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Signals Midwest Commercials

sltmo3 — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:12:55 +0000

Here are the two Signals Midwest Commercials that I wrote and voiced for the New LP by Signals Midwest called Lattitudes and Longitudes. Phil Chevron produced these commercials, and they appeared on SLTM (the Podcast). Please feel free to spread these around or use them on your podcast.

Signals Midwest Website
Tiny Engines Website

Commercials for Prison Book Club

sltmo3 — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:11:32 +0000

Below are three new commercials I wrote for the Big Bullet Records band Prison Book Club and their self title CD. Give them a listen, I love doing the commercials, the goofier the better. I would be happy to do a commercial for your band, contact me, I’ll post it on the site and put the commercial in a new episode of SLTM (the Podcast).

Thanks for Listening- Brad Bugos host of Sonically Loud Tuneful Music (the Podcast)

Big Bullet Records

Commercials For Wisconsin Metal Band Maidens and their new EP Shallows

sltmo3 — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 21:42:57 +0000

Here are three commercials I wrote and produced for my podcast. These were played during the best of 2011 shows, Part 1 and 2. I enjoyed the SHALLOWS EP so much I wanted to share the love and tell people about it. Please feel free to post these commercials wherever you want, just do me one favor. GO BUY THE SHALLOWS EP on Error Records.

Mixtapes Interview Clips

sltmo3 — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 18:36:37 +0000

Here is the first of the two clips from the Interview with Ryan of Mixtapes and Paul and Garrett from Red City Radio. These are in easy to digest five minute clips, that way you can post these on the web somewhere if you like or just listen to them before you dive into the full 20 minute interview.

Enjoy. More New Episodes of SLTM (the Podcast) coming in July. So you got that to look forward to, I guess.

Full Fat Robot Radio Interview

sltmo3 — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 08:20:32 +0000

Here is the full interview we did with Curtis Smith of Maelstrom PR on Episode 63 of Fat Robot Radio. We try to keep the interviews short so that we can get the episodes down to 30 to 35 minutes in length. However, we feel that the interviews are very interesting and informative and that the listeners should hear the whole thing.

So here it is, the full interview:

Final Clip from “lost” Episode

sltmo3 — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 20:38:51 +0000

Here it is, the last clip from the “Lost” Episode 13 of Fat Robot Radio. Why am I posting these? Wasn’t that Episode lost for a reason? Where are my pants? All Good Questions. Stay Tuned for the answers, right after this:

Now, Something you’ve been waiting for…

sltmo3 — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 06:41:42 +0000

Another fine clip from Episode 13 of Fat Robot Radio that never aired. Why? It wasn’t any good, and I know what you are thinking. What the hell do you have to compare it with when all the other 29 Episodes of that Podcast sucked too. I don’t have any of those answers. Nor would I care if I did have any answers. So enjoy, this is clip two, which features the one and only Dave Jobless (Benson). Check out his myspace page at FRR on MYspace . Enjoy.

Special Treat for all you FRR Fans

sltmo3 — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 03:00:22 +0000

Here is a special treat for all two of you Fat Robot Radio fans out there, a clip from the missing episode NUMBER 13. I’ve been able to obtain these in a trade from Steve Jiff who was in possession of the entire episode. We made a deal, he would get a writing credit on all the Episodes of MORNING SHENANIGANS Cartoon and I would get these clips. Fair deal I think, mostly since the Cartoon will never see the light of day. Sucker. So enjoy this one, I have two more that I am going to post this week. Listening to these almost makes me glad I was gone.

Finally, One More

sltmo3 — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 06:34:57 +0000

Enjoy this nugget. More soon. Thanks for listening and take care of yourself.

More from the Vaults

sltmo3 — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 17:05:14 +0000

Here’s another one. Yeah, I know, why would you want to hear what I sounded like back in the late 1980′s working on a 1,500 watt FM college radio station? You don’t, but maybe some archivist will. I could still pull this thing out of the nosedive it’s in and become one of the truly important broadcasters of our time. I could, but won’t. No, actually I’m doing it just to hear myself talk. Plus it helps me waste my time so I don’t have to really examine my life and realize what a waste it’s been.

And now this: