The 365 Days Project is back to share once more and the second time around it's happening right smack dab here every single day of 2007.
In 2003 I organized the first 365 Days with over 70 people sharing from their stash of aural treats. Same thing this year with new and old contributors. The only change in 2007 is that everyday can feature more then just one mp3 (as server space was tight four years ago). So look for single songs to full albums shared by a host of contributors. Sharing from their collections in January will be: The Bomarr Monk, Clayton Counts, Pea Hix, Oddio Katya, Michel LeGrisbi, Rocketboy, Strictly Kev, B.C. Sterrett, Mimi la Twisteuse and more.
To start off the year I'm going to backtrack (continue reading below the jump) to the first 365 Days and feature two full recordings instead of the excerpts provided in 2003. No need to write about the recordings as they speak for themselves. Shall we go?
Here we go!
- Otis Fodder
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Michael Mills - Hidden and Satanic Messages In Rock Music
MP3:
01 Introduction (2:36)
02 Adam Ant and Bow Wow Wow (7:52)
03 New Lyrical Jargon (3:12)
04 Show ID (0:31)
05 Black Sabbath (1:02)
06 The Beatles (3:53)
07 AC/DC (6:34)
08 Led Zeppelin (4:47)
09 Dan Folgeberg (0:18)
10 Rush (1:16)
11 Lucifer's Friend (0:09)
12 Prince (0:09)
13 Grateful Dead (0:25)
14 Meatloaf (0:16)
15 Judas Priest (0:15)
16 Blondie (0:16)
17 The Rhythm Devils (0:11)
18 Ozzy Osbourne (2:09)
19 Spirit (0:16)
20 Electric Light Orchestra (2:16)
21 Sound (0:35)
22 Fleetwood Mac (0:18)
23 Kiss (3:16)
24 The Beatles (1:02)
25 The Eagles (2:10)
26 Santana (0:31)
27 The Rolling Stones (0:50)
28 David Bowie (0:15)
29 Queen (1:23)
30 Black Sabbath (1:03)
31 End (2:18)
An excerpt of this radio program appeared on day #012 of 2003.
Media: Radio Show
Date: 1981
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Beatles Forever
MP3:
1 Tony Randall, Bernadette Peters, Anthony Newley, Dianne Carroll, Mel Tillis, and Paul Williams - Introduction, Beatles Medley (10:07)
2 Tony Randall, Bernadette Peters, Dianne Carroll, and Paul Williams - Beatles Medley (9:09)
3 Ray Charles - Yesterday (2:12)
4 Anthony Dowell with The ABC Television Orchestra & Chorus - Eleanor Rigby (4:47)
5 Anthony Newley - Within You Without You (4:32)
6 Dianne Carroll - In My Life, Here There And Everywhere (4:00)
7 Ray Charles, Tony Randall, Bernadette Peters, Anthony Newley, Dianne Carroll, Mel Tillis, and Paul Williams - Beatles Medley (9:35)
8 Tony Randall - Closing (1:14)
Appeared on day #016 in 2003. Here now is the entire ABC television special from 1977.
Media: VHS tape recording
Date: 1977
Hi Otis - Add my name to the list of those who are happy 365 is back. So many years ago the 1st 365 Project gave me many many hours of amusement. Welcome back, Otis!
Posted by: eBay Princess Wendy | January 02, 2007 at 10:54 PM
365 Days II with full albums?? There was much rejoicing!! Combing my archives...
Posted by: Paul Shrug | January 02, 2007 at 11:02 PM
Why am I getting blamed?
Posted by: The Ant | January 04, 2007 at 12:05 AM
I'm flabergasted. I can't wait to see what you do this time. Lots of stuff from the original 365 Day Project has been featured on my podcast "The Garage" at Podomatic but I just can't get The Cheese Band's - I Like Cheese JANUARY 20 #020
http://www.ubu.com/outsiders/365/01-2.html out of my rotation. I think it is a true work of art.
