Friday, February 5, 2010

Audibly Lost Twitter Lists


I've created two Audibly Lost twitter lists focused on Lost bands and Lost podcasters. The band list is a bit slim at the moment, but if you know of any bands I've missed (who are on Twitter) please let me know and I'll add them. Same goes for podcasters.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

"LA X" Initial Podcast Roundup

With Season 6 in top gear it's time to feature some podcasts for initial reactions to the episode. Some old favorites and new additions are here. So pick one, two, three... or maybe even all of them, and have a listen to what people think about the premiere.

  • Cranky Fanatic is back after a long hiatus, and brings us a roundtable with different fans of the show - Listen here.

  • The Lost Flasbacks kick the season into gear with Josh and Amanda returning to coverage of new episodes of Lost. The two have been going non-stop over the hiatus covering other shows, such as Firefly, as well. - Download the podcast here.

  • Geronimo Jack's Beard is a new podcast created by Jorge Garcia and his girlfriend Beth, who also goes by the name Sidekick22. The two recorded each episode when Jorge received the script, providing a unique look into each episode. - Visit their site and download the podcast here. You can also follow them on Twitter and Facebook.

  • The Official Lost Podcast is back with Damon, Carlton and Kris in tow, with Kris expecting a child (congrats)! This week there was a video podcast and an audio podcast released. As always you can find both on ABC.com. - ABC's Official Lost Podcast page.

  • The Joshmeister returned this week, and brought his in-depth initial analysis of the show with him. He had a couple guests join him this week (including myself) so check out his site and podcast feed to grab the podcast once it's uploaded.


Of course that only scratches the surface, but be sure to keep checking Audibly Lost in the weeks to come for more featured podcasts, and other news about what we've got planned for Season 6 and beyond.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Interview with "Lost" blogger Erika Olson

Erika Olson of Long Live Locke recently did an interview with KPAM 860 Portland about the show and her blog. Have a listen, and make sure to check out Long Live Locke for Erika's recaps this season:

Via @erikaolson

Sonic Weapon Fence

With the Lost premiere tonight, I thought it'd be a good time to post and draw some attention to a band doing music based on Lost. Check out Sonic Weapon Fence's MySpace page for some of their music. The band is based in Chicago and has seven songs up to listen to.
Sonic Weapon Fence takes it's cues from legendary bands like Warp 11, Stovokor and the series of incredibly crappy No Kill One bands. If you're a Trek fan and don't know these groups, look 'em up, thank us later. The band's made up of three singer/songwriters from Chicago IL and Racine WI.

The trio of Patrick Ehlers, Pete Pfarr, and Pete Snyder formed in late March and have been writing songs with vigor and determination since then.

The group will be recording and putting an album out as soon as is reasonably possible.

Via Sonic Weapon Fence

Friday, January 8, 2010

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs Discusses "Lost"

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Five Days Of Season 5: "Coconut Telegraph"

The final song Audibly Lost will be featuring for the Season 5 DVD release, which was yesterday, is Coconut Telegraph, by Jimmy Buffett. While the song itself isn't in Season 5, it is referenced by Sawyer, during a conversation with Amy, in LaFleur.
Amy: We had a fight. [Sighs]

Sawyer: Must've been a doozy.

Amy: Please, Jim. It's personal.

Sawyer: Personal? You think this isn't gonna get out? It'll be on the coconut telegraph by breakfast.



Audio via I0rg0Jean on YouTube.
Episode dialogue via Lostpedia.

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Five Days Of Season 5: "Fantaisie-Impromptu"

Frédéric Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu is played by a young Daniel Faraday in The Variable.



Audio via ArRubMusic on YouTube.

Friday, December 4, 2009

Five Days of Season 5: "Intermezzo"

Day three. Rousseau's music box, heard playing in This Place Is Death (and previously in Solitary), gives us this gem. From Georges Bizet's Carmen.




Audio via deathstix on YouTube.