Thursday, December 23, 2010

SPECIAL: Happy Holidays!

Compiled by dj BC | Hosted by VJ Brewski | Art by Belle Dee

To download, please visit the podcast host site here-
http://threearadio.podbean.com/2010/12/23/special-happy-holidays/

I didn't make this, but I thought some folks might want to check it out. A collection of Christmas "mash-ups", courtesy of GROONK[dot]NET ಠ_ಠ

All tracks have been put together into a single mp3 file, so your device won't be able to skip from track to track. Instead, they will play in the order listed below. However, if you'd like to download individual tracks to create your own playlist, you can do so HERE- http://www.santastic4.com/V/

WARNING: Some tracks are NSFW or kids.

1. If You Jinglin’ (Clean)- DJ McFly (Boston, MA)
2. Christmas In Allston – Big D and the Kids Table (Boston, MA)
3. Rudolph (You Don’t Have To Put On The Red Light) – mojochronic (Berkeley, CA)
4. For The Love Of A Disco Snowplow – ATOM (New York, NY)
5. Seven Nation Santa – Smash-Up Derby (San Francisco, CA)
6. 8-Bit Hip-Hop Christmas – dj BC (Boston, MA)
7. Christmas Fire – Voicedude (Anaheim, CA)
8. Wow Christmas – Gaston (Paris, France)
9. Swing The Boot – Martinn (Sas van Gent, The Netherlands)
10. Insane in the Winter Wonderland – DJ Flack (Boston, MA)
11. I Feel Santa – Divide and Kreate (Stockholm, Sweden)
12. Give It To Me, Little Drummer Boy – Cheekyboy (Southend-on-Sea, England)
13. Walking In The Air – Secret Santa (Aberdeen, Scotland)
14. Forget You, Santa! (radio edit) – Voicedude (Anaheim, CA)
15. Jingle Date – G3RSt (Hoorn, The Netherlands)
16. Motown Christmas – mojochronic (Berkeley, CA)


BONUS: Alternate and Uncensored versions
Forget You, Santa![squeaky clean mix] – Voicedude (Anaheim, CA)
If You Jinglin’- DJ McFly (Boston, MA)
F#@% You, Santa! – Voicedude (Anaheim, CA)

Read more: http://www.groonk.net/blog/?p=14840#ixzz18wsTkdzf

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Episode 9- Introduction to threeA



To download, please visit the host page, located HERE.
The ranks of threeA fans have been growing like crazy. On the official threeA discussion board, it seems like more and more folks are dropping in daily. Many of them have questions about the company; how it started, who's behind it, and so on. So, we've decided to do an "Introduction to threeA" episode.

Our goal- to bring new fans up to speed on the origins ofone of the most cutting-edge designer vinyl companies around: threeA.


This episode also features a review of the recently released threeA posters, submitted by new threeA Radio contributor, The Monarch.



Also featured, a review of the 1/6 Panda Shocktrooper Dropcloth by Solodice.


All this, plus Gimbat's news and more.
Show breakdown:

Introduction

Gimbat's News
Poster Review by The Monarch

Intro to threeA

Panda Shocktrooper Review by Solodice

Closing
Links:

The Gimbat's News segment features some submissions to the threeA Motion-Ad Contest. Links to all entries can be found at the threeA forum Daily News thread, HERE
As well on the contest thread, HERE.

Direct links to the video entries featured in this episode:

EdGein


Knives Out

Talyn

As well as one that resonates with many drop-night veterans, created by Hogan.


















Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Vidcast 1: WWRp 3X3 Pack!

VidCast 1: WWRp3X3Pack




ThreeA radio is made possible by a team of dedicated threeA fans. One member of the ThreeA Radio team, Yama86 (also known as Yamata86), has created a series of unboxing videos. These impressively shot videos feature a variety of different threeA figures, and give fans a chance to view them in a way that static pictures just can't do.

ThreeA Radio is proud to present the first of what will be a series of special VidCasts created by Yama86. In this episode, We take a look at the World War Robot Portable 3X3 pack, which featured a collection of 1/12 scale Large Martin, Damn Large Martin, and Bramble figures, as well as a 1/12 version of Blanc DePlume.


LINK: Yamata86 youtube channel


The threeA Radio team is

Eric (host & editor), Devours, Yama86, Chasbrock, Solodice, and The Monarch

Sunday, November 14, 2010

ep.8- Oh, Sh*t; ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE!

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Oh Sh*t; ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE!!!









Episode 8 comin' atcha.

In this episode, I'm joined by some friends to discuss a recent surprise drop in which Ashley Wood offered up a small assortment of vintage threeA figures AT RETAIL PRICE.

