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Post by Maria » 08 Mar 2006, 20:32

Welcome to the forum Angusi. What a pleasure it is to have such a discerning new poster (I've just read your post in praise of Portobelly Telly :D ).

Unfortunately no-one can listen to RFP at the minute as Dadaist is having 'technical difficulties'. "Normal service will be resumed soon" as they say in Media circles. Keep your eye on the 'Announcement' post regarding RFP at the top of the Forum.
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Re: Help!

Post by Dadaist » 08 Mar 2006, 23:06

angusi wrote:I seem to be having trouble listening to Radio Free Porty! If I click on the link on the main page, I can't seem to get ANYTHING to happen. I also tried the test loop thing, and i got a Windows Media Player Error Message (C00D11B3: Encountered a network error), which I havn't had for anything else! Iff anyone can help, could they please PM me!
(I am Very Sad About This :cry: )
I very humbly apologise. We now have a new set of server settings which have been updated on the site and at the start of this thread.

angusi, please let me know how you get on - and once more I profusely apologise for the hiatus in your local listening pleasure.

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Post by Dadaist » 08 Mar 2006, 23:15

:D :D :D

DJ Mop

Your set is playing at the moment and I have "Finlandia" booming out of my speakers - lovely. I am swaying slightly around the room - Hannibal Lecter style!

This is such a famous piece - but what film will most people know it from?

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Post by rapunzell » 09 Mar 2006, 10:38

Dadaist wrote::D :D :D

DJ Mop

Your set is playing at the moment and I have "Finlandia" booming out of my speakers - lovely. I am swaying slightly around the room - Hannibal Lecter style!

This is such a famous piece - but what film will most people know it from?
Dadaist: The Hannibal Lecter of internet radio. That is a worrying image : )

I didn't know they'd used it in a famous film. It must have been one with epic swooping landscape shots or a bit of death, despair and destruction at a guess. Go on Dada, reveal all..

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Post by Dadaist » 09 Mar 2006, 10:52

I posted the question cos I didn't know!

I just got your "Too drunk to fugue" which will be scheduled asap.

Come on other DJs - get spinning!

If anyone else would like to be a Radio Free Porty DJ or would like to contribute a one-off set, contact me. We will play anything from Johnny Mathis to Venetian Snares.

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Post by Jackson Priest » 09 Mar 2006, 11:28

Dadaist wrote:I just got your "Too drunk to fugue" which will be scheduled asap.
Ah, good. Yummy chocolates please!

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Post by rapunzell » 09 Mar 2006, 13:28

Damn, royalties for copyright hit again.. If only the WRVS, or whatever the royalties alliance are called, took chocolate payment too..

So, do you like crystalised ginger chocolate? :D

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Post by ecm » 09 Mar 2006, 20:58

Dadaist wrote: Your set is playing at the moment and I have "Finlandia" booming out of my speakers - lovely. I am swaying slightly around the room - Hannibal Lecter style!

This is such a famous piece - but what film will most people know it from?

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Apparently.

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Post by Dadaist » 10 Mar 2006, 01:18

rapunzell wrote:Damn, royalties for copyright hit again.. If only the WRVS, or whatever the royalties alliance are called, took chocolate payment too..

So, do you like crystalised ginger chocolate? :D
Yes mam I do.

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Post by Novastar » 10 Mar 2006, 12:22

Right, that's my list sorted...

Comes in at 1:01:48 so just over an hour - is this OK?

How do I get it to you - is there an address to drop CD's off at?

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Post by Dadaist » 10 Mar 2006, 12:45

Novastar wrote:Right, that's my list sorted...

Comes in at 1:01:48 so just over an hour - is this OK?

How do I get it to you - is there an address to drop CD's off at?
Yes - check out the RFP site and the contact page. You can just drop in and give it to the nice people or send it.

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Post by rapunzell » 10 Mar 2006, 15:02

Dadaist wrote:
rapunzell wrote:Damn, royalties for copyright hit again.. If only the WRVS, or whatever the royalties alliance are called, took chocolate payment too..

So, do you like crystalised ginger chocolate? :D
Yes mam I do.
Tsk! Right, ok, I'll swap you a bag of choc gingers for a couple of Skeleton Crew CDs.. :lol:

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Post by Dadaist » 10 Mar 2006, 15:09

Oops!

