This podcast is a musical tribute to a sadly departed but brilliant HBO original series, SIX FEET UNDER. A groundbreaking show about the Fishers, a family of funeral directors that confront and contemplate life and death. The soundtrack to the show became a vehicle for many independent musicians through the musical taste of family’s youngest, Claire: a precocious art major just trying to find her way – as we all do.
This podcast was inspired by the 2008 Beijing Olympic Ceremonies, directed by Zhang Yimou, as well as the completion of the animated series, Nickelodeon’s Avatar the Last Airbender. It features score tracks from several of Yimou’s films as well as clips from Avatar.
For more information on the amazing music of Avatar, please visit The Track Team on Myspace and sign the petition for an official soundtrack release! Personally, I think each Season deserves its own disc, but I would settle for a 30+ track including the trailer music!
Thanks for listening!
The Olympic Theme Song… courtesy of black20.com
There are no words. LOL
Read the full ORGCONFUZ Animation Show review of this year’s Animation Show!
Recently on Myspace, there was a featured video for Tori Amos’ latest project, Comic Book Tattoo. An interesting interview where Tori discusses her experience in the music industry, her long-time creative friendship with Neil Gaiman (of the Sandman comic series) and the overall collaboration of artists. Those who know me know that I used to be an avid Tori fan back in the day, but like a long distance old friend, I lost touch with her music somewhere around The BeeKeeper album… A creative new endeavor from a brilliant and eclectic artist such as Tori Amos proves not only topical (i.e. the comic uprising in Hollywood covered in the latest Dark Knight review), but inspirational as well! 
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As promised, the first Orgconfuz Playlist podcast has been dedicated to the wily independent spirits, playfully living out the days of summer before heading off to (or going back to) college. Particularly my cousins – Wyatt, Abby, Megan, Kate and Todd. Ah, the folly of youth!
These songs are a compilation from older and new artists with one common goal – to sound good in the background while either lying on a sandy beach, galavanting in your car, or just plain having fun. Although these are classic tracks from all, the opportunity to seek out their full catalogue of music is highly encouraged!
This podcast was created with Garageband. (My first experience creating a podcast, so please forgive the poor microphone quality and the hokey DJ voice, both of which shall improve over time… we hope.)
Unfortunately, I missed a great opportunity this past week for my first concert review.
Via Audio played the Bowery Ballroom, one of my favorite venues in NYC. They opened up for The Spring Standard, who was having their CD release Party. In February 2008, I saw Via Audio open for the fantastic Someone Still Loves You, Boris Yeltsin at Mercury Lounge. (They both rocked the house!)
In the upcoming Organized Confusion Playlist podcast, both bands will be featured as well as a few more summer tunes! Inspired by certain freshman and pre-college age family members, this podcast will be dedicated to the independent spirited youth of the world.
It’s finally here! The Organized Confusion Music Review Site! Coinciding with my own birth, I look forward to officially expanding the Orgconfuz lexicon with full-blown music goodness!!
Since schedules have eluded me recently, the weekly post structure has yet to be set. So maybe we’ll just play things by ear to start out with…Check back for new updates soon! Another quick reminder to friend Organized Confusion on Myspace to receive bulletins on post updates and meet other Orgconfuz readers!
Thanks for embarking on this new adventure with me. Loyal fans are always and forever appreciated… <3
 | kdtsva on Via Audio @ Bowery Ballroom… |
 | alex on Via Audio @ Bowery Ballroom… |
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