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. 200 - February 05, 2010,  Duration: 56:56
Drew Brees in the Huddle
"Remind Me Who I'm Talking To" - Laolga
Geeknotes: New Guide from CD Baby, 2010 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award
Open Mic Stage:
"Ya Ya" - Buckwheat Zydeco
"Bad Mouth" - Rockin' Jake Band
"Highland Road" - Section 8(USA)
"Brandi" - Le Poisson Rouge
"I am Deep" - Watyr
"Demon" - Jeremiah's Kind
"Mechanical Heart" - The Mechanical Heart
"Everything You Do is Enough" - TASCO
Map Room: Forests Are Growing Faster, Spray-On Liquid Glass Can Protect Almost Any Surface From Damage, Tobacco Plants Used To Grow Cheap Biodegradable Solar Cells, 2010 Tapping World Summit
Venue Verite: Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong - Farewell to Storyville
Music Bed: Mardi Gras Music
Photo: David Kirkpatrick
Sundown Lounge No. 198 - January 22nd, 2010, Duration: 60:34
"Catually" - The Jackass-Penguin Show
Geeknotes: Chicago Poetry Items, Whispers Radio New Community Site, Black Science Fiction Society Items
Open Mic Stage:
"Moths" - Sect23
"Alone" - I Am Not Lefthanded
"Oh Well 2.0" - Arms Up
"Teenage Drag Queen" - The Erotics
"Wedding" - Vulture Club
"Alison Eastwood" - Ted Stevens
"Vicarious" - Ed Drury
Colors of Air - Ichiro Nakagawa
"Pine Box Rottin" - Crankshaft
"Make My Day" - Autopilot Club
"The Lie" - Police Bastard
Map Room: The Future of Work, Dell Froot Concept Design Does Away with Keyboard, Monitor, Haiti Earthquake Relief – Solar Panels To Help Light The Night, Solution for Haiti – HydroWell Village – Produces Clean Water From Virtually Any Water Source
Venue Verite: Haiti's history of hardship
Music Bed: "Fourth Quadrant of the Mandala" - Abyssal Plains
Sundown Lounge No. 197 - January 15th, 2010, Duration: 56:44
"Lovers Bleed (Internally)" - Like Clockwork
Geeknotes: Act on CO2 Anthology, Band Pluggers, 2010 Indie Bible Music Directory, Chicago Poetry Events, Jacqui Naylor Benefit for San Francisco Domestic Violence Consortium
Open Mic Stage:
"Bound" - VETTE
"Say What You Will" - Chance
"Turn Around" - Meghan Toohey
"I Will Love You" - Fisher
"Love Survives" - Lovespirals
"Everyone Lies" - The Bragging Lads
"Ghetto Rock" - Detroit Mutant Radio
"Tsunami" - we should run.
Map Room: Anti-Alzheimer’s Milkshake Boosts Memory, Our Brains Have a Distorted Concept of Time, The Transparent House, ‘Swelling Glass’ can pick and choose pollutants from water
Venue Verite:
"for Jeff Buckley" - Lizzie Wann
"Helen" - Jeanne Spicuzza
"I'll Stop Calling You Niggers" - Watts Prophets
Music Bed: "Hanging Masses" - Cell (Kahvi)
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"...
Podcast Archives:
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