I just put them in my coat pocket. This means if I wear my coat home I will take them with me by default.

That sounds like an unfair swap to me given that I was supposed to send you those cds anyway!!!

But before Jackie Priest chips in by saying "if Dada doesn't want them I'll have them" .... give me the choccies.

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Post by rapunzell » 12 Mar 2006, 15:18

ecm wrote:
Dadaist wrote: Your set is playing at the moment and I have "Finlandia" booming out of my speakers - lovely. I am swaying slightly around the room - Hannibal Lecter style!

This is such a famous piece - but what film will most people know it from?

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Aha! Death and destruction : )

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Post by rapunzell » 12 Mar 2006, 15:23

Dadaist wrote:Oops!

I just put them in my coat pocket. This means if I wear my coat home I will take them with me by default.

That sounds like an unfair swap to me given that I was supposed to send you those cds anyway!!!

But before Jackie Priest chips in by saying "if Dada doesn't want them I'll have them" .... give me the choccies.
Great CDs! Worth waiting for : )

I will endeavour to avoid eating these chocs before I get a chance to post them. There's even enough for JP to collect as royalties : )

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Post by Dadaist » 12 Mar 2006, 16:45

I think I'm going to place myself in a strategic position inbetween Mop Towers and Priest Towers. If I see chocolate trying to sneak its way past (or if Poppy informs me on the 2-way radio) then I'll abseil down and hijack it, Milk Tray Commando Style.

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Post by rapunzell » 12 Mar 2006, 22:50

Dadaist wrote:I think I'm going to place myself in a strategic position inbetween Mop Towers and Priest Towers. If I see chocolate trying to sneak its way past (or if Poppy informs me on the 2-way radio) then I'll abseil down and hijack it, Milk Tray Commando Style.
Oh great, Porty has the only Milk Tray men who break in to *steal* the boxes of chocolate..

I have to confess that even the chocolate Marines would be out of luck tonight. I sort of, er, kinda ate the spare unwrapped chocs. It was purely for research you understand. I'll make more tomorrow : )

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Post by Dadaist » 13 Mar 2006, 11:43

Megadom - have just picked up your disc and am skiffling slightly in my swivel seat as I type this as I am previewing it on my phones.

"OoOoOoOo - I ain't got no home"

thanks - will schedule presently

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Post by Poppy » 13 Mar 2006, 19:40

Dada said
if Poppy informs me on the 2-way radio
Far too cold and wet for that malarkey, Dada!! Even Toby Esterhase would be unwilling...... 8) 8)

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Post by Dadaist » 13 Mar 2006, 20:55

Bit of a rum chap was our Tobe. :wink:

I love the dodgy enterprises that Smiley finds his people in once they have left the Circus - casinos and counterfeit art enterprises - although I guess to be fair to Prideaux - at least he taught!

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Post by Poppy » 13 Mar 2006, 21:20

at least he taught!
Ho! Look at the teechurs on POL! That Marya and her Mate...well dodgy pair, if you ask me!!! :P

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Post by Megadom » 15 Mar 2006, 12:44

Dadaist wrote:Megadom - have just picked up your disc and am skiffling slightly in my swivel seat as I type this as I am previewing it on my phones.

"OoOoOoOo - I ain't got no home"

thanks - will schedule presently
Cheers Dada
check out fish heads also - it rocks - eat them up yum :roll:

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Post by Dadaist » 15 Mar 2006, 16:43

Oh I did - it's excellent!

RFP is on random play at the moment, but when I put up your and Mop's sets, I will make it play them in order. Watch this space.

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Post by Dadaist » 18 Mar 2006, 21:21

Coming on Tuesday :

new sets from Mop, Megadom, Novastar and Jeff the Meandering Mouse.

If you haven't heard the current schedule, give it a whirl because it will be rotated out on Monday to make room for these superstar DJs.

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new playlist - party people in the house get down

Post by Dadaist » 21 Mar 2006, 00:51

:D 20/03/06 - brand new schedule !! :D

"Massive outbreak of music fever as RFP comes in from the cold"

In possibly the biggest outbreak of commercial music to hit the station since its discovery, sources have confirmed that Radio Free Porty has now updated its schedule to include 5 hours of brand spanking new booty-shaking music.

