Ten Songs Podcast #10

This is October’s podcast and the second of three shows focusing on punk and hardcore from my home town of Southampton. This is an entire show of old Southampton bands from between 2000–2007 – basically from about the millennium to when I went travelling. I started off with the idea that I could do a kind of overview that would include all the great bands from this period but there were too many songs and too many people that needed to be included. So even though Ten Songs #11 is going to feature another short set of old Southampton HC, I couldn’t include everyone and everything. Sorry, it’s nothing personal.

Anyhow, I think this has been my favourite show to record and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did digging out all the old CDs and putting it together. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. Parade Of Enemies – South Coast Thrash Attack (From their self released demo)

2. No Substance – Not Just Surviving (From the “Last Seven Songs” CDR on At The Library Records – No Substance Myspace)
3. Intent – Socialisation (From “Dirty Half Dozen” CD on Milliepeed Records - Intent Myspace)
4. Social Parasites – Society (From the self released self titled CDR – Social Parasites Myspace)
5. Wreak Of Old 98 – My Friends Are My Heroes (From the self titled LP on Opiate, Milliepeed Records, Superfi Records, SNCL and Weight Of Days)

6. Circus Act – You, The Suspect (From the “This Is Your Destination” CD on Milliepeed Records – Circus Act Myspace)
7. Haywire – Carnival of Chaos (Unreleased - Haywire Myspace)
8. Disoma – Train Drivers Dream Of Becoming Pilots (Milliepeed Records)
9. Pilger – Employment As Water Torture (From the “Begging For A Silver Lining” CD on Peter Bower Records – Pilger Myspace)

10. Russ Substance – Take A Fall (From the “Garden-Core!” CD-R on Milliepeeed and At The Library Records)

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1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format. I hope that makes sense!
2. I asked the bands if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment.

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Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)

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