https://bdsmovement.net/boycott-radiohead-concerts

Fun, mysterious marketing campaign for it.

Sad about the split. Anyway, time to listen to the classics as I got a ton of crunch today.

Probably cheap for licensing.

Employee torture: girl from impanema on repeat.

I can't say I've noticed, but have you tried using Shazam or a similar music identifying app? Even if that turns up no results, that's probably an indicator that it's GenAI (assuming the sample you record is clear enough).

The more I think about it, the crazier it seems that a piece of political satire can be so relevant 28 years later!

Good song though. I'd heard of the band, never made a point of listening to them.

Link didn’t work for some reason

Probably my mistake, thanks for pointing it out, fixed now!

Adelaide four piece

Wtf I count six people...

Link didn't work for some reason, The Tullamarines - 'Running On Empty' (live for Like A Version)

Ypu forget how effective and powerful good layering vocals can be. Loved it.

Gurrumul, Jenny Morris, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait, The Living End, and Vika & Linda.

To me it sounds like a measurment problem first. For instance many Boomers are obsessed with the Beatles or The Rolling Stones and probably listened to their albums a lot more than a local band such as Cream, but the the listens weren't measured only the sale was.

charts used to be based on purchases of records, CDs and cassettes, they now include digital downloads and streaming, which account for more than 70% of industry revenues. Streaming has risen more than 50% in Australia in the last five years but the share of streams that are Australian content has fallen 31% over the same period

This 31% number seems to be the closest the article comes to explaining why there may be a meaningful drop in interest in Australian music. But it doesn't develop that part enough.

Jupiter is a favourite of mine, but i've been listening more and more to Mars. Its so interesting to listen to Mars and then listen to The Battle from the Gladiator soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and/or Gavin Greenaway. There are some really obvious inspirations from Mars to The Battle, very cool to here them.

Yep, Beet's Symphony No 9. Why not? Ode to Joy and to everyone who's listening to it!

I'm listening right now and I'll make a lazy bet it will a piece by Beethoven. Hope I'm wrong not because I don't love Beethoven but because it's usually a Beethoven.

Absolutely!

How good is the planets

A minimal option could be license fees occurring every time a companies re/trains their model. Probably wouldn't be something the creative industry would go for, but they might.

A maximal option could be incurring licence fees for every 'token' used. That turns it into something akin to what occurs now, whether thats good or not, i don't know.

They have a song about bin night that I think might be better than the Wiggles' song about it

Ah, thats actually a cool, sick, awesome, rad song. Wiggles better watch their fucken backs with these BMX bandits ridin about.

Tops presenter, Lisa Sugarman, said onslow is an artist and producer out of Perth.

Yep, well said.

Advertising and availability. It's there when you need it, like a drug dealer.

Speaking of McDonalds, I seriously don't understand those still eating in in this day and age. It's overpriced pseudo-food. There is no benefit. I'd rather eat a decade-old military ration, or a plain block of tofu.

The only times I've even considered it in the past ten years are in a group of inebriated friends leaving a club/party who all want to eat, plus every other shop in walking distance is closed because it's midnight

My houserock was in a radio deadspot.