!)

There's been a mssive lack of blog posts on my part, and for that I apologize. But I have been a bit busy recently, so I'm considering that a valid excuse.

For those of you who are casual readers, and not just friends who read this blog simply to appease me, you may or may not know that I'm a professional radio guy who works for two stations here in the Jacksonville area. One, 95.1 WAPE (The Big Ape), is the #1 hit music station in Jacksonville, and the other is 88.5 WFCF (Flagler College Radio) - who is kind enough to continue to let me broadcast my on-again-off-again passion project, Subliminal Messages.

Subliminal Messages was my very first radio show, originally aring in 1997 on WKPX-FM in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The show has always focused on electronic music (in all forms), and has aired on and off on both FM and Internet radio for years. Now, its back again after a 10 month hiatus on WFCF.

More info on the show can be found at SubliminalMessagesRadio.com, but I wanted to share last week's show archive here on the blog (and I'll continue to do so every week, hopefully getting the chance to make other random posts here between shows):

Subliminal Messages - 11 Feb 2010 (2hrs 30min, 138MB) [right-click and "Save As..."]

Tracklist:
Grey Granite x Illy MC - The Final Countdown
MSTRKRFT feat. N.O.R.E. - Bounce (Felix Cartal Remix)
Steve Angello and Laidback Luke - Show Me Love (AC Slater Remix)
The Prodigy - No Good (Spectre Bootleg)
The Prodigy - Breathe (David Guetta Bootleg)
Cool Kids - Miami Beach (Hydroz Metro-Dade Bass Remix)
Fresh Celeste & M-4 SERS - Give It All to Me (DJ Icey's Boom Chk Mix)
Noisia - B.R.U.L.
The Chemical Brothers - Saturate (Stanton Warriors Remix)
Faithless - Sun to Me (Alex Morph Remix)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (Elite Force Re-Fix)
X-Press 2 - Lazy (Norman Cook Remix)
Trouble Andrew - Chase Money (Innerpartysystem Remix)
Emika - Deep the Other (Scuba's Vulpine Remix)
MJ Cole - Sincere (Nero Remix)
Dan le Sac vs. Scoobius Pip - Thou Shalt Always Kill (Vaccine Remix)
Ooah - Heat Up The Night
Prime Cuts ft. Dynamite MC - Warning (Eddie K Remix)
Datsik - Gizmo (Original Mix)
Crissy Cris & Youngman - Kick Snare
Mistabishi - Printer Jam (Barbarix Remix)
MSTRKRFT - Heartbreaker (12th Planet Remix)
Sub Scape - Let Me Clear My Throat
The Prodigy - Take Me to the Hospital (Rusko Remix)
Tiesto ft. Jonsi - Kaleidoscope (High Contrast Remix)
Dan Miracle - Jacuzzi Track
Big Bud and Greg Packer - Rise
Shock One & Phetsta - Love Her Forever
Bailey - African Descent
DJ Fresh - Fantasia
Danny Byrd ft. Liquid - Sweet Harmony (Jungle Mix)
Rudenko - Everybody (Danny Byrd Remix)
Sub Focus - World of Hurt
Example - Won't Go Quietly (Cyantific Remix)

Enjoy! And, as always, feedback is welcome and greatly appreciated!!

-SP

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New Music Tuesday (2/2/10)

My apologies for not updating in a while...

I love Tuesdays - always have - only for the simple fact that Tuesdays mean new music.

Today is an especially exciting Tuesday for me as a fan of BT. His new album, These Hopeful Machines, drops today, and I strongly recommend picking it up... The guy is undoubtedly one of the most talented musicians in the world of 'electronic music,' and he proves it again with this new double-disc. His production quality is second to none, and the guy really takes pride in his work. He's a prolific musician: scoring movies like Monster and Stealth, while still making dancefloor-oriented stuff and intricate electronic compositions like This Binary Universe (and I don't want to hear the argument that he produced for N*Sync, because "Pop" was probably their best song ever).
These Hopeful Machines is a testament to everything he can do - from rocking dancefloors with tunes like "Rose of Jericho" to plain rocking on "Forget Me" - and holding true to his continuing refinement of sound and texture. Go, purchase, support, and enjoy.

BT - These Hopeful Machines (iTunes) This link is for the "Remixes" version, including both CDs (mixed) and remixes and edits of the singles.
BT Official Site

Hadouken!'s full-length, For The Masses, also finds its release today. Produced by Noisia, the album is a hard-hitting, tightly wound electro-rock-rap hybrid (I'm not sure of a better way to describe it) that's sure to make a mark similar to The Prodigy's Fat of the Land. As a big-time Noisia supporter, Hadouken! got my attention simply by having the trio on as producers, but I was impressed by the style and delivery of the LP as well.
This one may not be for everybody, but if you want to try something new that still holds a bit of familiarity to it, this should be right up your alley.

Hadouken! - For The Masses (iTunes)
Hadouken Official Site

Rob Zombie also makes his return today with Hellbilly Deluxe 2. I've been iffy about his solo work, with only a few of his tunes (post-White Zombie) finding their way into my library, but from the few bits of this record I've heard, I'm willing to give it a full listen. Rockers and Zombie fans should definitely get their fill of heavy with this one.

Rob Zombie - Hellbilly Deluxe 2 (iTunes)
Rob Zombie Official Site

Finally, Lil' Wayne's Rebirth finally hits shelves today... and upfront I'll say that all I've heard from this was "Prom Queen" and maybe 30 seconds of clips from the LP. With that out of the way, I'm not sure whether or not I really want to listen to this. I'm not completely sold on Weezy: yes, he makes hit records, and yes, hes stepping out on this by making a "rock" album, but what rapper has ever done that well? Beyond Aerosmith and Run DMC teaming up for "Walk This Way," and Public Enemy and Anthrax doing "Bring the Noise," I haven't heard many successful (or decent) attempts at bridging the divide.
Working in Top 40 radio, I'm going to give this one a shot - really - but I'm going in with pretty low expectations.

Lil' Wayne - Rebirth (iTunes)
Lil' Wayne Official Site

Heading to your local shop to pick anything specific up today? Post it in the comments, and I'll check it out.