To those exposed, there is a distinct progression in symptoms caused by several variants of this virus mixed into one - among the newly identified strains are the deadly "Novastar" which causes its victims to thrash uncontrollably, "Megadom" who changes the victims tastebuds to only accept refined material - suddenly mutating into "DJ Mop" which causes drunken antics and has been known to cause desire for love, chocolate or both. The host may then become House-bound at the hands of the American part of the payload - Jeff the Meandering Mouse whose effect only wears off after at least 70 minutes of introspection. Thankfully the symptom complex tapers off with a relaxing dose of The Hot Lemons.

If you think you have been exposed to music fever, fear not. There is no longer any need to notify the authorities - they are already aware of the scope of this outbreak and are satisfied that it has been contained ... for now...

for further details visit www.radiofreeporty.org

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Post by Dadaist » 21 Mar 2006, 11:03

p.s. Novastar - special thanks for the notes you provided on your schedule - you're right about the bassist from Coal Chamber!

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Post by Novastar » 21 Mar 2006, 18:38

No Problem,

Thought I'd give my reasons for picking the tracks.

Interesting assortment on there now - heavy metal one minute and Bert Jansch the next. :)

Have also just heard someone saying hello - think they said it was Bellybabe? How did you get those snipets?

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Post by Dadaist » 22 Mar 2006, 08:35

Novastar wrote:No Problem,

Thought I'd give my reasons for picking the tracks.

Interesting assortment on there now - heavy metal one minute and Bert Jansch the next. :)

Have also just heard someone saying hello - think they said it was Bellybabe? How did you get those snipets?
That's Bob and his field recorder who managed to collect some great quality snippets on a POL social evening (hello social convenors) where we met JP and Gedge for the first time, and even got to see what a lurker looks like.

I have 2 recordings of Poppy announcing the name of the station - both are featured on the current schedule.

Thanks everyone for your selections!

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Post by Dadaist » 24 Mar 2006, 21:37

Thanks everyone for listening - busy night at the station last night!

DJ Pace and Jackson Priest are now part of the current schedule - as if it wasn't good enough already - thanks guys for all of your hard work.

This brings the current schedule to SEVEN HOURS of content spanning a wide mix of musical styles - I'll leave JP himself to explain "Funky Chops" to all y'all but I would like to single out our exclusively mixed dance sets - these guys have sweated at the turntables to bring you :

"Broken Controls" by Jeff the Meandering Mouse (in Houston - brought to you by the magic of the internet) is a deep house cocktail

"Ruffstuff vol.1" is Pace's latest selection of classic Jungle/Drum & Bass


If you haven't already - give us a listen!

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Post by Maria » 09 Apr 2006, 11:18

Like the Clustrmap on the RFP site Dadaist. Didn't know RFP was such a global phenomenon 8)
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Post by Dadaist » 09 Apr 2006, 14:02

Like the Clustrmap on the RFP site Dadaist. Didn't know RFP was such a global phenomenon
http://clustrmaps.com/counter/maps.php? ... eporty.org

You should do one for porty.org.uk !

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Post by Dadaist » 09 Apr 2006, 18:59

Sorry I didn't make this clear to those who have submitted sets recently - I think I expected you to read my mind!!

Once this current schedule has played for another week or so I am going to put up a brand new schedule featuring mixes from :

ali
americanaok
atop
bearcub
jackie priest
rapunzell
rathbone

Sorry for any confusion - and thanks awfully to all of the nice people who have submitted sets.

There's a definite Texan connection - this current schedule has input from Jeff who lives in Houston, TX - the next schedule will feature atop who is from Austin!

ecm - you really should speak to atop sometime as your current avatar is right up his street - he has been worshipping pink bunnies for as long as I can remember.

edit -> classical music from the seashore courtesy of the chocolate-weilding DJ Mo erratum addition
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Post by ecm » 09 Apr 2006, 19:24

Dadaist wrote: ecm - you really should speak to atop sometime as your current avatar is right up his street - he has been worshipping pink bunnies for as long as I can remember.

Cool.



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Post by bearcub » 09 Apr 2006, 20:01

Marya wrote:Like the Clustrmap on the RFP site Dadaist. Didn't know RFP was such a global phenomenon 8)
V popular in California (or somewhere round that area)..............do you think Arnie is a RFP fan?

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Post by rapunzell » 09 Apr 2006, 20:47

Ah, we sit on our Scottish beach making up the setlists, they sit on their sunny Californian beach listening to the music : )

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