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ANC #8 Show Notes

Posted on October 27th, 2005 by Rob.
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Local Alaskan Music - Promo enriched goodness!Dave Manning - Hey

Josh Fryfogle - Circle of Life

Medicine Dream - We Belong

Castroglide - Restless

Dave Manning - The Weird Al Song

Promo PackInsomniaradio’s PSP Contest
AK Podcast Alaska Podshow

Shamelessly Stolen Calendar:
AK This Month

Win a copy of Josh Fryfogle’s CD! Get your friends to subscribe to the ANC, and send me an email, with your name/email as a referrer. The person with the most referral emails to me gets the CD. Good luck!

Request Josh’s songs at
KMBQ (907) 373-0997
KNBA (888) 278-5622
KRUA (907) 786-6805 

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113034786967153635

Posted on October 26th, 2005 by Rob.
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Look at our feed info:

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Total: 278

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This Week: 94

PAGE VIEWS

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Make-A-Scene! Magazine - The meeting of music media

Posted on October 23rd, 2005 by Rob.
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If you heard the latest ANC podcast, you’ll know about my interview with Josh and Joe of Make A Scene! Check out their take on their site:

Make-A-Scene! Magazine - Your Online Source For Alaska’s Indie Music Scene

Josh Fryfogle says:

“Okay, I could write about what we said now. I could tell you what questions he asked & how we answered. However, that would be redundant to what Rob was doing: an interview. Instead, I want to document this unique situation. It’s not often that 2 different music media outlets cover each other in a mutually favorable way. Usually the media competes for the attention of the consumers. Only by virtue of our common love for local music were we able to focus our efforts. (Rob does the aforementioned ANC Podcast out of Anchorage, AK. It’s a show devoted to local music. If you’re a local musician, he’ll give you that exposure you’ve been wanting.)”

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The ANC Podcast # 7

Posted on October 20th, 2005 by Rob.
Categories: Uncategorized, episodes.

Intentional Content from local Alaskan musicians and bands!

First all-musician submitted content ANC Podcast

Thinking - Common Ground (1995)

From Jeff Menter:
The first song, Thinking, is from the CD Common Ground released in
1995 by my band at the time, SpeakEasy. The members included: Crystal
Hutchens on vocals, Nathan Engebretson on bass, Kevin Daboin on drums,
and me on guitars. Written by Crystal and I around 1993. Recorded in a
real recording studio!Tiny Toes - Crystal Hutchens - http://hometown.aol.com/bananimalr/
Forthcoming album, Somewhere Under the Rainbow

Josh And joe interviewhttp://www.makeascenemagazine.com

Canaan’s Road - The two sides of Canaan’s Road
Bare Trees
Me and My Mind

!!–PSP contest–!!
InsomniaRadio

Wupt - Polish It off - http://myspace.com/wupt

WUPT was founded in 2001 in Anchorage, Alaska, by four married guys looking for an excuse to get out of the house (and to drink beer). Fronted by James Davies (AKA “Welshie”), from the U.K., and backed by local Alaskan boys, WUPT has created a local buzz simply being themselves. Pushing the last frontiers of musical boundaries with their unique style of humor and mom jokes, WUPT has a driving rhythm section and fantastic guitar work. WUPT has evoked comparisons such as “The Stranglers meets Spinal Tap”. WUPT has toured the biggest state in the union, and is looking to cross the borders!
antici—pation:

Matt Hopper from Roman Candles talking to us
DaveManning-exclusive content and possible interview

Background Music: DanceEast, by theSundawgs

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Make-A-Scene! Magazine - Your Online Source For Alaska’s Indie Music Scene

Posted on October 14th, 2005 by Rob.
Categories: Uncategorized.

Make A Scene!:

ANC featured artist Josh Fryfogle says:

“NOW IS THE TIME TO REDEFINE THE ALASKAN MUSIC SCENE!
~Josh Fryfogle, MakeASceneMagazine.com

In the course of the last 3 years, I’ve learned many things about the plight of independent musicians. One thing that any indie artist will confirm: we have to wear many hats. If you want to make progress, it’s pretty much a do-it-yourself endeavor. The music industry is one of the most exclusive industries in the world, keeping the indie artist from all of the avenues necessary for success. It’s common knowledge that only the select few musicians ever ‘make it big’. That’s why mothers cringe when their teenage son says he wants to be a rock star. They know that it probably won’t happen. There are simply not enough support systems for young musical aspirants. On the other hand, there are many outlets for sports, even though professional sports, statistically speaking, are just as difficult to succeed in, if not more so!”

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The ANC #6

Posted on October 13th, 2005 by Rob.
Categories: Uncategorized, episodes.

Genre Busting Music Love from Alaska!

Tunnel Vision - Liquid Courage

Cars & Perfume - Russ Perry

The Heart and the Shape - 36 Crazyfists

A Part of You - Revolver Junkie

Dead Yet - The Thneeds

I Don’t Really Care - Josh Fryfogle

Don’t Forget:
Insomnia Radio PSP Contest
Josh Niva’s Push Play Blog
Sweet Love Genre Busting

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The ANC #5

Posted on October 8th, 2005 by Rob.
Categories: Uncategorized, episodes.

Local Anchorage Band Wholesomeness

ANC 5:

Order:
Letters to No One - AK MCs
Ocean Dream - A Shogun Named Id
One of Five - Under-18
When I Was 10 - Above Area 51
Stick it To Your Man - Roman Candles

pluggiesinsomniaradio.net Push Play local anchorage blog

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ADN, Music, and Josh Niva

Posted on September 29th, 2005 by Rob.
Categories: Uncategorized.

Free CD to hit the ANC streets soon!

community.adn.com | push play: “This CD project doesn’t have a name, but that’s all it doesn’t have. This bad boy is packed with 17 songs from some of Anchorage’s most popular, talented and intriguing artists: Delmag, The Whipsaws, Jared Woods, Conversing With Zookeepers, and Eu Vusahm, among others. The big guns. The singer-songwriters. The up-and-comers. They’re all accounted for, as well as a few unreleased songs and a little hip-hop.”

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