We also talk about the Adventure Kartel ZOMBIE figures, and take a look at how each of us would deal with a real-life Zombie Apocalypse.




Later on, we chat about the new Large Martin/Bramble 3X3 pack.





All this and more on podcast episode 8.

Episode Links:

"Music For ThreeA Legion" composed by Chien-Yu Huang

ThreeA Legion Forum

ThreeA Production Blog

Bambaland Store

Monday, November 8, 2010

Thank you, Spanky Stokes!

Episode 8 is just about ready, but in the meantime, here's a quick interview that appeared a while back on SpankyStokes.com. HUGE Thank you to Anubis2Night of Fallen Regime.com for conducting the interview.

http://www.spankystokes.com/2010_09_08_archive.html

Eric, I love the new podcast can you tell us a bit more about it. How did you get started?
The podcast started with an idea I threw out on the old threeA Legion forum. I'd had a few beers that night, so the little voice telling me it was a silly idea was out of commission. Surprisingly, response to the idea was overwhelmingly positive. I think what sealed the deal for me was when Ashley chimed in and said "Do it!"

So Eric how long does it usually take to produce a episode?
Gathering the material is pretty simple; the hard part is the editing. When recording a conversation with other threeA fans, it's easy to get caught up in the moment and drift off topic. Listening, then re-listening to the recordings and deciding what to prune is where the minutes start to turn into hours. Sometimes, the recordings turn out perfect as-is; other times, it takes a little work. A thirty minute segment can take up to 2 hours of work to clean up.

So how has the experience changed so far as you've produced it? Do you have any future plans for where your gonna take the show?
The podcast is still a baby; it's finally learned to walk but it isn't running yet. Producing it has changed in many ways as the show has evolved, but the biggest change has been deciding on a set format for each episode. Ever since cracking that nut, putting the episodes together has gotten a TON easier.

I'm also learning how to more effectively use my recording/mixing software with each episode. The program I use is a freeware program called Audacity. It is surprisingly flexible, and has a ton of cool bells & whistles. The hard part has been finding out where those bells & whistles are, and how to use them.

As for the future, I'd like to eventually earn the assistance of some regular contributors. I'd also like to eventually find a regular co-host. I could go on and on for hours talking about different threeA toys and Ashley Wood comics by myself, but I think it's more entertaining for listeners to hear two or more people discuss a topic.

Do you know if Ashley Wood has listened to it yet?
Dude, I have no idea! I'd like to think that he has, and that he approves of the show, but I haven't asked him yet. I have the utmost respect for Ashley Wood; his accomplishments as both an artist and a businessman are frankly astounding. Not only that, but he seems like a genuine, down to earth good guy. But in the end, I'm not doing the podcast for him. I'm doing it for his fans.

Any plans on trying to get Ashley on?
Not yet. Gotta learn to walk before I try to run. (LOL) Earlier, I referred to the podcast as still being in its infancy. Having Ash on now would be like turning the podcast into a child-star! And child-stars don't tend to end up well.

Also, having him on would be the ULTIMATE; I feel like there would be nowhere to go after that but downhill. However; with that being said, I'd jump at the chance to have him on the show. I'm just not going to push it yet.

Is there anything you really want to cover on the podcast but haven't yet?
TONS. What springs to mind right off the bat is an idea presented to me by Samir, one of the threeA forum moderators. He suggested having some of the resident artists and art collectors hold a discussion on Ashley Wood's art. I've been in touch with several people, and the idea is still in the works. Unfortunately, they're spread all over the globe, so finding a time that works for all of them has proven to be difficult.

Do you plan on Doing a live podcast for the next 3A event?
For episode 3, Chas, Yama, Solodice and I did a live recording during the Heavy Bramble drop, and it was a blast! I'd like to do something like that in the future, but with more participants. The energy generated by drop-nights is an amazing thing, and it's kick-ass to have the chance to capture it for the podcast. I'm not going to be able to do it for the TK Baka drop, but after that, I'd love to do it again.

If there's one thing you want people to come away from with this what would it be?
An awareness that they are part of large community of like-minded, really cool folks from all over the world.

Wear your threeA fandom with pride!

Saturday, October 30, 2010

*Special: Happy Halloween!

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This is not a regular episode of the podcast. It's just a little Halloween treat: A short "mix-tape" of selected songs from past podcast episodes plus a few Halloween-themed songs.

Runtime: 31 minutes, 30 seconds.

