Super Fantastic Ultra Show Podcast

Mitchell Vaillant's Toe Nails

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 14:55:56 PDT

Harrowing Journey

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 16:43:16 PDT

Order: Harrowing Journey by J.E.Moores

Vlad The Inhaler

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 14:36:33 PDT

Swell, with Richard McGhee

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:57:49 PST

Dan Hanrahan 2008

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 11:05:36 PST

Justin Vernon: Bon Iver

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 10:08:14 PST

Rufus and Martha sing: Hallelujah

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:00:17 PST

Rufus and Martha Wainwright

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:56:09 PST

This early CD by Rufus Wainwright, and sister Martha, is breathtaking. The brother sister team really know how to use their voices together for a very emotional mix. Great pop songs, amazing music, interesting fun lyrics, what more can anyone ask for. If everyone listened to this CD, the world would be a better place. Check out the sample tracks at link above.

Belle and Sebastian

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 14:04:56 PDT

Martha Wainwright BMFA

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 21:25:37 PDT

Weird Video Movies

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:21:52 PDT

Archiving one's own past is a bit weird. Have you ever been moving, packing, or searching for something, and find yourself lost in an old journal, photos, or old letters. Remembering past times, good and bad? Often a simple object will trigger a memory long forgotten, and it can feel really good to take this trip down memory lane.

Much of SuperFan is just that, my old recordings and demo tapes I've collected since the 70's. Beyond the old cassette tapes, I also have a bunch of VHS video tapes that need to be transferred to digital format, and compressed into formats that will play on line. That way everyone can see 'em!

Wankin' Woo Woo Productions was my production company's name back then. It really captured the, "Ah - just do it" improvisational no budget approach our video projects took. I produced a few crappy homemade videos over the years. At that time, having graduated from art school (1986 MICA in Baltimore), most of my friends were arty freaks, and we would all have a lot of fun making video movies together. Our cameras were old, clunky and huge, and took an entire VHS tape inside them. We edited between two VHS decks. Not an easy way to edit when compared to a Mac these days. I'm glad those days of A/B Roll Deck editing are over.

Making the movie was a party, then watching the movie was a reason for yet another party. We had a great time. Now SPAMCAM.com is the happy home of the Wankin' Woo Woo. I will post entire movies there as I convert them into QuickTime videos for you. If you find a movie amusing, please tell a friend or two. Gather around the monitor, have a party with us.

Hoagie Malone

Richard McGhee Star Vocalist

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 09:59:06 PST

www.RichardMcGhee.com

Richard McGhee now on Facebook - Become a Fan!

My Friends Are All Jerks

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Tue, 22 May 2007 01:20:32 PDT

I had to do one more show before I packed up my microphone and headed east for the summer. I'm leaving my bay side California studio and it's off to the cabin on the lake in Maine. Me, Mrs. Malone, and Baby Hoagie will be farming, gardening, and boating all summer getting in some grandma and grandpa time back on the farm.

This is my latest recording project called, My Friends Are All Jerks. I thought this was really funny back when I did it, but it's not as funny to me now. I have decided to share it with you anyway, and let you decide. The My Friends Are All Jerks Project came from an idea where I write songs that rip on my friends, then post them on myspace. Once I did that, I simply invited my friends to "be my friend" on myspace, and when they check out my profile, there's a song about them waiting right on my profile. It did get a few laughs, emails, and phone calls.

The whole thing was a sort of practical joke on my friends, and I'm sure you have loved ones in your life that bug the hell out of you, so you can relate. Once I had the idea to write a series of annoying songs about my closest friends, I just had to do it. The idea was so funny to me. This project had me laughing for days, just coming up with it. I'm very motivated by mischief.

Thanks to everyone that listens to our SuperFan Show, enjoy your summer. Hoagie ~

PODCAST - May 22, 2007

Our 50th Show!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 20:09:53 PST

We're celebrating our 50th podcast here at the Super Fantastic Ultra Show. We're half way to 100!

We start out with a new CD from the New York band, Makar and their tune, Alligator Agents. (If you are in a band, be sure to post us your CD, just click the 'Send Us Your CD' link for details). After the Alligator Agents get off the stage, Mark Harvey and the S.S. MOPEHEAD makes a bit of a wake with, My Orders Take Me Out, a strange and trippy recording from the Flash Animated Adventure. Gwen Snyder and her amazing band Blueberry perform Le Mat (The Fool), which is a very good card indeed. The amazing Dan Hanrahan lends us another version of his song Roderick, and then Equator frightens us all with the manic performance titled, Why Won't You Go Up To The Gallery With Me? Then, if that was not enough, here to show us all how it's really done, Lurch and Holler tell us all about Vertical Stripes.

