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Listening Party 04: Infamous - Inspire YourselfBy: Darrin Snider -- Saturday, April 26, 2014Lazy show notes... (Read Full Article) |
Listening Party 03: Veseria - VoyagerBy: Darrin Snider -- Sunday, March 2, 2014Lazy Show Notes... (Read Full Article) |
Listening Party 02: September Sky - Letter to FearBy: Darrin Snider -- Saturday, August 31, 2013Lazy show notes... (Read Full Article) |
Listening Party 01: The Grinning Man -- Watch Where You Point That ThingBy: Darrin Snider -- Saturday, July 13, 2013Here is a bit of an experiment I've always wanted to try: A CD listening party live on the air. It's a bit of a different animal from a podcast in that it would be focused mostly on music, and less about the interview, there would be no o... (Read Full Article) |
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