Let's all sing the theme song "Welcome Back Fodder" by candle light to another 365 Days Project 2.0.
Thanks Otis!
Posted by: JR | January 04, 2007 at 02:35 AM
Holy cow, I remember watching this! Those who reject the Love show in Vegas as garish and overdone should be glad they don't have to sit through shit like this anymore.
Posted by: mike | January 04, 2007 at 09:56 PM
Hi Otis !
I never stopped talking about & sharing the first one !
May this one be even better !
I'll have to do some reading and find some pieces to contribute !
Definitely GLAD you're back !
I met a lot of good folks on the last one, hoping to meet even more this time !
-Greg
Posted by: Greg McCarthy | January 04, 2007 at 11:12 PM
i'm in hell but i'll still kick your ass
how dare you degrade dan fogelberg
Posted by: sam walton | January 06, 2007 at 10:39 AM
Hey Otis My Man---
I'm sure you've heard this a million times. Was JUST turned on to the 365 Days list, and have been going nuts enjoying all the amazing stuff. I'm a big Beach Boys' fan, and was amazed to see the Murry Wilson song from the SUNRAYS boxset..isn't that amazing?? Brian and he sound more and more alike as Brian gets older!!
Also, I wanted to ask...the link for NOV 1--305 Los Cuatro Amigos en el Espacio - Trácate doesn't seem to be working. Could you possibly send me a link where I can download that track?
I'm also in touch with Scott Mathews (a very close personal friend here in the Bay Area, California) who's Scott Free on the Jane Dornacker track, ie Leila and the Snakes..I had never heard it until I found it on your list, and I mentioned it to Scott, who was very honored to have it listed among the other tracks. Jane was a very close personal friend to Scott, and at one point they were roommates, whilst she live in San Francisco way back when.
Anyway, if you can help me with that NOV 1, 2003, I would be forever grateful, and I might just have a few things for you as well. Drop me an email, which an address so I can possibly send you a couple of things in the near future.
Pete the Greek
San Leandro, CA, USA
Posted by: Pete the Greek | January 12, 2007 at 06:32 PM
Having just listened to Michael Mills in his entirety (as opposed to), I can honestly say I am totally flabbergasted by the breathtaking ignorance on show. Our man is clearly such an authority on his subject that he thinks the Beatles recorded All Things Must Pass. Odd, really, I'd intended to listen to the thing for comedy value and to rip it apart for sampling, but instead I feel like weeping for humanity when I consider the likely thousands of people who took this rubbish seriously...
Posted by: James Russell | January 28, 2007 at 05:30 AM
*ahem* "Love Is All You Need"? Deary me...
How I love ignorant "Satanic messages". Fantastic stuff for day 1. Fellow lovers of such messages should check out the comedy radio show On The Hour, which features a segment in series 1 on backwards messages in songs such as Rolf Harris' Two Little Boys.
Posted by: Mixomatosis | February 01, 2007 at 06:05 AM
great stuff, thank you SO much!
Posted by: tony | February 07, 2007 at 01:56 PM
Hi Otis. Great to see this back again, a great chance to hear (and see!) stuff we's never hear otherwise and it's nice to see more British titles. We raise our glasses to you! It's soooo great to share and with this in mind can anyone submit sounds for this site? I have a couple of cool finds (which I've featured in Record Collector mag here in the UK) I'd love to put on line. Can you send details of how to send the tracks and any accompanying illustrations. Cheers, Dave Noades, (London, UK)
Posted by: Dave | February 18, 2007 at 09:42 PM
Re The Beatles Forever, although this was shown on ABC in the USA it was actually made by ATV (Assoiciated Television) in the UK, and the music was provided by Jack Parnell and His Orchestra. At this point Paul McCartney was signed to ATV music and had done a TV special for the same company in 1973 and provided the score for the ATV/ITC show Zoo Gang, so perhaps he had some input into this. Either way it's a great show and I wish I could see it as well as hear it. Nice to see some rarer Beates songs covered including Honey Pie and Your Mother Should Know. No Ringo songs though. A Pity as I'd have loved to hear Anthony Newley making a hash of Octopus's Garden. Still you can't have everything...