So there you go. Fifty shows and counting. The megs pile up... can my web host handle it? Will I receive overage bills... I don't know. All I know is I keep making these things. If you enjoy our little show, please do say hello - click here and leave us a message. Enjoy the show:

PODCAST - January 20, 2007

At Peace

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 14:37:31 PST

I support peace. I enjoy as much peace as I can get. I wanted to start out this new year with a Podcast that is At Peace, and here it is.

I start out the show with a new CD from Roy Muniz with his peaceful tune, Wasn't It You. Next up Strip Karaoke asks us to Come Closer. Mitchell Vaillant delivers a little Professional Help and mopehead lets us all know that It's About Us. Old Songs brings us The Girls Scattered, Rain Station relaxes a bit with Quiet Morning, and Richard McGhee Star Vocalist does the standard, Leaving On Your Mind.

Peace is a concept, a feeling. Has there ever been peace on earth, or does peace linger only for a moment, from one person to the next. Maybe there isn't enough to go around. Who knows? All I know is that everyone wants it. Get a little of yours, enjoy the show:

PODCAST - January 4, 2007

Those Crazy Kids!

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 00:56:30 PST

Now that Baby Hoagie is 2 years old I spend a lot of time running around the house after this crazy kid. I can hardly find the time to cast my pod these days. Then I thought, that's the perfect theme for a podcast posted in December, Those Crazy Kids!

Dan Hanrahan starts the show with Head Cleaner's tune: Josie. Mark Harvey tells us a little about being Older & Wiser. Equator gets out the old 4 track with Happy Home. Portland Maine's Love Spitoon does their inspired version of Strawberry Fields. The Instant Automatons tell us over and over that Gillian is Normal. Lurch and Holler bring us all a lot of Happiness, and then to top it all off Mitchell Vaillant introduces us all to Rumplestiltskin himself.

Enjoy the holidays, and if you're one of those crazy kids that just got a new iPod for Xmas, be sure to add our little show to your iTunes podcast list. Wucka wucka.

PODCAST - December 13, 2006

Gettin' Witchy

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 02:23:32 PDT

Ahh the cold October air is here, and Halloween is just around the corner. I always find this time of year so exciting. The start of the Holidays before we're all burnt out on them all.

Winds of change are blowing, and Lurch and Holler are telling us all about it as they turn their mighty Wheel. Lurch and Holler is a 2006 CD release by Baltimore artists Michael Willis and E. Liz Downing. Next up Dan Hanrahan pays a weird visit to the Magician's House. Truly witchy indeed. Beth Blood and Ghost Walks gets all earthy with, Mud, Mudder, Muddest. Be sure to check out Beth's Halloween Costume Shop at: Suitsmi.com - it's so cool, really. Then to get creepy I play another cut from the Gorehounds titled: Night of Gore, and it really rocks the house. Equator gets all trippy and strange with, Wave, and then we end the party rocking with Rain Station and the tune, Broom Hopping. Be sure to check out the Halloween Flash Animations by Rain Station at JackOLantern.org.

I can't wait to go out trick or treating with Baby Hoagie again this season. I get to eat all the candy.

PODCAST - October 6, 2006

The War Show

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 18:40:48 PDT

Turmoil takes hold, battles rise and fall. War rages out on the field, and in each home. To help those out there fighting to will up enough strength to survive, we have a fun assortment of songs. This image enhanced podcast also caters to those that miss someone far far away. So many families are broken up due to wars of all kinds. Wars can hide almost anywhere. Between two people, between two countries. This is The War Show.

The War Show starts out with Liz Downing and Old Songs Ancient Greek Poetry with the track: Truly I Wish To Die. Frank's Depression recites his work, Drafted. Punk Rock from Portland Maine, the band, T-2 with their delightful tune: Bombz! This Can Free tell us all about the end of the world with, Was It A Wednesday? Following up is a track by the band V; More Prayers For Boys. To keep us rockin' Ghost Walks tell us all about Desperate Times. And to finish the set, Mitchell Vaillant takes us under cover Down In Central America. This Podcast was Made with Pride here in the good ole' USA.

PODCAST - August 19, 2006

Happy Birthday Super Fan!

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 17:56:00 PDT

I'd like to thank all the musicians that have shared their music with us all over the past year. It's been really fun receiving CD's in the post and adding them all to my play list. It's also really nifty to see my stats that tell me that the Super Fantastic Ultra Show is being listened to all over the world. Every day we get hundreds of listeners. Some come from the iTunes directory, others come from Google searches, Yahoo, MSN... so many people searching for the musicians that I play. Many times this show is the only place on line to hear these artists.