-Zombies vs Robots

-The Faces of Belmez

-Left 4 Dead: Zombies

-Halloween Theme with lyrics

-Scary Story

-Re. Your Brains

-The Evil Doll

-Halloween Song

Monday, October 25, 2010

7- The Female Of The Species Is More Deadly Than The Male

Episode 7- "The Female Of The Species Is More Deadly Than The Male"


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Submitted for your approval: Episode 7 of the threeA Radio podcast.

In this episode, we take a look at the recently released Tomorrow Queen figures. These figures manage to combine the ass-kicking coolness of the Tomorrow Kings with the long-legged beauty of Ashley Wood's female form paintings.




We'll also talk about the latest drop from the Adventure Kartel universe: The Fighting JC figure.




There will also be some discussion of a favorite topic of mine- the proposed World War Robot line of miniature figures; formerly known as the WWR Strategy line, now called threeA Strategy.



This episode will also feature a review of the WWR portable Dawn Patrol Armstrong figure, submitted by forum member Solodice.



All this, plus Gimbat's threeA news and a lot more, on episode 7 of the threeA radio podcast.

Runtime: 02:33:14

Segment breakdown-

-Intro

-Gimbat's News

-TQ discussion

-Interlude

-Fighting JC

-Interlude

-WWRs

-WWRp Armstrong review

-ThreeA Legion interview

-Outro

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Ep.6- "... Of Cabbages And (Tomorrow) Kings"






"Of Cabbages And (Tomorrow) Kings"

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Here it is, episode 6 of the threeA radio podcast; the internet's first podcast dedicated to the designer toys, art, and apparel of one of the most ground breaking toy companies around- Ashley Woods' threeA. In this episode, I'm joined by some fellow threeA fans to discuss one of the most popular lines of threeA figures- the Tomorrow Kings. We'll discuss the latest TK release, as well as do a little speculation on what may be coming in the future.



I'll also be giving a brief review of one of my favorite threeA 1/6 figures- the BBICN blood nails version of Tommy Mission.



I'll be kicking things off with Gimbat's news, brought to you by legion member devours.
All this and more, on episode 6 of the threeA radio podcast.

Episode Breakdown: 01:55:40

-introduction

-interlude

-gimbat's news

-interlude Monkey vs Robot

-TK talk

-interlude Grocery Store Robots

-TK talk, pt 2

-tommy mission review

-interlude Death Star Cantina

-outro/credits


ThreeA Radio is a fan produced podcast, and is not officially affiliated with Ashley wood, threeA toys, or any of it's employees. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast do not nessesarily reflect the views of Ashley wood or threeA

Friday, September 24, 2010

New Episode coming soon!


A crazy work-schedule is biting into my free time, but I'm not gonna let that stop me. The next episode of the threeA radio podcast will be up this coming week!

Stay tuned...

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Episode 5: Robot Smack-Down





Episode 5: Robot Smackdown

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01:33:27

In this episode, I'm joined by fellow threeA fan Solodice for some discussion on the different threeA colorways. We'll also take a look at who would win in a highlander-style robot battle: Armstrong? Bramble? Large martin? There can be only one. We'll give you our thoughts on who that one might be. All this, plus gimbat's threeA news update and more.

Episode Breakdown:

Intro

Interlude- My Son Optimus Prime

Gimbat's News

Interlude- Robot Love Song

Member Spotlight- Solodice

Interlude- Transformers Go Hollywood

WWR Colorways

Robot Smack-Down

Interlude- Robot Overlord

Off-Topic

Interlude- Wheeljack SOS

Outro



If you'd like to learn more about Ashley Wood's books, threeA, and other designer toys, please check out the following sites:

THe official threeA forum can be found at www.threeAonline.com/forum


You can find many of Ashley Wood's books at shop.idwpublishing.com/

The place to go to score threeA items is the Bambaland store, located at www.bambalandstore.com

be sure to Also check out Bambalands new sister site, bambasia at www.bambasia.com

Need to add some power to your robot's punch? You can load your bots up with some extra firepower, plus find other cool art toys by visiting my friends at www.fallenregime.com/

Two outstanding toy blogs that you need to bookmark are SPanky Stokes, located at http://www.spankystokes.com/

And Toys R Evil, at ToysREvil.blogspot.com

An awesome and ever evolving source of threeA information can be found at www.threeAwiki.com



ThreeA radio is a fan produced podcast, and is not officially affiliated with ashley wood, threeA toys, or it's employees. The views & opinions expressed on this podcast do not neccessarily reflect the views of Ashley Wood or threeA toys.

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Episode 4: PopBot Primer

Episode 4- Popbot Primer




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In this episode, I take my first pass at tackling Ashley Wood's comic series Popbot. I give a brief publishing history of the book, then pop my knuckles and give a (mostly) spoiler-free summary and cursory analysis of the series. I also touch on the different threeA releases to date that have their origin in the Popbot series.


