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After Arty rants about his binge watching, he discusses this amazing guitarist's talents. Justin Johnson is not just a master at the guitar, the slide guitar and coolness, but his YouTube presence is just amazing. You have to go to YouTube and search through this guy's channel and just see some of the amazing videos he has made, all of them revolving around the one thing that is making a comeback these days -- the guitar.

Yes, it is the 50th episode of the podcast. Yipee. Arty here takes a moment to RANT, as always, about social media, his DAW and life in general. Then he talks about the show Arrow. But he breaks down his feelings for the reggae band Rebelution and talks about their new album, In The Moment. You might be surprised how Arty actually feels about this new album. artyastermusic.com https://artyaster1.bandcamp.com/releases https://open.spotify.com/artist/4kZqOOQkFfGkYgKzi5mnwH?si=_sbbNsnYQhOHkNMTso28jw&dl_branch=1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxxt6qt19Gna5C4c9lME9Zw Arty's music is found in all streaming services for free. If you are a musician looking to collaborate with Arty, you can contact him through the website.

So as Arty approaches his 50th episode, he discusses his newest release (kind of) and the collaborations involved in this musical production. You can find Arty's creative works on his site and a few other places: artyastermusic.com https://artyaster1.bandcamp.com/releases https://open.spotify.com/artist/4kZqOOQkFfGkYgKzi5mnwH?si=_sbbNsnYQhOHkNMTso28jw&dl_branch=1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxxt6qt19Gna5C4c9lME9Zw Arty's music is found in all streaming services for free. If you are a musician looking to collaborate with Arty, you can contact him through the website.

Arty goes in and breaks down the tremendous success of what is considered one of the best albums of the '90s, Fiona's Apple's album Tidal. Her early music, this first album and some of her second album, Arty discusses and talks about how he used to dream about her music. Many who were born in the '90s or 2000s may only be acquainted with her newer stuff and Arty thinks that her older stuff deserves attention, especially in this world where true art is kind of a cliché instead of an actual thing. Let us know what you think: 1 781 728-5974 [email protected] artyastermusic.com

Arty delves into the realm of video games, from when they were the whopping 8 bits to today, where they rival blockbuster film scores. We discuss legends like Koji Kondo, Nobuo Uematsu, and many others. contact the show anytime: 1 781 728-5974 [email protected] artyastermusic.com

Arty is back from Hiatus! He took off the last half of August and all of September to recalibrate and take a clear direction on his ever-evolving podcast. Under a new format of only-one-song for his intro and not a new song every time, and also under the intro not lasting 25 minutes, he is focusing only on music. Well, this is what he is doing. He will be posting only one day a week now, Friday mornings he will release new material. If it is posted on Friday, it is about music. He will continue to release bonus material in between Fridays. But those will show up unannounced and by surprise. Yes, some chaos and mayhem will still exist in this new format. Arty has removed himself from all social media, so contact us by email at [email protected] or text/call at 1 781 728-5974 contact us: 1 781 728-5974 [email protected] artyastermusic.com

Arty gets starts off his movie-decade series by jumping right into the 50s. This was the golden age of T.V., but also the golden age of movie making. He breaks down the reasons as to why the 50s were so important in Hollywood and why this decade essentially catapulted starts into the decades beyond.

Arty vents for a bit here regarding losing a whole episode due to the file becoming corrupted after he edited it. Also, B Sharp and C will be taking a break until the first Friday in October and then the podcast will be only once a week on Friday mornings. Enjoy this episode and the simple discussion of three of Beth Hart's hits. We advise you to search her out for yourself and see just how immensely talented she really is.

Arty comes right out and discusses the talent of this band from Michigan, the state that has supported rock pretty much more than all the others over the decades. He talks about the critics and also talks about the bands talents. He is NOT TOO TECHNICAL in this episode. He is listening to listener feedback and trying to keep things for the layman - the music fan. [email protected]

Arty interviews Jason Tood, winner of 16 M.U.S.I.C awards. Arty realizes halfway through the interview that MUSIC means Men understanding secretious idiosyncratic characteristics. Jason is not a musician and doesn't like to be compared to one. All things taken into account, Arty escapes this situation almost unscathed.