Produced from an original live take in Flying Fish Studios in Big Tuna, TX, released in celebration of making it to SXSW next year, we have TDSBP. Narrated and custom music by SayLa.

Check it here by downloading the 4 song podcast directly, and/or sign up for The Deep Sounds podcasts that will be updated frequently with entertaining new shows by adding this RSS feed to your aggregator.

Available for your precious earbuds we have the 4 songs for free and a 3 song bobby pack for $ 0.99 via the MIXPAL widget.

All that fun and the Yahoo Media Player below will blast this delightful audio assault of smooth western pleasure to your earlobes fast than you can say “yaah doggie!”. Just click the thang floating in the bottom left of you screen and your golden like a TX tan. Or press the play button up yonder above.

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Delerious’s first attempt at podcasting… featuring the one and only Diamond D-Lerious. Cuts written and produced by Adam “Diamond” Powell and David “D-Lerious” Aaronson. The collaborations took place from 1998 - 2001.

Check it here by downloading the 21 MB mp3 file directly, or sign up for the Angry Coffee CoffeeCast podcasts that will be updated frequently with entertaining new shows by adding this RSS feed to your aggregator.

East Side Girls - A song detailing the virtues of just a few of the beautiful girls that lived on the east side of Madison, Wisconsin at one time or another. The song also gives shout outs to Madison area landmarks such as the Crystal Corner bar, Vilas Park and the great and powerful Yahara river. It is one of the great yet-to-be-discovered pop songs of the last millenium. Butch Vig, you live in Madison. Google yourself. Find this post. Listen to this song. Hook us up!

Picador - A jam about trying to talk to a honey that is seemingly out-of-reach. The setting is the Magnus resturant bar in Madison, Wisconsin circa 2000. A couple glasses of wine, and a hint from Chris Berge has D-ler looking for a girl who thinks he is kinda interesting. Now if he only knew which one…

La Di Da Di - Diamond D-lerious cover of the Slick Rick / Dougie Fresh classic. The song is set to a club beat. Picture yourself at 1015 Folsom or the Cardinal Bar at 1:20 AM on a Thursday night.

Go to the Body - The first official Diamond D-Lerious track. It was a coming out party for the rap talents of D-Lerious, and the production skills of Adam Powell. In addition, it features sultry vocals by the one and only Rebecca Eisenberg. This song was recorded under the influence of Red Hook, Sierra Nevada and the magic that was Erkle.

3 in a row from KING MONEY SHOT baby. Featuring Todd Tate on lead slide guitar. Test 1-2 Micraphone checka . Check it here by downloading the 11 MB mp3 file directly, or sign up for the Angry Coffee CoffeeCast podcasts that will be updated frequently with entertaining new shows by adding this RSS feed to your aggregator.