Saturday morning hear Airbourne by Russ Gabriel, from the CD box set Amberdelic Space; hear one of our fave songs: Traveller (Kid Loco's Once Upon a Time In the East mix) by Britain's Talvin Singh. "Playing a fully amplified rig that the press has labeled
'Tablatronics,' Singh honours the aesthetic and cultural aspects of the Indian classical music tradition while embracing modern technology." Traveller also has a cinematic quality, which inspired the Pirate Satellite Joseph Campbell mix.
Also hear 2 songs from the Verve Remixed series, including Bent's mix of Billie Holiday's Speak Low and Max Sedgley's mix of Peter Gunn, as sung by Sarah Vaughn.
Also hear from Scotland's Boards of Canada; France's Air; Sven Van Hess; Jose Padilla and more. We'll post the playlist afterward.
Relax and swing with Pirate Satellite, Saturday morning at 9:00. (click Read More)
Saturday morning Shane and Dad will be in Crew's solar powered studio to play music from Shane's fave film: Tron Legacy. It isn't Dad's favorite, but he does share Shane's enthusiasm for the electronic soundtrack by Daft Punk. Tron Legacy Director Joseph Kosinski wrote: "I had been listening to Daft Punk for almost ten years before I met them at the 101 Coffee Shop in Hollywood one morning in November 2007. I sat down not knowing what to expect, and I was immediately struck by their deep knowledge and love of the film and particularly the sanctity in which they held Steven Lisberger’s TRON. (click Read More)

Greetings and holiday salutations once again from Pirate Satellite!
This Saturday morning will be yet another installment of our all holiday music shows, from 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Central.
We'll hear more music and sounds from this season's Pirate Satellite audio Christmas card: "Sounds Like Christmas", plus other surprises, all in celebration of a cool yule. We'll post the playlist afterward. Yo-Ho-Ho. Enjoy!
"Little boys have action toys for brains.
We're living proof it can last a long time"

Greetings and holiday salutations once again from Pirate Satellite!
This Saturday morning will be another installment of our all holiday music shows, from 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Central.
This season's Pirate Satellite audio Christmas card is complete and we'll hear music from that, all in celebration of a cool yule season! We'll post the playlist afterward. Yo-Ho-Ho Enjoy!
"Little boys have action toys for brains.
We're living proof it can last a long time"
Greetings and holiday salutations once again from Pirate Satellite!
This Saturday morning will be another installment of our all holiday music shows, from 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Central.
Originally airing in 2006, much of it is remixed holiday classics as well as original holiday songs. During the holidays we include other genres of the music world, all in celebration of a cool yule season! We'll post the playlist. Yo-Ho-Ho Enjoy!
-What's your favorite Christmas song?
Forest (9)- Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
Shane (5) Ah, I like race cars...
Greetings and holiday salutations from Pirate Satellite!
We play ambient electronic music, heard every Saturday morning, from 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Central. This Saturday morning we'll feature all holiday music.
Much of it will be remixed holiday classics as well as original holiday songs. During the holidays we include other genres of the music world, all in celebration of a cool yule season! We'll post the playlist. Yo-Ho-Ho Enjoy! Sponsored by Manger 6
"Hi, this is Shane Miller, I love you guys!"
Saturday morning we'll feature music and spoken words from the soundtrack to the film What The Bleep Do We Know!?. "First released in 2004, WTBDWK!? went on to become one of the most successful documentaries of all time. Now distributed in over 30 countries, it has stunned audiences with its revolutionary cinematic blend of dramatic film, documentary, animation and comedy.
The Original 108 (!!) minute film starred Marlee Matlin and 14 Scientists and Mystics exploring the worlds of Quantum Physics, Neurology, and Molecular Biology in relation to the spheres of Spirituality, Metaphysics and evolutionary thought. Part documentary, part drama, part animation, How does it all fit together???" (click Read More to continue)
Saturday morning Pirate Satellite will feature recent and classic ambient electronic
music. We'll hear recent releases from Squarepusher; Maneesh De Moor; Green Isac and Honeyroot. Hear classic cuts from Pirate Satellite faves Vangelis; Brian Eno; Patrick O'Hearn; Biosphere and Moby. Also hear music from B12 and the Ennio Morricone sampled ambient classic "60 Seconds", by Audio Deluxe, remixed by Global Communications, from the excellent compilation "Slowburn; Blissed Out Beats & After Hours Anthems". We'll post the playlist.
Relax and swing with Pirate Satellite, Saturday morning at 9.
"When the chimes end, just try..." ~ The Good, the Bad & The Ugly
Saturday morning enjoy "Musical Medicine for the Soul". "Ambient electronic, Shamanic, Intergalactic Space Music" by Dan Pound. "Fusing indigenous, ethnic instruments, voice & percussion with guitars & space synth sound worlds, this music is at once other worldly & evocative. Hear sounds meant for creating a sacred space, as well as invoking a primal & dark inversion of introspection. Dan Pound's music is used for meditation, yoga, massage and deep zone transportation to another time & place. Enjoy atmospheric soundworlds unlike any other, moving and soothing the inner senses to the core." Music from Dan Pound, Saturday morning at 9:00 AM Central. Live stream @kruufm.com. We'll post the playlist after the show. Learn more @DanPound.com
"It is the essence of order and leads to all that is good, true and beautiful."
School is out Friday which means Filmosopher's junior reviewer Shane Miller will join Chris and I in the studio. Shane and Dad are excited to talk about our Hayao Miyazaki festival experience. We've recently seen Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro and Howl's Moving Castle. As mentioned last week, we saw Princess Mononoke (DVD available at the FF Library) first and expressed deep admiration for what is ostensibly an animated adventure film which makes "a statement on the ecological devastation brought on by human advancement". Filmosophically it is so much more: a visually beautiful, magically resonant, spiritually profound epic journey of desire versus conscious awareness. -click "Read More" to continue-