Ester has done a remix of Tammy’s single “Away for the Weekend”. We spotlighted Tammy’s single on a previous post and with this she is giving our listeners the opportunity to hear the remix. The remix gives it some heavy bass beats that gives the single a feel of urgency. If you liked the ballad feel of the first one it might take a bit to get used to the remix, but once you get the feel of the remix it flowed for me. Like I said the remix gave it a faster pace with an urgency feel with the bass beats added. See what you think of Ester’s remix of Tammy’s “Away for the Weekend” through SoundCloud – Richard:
Desert Punk Trailer
Here’s another blast from the past that FUNimation is bring back with their S.A.V.E. program, Desert Punk. If you didn’t get this series back in the day here is another chance for you to pick it up. It is hilarious, but be warned it does have quite a bit of fan service. Here’s the trailer through FUNimation’s YouTube channel:
Don DiLego’s Music Video for “Idiot Heart”
Today Don DiLego is treating our listeners to his music video for the folk/country ballad “Idiot Heart”. This tune has a very somber tone to it, but it is delivered in a way that captures the listener. Don’s voice fits the style really well and I am definitely interested in more from his album Magnificent Ram A that is available for purchase. The way the lyrics translate for me is that it is about an individual that is unsure of him/her self in a relationship and ultimately the relationship falls apart, even though they don’t want it to. The music video for the single is well made and gives the viewer a country home feel. If you like what you hear be sure to look for Magnificent Ram A from your downloader of choice. Until then here’s the music video for “Idiot Heart” from Don DiLego’s YouTube channel – Richard:
Ep 18 ComicPop Licensed to Read “No Room In Hell”
Ep 18 ComicPop Licensed to Read “No Room In Hell”
Since there’s no room in Hell the ComicPop Crew get to experience Hell on Earth. Join us as we discuss William Schlichter’s No Room In Hell: The Good, The Bad and The Undead, Volume 1. Will we survive to read Volume 2?
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What we reviewed in this episode:
- No Room In Hell: The Good, The Bad and The Undead, Volume 1, William Schlichter, ZD Publishing, 2016.
Music clips used in this episode:
- “The Man Comes Around”, American IV: The Man Comes Around, Johnny Cash, American Recordings/Universal, 2002.
- “Train of Thought”, Four Songs, Andrew Lubman, 2007.
Links:
William Schlichter’s Facebook Page
Brimstone Trailer
James Kruman gives a “Country Sigh”
James Kruman is sharing with our listeners his single “Country Sigh’. This single definitely rings true from the United Kingdom. “Country Sigh” is within the folk music, but with the stylings of the music and James’ voice it is very distinct and you know that it is a country/folk style from across the pond. James has a very deep bass voice that can be difficult for a singer. I’m interested in seeing what his other works sound like from his album Twitch. Here’s James Kruman’s music video for this single “Country Sigh” from his YouTube channel – Richard:
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown Trailer
Anousheh Wants to “Get To You”
Another strong outing by Anousheh with her latest electro/pop single “Get to You”. Anousheh continues with her catchy rhythms and strong voice. You can definitely feel a 1990’s influence with this single. The first thing that popped into my head upon listening to “Get to You” is that reminded me of something Belinda Carlisle would have sung. Check out Anousheh’s “Get to You” through SoundCloud here – Richard:
Ep 65 ComicPop Visits with Dane G. Kroll, Author of “Black Friday”
Ep 65 ComicPop Visits with Dan G Kroll Author of Black Friday
Dane G. Kroll joins the ComicPop Crew to relive some Black Friday madness. We also discuss his other novels, including his Realm of Goryo series, to satisfy our Kaiju fever.
Music clips:
- “Strangers Like Me”, Tarzan Soundtrack, Phil Collins, Walt Disney Records, 1999.
- “One Call Away”, Nine Track Mind, Charlie Puth, Artist Partner Group, 2016.
Links:
http://www.danegkroll.com/ – Dane G. Kroll’s Website
https://www.facebook.com/danegkroll/?fref=ts – Dane G. Kroll’s Facebook Page
http://yvonneventresca.com/ – Yvonne Ventresca’s Website
https://www.facebook.com/yvonne.ventresca.3?fref=ts – Yvonne Ventresca’s Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/pages/ComicPop-Library/135675669828474?ref=ts&fref=ts – ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page













