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Well, it has been a good run. However, Arty is taking this podcast to YouTube and will only be releasing it on YouTube.We hope you follow us there. If not, we thank you very much for the support.By the way, listen to The Soft Parade. It
After Arty rants about his binge watching, he discusses this amazing guitarist's talents. Justin Johnson is not just a master at the guitar, the slide guitar and coolness, but his YouTube presence is just amazing. You have to go to YouTube an
Yes, it is the 50th episode of the podcast. Yipee. Arty here takes a moment to RANT, as always, about social media, his DAW and life in general. Then he talks about the show Arrow. But he breaks down his feelings for the reggae band Rebelut
So as Arty approaches his 50th episode, he discusses his newest release (kind of) and the collaborations involved in this musical production. You can find Arty's creative works on his site and a few other places:artyastermusic.comhttps://
Arty goes in and breaks down the tremendous success of what is considered one of the best albums of the '90s, Fiona's Apple's album Tidal. Her early music, this first album and some of her second album, Arty discusses and talks about how he us
Arty delves into the realm of video games, from when they were the whopping 8 bits to today, where they rival blockbuster film scores. We discuss legends like Koji Kondo, Nobuo Uematsu, and many others.contact the show anytime:1 781 728-597
Arty is back from Hiatus! He took off the last half of August and all of September to recalibrate and take a clear direction on his ever-evolving podcast. Under a new format of only-one-song for his intro and not a new song every time, and al
Arty gets starts off his movie-decade series by jumping right into the 50s. This was the golden age of T.V., but also the golden age of movie making. He breaks down the reasons as to why the 50s were so important in Hollywood and why this dec
Arty vents for a bit here regarding losing a whole episode due to the file becoming corrupted after he edited it. Also, B Sharp and C will be taking a break until the first Friday in October and then the podcast will be only once a week on Fri
Arty comes right out and discusses the talent of this band from Michigan, the state that has supported rock pretty much more than all the others over the decades. He talks about the critics and also talks about the bands talents. He is NOT TO
Arty interviews Jason Tood, winner of 16 M.U.S.I.C awards. Arty realizes halfway through the interview that MUSIC means Men understanding secretious idiosyncratic characteristics. Jason is not a musician and doesn't like to be compared to one
B Sharp And C Arty's Interview With Famous Songwriter Chuck Chizilowitz Of The Band The Rabid Birds.
You aren't gonna wanna miss Arty's first live interview with legend, songwriter, and master Chuck Chizilowitz. Arty gets personal, deep and even witty with this songwriting legend.
Arty again takes a dive into acting and breaks down the 2008 comedy, yes man. This movie is just so very underrated and uses every ounce of the talent that the amazing comedic actor has to offer. Arty's ASHAMED score is below.Acceptability
Arty discusses the science behind how vinyl can compare to digital audio. He talks preference. He doesn't stay TOTALLY neutral in this debate. But, best of all, Arty has a guest on his show. Yes, friend of the podcast Sammy discusses why he
Arty takes a break from the music world and delves into the world of acting. He just loves the talents of Madison Lintz, Jacob Bertand, Gianni DeCenzo, and Adam Bartley. He goes on to make some pretty bold predictions regarding their talents.
Arty starts with their first studio album and their first single, Arnold Layne, and talks about the many transformations of this band. When they first came on the world scene they were very much like a psychedelic Rolling Stones or Beatles. W
Arty reviews listener comments and reactions to polls. He also exposes the lack of intelligence some (one) of his listeners seem to exhibit (Bret). But in doing this he also exposes the amazing brilliance of everything that protrudes from his
Arty continues to salivate over this amazing duo, Mick Flannery and Susan O'Neill. In this episode he focuses on Mick Flannery's awesome voice, and how it has grown over the years. He started his career with great songwriting and excellent si
Surprise episode here.Arty takes a leap into the strange news realm and brings to you a few weird and whacky things that happen in this weird and whacky world.From snakes in toilets to under the bed to sharks attacking people as they parasa
Arty can barely contain his excitement regarding this next artist. He first discovered her while he was looking for a vocalist to use for one of his projects. The instant she opened her mouth and Arty heard that voice, he knew she was somethi
Surprise Episode!!!Arty again decides to delve into the movie world and give this movie his review using the groundbreaking ashamed scale. The Tomorrow War got really mixed reviews, many of them bad. Did Arty also give the movie a review th
In this episode Arty discusses how artists like Mick Jones, Dido, Roger Waters, and many others, himself included, are very much verse driven, when it comes to songwriting. Most Artists start the songwriting process with the verse and then nee
Arty breaks down (rants about) his feelings on guitar shredding and how the guitubists (guitarists who post vids of them shredding) have turned the guitar into a sporting event. Arty feels as though the guitar is one of the most versatile inst
This band that consists of 8 sometimes 9 people, based out of the Río de la Plata region that separates Uruguay from Argentina, has redefined tango, electronica, and experimental music without even trying to do so. You got to give a listen for
Arty considers the beats, background and great talent of this trombonist, trumpeter, keyboardist, drummer, and songwriter. There is nothing "short" about this dudes resume and what he can also do with a trombone. If anyone can revive jazz it
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