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Four Tet — Everything Is Alright
Album: Pause
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Released: 2001
Length: 2:31
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*Looks around wildly for NPR..*
Posted 1 year ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
lovley- magical
Posted 2 years ago by gudi.hasivar    [ Reply ]
Listening to this makes me think I'll switch to Crystal Radio for a while. At least  until my headache's gone!🐨
Posted 2 years ago by goodenough    [ Reply ]
love this man's output, always puts me in a positive mood
Posted 4 years ago by jkforde    [ Reply ]
Four Tet must be a pseudonym for B.J. Leiderman.
Posted 5 years ago by tcseeley    [ Reply ]
Holy cow ! I just thought, I should turn on NPR and this came one. I was very confused.
Posted 5 years ago by handyrae    [ Reply ]
 Now that Tom Ashbrook is GONE! LOL!
 
Franky, I couldn't stand the guy, always interrupting expert-speaker guests with his inane and really dumb questions. I was always thinking, "Dude. Don't you do any research whatsoever?" WBUR/ NPR's "On Point" is so much better now without him.
 
bhallmark wrote:
Everything IS alright, now that Tom Ashbrook is here.

 

Posted 6 years ago by changodelaplaya    [ Reply ]
I like groovy tunes.
Posted 6 years ago by hughtwg    [ Reply ]
I always expect this to turn into something ....but it never does HAHA!
Posted 6 years ago by nsx    [ Reply ]
Everything IS alright, now that Tom Ashbrook is here.
Posted 7 years ago by bhallmark    [ Reply ]
 Mugro wrote:
resonator wrote:
The Connection uses Cantaloop by US3, as far as I know. This tune is from On Point, as noted by others. Sadly, the era of The Connection is coming to an end.
Too bad the Connection and On Point don't both go away. Actually I have listened to both so that I know what the Dems talking points are. The On Point host give a big "Uh huh" every time a guest or caller makes a point that follows the party line. And that Jack Beady — has anyone ever figured out who he is? He is always introduced as "and here is our own Jack Beady" and asked to weigh in on the topic and counter whatever slightly conservative argument might have been poised. Why aren't we told who Jack is and where he is from? He is brought forward as some sort of expert, and yet his credentials are never mentioned! I guess this is one of those forever unsolved mysteries.

 
Oh, what an interesting comment from my "12 year ago self"! I'm glad I wasn't a time traveler back then to see how the media has devolved since then! In this day of fake news, white nationalists and antifa, Tom Ashbrook is looking more centrist by the day. I still listen to his show almost daily, and he still gives me insight to how the old school leftists think. I still hear Christopher Lydon every once in awhile on Boston NPR radio, but he definitely sounds like a relic from the 60s. On Point is still very relevant though. 
Posted 7 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
 Spiderwoman wrote:
Why did On Point just come on?

 
I did a double-take to make sure my computer hadn't just switched to NPR and On Point! {#Stupid}
Posted 8 years ago by NickDanger    [ Reply ]
Why did On Point just come on?
Posted 8 years ago by Spiderwoman    [ Reply ]
              Compass Rose
  
     If you miss somerset house,
       It's out in the distance,
Strange, how I long for a  fair distance
   Between me and the four winds.
     

Posted 8 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
 That's how I feel!! I was confused and thought RP was going to play an NPR show!  Whew...DearDM wrote:
Tom Ashbrook has come to haunt me on RP. Eeew!

 

Posted 9 years ago by bubbyboy77    [ Reply ]
 Hippostar wrote:

"This is a Meat Puppets song... "



 
I love Nirvana and Kurt Cobain but he's the meat puppet pushing up daisies. This song rocks.
Posted 9 years ago by knowmater    [ Reply ]
Always wondered who this was. NPR. Thanks Bill
Posted 9 years ago by stalfnzo    [ Reply ]
love the acoustic guitar and fat beat in bas-relief
 
Posted 9 years ago by hempmandan    [ Reply ]
Laughing at the totally understandable NPR comments...
Posted 10 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
Makes me uncomfortable to hear this without Tom cutting in.
Posted 10 years ago by jukes1    [ Reply ]

"This is a Meat Puppets song... "


Posted 10 years ago by Hippostar    [ Reply ]
Hey who put on NPR?
Posted 11 years ago by MassivRuss    [ Reply ]
YEAH MAN. Everything is f*&cking ALRIGHT. {#Daisy}
Posted 11 years ago by bethesdaboo    [ Reply ]

marvelous...
 
Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
Tom Ashbrook has come to haunt me on RP. Eeew!
Posted 11 years ago by DearDM    [ Reply ]
Couldn't figure out how iTunes had jumped from RP into a podcast. Then I realized it hadn't. Really weird to hear this in the different context.
Posted 12 years ago by jukes1    [ Reply ]
Can't hear this for the music, waiting for the radio show to start.
 