The ThreeA Legion Member Spotlight segment also continues; this time, I chat with Bot Bambina & NoCash, a threeA collecting couple who are also veteran members of the threeA forums.


In keeping with the Popbot theme, this episode also features a review of one of the earliest threeA releases from the PopBot series- The 1/6 Tomorrow King Aki figure.


All this, plus Gimbat's News and a few other surprises, coming to you in episode 4 of the threeA radio fan podcast!

01:11:59

Segment Breakdown:

Intro 00:00:00

Gimbat's News 00:04:36

Interlude 00:10:54

Popbot Primer 00:13:15

Member Spotlight 00:36:37

Interlude 00:57:46

Review: Tomorrow King Aki 01:01:06

Outro & credits 01:09:36



Some cool links-

Toysrevil

ThreeA Legion Forum

ThreeA Production Blog


This podcast is put together by a threeA fan, FOR threeA fans. The door is always open to any fellow fans interested in participating, be it in the form of toy reviews, commentary, or just a shout-out to fellow fans. If you'd like to participate, drop me a comment here, or at threeARadio@gmail.com.

Special thanks goes out to BotBambina and NoCash of the threeA legion forums for participating in this episode, as well as to Pitu of Pituvision.com and Redbastard of Atomicthinktank.com for taking the time to create a detailed outline of the popbot universe.

Thanks also goes out to Gimbat of the threeA legion forums for tirelessly putting together the threeA daily news thread, ensuring that members like myself are kept in the loop in the constantly changing world of threeA.

And finally, Super-Special thanks go out to THE MAN, ashley wood, for creating such cool stories, art, and kick-ass toys.

threeA radio is a fan podcast, and is not officially affiliated with Ashley wood, threeA toys, or any of its employees. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Ashley wood or threeA.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Episode 3- Drop Night

ChasBrock, Yama86, and SoloDice


DROP NIGHT!!!
To Download Episode 3, Right-Click HERE and select "Save Link As"


Like a newborn colt taking its first wobbly steps, the threeA Radio podcast is back with episode 3! The show is still evolving, but I think I'm starting to find my rhythm with this thing.

In this episode, I'm joined by three other fans to discuss the release of the newest addition to the 1/6 World War Robot line- the Heavy Bramble mk2.5. Check this mother out-



Hungry? Have a BROMWICH.







GRAVEDIGGER. Countin' bodies like sheep.








DEIMOS. Little boy blue will blow you away.










JEA: First to sell out.


All four colorways sold out at Bambaland store in less than 24 hours.


Episode 3 segment breakdown:

00:00:00 Intro Zombies vs Robots by Rob Liscombe.

00:02:50 Interlude- The Rude Awakening Of Optimus Prime

00:06:55 Gimbat's News

00:12:05 Review- 1/6 Jung DePlume

00:18:00 Roundtable- Drop Night! With ChasBrock, Yama86, and Solodice

01:14:00 Interlude- The Rorschach Garden Robot Song

01:18:00 Review- 1/6 Dirty Deeds Bertie

01:26:55 Outro- Afromania Mina No Peace

The show is slowly but surely finding it's footing. There'll be some misteps along the way, but one day, we'll look back and say "Man, that show really has come a long way" I truly look forward to that day.

But until that day arrives, thanks to everyone who's hung in there thus far. And special thanks to ChasBrock, Yama86, and solodice from the threeA legion forum for participating in this episode.

And as always, major thanks go out to Ashley Wood and the threeA team for producing such kick ass toys.

If you'd like more information on the world of threeA, please check out the following links:

ThreeA legion forum at www.threeAonline.com/forum

ThreeA production blog- www.threeAonline.com/blog

Ashley Wood's blog- www.ashleybambaland.blogspot.com

ThreeA wiki - www.threeAwiki.com

ThreeA radio podcast is a fan produced show, and is not officially affiliated with ashley wood, threeA toys, or any of its employees. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of ashley wood or threea toys.
*Batteries not included.








Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Episode2: "What Does Nom DePlume Look Like?"



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"What Does Nom DePlume Look Like?"




Episode 2 of the ThreeARadio Podcast is now online. Thanks to all of the folks who have contributed with design work, music suggestions, audio submissions and online discussion.

In this episode, I take a look at the book World War Robot, which features art by Ashley Wood and writing by Ashley Wood and T.P. Louis. The book is actually not a ThreeA publication, but since a huge amount of ThreeA toy ideas come from the book, I figured it was worth looking into.




This episode clocks in at over 2 hours long, and that's AFTER extensive editing. Much of the material cut from this episode was too good to discard, so it is being incorporated into episode 3.

