- The Coasters – Down In Mexico
- The J.B.’s – The J.B’s Monorail
- The Blackbyrds – Rock Creek Park
- Curtis Mayfield – Move On Up
- Liquid Liquid – Cavern
- Bobby Byrd – Hot Pants
- Janko Nilovic – Xenos Cosmos
- Roy Ayers – Aragon (from “Coffy”)
- Bob James – Nautilus
- The Bar-Kays – Soul Finger
- Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Hihache
- Skull Snaps – It’s A New Day
- 20th Century Steel Band – Heaven and Hell Is On Earth
Month: December 2022
Sounds of Synergy – 2022/12/07
Orchestral/Jazzy Drum and Bass intro into Jungletek and Happy Hardcore
Tracklist
- Cranky – [Suite] Yuki
- Morrigan – Feline , The Real…
- Venetian Snares – Szerencsétlen
- Venetian Snares – Hajnal
- Spongebob Squarewave – Do Them Thingz
- Venetian Snares – Hand Throw
- Frums – memoryfactory.lzh
- Simply Dread – Comin In Hard
- Mickey Rae – Revenge of the Hard Drive
- General Waste & T-Menace – One Blood
- Mooreman – Free Party Desire
- Spongebob Squarewave – Free L-Town
Intergalactic Wasabi Mix – Ep 940 – 2022/12/04
Tracklist:
- Vitalic – Fanfares
- Dusty Kid – Tsunamy
- David Carretta – Machines Invasion (Remastered)
- Tronik Youth – We Are…
- Glitter Junkies – Battery Operated Love
- ANNA & Kittin – Forever Ravers
- Djedjotronic – Are Friends Electric (Lokier Remix)
- Gesaffelstein – The Operator
- The Hacker – Bass 4
- Alex Gopher – Handguns
- Fear Cult – Girls & Boys
- Adriano Canzian – Amyl Nitrate (The Hacker Remix)
- Boys Noize – Euphoria (feat. Remy Banks) [Boys Noize x MXM Remix]
- Alden Tyrell – Disco Lunar Module
- Felix da Housecat & Kristin Velvet – Acid Picky
Bits In Stereo – 2022.12.04
Tracklist
- Massano – The Feeling (Original Mix), (link)
- Recondite – Warg (Original Mix), (link)
- Damabiah – Irminsul, Le Pilier Du Monde (Andrew Bayer Remix), (link)
- KAS:ST – Hold Me To The Light featuring Be No Rain (Tale Of Us Remix), (link)
- Bicep – Glue (Original Mix), (link)
- ARTBAT & CamelPhat – For A Feeling featuring Rhodes (Extended Mix), (link)
- Undercatt – Britannia (Original Mix), (link)
- MIICHII – Are You Serious (Original Mix), (link)
- Arm In Arm – Hunger For Your Vibe (Moonwalk Remix), (link)
- JEI BLVCK – Waiting For You featuring Shawni (Original Mix), (link)
- Sebastian Weikum – Midnight Train (Original Mix), (link)
- Faithless – God Is A DJ (David Guetta Extended Remix), (link)
SUYF: the other side – 12/4/22
“Have a great day!”
“Father Christmas, give us some money!”
“Have a great day!”
Intergalactic Wasabi Mix – Ep 939 – 2022/12/03
Tracklist:
- Peace Orchestra – Who Am I
- Slow Train Soul – In The Black Of Night
- Portishead – Wandering Star
- Tricky – Overcome
- Sofa Surfers – Out, Damn Light (feat. Mani Obeya)
- Hird – Burn 2
- The Funky Lowlives – Berceuse
- Berry Weight – Krakatoa
- Boozoo Bajou – Night Over Manaus
- Ursula 1000 – Clap Your Hands
- The Chemical Brothers – Elektrobank
- Keoki – Caterpillar (Stepdisk Remix)
- A Forest Mighty Black – Rebirth (Reincarnated by Karma)
- Soulstice – Fall Into You
- MONO – Life in Mono (Propellerheads Sweat Band Mix)
ASFO 2022–12–03
Belgium, or more particularly a Belgian engineer named van Mele, provides me with the material for an extended meditation on global energy use, and especially the topic of energy efficiency, which many people look to for large gains. Having teased it last time, I remember to explain the practical application for Compressed Air Energy Storage which occurred to me. This in turn proves to be another chance to insist on considering the character of the demand for energy when discussing how to meet it. (A comment directed me to an interesting article peripherally related to the subject of district heating, which I often raise.) And I spend a moment talking about the upcoming Apollo 17 anniversary, of which more anon.
Supplementary Show
2022–12–06 Conclusion of the brief biography of Count Rumford, from the 2022–11–29 show. I then read Nuclear Energy and Southern Africa by BFJ Schonland from Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy volume 1, which leads me to ramble on about the origins of “apartheid”, possibly without really knowing enough about the topic.
Atomic Year 25
Eighty years ago today, 2 December 1942, is an epochal date in the history of humanity : the first controlled nuclear fission chain reaction. The very existence of Chicago Pile 1, and the effort in which it was a central part, was a dire secret at the time. The measurements made on CP–1 would provide vital information for the designers of atomic bombs, and the Hanford production reactors for making bomb material. And yet…
Also in this programme, from Let’s Talk About the Atom, Volume 2 :
- “Atomic Power, Today and Tomorrow” (Milton Shaw, Director, Division of Reactor Development and Technology, USAEC) ― Atomic power is becoming more important in our daily lives with each passing year. Mr Shaw tells about the AEC’s efforts to make this new energy source more efficient, reliable, and economical. He talks about our supplies of fuel for the future, “breeder” reactors under development, and atomic power to desalt sea water for irrigation.
- “Atomic Energy at the Smithsonian” (Dr Philip Bishop, Curator in Charge, National Museum of History and Technology) ― A new hall of atomic energy is under construction at the Smithsonian Institution. Dr Bishop and his colleagues have assembled an impressive array of unique artifacts that deal with the history of the atomic age ― among them an atom smasher, a replica of the first nuclear reactor, and the historic cigar box in which the first minute sample of man-made plutonium was stored. The Smithsonian has opened up a new world of atomic energy for the six million people who tour its exhibits each year.
- “What Can the Moon Rocks Tell Us?” (Robert Weeks, Senior Physicist, ORNL) ― Questions about the origin and age of the Moon have puzzled scientists for many years and, at long last, bits of the lunar surface can be studied at first-hand. Samples brought back by Apollo astronauts are now under exhaustive analysis at laboratories across the country. Robert Weeks discusses the scientific search for clues to lunar history and the history of Earth itself.
Luv’n Time International Episode 2 (2022-12-02)
- Frank Wilson – Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)
- ESG – Like This
- Lyn Collins – Think (About It)
- The Mohawks – The Champ
- The Soul Searchers – Ashley’s Roachclip
- Al Wilson – The Snake
- Booker T. & The MG’s – Slim Jenkins Place
- James Brown & The Famous Flames – Cold Sweat Part 1
- The Quik – Bert’s Apple Crumble
- Ferrante & Teicher – Midnight Cowboy
- Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Too Late
- Archie Bell & The Drells – Tighten Up, Pt. 1
- David McCallum – The Edge
- Bobby Byrd – I Know You Got Soul
- The Beginning Of The End – Funky Nassau, Part 1
- Augustus Pablo and King Tubby – King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown
- Jean Jacques Perrey – E.V.A.
- The Mike Curb Congregation – Burning Bridges