Larry Winfield.com: Sundown Lounge podzine

Sundown Lounge is a laid back (and often explicit, you bet your ass...) weekly podzine of music, spoken word, progressive politics, weird science, and occasional vignettes from the west coast open mic scene, etc. Physically, I'm in rapidly gentrifying downtown Los Angeles, but metaphysically, my toes are in the sand and the sun is ablaze with deep hues, and a few poets and musicians and scientists have dropped by my beach house to hang out and jam, as the surf whispers nearby...

The Open Mic Stage accepts spoken word and music files for play.
Max of 3 audio pieces, please - MP3, AIFF, Ogg Vorbis files, OR 2 - 3 pieces recorded onto a good quality audiocassette. 4 minutes and under per piece is preferred, unless it's really good. Include a short bio and a photo, if possible.

Via Email: sundownlounge "at" larrywinfield "dot" com
Via Snailmail: 121 E. 5th St., #302, Los Angeles, CA. 90013.

Playlists:

Sundown Lounge No. 226 - August 20, 2010, Duration: 40:15

"Turn Another Page" - Modern Condition

Geeknotes: Black Science Fiction Anthology, 2010 Poetry Super Highway Poetry Contest, Stars Go Dim plugger, SlamStream Poem is Done

Open Mic Stage:
"What I Think I Should Know" - nokes
"Days Gone By (Demo)" - Statue of Liberty
"Tonight" - Andy Hyland
"makes no differance" - seven ravens
"Calm B4 the storm" - Brent N Trlak
¨ "The Chorus" - Status Reign

Map Room: Copenhagen Wheel – Transforms Any Bicycle Into a Hybrid Electric Bike, Air Force In Brazil To Record UFO Sightings, Desk Lamp Turns Table-Top Into 3D

Venue Verite: "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy" - Pete Seeger

Music Bed: "Ambitizers" - Torley

The Meaning of "dub"
When you're telling someone about a website without benefit of pen and paper and mention the URL, isn't it clumsy to have to spell out the non-domain part? "http://www." Instead, I use the word "dub" as verbal shorthand that implies the code. So, my site's URL is mentioned in conversation as "dub, larrywinfield.com." When the URL doesn't have "www" in it, just use "slash"...