02:02:39
Here's the segment breakdown for this episode:

-Intro/welcome

-interlude (WWR)

-Gimbat's News featuring Devours

-interlude( StarWarsGangstaRap by Bentframe)

-Toy Review featuring contributor ChassBrock- The DePlumes

-Roundtable Discussion- World War Robot (featuring Pitu & BakerTheZombie)

-ThreeA legion Member Spotlight- Yama86

-interlude

-closing


Some Links-

ThreeA Legion Forum
ThreeA Wiki
Ashley Wood Blog
ThreeA Production Blog
Bambaland Store

ThreeA Radio is a fan produced podcast, and is in no way affiliated with Ashley Wood, ThreeA Toys, or any of it's employees. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of Ashley Wood or ThreeA toys.

*Batteries not included.

Friday, July 30, 2010

(mini) Episode 1.5- PopWar


Episode 2 will be out early this coming week, but here’s a little something to tide you over in the meantime.

This cool video was made by a filmmaker named Emmanuel Junglander.





Created in 2006 as the final project for his upper secondary school 2D animation studies, this video is an interpretation of a couple of different scenes from Ashley Wood’s Popbot series.

It really brings Ashley Wood’s world to life!

Check it out-

(Right-Click Here & "Save Link As" To download mp4)








Link to Emanuel Junglander's Vimeo page

Monday, July 19, 2010

Episode 1: "Getting to know you"



It's finally DONE.

Welcome to the first episode of the ThreeARadio podcast. This podcast is a work in progress, and will eventually evolve to follow a set format, but for this first episode, I chose to give some general background on the world of ThreeA toys and to introduce some of the fans of ThreeA.
For the most part, the show is made up of general discussion of different ThreeA books & toys, prefaced by a brief history of threeA and the heart & soul of the company- Ashley Wood.
Segment 1: Introduction & background on ThreeA & Ashley Wood

Music: Zombies vs. Robots, courtesy of Rob Liscombe

Segment 2: Discussion with ThreeA Legion member Devours

Music: The Humans Are Dead by Flight Of The Conchords

Segment 3: Discussion of ThreeA toys & books, as well as the World War Robot & Popbot movies with ThreeA Legion members Pitu and BakerTheZombie. Pitu also shares some of his experiences at the ThreeA Gathering in Beijing.

Music: Left 4 Dead Zombies

Segment 4: ThreeA Legion Member Spotlight. In this episode, we get to meet one of the original members of the ThreeA Legion- Sir Dirty Girty.


Segment 5: General discussion with ThreeA Legion Member ChasBrock.

Closing: Special thanks to ThreeA Legion members Pitu, BakerTheZombie, Devours, Sir Dirty Girty, and ChasBrock for sharing their time, energy, and insights. Thanks also to Ashley & Kim for creating such incredibly kick-ass toys.
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Links:

ThreeA Production Blog

Bambaland Store

ThreeA Legion Discussion Forums


Ashley Wood's Blog

Pituvision


The views and opinions expressed on the ThreeA Radio Podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of Ashley Wood, ThreeA Toys, or its employees. Three A Radio is a fan-produced podcast, and is not affiliated with Ashley Wood or ThreeA toys.

*Batteries not included.








...As far as I'm concerned, this is the threeA Radio theme.



Zombies vs. Robots by Rob Liscombe.

drc1's youtube channel







Friday, July 16, 2010

Editing, Editing, Editing... Oh; and editing.

Spent quite a few hours editing today. Fun, but tedious- Turns out I'm only about a purple-belt in Audacity.

But I'm a tenacious f*cker, and I managed to plug away until I found a way to make the program do what I wanted. Things are coming together nicely; still on schedule for the show to drop this Sunday. Only question now is whether to hold out for one final piece of audio, or polish it up as it is now.

Oh; and here's the logo -


Thursday, July 15, 2010

Things are coming together nicely, and it looks like the premier episode will be ready for posting this Sunday! Special thanks to ThreeA Legion members Pituvision, BakerTheZombie, Devours, Gimbat, ChasBrok, Sir Dirty Girty, and Madame Maniscalco for their assistance and support.

The podcast will be available for download here, and HERE.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Coming soon...

This is pretty much an experiment. Many podcasts out there are 'niche-podcasts', but I'm not aware of many that are as 'niche-y' as a podcast dedicated to the toys, apparel, and art of Ashley wood.

Hell; I'm not even sure if I WANT to know about other uber-niche podcasts.

Anyway; my big toe has now been dipped into the podcasting sea. Here's hoping that there isn't a freaky undertow waiting to sweep me away....

More to come...