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Strange Overtones

Strange Overtones

Song by Brian Eno and David ByrneWikipedia

Search complete. 12 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Strange Overtones".

Sep 2, 2026

Darren LudlowHOST
63:31
They collaborated back in 2008, and this is the result.
Darren LudlowHOST
63:34
It's an interesting track called Strange Overtones.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:32
I saw you A snowball in my kitchen I watched it melt And you are tough But a heart is not enough
Darren LudlowHOST
67:43
Radio Without Pictures is serving up 28 strange tracks for this episode on Radio Southland.
Neal LandryHOST
10:51
Silver Rising for 12 minutes in the first set?
Ryan StormHOST
10:53
Well, I was going to say Strange Overtones, and we have to get through Silver Rising to get there.
Ryan StormHOST
10:58
And listen, we knew they were going to play it.
Ryan StormHOST
11:00
There was a Lunar Eclipse.
Ryan StormHOST
11:25
It happened.
Ryan StormHOST
11:26
It was a good chunk of time.
Ryan StormHOST
11:29
Strange Overtones, fifth play of the year.
Ryan StormHOST
11:32
Not mad about it.
Mike MarinoHOST
25:28
So, set one, we've got SOS, and then we've got Hot Love and The Lazy Poet, and then we've got Savanger, and then Hot Love and The Lazy Poet for the sandwich.
Mike MarinoHOST
25:37
We've got Pop, Seekers on the Ridge 1 and 2, Strange Overtones, Madalena, and Hot Tea.
Mike MarinoHOST
25:44
Man, that's a lot of songs.
Mike MarinoHOST
25:45
And then set two, we get the opposite.
Mike MarinoHOST
29:31
It's a really well-flowing set one.
Alex SohaniHOST
29:35
Yeah, and to that point, actually, we can just run through real quick.
Alex SohaniHOST
29:38
Seekers 1 and 2, Seekers 2, always a vibe, just great emotional soloing once again, kind of picking up what Savanger was putting down with that, and then Strange Overtones, everyone's loving that cover.
Alex SohaniHOST
29:51
Short Madalena, studio cut of Madalena, but I think it's like four minutes and change long.
Alex BurnsPANELIST
43:39
Well, I have a backup ready to go.
Alex BurnsPANELIST
43:43
What I was going to go with was Strange Overtones by David Byrne, because I was listening to it again this weekend.
Alex BurnsPANELIST
43:50
But I'm really legitimately always listening to that song.
Alex BurnsPANELIST
43:53
I probably hear that song three times a month.

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