Anyway here are the full credits for the show from the BFI website (ftvdb.bfi.org.uk):
The SATURDAY SPECIAL: The BEATLES FOREVER
Director SCOFFIELD, Jon
Production Company ATV
Producer VINNEDGE, Syd
Script KELLER, Sheldon
Script KELLER, Casey
Script ALBRECHT, Richard
Designer LAKE, Richard
Songs by LENNON, John
Songs by McCARTNEY, Paul
Songs by HARRISON, George
Music Performance
Jack Parnell and his Orchestra
Music Performance CARROLL, Diahann
Music Performance CHARLES, Ray
Music Performance NEWLEY, Anthony
Music Performance PETERS, Bernadette
Music Performance TILLIS, Mel
Music Performance WILLIAMS, Paul
Music Performance DOWELL, Anthony
Music Director GROSSMAN, Larry
Choreography MAEN, Norman
Dancers The Norman Maen Dancers
Presenter RANDALL, Tony
Posted by: David Noades | February 23, 2007 at 03:42 PM
Okay, what I want to know is this: how can you have Ray Charles, of all people, covering "Yesterday" and have it fail to be as good as or better than the original?
Posted by: commodorejohn | March 01, 2007 at 02:08 PM
Otis, I'm amazed that I managed to miss the first three-plus months of the Resurrection of the 365 Days Project. I'm also amazed that back in 1977, ATV managed to put together an entire TV special about the Beatles with so many frankly lousy singers. Diahann Carroll? Tony Randall? The other performers (with the exception of Ray Charles) are head-scratchers as well. Were they all under contract to ATV? IAE, thanks for bringing us the entire show.
Thanks for Michael Mills as well, although I don't think I can stomach his drivel at the moment. Listening to him requires being in a very . . . special mood.
Posted by: Languorous Lass | April 23, 2007 at 02:36 PM
Otis,
you continue to collect the best and brightest of the banal and bizarre! The 1st 365 Project has been on continual rotation on my MP3 players for 3 years and now so much more! With all the Comfort Stand and the rest of your efforts you will always be one of my favorite hunter gatherers!
Posted by: Michael | June 15, 2007 at 07:24 PM
Thanks for your concern, I listened to Rock Music all the time when i was young, I think it contributed to alot of unhappiness and mental illness/demonic activity in my life, I never really believed anything like that was real, but now I see, they are satanic aliens or some sort, they are not human, they are not possessed by something human.
These things hate us, they poison us with 'heavy metal', so named for it's analogous effect to lead poisoning and methyl mercury poisoning and such.
Styx Song "heavy metal poisoning' has backmasking in Latin.
I personally, after only a little research have found a good bit of satanic backmasking i've never seen posted anywhere else, let me know if anyone would like to hear it, it's really unmistakable and evil, not that stupid crap they post as a red herring.
Posted by: Mike | July 05, 2007 at 12:35 AM
WTF are you on, Fleetwood Mac dedicating there song to witches, HMMMMMMMM so all witches wear black hats, have pointy noses and cover in warts, while they turn people into frogs, get a life you dick. With reguards to saying that rock music is the music of the devil and will destroy you, what a load of bollocks. how many people have been killed by the devil?????? now ask yourself how many people have been killed by your so called god. Most of the wars in history have been over peoples gods not peoples devils. So that to me means your good almight god has killed more people than the devil, now would really tell me who the bad guy is on this section. So please go ahead and worship your ultimate killing machine and leave people like me alone to listen to the music that I want to listen too.
Have a great day
Spookster
Posted by: Spookster | February 28, 2009 at 12:36 PM