The Sudden Curve

From At the Earth's Core to Earthcore

Okay, listen up, all you Hollow-Earth fans of the Classic Pellucidar stories. Over the summer we've been enthralled by a great podcast; Scott Siglers' Earthcore and it is being released in papeback... yes, we've pre-ordered .... and if you pre-order the book from Amazon.com you'll get an enhanced-versionof the podcast on cd as a bonus! Groovey! Someday, all books will have enclosed audio included. Just save your amazon receipt and go to www.scottsigler.net to get the cd, Of course, as  faithful TSC minions you've been all over podcasting since october of 2004 when we introduced it to y'all via the suddencurvecasts (which probably don't work anymore- oops), and EarthCore is the best new-media timecast audio program out there.  It's Highly recomended that you download the entire program and listen to each hour long episode, there are 55 chapters and they are all free.  Written  in the style of a classic  radio suspense/drama  (minus sound-effects) the voice acting is by Sigler hisownself- and he does a remarkable job.   

If you miss Arch Oboler, and The Shadow and old time radio or just yearn for quality, adult-themed storytelling of a caliber you'd expect from Orson Welles or Rod Serling  then Earthcore is what you've been waiting for.   It's a must listen  - and read.

And on top of all this,  if you start listening to Earthcore the podcast now you'll be primed for the beginning of Sigler's next podcast slated to start september 11th ... this one is called Ancestor!

posted by Tom Novak, who's been waiting for the chance to post this since June.

It's a live Sudden Curvecast

We're  streaming  - - -   the( deput depew? - that's debut. You, idiot ) debut of the return of ::

the chrispirillo show

Works in WinMedia,,,,  Click!

Shape Time Shifting Update -  there will be another one of these tomorrow, same bat time and channel.   we'll have ongoing links to the show and it's archives as soon as we get around to it. 

It's a Mystery TMNS.net Suddencurvecast

Darnit! We were parked in the TMNS.net Tioga down at Eisenhower Beach all night long but the bales didn't wash ashore on schedule... so we haven't quite broken on through to the other side enough to think up anything snarky to say about this year's first official TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast.  YET.  Except that this is a very, very, omigoshit'sgood curvecast of The Zen Tricksters

Special feature of this week is a short interview with Jeff Mattson proceeding the Tunes.   Give a listen ...

Welcome in the Baby New Year with a new baby TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast

Hey, what gives? Is this Winter 2005 or The Summer of Love?

Well, we''re not sure exactly what's going on- but we suspect that the funny mushrooms from that paper bag the TMNS.net hippies found in the Logan Airport Lavatory may have something to do with this week's sassy, little, 18 minute, classic curvecast featuring;

The Grateful Dead

Apparently, the electric flower power is radiating with such positive karmic waves from the TMNS.net Production Studios and Strawberry Wine Press that already this year they've declared, "Right on, Man! 2005 is gonna' be the 'Year of the Dead.' Or, 'The Day of the Dead.' Or, 'The Day of the Year of the Dead.'  Or ... something?  But it's gonna be far out."

It's a holly-jolly TMNS.net Sudden Christmas Curvecast

We were  stuck on the siding earlier, but we channeled Benito Mussolini and he managed to get the TMNS.net Sudden Curvecasts running on time.  So get ready to highball it down the tracks  for one last ride in Oh Four with this final super long playing session from :

Railroad Earth

A Catechismic Christmas Eve Curvecast

Nope, not music. It's a slideshow.  A very cool Christmas eCOMIC featuring everyone's  favorite,  paranormal investigator and Key of the Apocalypse.   

Created by Mike Mignola and published by Darkhorse:

A Christmas Underground

From all of us at The Sudden Curve, to all thirty-three-and-a- third of you out there who  indulge us,   

Merry Christmas !!!

So, now, that you know why... get on over to High Latin Midnight Mass and ring them bells like ya' mean it.  Some things require bumping back!

Hey, Moe! It's time for a *new* TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast

Is it a dream come true?  Or is it this weeks TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast featuring:

MOE.

We don't know if they do the Curly Shuffle but we are soitenly enjoying this electric, extended-play live session of moe. provided by the jambandaleros of  themusicneverstopped.

Those burned-out TMNS.net yippies' ability to produce these great podcasts is just proof that you can be a productive member of society even after having melted into a puddle of psychodelic goo on the floorboards of your Tioga while following that last Dead tour...  and if you are looking for even moe.  information ,  here is where you can get some MOE.   

Woooo! It's a feature length TMNS.net Sudden CurveCast

That should be WU! not Woooo! Because this week it's an epic tunefest from:

the Big Wu

Lock the door. Turn it up.

As presented by the wuppies of themusicneverstopped it was recorded live on All Hallow's Eve in 2002.  Be prepared.  This preformance is presented in FullLength Stereophonic SuperSoundArama and lasts for more than an hour of state of the art, online audiology.

We get narrow-gauged on this TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast

Allright, Section Hands.  It's time to 'bo out with Railroad Earth for a bluesy, early winter's nightride aboard this latest, coal-fired  TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast.

The odd get even this week with the *new*free* and *easy* TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast

Whoopsie.  We are a little late but, hey - take a long lunch  ~ ~

because it's another week  and another Curvecast:

This go-round here's the click to the  good stuff with extra cheese on it as Kyle Hollingsworth of The String Cheese Incident debues his first solo album and for some unfathomable reason he agreed to speak to fanboy Michael O'Conner about it all. And you can hear the interview and the music  here, first - well, second anyway.  You'd have to have actually gone to TMNS.net's Posh Production Studios and East Indian Fruit Oil Farm to have heard it first. 

Yet another breathlessly awaited TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast arises~

This week it's time to let your Geek/Freak flag fly while listening to:

the Grateful Dead

as recorded live in 1991 by some unidentified little grey guys, delivered to  Michael O'Conner  and dusted off and layed up today for your downloadable dining, dancing and dystopic pleasure.    All brought to you via our dee-rect line from jamband HQ at The Music Never Stopped.net.

Now Playing :: the newest TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast

Okay, folks we'll pardon you while you whip out those iPods to load with this  latest improvisational musical interlude - - it's New Monsoon

You can read about them and all the news on the deadhead front presented by that hallucinagized jambandeer, Michael O'Conner of The Music Never Stopped

Previous TMNS.net Sudden Curvecast is (back) UP

the String Cheese Incident

produced by the hippies ffine ffolks of The Music Never Stopped.net and quickly stolen legitimately appropriated for your listening pleasure! This set is terrrrific.

announcing:: The Sudden Curve Cast

The Music Never Stopped .net

After a month of witnessing *live* and *in-person* from Gnomedex 4 and over the net  the creation of the podcastastrosphere, your intrepid editors @ large have finally found something for y'all worth bothering about listening to ~ and it's without any slobbery, amateur political rantings too.  GOSH - it's - just music.  Like, who would want that, besides, uhm - everyone!

Here's the download list from the  TMNS.net  hosted by: Michael O'Conner. Click through for a download at the site, or listen direct via RSS syndication.  Be sure to visit the TMNS site for insider info about the online music scene.  You'll be glad you did, and we're glad to bring it to ya' 

And ... for all you paleo's windows boxes - we think that you might like the Skin Factory's *free* Half Life 2 skin for win media player.

Posted by the Supreme Uber Junker,  editor who can still do the boney maroni with the best of them.