Radio Free D'ni

A show featuring the music of film and TV composer Jerry Goldsmith, concetrating on his SF, Fantasy and horor film soundtracks,  assembled by Hugh who is very much into that sort of thing.    Very popular with up to 22 connections.  It’s good to know we can entertain you.

A band with a distinctive sound and an original choice of material from many genres, which perhaps did not help them to build a following.  Family were a band that made some good friends but could be hard to follow, while still producing some great music. Up to 20 listener connections for this one, a…

A look at the career of mainly prog but also Christian rock star Neal Morse.  His career is so extensive that we could only scratch the surface, but we did our best to cover it well.

A remastered anniversary show taking the advertising businesses themes for the date, hence the slightly random combination.   It Worked well though, and gave us a good combination of tracks for a varied and interesting evening.

Some contemporary music for a change from Radio Free D’ni, jazz releases from the last five years.  Lots of new and up-and-coming names and some great music, which garnered the channel 25 listeners, a very rewarding number.   This was all despite the Myst Online server having some problems resulting in fewer people in the cavern…

Polished up with better words and ending, this Remastered show from Martin did suffer from tech problems, necessitating a change in broadcast source, which seems to have been achieved successfully as we had up to 25 listeners with 24 staying with us over the latter half of the show.     Hopefully we spread the word…

Inspired by an earworm, that is, a song that got stuck in my head, the show took four themes from the Lovin’ Spoonful hit Summer in the City and illustrated them with well-chosen tracks.  Seems to have worked out all right, with a high of 20 listeners, good numbers.  Glad you liked it 🙂

Despite technical difficulties, 19 listeners came to the show and danced along with a selection of the best Southern Rock.  We are racking our brains and searching for a collaborator with more material for a part 2

Some British bands from the prog rock heyday of the Seventies who were promising, but never converted that promise into sales success – some containing artists who went on to greater things.

A cavern favourite because of his long association with Cyan Worlds and the Myst universe games.  He was captivated by Myst, and his music appears on Uru and Myst 4: Revelation.  We made reference to his work with Genesis, but the main part of the show was about his solo work.  We did include the…