#public service broadcasting

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Climbing in cycling & Everest - Public Service Broadcasting

[thursdayisbetterthanfriday]

EVEREST

Artist: Public Service Broadcasting Year: 2013 Album: Inform - Educate - Entertain

"A climber climbs with his guts, his brain, his soul, and his feet All of them bound for a cold and white world A world that is all up and up Up and up"

Rest in peace Sandy Irvine

[cheese-in-space]

Album a day poll

Winner of last poll: “Floral Strobe” by False Noise

Votes are appreciated even if you don’t know any of the albums :}

Review of last album: “Collapsed in Sunbeams” by Arlo Parks

I already knew and quite liked one song from this album. I didn’t really like the rest of it all that much. It might be nice to put on in the background for something but probably not something I’ll be listening to a lot in the future.

Last poll here

Next poll here

[whirligig-girl]

Guz celebrates the Apollo 11's 54th 412th landing anniversary in her own way.

("Wow isn't it so cool that your space program was landing people on a planet that orbits your homeworld just like a decade after starting? Even when Omen's close it's nowhere near as convenient to reach! It took 33 years for Mellanoid Space Program to send a crew to orbit another planet for the first time... oh, you... don't consider Luna a planet?")

[annlarimer]

Public Service Broadcasting - Electra

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Go!

This is Apollo Control at 102 hours into the flight of Apollo 11

It's grown quite quiet here in Mission Control

A few moments ago flight director Gene Kranz requested that everyone sit down

Get prepared for events that are coming

And he closed with a remark of good luck to all of you

[big-low-t]

PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING - Spitfire

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MOON DAY MOON DAY MOON DAY

[onelungmcclung]

decided you should all know about Public Service Broadcasting's album The War Room, which explores the British experience of WW2 via the medium of its propaganda films.

Band member J. Willgoose Esq. discusses Leslie Howard's 1942 war film The First of the Few -- starring Howard as the Supermarine Spitfire's designer R. J. Mitchell and several RAF pilots as themselves -- which PSB sampled for "Spitfire":

[jgthirlwell]

playlist 08.29.23

Aphex Twin Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / in a room7 F760 (Warp) The Armed Perfect Saviors (Sargent House) The British Stereo Collective Mystery Fields (Castles In Space) Memorials Music for the film Tramps (The State51 Conspiracy) Regal Worm Worm! (Quatermass) Wild Up Julius Eastman Vol. 3: If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich? (New Amsterdam) Deerhoof Miracle Level (Joyful Noise) Jherek Bischoff Cistern (Leaf) Osees Intercepted Message (In The Red) Poppy I Disagree (Sumerian) Paul Cousins Vanishing Artefacts (Castles In Space) Cate Brooks Tapeworks (Cafe Kaput) Public Service Broadcasting The Race For Space (Test Card) Brett Anderson Coal Black Morning Book (Little, Brown UK)

[doueverwonder]

happy 55th moon landing, u should go listen to this song

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ELECTRA

Artist: Public Service Broadcasting Album: The Last Flight Year: 2024

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Album a day poll

Votes are appreciated even if you don’t know any of the albums!

I sort of messed up the polls by not posting on yesterday, so I listened to two albums for this poll and the next one will not have any reviews.

Review(s) of the last album(s)

“Weezer” by Weezer (the blue album)

I actually really liked it! I thought I wouldn’t because it’s become such a meme but I enjoyed it a lot and will probably listen to it again

“The Normal Album” by Will Wood

I can see why people like it, and listening was generally an enjoyable experience, but it didn’t captivate me. Also, I think it would jar something severely in my identity and view of myself if I became a Will Wood fan.

Last polls here and here

[autoneurotic]

говорит москва.

this is moscow, this is moscow calling

on the 12th of april the soviet union orbited a spaceship around the earth with a man on board. the astronaut is a soviet citizen: major gagarin, yuri alekseevich. the world’s first cosmonaut, the first to open the door into the unknown, the first to step over the threshold of our homeland.

the whole planet knew and loved him.

was it hazardous? yes it was. the first strides into the unknown were about to be made.

the hero who blazed the trail for the stars.

every one of us was with yuri gagarin as he orbited the earth 190 miles above us. astronaut to earth: i can see forests, rivers, cumulus clouds all around everything’s so beautiful, it’s wonderful, it’s wonderful…

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