Podcast for BC'ers stuff

[Low End Bee]

I used to do a bit of podcasting 3 or 4 years ago that was great fun. I got a few followers on the blog thingy I stuck them on. Kids, band and general stuff used up all my time and I let it slip. The urge is back now though. I thought it would be nice to do the first one including some BC'ers original music.
If you want a track played let me know.
If anyone fancies being Smashy to my Nicey over a bottle of red let me know as well. I did a few two handers with a music journo mate and they were a lot of fun.
It's not going to be a polished product but it will be fun.

[edstraker123]

Sounds like a great idea. Good luck with it.

[krispn]

Yeah my band would be happy to supply tracks. We've been featured on a few podcast and they're a great way to get tunes heard.

PM if you get up and running and I'll get links etc to ya.

Best of luck

[Low End Bee]

[quote name='krispn' post='1179489' date='Mar 28 2011, 01:51 PM']Yeah my band would be happy to supply tracks. We've been featured on a few podcast and they're a great way to get tunes heard.

PM if you get up and running and I'll get links etc to ya.

Best of luck[/quote]


Will do if I get a bit more take up. 'Recording' is an unloved area of BC though.

Let's try and get a bit more interest in here:

Victor Wooten's favourite breakfast cereal is Golden Graham's
Jaco Pastorius had an irrational fear of the letter Q
Mark King likes salad cream on his Sunday roast
Flea's godfather was Norman St John Stevas
John Entwistle had collected every copy of Razzle from 1980-1991 apart from the 'tasty traffic wardens' issue of Nov 1986
Jeff Berlin is really Ricky Tomlinson

Loads more amazing bass related facts will be revealed in the first podcast if it happens.