Posted 12 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
Wow.... downloaded this from Napster YEARS ago....

Never heard it here before...

Awesome 
Posted 12 years ago by ckcotton    [ Reply ]
Sweet groove. I dig.
Posted 12 years ago by d-don    [ Reply ]
 ozzie1313 wrote:
Heh, this the theme for On Point.  Wondered how this song developed, kind of repeats the innervating sequence, but not bad.
 
I knew I knew it from somewhere!


Posted 12 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
Heh, this the theme for On Point.  Wondered how this song developed, kind of repeats the innervating sequence, but not bad.
Posted 13 years ago by ozzie1313    [ Reply ]
 Bosami wrote:
Dubstep?

I like - though for a second I thought this was NPR - the local station uses this song as it's program theme.
 

Actually it's a nationwide call-in show called "The Story" and I always wondered where this track came from. Great show too.
Posted 13 years ago by forge    [ Reply ]
Dubstep?

I like - though for a second I thought this was NPR - the local station uses this song as it's program theme.
Posted 14 years ago by Bosami    [ Reply ]
 ellyj wrote:
Love this track! Great to hear Four Tet getting some airplay. The whole 'Pause' album is fantastic - highly recommend it to all people interested in quirky electronica.
  I second this- the album is well worth buying.

And if you get a chance to see him live (because the stage show I saw was just him- standing on stage with two laptops), do go- utterly amazing music.


Posted 14 years ago by catnip    [ Reply ]
Too busy.  All the different pieces seem to be just barely not quite in sync... 5 for effort.
Posted 14 years ago by dggeek    [ Reply ]
This is boring{#Sleep}
Posted 14 years ago by siskinbob    [ Reply ]
i think jel anticon used this for one of his songs.
Posted 15 years ago by Flipmode    [ Reply ]
 ri_shelton wrote:
Yeah! I expect to hear Tom Ashbrook's voice. He's back as of 1/02/2008 from his surgery. We missed him. (They played the Four Tet riff in his absence, though.)
 
Ha.  Thought it was a pledge drive!

Posted 15 years ago by Egrey    [ Reply ]
 canoeist wrote:
Doesn't really go anywhere does it
 
I agree, it doesn't. Kept waiting. A few nice notes.

Posted 15 years ago by Dahlia_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
Zweiblumen wrote:
Folktronica....interesting term. I really like Four Tet, who else can you recommend?

I like Múm and Tunng. Wikipedia also mentions Juana Molina and Beth Orton in their article about folktronica; I wouldn't think of them as folktronica, but I like them, too.

{#Sunny}


Posted 16 years ago by gpvos    [ Reply ]

Thank you for playing this!

