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Aspen Radio Show Notes #12

Thanks for tuning in to the Life in Aspen with Lyssa radio show! Tune in every Monday at noon MST on party934.com.

Click to listen: Life in Aspen December 3 / download (via party934podcasts.com)

Things I talked about:

Silly jams played from ‘L Party’ theme party: Britney Spears’ “Lucky”, LeAnn Rimes’ “Right Kind of Wrong”, LoneStar’s “Amazed”

Events:

  • AYPA Holiday Party at Element 47 / Tues, Dec 4 / 6-9pm / must be a member
  • Yappy Hour Lucky Day Animal Rescue / Wednesday, Dec 5 / 4:30-6:30pm / $15 donation = open bar
  • “Light on Life” Iyengar Yoga fireside chat with Trishka Lemos / Thurs, Dec 6 / 5pm / Plato’s at Aspen Meadows

Important Question – please leave answers in comments! – It’s Christmas party season, is it appropriate to always be in costume if it’s Christmas funny?

Fitness:

  • Aspen CrossFit – it’s official, I’m coaching! This week: Wednesday 8 & 9a and Thursday 4:30, 5:30 & 6:30pm!
  • Basketball at Aspen High School Tues Thurs 6-8pm $5
  • Slow Flow Yoga at Arjuna with Mara Tuesday 3-4pm + top of the mountain TBA depending on snow

Belly Up Sched:

MNF: Giants vs. Redskins / Mon, Dec 3 / 6:30pm / No Cover – everyone cheer for Santana Moss so I make it to fantasy playoffs!
Afrolicious / Mon, Dec 3 / 9:30pm / $8
I played: Live 

Dead Winter Carpenters / Tues, Dec 4 / 9:30pm / No Cover
I played: Find Your Home

Robotic Pirate Monkey with Berkel Beats / Wed, Dec 5 / 9:30pm / $10
I played: Robotic Pirate Monkey’s “The Walls” & Berkel Beats “Chill Sunday Drive”

oh, ps: “trap music” is, according to urban dictionary

Trap music is based on use of the 808 Roland drum machine, pitched and re-sampled hiphop/rap vocals, pipe flutes, gangsta synth leads, and various FX. Similar to rap without the main vocal, Trap music has been gaining lots of attention from major DJ’s and labels. Although, the style originated many years ago, Trap music has recently been making a new school comeback in many new forms such as “Trap”, “Chirp”, “SeaPunk”, “PsyTrap”, and “TrapStep”. Earliest known examples can be found by artists such as Triple Six Mafia, UGK, Swisha House, and Gucci Mane. Tempos range widely from 135-175bpm which is uncommon for most major genres of electronic dance music (EDM).

In laymen’s terms, Trap music would be best described as a recipe;

1/3 hip hop (tempo and song structure similar) – however vocals are usually pitched lower or higher
1/3 dubstep (similar drum arrangements, different builds and drops)
1/3 dub (Low frequency focus and strong emphasis on repetitiveness throughout a song)

TNF: Broncos vs. Raiders / Thurs, Dec 6 / 6:20pm / No Cover

$10 MENU! ALL ENTREES + A DRAFT

Super Diamond / Fri, Dec 7 / 9:30pm / $26

SNF: Lions vs. Packers / Sun, Dec 9 / 6:20pm / No Cover

An Evening w/ Perpetual Groove / Sun, Dec 9 / 9:30pm / $17

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