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The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. Eno - The Verdict is In!

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The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. Eno - The Verdict is In!

Bsides [the radio show] presents:The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. EnoThe People have spoken.The results are in on "The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. Eno" Find out who won on this weeks BsIdes the Radio Show. LISTEN HERE: http://www.twosevens.net/Bside sWHR_BvB.mp3 Thanks to all those who voted! Be well!<">Tim…See More

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"...and how...and how! Olympia is really good and I'm constantly being blown away by Ferry's voice. A very apt comparison to Frank Sinatra by the way, and then there's Ferry's own professed idolizing of Humphrey Bogart in…"

Mar 30, 2011

Newsoul replied to Tim Taylor's discussion The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. Eno

" Of Course Bryan Ferry the Sinatra of Rock- n- Roll and though I love Eno Ferry is still cool at 65 and "Olympia" is one of his best efforts. Still looking for that new Roxy Music album they have been talking about "that is…"

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The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. Eno

Bsides the Radio Show presents: "The Competition of the Bryans/Brians: Ferry vs. Eno." online survey. Cast your vote at: http://www.twosevens.net/bryanVbrian.html Bsides Blog at: http://bsidetheradioshow.blogspot.com/2011/03/brian-eno-cultural-guru-musical.htmlA little about me:I do radio show based in Montreal,…See More

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"Great chunky guitar and machine gun drums on this track..."

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Name: Timothy

About Me: This page is a forum that has been inspired by a body of academic work that I compiled for my MA exploring the early years of hiphop and punk and their relationship through to the 80s post-punk/new wave era in New York's downtown art scene. It's located at www.twosevens.net

I hope that you'll take the time to read it and share your knowledge on the subject. Look forward to the many great contributions that I know you will all bring!

You can be my friend if...: Since this is about (but not only) music I'll start off with that and build from there. Genres that have influenced my tastes are many including but not exclusively any trashy proto-punk that predates anything done in '76 and beyond. I.e. Iggy and the Stooges, or anything before then i.e. the Yardbirds or the Sonics, first generation London and NY punk (I'm not a big fan of mid-to late 80s American hardcore (it's too tight and well rehearsed for my taste, in other words, the musicians are too talented!) I like -- the Germs (and the rest of the 80s L.A. punk scene), the Germs are so baadass they're good, and I appreciate that) (maybe I've redeemed myself in the eyes of you hardcore fans out there, lol) The the slower (Or fast and sloppy) and sloppier, the better for me, Sorry!) New wave post-punk, old school and electro- hiphop, pop - hiphop - dance - rock. I could go back further but then that would be a history lesson so keeping it simple, yeah, there's some stuff.

Website :: http://www.bsidetheradioshow.blogspot.com/

Occupation:: Marketing-Communications and Graphic Design

Favorite bands:: "They were the first band to really embrace that cross-cultural revolution. They brought reggae to rockfans...it was the same with hip-hop. I don't think the Beastie Boys would have been into hip-hop if it wasn't for the Clash."
--RIck Rubin on the Clash

Favorite movies:: I've given up on saying which are my favorite movies (and favorite things in general) because with me that's always changing. Blame in on my ADD/ADHD.

Favorite TV shows:: Not overly moved by any show at the moment. My old stand bys are all the CSIs, Degrassi, Law and Order and I have a morbid curiosity over Dexter.

Oh wait, yeah, Clone High has impacted my life forever more...

Zodiac Sign: Leo

Kids?:: Many seeds unknown.

Smoke/Drink?: no/yes

Band Question -Band Members:: Ian, Tim, and Justin are Kings & Queens

Band Question - Musical Influences:: the usual suspects + a few unusual ones

Band Question - Record label:: DIY

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The Legacy of Punk and Hiphop 1979 -1985

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New York City has an almost larger-than-life relation to the rest of the world where it is often perceived as being a major centre. New York is comprised of landmarks and symbols, from the Statue of Liberty, to Times Square to the notoriety of the boroughs themselves. New York’s status as a centre and the way it is talked about suggests the importance of place. This period in time became immortalized in history by the Clash, Future 2000, Afrika Bambaataa, John Lydon, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Glen… Continue

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At 11:25pm on July 14, 2010, P-nut said…

At 10:46pm on April 25, 2009, The oOohh Baby Gimme Mores said…: hey! Thanks alot. We really appreciate the support.
Densil from the OBGMs

At 4:05am on November 21, 2008, Mastermind Zyyro said…: CHANGE HAS COME
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IT'S A PAINT THE WHITE HOUSE PARTY
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BLEEDING FROM THE CONSTRUCTION
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AND NOT THE DESTRUCTION
OF US ALL
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WATCH IT AND DON'T BLINK
YOU WILL SEE THE PAST
AND THE LESSONS IT'S TAUGHT US
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DANCE WITH US
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FINALLY, A DEFINITE ALTERNATIVE!

ARE YOU DOWN?

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From Medicine to Music to Movies.....she did it all and started a non-profit in ATL to create excitement about learning through teaching film production.She supported it out of her pocket from 1997 til passing away in April 2008. I am attemptinng to keep her dream alive and continue making "CHANGE" a reality. I need your help though.

The logo and pics you see are of the 1st edition of my "CHANGE SHIRT" COLLECTION. A black vintage t-shirt that celebrates this new day and time. We've made a drastic change in Washington...we can make a drastic change in the world! I am attempting to do my part.

I am selling the "CHANGE SHIRT" at www.jetfuelforrevolution.com. The first one is limited to only 2000 pieces and will be a collectors item.

THE CHANGE SHIRT MAKES CHANGES!!! The next limited editions will be offered in other colors. I would appreciate your support by buying one for you and friends as gifts...or just spreading the word.

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At 12:29am on September 11, 2008, WAYNESKI said…: Jus getting back 2 school stuff...tryin 2 stay sane...thus far i've had less sleep....but gotta get this school stuff done lol

At 9:03pm on September 1, 2008, WAYNESKI said…: Hey there buddy...jus wanted 2 say good day...hope all is well!

At 10:25pm on August 13, 2008, Tim Taylor said…: BEHOLD THE LEGENDARY FUTURA 2000 FEAT. THE CLASH

At 4:20am on July 13, 2008, WAYNESKI said…: that’s so awesome bro…I hope u enjoyed the song selection! That’s so rocking! I’m stoked if your stoked lol!