|
|
Purchase MP3's
(In PayPal find the 'Validate Your Payment' button to download MP3s immediatly after purchase!)
and CD's Below! (commercial free) USA: free shipping Imtl. $5 shipping |
|||
Or login by clicking a program's Yellow Speaker
 once logged in, this option gives youtwo button choices, "Play My Archive Now" and "Go Back to the Guest Page" (ignore the browser security alert, it's OK!) ALL archives are available while you are logged in. We thank you greatly for subscribing, your support will keep BTO here for you! |
||||
Listen  Now |
March 19th, 2007
"What's Missing?"
Forty years ago in 1967 Sgt. Pepper came out, forty years later... looking at the parallels, "I think we need another Summer of Love." The desire and freedom to be creative seems to be the lost art of the 60s; who are the role models for young people today? 'American Idol' consciousness is fame based, in the 60s fame came as a side effect of creative genius, a powerful element that touches the soul. That is what motivates and mobilizes a generation coming together with peace, love, spirituality! And what else is missing from music recorded today? And, a song by Larry himself can now be heard in the BTO music stream! Listen for "Whatever Happened to Love?"
|
|||
Listen Now |
March 3rd, 2006
"Then and Now...Little difference"
1966 parallels what we have today, war and obsession with insipid entertainment, how did the Beatles deal with it then? In spite of the "Beatle Mania" they were more interested in constant evolution. John Lennon spoke his truth and his controversial quote that evoked hatred and death threats. Getting way out there with the "Butcher Cover" that never made it to the US, and turning down lunch with Imelda Marcos. The Seven Fab Axioms of power in dreaming/creating. And Larry takes a "Beatle Dare", is making known the unknown really that terrifying?(rare Beatles radio ads played during breaks!)
|
|||
Listen Now |
July 29th, 2005
It's not about their music, it's about their lifestyle making known the unknown, owning each step in their adventurous journey and moving on. "I studied them as if they were Masters" and indeed they were. Larry emulated them calling it being "my mini Beatle self" ...from being a card holding atheist to becoming a born-again Christian to studying with an Indian guru who mentioned the name Ramtha... then he found the "White Book" and his mind is blown away! "Ramtha made me understand why I am alive and gave me the meaning of the human drama, he gives me great hope! All you Need is Love!"
|
|||
|
[Our Guests]
[Audio Launch Center]
[Program Schedule]
[Audio Archives]
[Inside Studio]
[Advertising]
[Articles] [Deep Void Store] [How to Listen!] [About Us] [Contact] [Beyond Wonder] [Privacy Policy]
|
||||||
Larry Lange author of “The Beatles Way - Fab Wisdom for Everyday Life” is a business journalist, professional songwriter, producer, and consultant in the music industry. He has been a writer, editor, and reporter for leading consumer and business magazines and newspapers, such as Newsday, Information Week, the prestigious Spectrum magazine, and several music industry publications, including Hit Parader, EQ, and Mix. Larry delights us with his own journey, discoveries, and very cool miracles along the way!
