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Published October 22nd, 2012 at 7:07 am in Podcast with 2 comments
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This website is called This Is Book’s Music. I have a podcast, and this is called Book’s Music. See how that works?
Like the diversity of music that’s on this website? You get all of that and more in my podcast. Have a listen. You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes.
Leighton Stein posted: 26 Oct at 7:40 am
Hello Mr. Book,
It was a piece of horrifying news to hear you would possibly be ending your podcast. My recent discovery your blog, not more than 48 hours ago, was a pleasant surprise; because, being a a lover of music, I was astounded by the diversity and range of your playlist–jazz, scream-o? or hardcore?, contemporary rock, international, hip-hop, electronic–on podcast #290!! Keep up the good work, more of the same.
thisisjohnbook posted: 26 Oct at 12:20 pm
Thank you. As I say in each show, I like to play a mixture of anything and everything, because that’s how I like to explore music. I’ve been doing this show for about six years, and I do enjoy putting it together but at times I think “should I try something else?” However, your reply here tells me that there are people like yourself who like to listen, especially when things are that diverse. I realize it’s not for everyone, but I want people to listen with an open mind while putting a small bit of truth in me, to say “okay, I think I like what he’s doing.”