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Podcast: 5:15.01

in 5:15

Dundas West to Runnymede
515-1.MP3, 5 min, download (3 MB)

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  1. Mike, January 25, 2005

    Then boredom hit...

  2. Ross, January 25, 2005

    Life is like that eh? :-)
    Where's your podcast Mr. Man?

  3. rick3528, January 26, 2005

    Wow, This has to be your best podcast ever. I am impressed!
    Love the WHO reference in the title! Great download time too.
    Standing O, Still clapping.......throwing flowers.....bow dam it.
    Questions: who came up with the term "PODCAST"? and if someone out there makes a better mouse trap will it still be a PODCAST? (playing cards this week?)

  4. Mike, January 26, 2005

    Working on my set up right now.

  5. Ross, January 26, 2005

    The Who reference? I must have missed that one...:)
    I guess this whole "Podcast as art" thing isn't going over too well if you and Mike are indicative of the general reaction ;)
    No cards this week...
    ...and no idea who came up with the term Podcast.
    But I did finally open up the jar of pickles you gave me just before Christmas '03! yum.

  6. doug, January 26, 2005

    you really are enjoying your public transit time just a little too much...

  7. rick3528, January 26, 2005

    5:15 is a who song on Quadropheonia (sp)
    "Out of my brain on train"
    Glad you liked the dills. Of all the stuff I canned, they are the 2nd best recipe discovered.

  8. Ross, February 8, 2005

    Hey! I know that song! :)
    I never really got into the Who - I mean, I like e'm, they really jazzz up CSI and all, but they weren't really on my playlist growing up. I touched on them here and there, but I was more of a Zep/Floyd fan....
    I've since relistened to Quadrophenia (its on right now as we speak) and it turns out that I could have used the song as a source of inspiration. The whole album really - some of the "soundseeing" bits are quite cool.
    I also realized how much I miss the "Album" experience. There are no great rock composers anymore, at least not that I know about. As I listen to this, I'm really missing vinyl and truly great music.