If you enjoy this podcast, please tell at least one person today about it. Spread the word. I work so hard compiling these shows together, and I'm doing it all just for the love of the music. I have a gigantic collection of home recordings, band demos, and strange stuff that it's a pleasure to have the chance to share it with others. Please help me out and turn someone on to our image enhanced podcast. The more the merrier.

Today's show has some great tunes by Blueberry, Mitchell Vaillant, Liz Downing, Rain Station, The Gorehounds, and Psycho Semantics. All of whom have contributed a great deal of time and talent to our past year of shows. I also want to be sure to thank everyone else that has sent me their CD, so THANKS!!!

PODCAST - July 12, 2006

Gettin' Kinky

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sun, 28 May 2006 02:21:29 PDT

OK, so spring time is getting to me, I'm seeing more and more skin when I go out. Flowers are blooming, we've already been to the beach a few times. Bikinis everywhere... what's a guy gonna do? I mean I AM human, no matter what anyone says.

Spring fever has hit the entire country, and so I thought I'd celebrate with an image enhanced podcast for everyone else out there that is also all turned on by mother nature's magic.

I start off today's podcast with one of the sexiest and kookiest tunes I've ever heard. It's by bay area artist mopehead otherwise known as Mr. Mark Harvey who just happened to celebrate a birthday. This tune is titled: He Goes To Parties, and I tell you, it's so bitter sweet and sexy I'm not sure what to think when ever I hear it. One of my absolute favorite songs of all time.

Next up from the Hyped 2 Death collection is the band Animals and Men with the way cool tune, Baby Scratch My Back. There is something very kinky about this band, maybe it's the bands name that makes me wonder what they're up to, maybe it's their lyrics...

Then from the sexiest city in the whole US, New York City, comes Gwen Snyder and her band Blueberry. The cut I play from this amazing act is, Idol Hands. We all know that Idol Hands do the work of the devil, and Blueberry make it sound so sexy. Love them, and Gwen. Truly sexy folk from NY. Be sure to check out her site, as there's so much yummyness to be had there.

In 1991 I had the pleasure to get the chance to record Bo Grumpus on my 4-track when I was living with these guys in the pan handle of the Haight in San Francisco. The tune Craig and Petey play today is, I Love Me. Hilarious, and anytime one is involved in some self loving, it gets a bit kinky, wouldn't you say?

My band Rain Station whip out the title track from the Fancy Fancy CD, a very dark and mysterious tune if I say so myself. Kinda inspired by porn, and one particular dirty girl that drove me nuts. Maybe I've said too much, maybe not enough.

To end this naughty set is none other than the beautiful and ever so sexy May Ling Su and her band, Strip Karaoke playing, He's A Homo.

Whew! I just can't take any more. I'm gonna go snoop around and see what my wife is up to... I bet she's in need of a little break from whatever she's doing... in the meantime, enjoy the podcast!

PODCAST - May 28, 2006

Lies! Lies! Lies!

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sun, 21 May 2006 00:35:13 PDT

So I have no idea what's been going on, but it seems like it's been the month of people not doing what they say. Not showing up on time, two hours late, and not phoning... All kinds of mayhem with banks and electric companies making billing errors. What the hell? I can't get anything done. It's making me completely insane... or worse incompletely insane.

Every time I've made a plan around someone else, it all fell through. I'm at a complete stand still on several projects, so I thought I'd do something about it. Sit down all alone and put together an enhanced podcast for all you listeners out there. Let me tell you this, I will let nothing get in my way. I am hell bent on getting something done, and as long as blogger doesn't self implode in the next ten minutes, we should be fine. My fingers are crossed, which makes typing rather difficult.

So if you are feeling held back by all the flakes in your life, this podcast is for you. If every time you make a plan, someone else messes it all up, I feel for ya. If every time you get a bank statement or bill, and it's wrong - let's join together and crush the infrastructure. What is wrong with the world of mankind? Have we all lost our minds? It's like there isn't a brain among the lot of 'em. I just want to start banging heads together where ever I go, so look out.

We start out with a great Boston band, Laughing Academy with Say What You Will. The Future Chicken Farmers whip out Distemper, which is the exact type of shot I need right now. I'm mad as a dog. Another annoying personality trait, Fickle is also the name of a beautiful tune by Blueberry. Then Equator get out the old 4-track with Lodestone. Pennsylvania rockers Brother Eye give us all a Guilt Trip, and the 3 Pigs Cafe end it all with Liar Liar.

The next time someone lets you down, crank this podcast loud, and just let go. Forget about it all. Keep muttering: It just doesn't matter - it just doesn't matter...