{#Daisy}


Posted 16 years ago by gpvos    [ Reply ]
Love this track! Great to hear Four Tet getting some airplay. The whole 'Pause' album is fantastic - highly recommend it to all people interested in quirky electronica.
Posted 16 years ago by ellyj    [ Reply ]
Yeah! I expect to hear Tom Ashbrook's voice. He's back as of 1/02/2008 from his surgery. We missed him. (They played the Four Tet riff in his absence, though.)
Posted 16 years ago by ri_shelton    [ Reply ]
This is a fantastic little bit of mood music.
Posted 16 years ago by phrawzty    [ Reply ]
Doesn't really go anywhere does it
Posted 17 years ago by canoeist    [ Reply ]
i really enjoyed that
Posted 17 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
Tom Ashbrook is the MAN. Just FYI.
Posted 17 years ago by DoctorHooey    [ Reply ]
Zweiblumen wrote:
The show you're thinking of is On Point. I'm not sure if it's a WBUR produced show, but it is on the air here in Boston.
Ahh, thought it sounded familiar. I've occasionally heard RP music used as outros on WBUR.
Posted 17 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
Ahhhhh! Someone put NPR in my RP? /threw me a little. I like the show its from and I like RP, so its not bad.
Posted 17 years ago by chasech5    [ Reply ]
this always sounds like two overlapping songs
Posted 17 years ago by Hinkamp    [ Reply ]
physicsgenius wrote:
NPR is only propaganda to someone who thinks Rush Limbaugh even occasionally tells the truth.
Can I just say HUZZAH to that??
Posted 17 years ago by rgrace    [ Reply ]
reddirtgirl wrote:
hey this is used in that daytime NPR show as the intro! can't remember the name of the show.It's a boston? based show? that is on weta?wamu? in dc
The show you're thinking of is On Point. I'm not sure if it's a WBUR produced show, but it is on the air here in Boston.
Posted 17 years ago by Zweiblumen    [ Reply ]
is this really a single song?, it sounds like the drum track from another song overlayed.
Posted 18 years ago by Hinkamp    [ Reply ]
hey this is used in that daytime NPR show as the intro! can't remember the name of the show.It's a boston? based show? that is on weta?wamu? in dc
Posted 18 years ago by reddirtgirl    [ Reply ]
Nice transition from Crowded House to this. Bill gets it right again. And again.
Posted 18 years ago by horstman    [ Reply ]
Posted 18 years ago by R_P    [ Reply ]
david_d wrote:
great to hear Four Tet on RP - hooray for folktronica! well done Bill.
Folktronica....interesting term. I really like Four Tet, who else can you recommend?
Posted 18 years ago by Zweiblumen    [ Reply ]
MojoJojo wrote:
Oh come on, where would we be without National Propaganda Radio!
NPR is only propaganda to someone who thinks Rush Limbaugh even occasionally tells the truth.
Posted 18 years ago by physicsgenius    [ Reply ]
Mugro wrote:
After my rant, I decided to google Jack. Jack Beatty is the senior editor at Atlantic Monthly, and formerly of the New Republic. I guess I feel better, now knowing where he comes from. Why not say that on air once in awhile?
Why should he? I mean, mainstream media is totally funded and filled with conservatives, but they aren't required to show their pedigree all the time. In fact, they are presented as the "middle" heh.
Posted 18 years ago by jennybean42    [ Reply ]
Mugro wrote:
Too bad the Connection and On Point don't both go away...
Oh come on, where would we be without National Propaganda Radio!
Posted 19 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
Mugro wrote:
Too bad the Connection and On Point don't both go away. Actually I have listened to both so that I know what the Dems talking points are. The On Point host give a big "Uh huh" every time a guest or caller makes a point that follows the party line. And that Jack Beady -- has anyone ever figured out who he is? He is always introduced as "and here is our own Jack Beady" and asked to weigh in on the topic and counter whatever slightly conservative argument might have been poised. Why aren't we told who Jack is and where he is from? He is brought forward as some sort of expert, and yet his credentials are never mentioned! I guess this is one of those forever unsolved mysteries.
After my rant, I decided to google Jack. Jack Beatty is the senior editor at Atlantic Monthly, and formerly of the New Republic. I guess I feel better, now knowing where he comes from. Why not say that on air once in awhile?
Posted 19 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
resonator wrote:
The Connection uses Cantaloop by US3, as far as I know. This tune is from On Point, as noted by others. Sadly, the era of The Connection is coming to an end.
Too bad the Connection and On Point don't both go away. Actually I have listened to both so that I know what the Dems talking points are. The On Point host give a big "Uh huh" every time a guest or caller makes a point that follows the party line. And that Jack Beady -- has anyone ever figured out who he is? He is always introduced as "and here is our own Jack Beady" and asked to weigh in on the topic and counter whatever slightly conservative argument might have been poised. Why aren't we told who Jack is and where he is from? He is brought forward as some sort of expert, and yet his credentials are never mentioned! I guess this is one of those forever unsolved mysteries.
Posted 19 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
oops, I meant "On Point"
Posted 19 years ago by pedro    [ Reply ]
The Connection!
Posted 19 years ago by pedro    [ Reply ]
great to hear Four Tet on RP - hooray for folktronica! well done Bill.
Posted 19 years ago by david_d    [ Reply ]
True! That was weird - suddenly I'm listening to NPR again during my daily musical interlude. adi wrote:
It's hard to disconnect this from the NPR show "The Connection"
Posted 19 years ago by Donaldo    [ Reply ]
I saw this guy in Sweden, and it is just one guy, and he rocked the hell outta his laptop.
Posted 19 years ago by miahfost    [ Reply ]
stinkycheese wrote:
"all right" is two words, dammit!
Well, sort of, yeah..
Posted 19 years ago by phrawzty    [ Reply ]
Sounds like the same guitar riff in Nirvana's "Lake of Fire"
Posted 19 years ago by rascal420    [ Reply ]
adi wrote:
It's hard to disconnect this from the NPR show "The Connection"
The Connection uses Cantaloop by US3, as far as I know. This tune is from On Point, as noted by others. Sadly, the era of The Connection is coming to an end.
Posted 19 years ago by resonator    [ Reply ]
It's hard to disconnect this from the NPR show "The Connection"
Posted 19 years ago by adi    [ Reply ]
Interesting. I recognize this well. NPR uses this tune to intro its program "Fresh Air" ... uh, I mean On Point.
Posted 19 years ago by reedifus    [ Reply ]
This is the opening theme music for https://www.onpointradio.org/
Posted 19 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
"all right" is two words, dammit! I know, so is "damn it."
Posted 19 years ago by stinkycheese    [ Reply ]