PODCAST - May 21, 2006

Hyped 2 Death

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Fri, 12 May 2006 01:41:53 PDT

The kind folk over at Hyped 2 Death sent me a giant package of CDs. I've been listening to them for a while now just to familiarize myself with all the new tunes. Most of the CDs are "Do It Yourself" rock and roll made by a bunch of freaks and weirdos with low budget equipment. My favorite kind of music! Also included is The Shivvers, a nifty teen band that pumps out power pop.

Today's image enhanced podcast is all from the Hyped 2 Death collection, as they sent me so much music, I thought it would be cool to do a show of all these interesting bands. Be sure to check out Hyped2Death.com for all your DIY, punk, and post punk music. These guys have a lot of stuff to offer. A huge collection.

First up is Teen Line by the Shivvers. Then we get on with my favorite DIY act, The Instant Automatons with, Armchair Politics. Animals & Men tell us all about the Bad Lover. We've all been there. Ichkk. Mud Hutters do a great song about potato titled, All About. I really love potato. Any way you cook it, I love the spud. You'll like the song too. Steve Treatment ends our show with a Change of Plan.

I really appreciate Hyped 2 Death for sharing all these nifty CDs with us all. Be sure to check out more of their music, as they have tons and tons just waiting for your ears to hear. Have a good one, Hoagie.

PODCAST - May 12, 2006

Blowin' our Noses

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sat, 08 Apr 2006 13:06:54 PDT

Baby Hoagie came home from "Wee Play" and gave us all the worst flu we've had in years. And to add to it all, it just rains and rains here in California. Stuck inside, head all clogged up. Feelin' miserable... ah-HA! My new theme for an image enhanced podcast! Here are a bunch of songs by a bunch of sickos, that I'm sure you'll enjoy. Just don't get too close, you don't wanna catch this!

First up is Liz Downing and Daily Grace with the parasitic tune: Blood Fluke. Then the gang from Equator record a strange tune on 4-track while they all had the flu titled: I'm Becoming Psychic. Lots of samples of coughing, hacking and so on, it's pretty cool. The next song by Gwen Snyder and Blueberry really sets me in a spring time field with dandelions, bees, pollen, and lots of other allergens all floating around. It just feels that way to me, I almost need an antihistamine when I hear this song, titled: Off With My Head, (which is exactly how I feel right now). Then just when you thought it was nice and safe at the podcast, Brent Clifford and the Unknown Rule whip out, Surgical Tool. The cure is far worse than the ailment. Gorehounds finish up with Corpse Worm, and then we all go home because we're so sick and tired we just can't take it any more.

So there you have it, tunes for flu and allergy season. Pass me a Kleenex.

PODCAST - April 8, 2006

Best Podcast Ever

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Wed, 22 Mar 2006 18:10:40 PST

Here we are at our 40th image enhanced podcast - and it just keeps getting better and better. Thanks to everyone that have sent me their CDs. I've received several new bands as well as spoken word and comedy discs. It's so exciting to get new CDs in the mail from artists all over the world. If you have a music or comedy CD that you recorded yourself - send it our way - I'll play it on this podcast for the world to hear!

To start off the best podcast ever is Miss Tess with a nifty tune titled: Can't Sleep Now. Then from Sam Hill Productions a number from the cabaret show 'Same Old Songs' titled: Never Been So Close. Be sure to check out the Sam Hill web site to listen to more music from this fun show.

Richard McGhee Star Vocalist does a karaoke version of Oh Look At Me Now. I always love it when Richard does songs written for female vocalists. It adds so much camp factor. Then from the Kinky & Sweet CD by Bo Grumpus and Terry Waldo we play the cut, Low Bridge, Everyone Down. To finish off the set is the mighty band Jesus Knievel whipping out the big horns and performing live on stage the song titled: Body Bags.

So there you have it - enjoy!

PODCAST - March 16, 2006

That Makes Me Laugh!

noreply@blogger.com (Hoagie Malone) — Sat, 11 Mar 2006 18:26:16 PST

Here's a bunch of stuff that makes me laugh. We start out gettin' weird with mopehead and his 4-track recording of Groovy Groovy Kitty. The amazing Dan Hanrahan shares with us one of my favorite spoken word pieces of all time: Jeff at Wendy's. Dimitrius helps us define just exactly what being White Trash is all about, and Sonny Probe helps us define it even further with Painful Relations. Mitchell Vaillant brings us back to the big city in his bizarre urban Caseo tune, That Woman Is A Junkie. Then Jesus Knievel tells a funny tale about the perfect crime in, Steal Your Shoe.

So there you have it. Laugh it up.

PODCAST - March 11, 2006