Jim Dalrymple of Macworld takes some time off from jam sessions, studio time and rehearsals to report in from the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp. Jim talks the audition process, who he’s met so far, why he will probably be “unmasked,” and who he’ll be talking the stage with right after the interview. Jim also discuses his interaction with the other musicians, both pro and amateur, from a Mac perspective and what they’re talking about.
Macworld Conference & Expo is the year’s biggest Mac event and deserves extensive coverage. That’s why MacVoices delivered a total of fifty-three shows focusing on the people, companies and events that made this year’s show something extra-special.
Our coverage included the Road to Macworld 2007 series, four Daily Wrap-Up Panel Discussions, several shows featuring the presentations from the Adobe User Group & Professional Association Breakfast, and an extensive set of interviews recorded live on the show floor.
If that wasn’t enough, we wrapped up Expo with our own event, MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora, where we talked with some of the key players from our favorite online music service, Pandora, as well as some of the Bay area’s music celebrities and some very special Mac Pandora fans.
You don’t just have to listen either. You can see some of the MacVoices’ sights by visiting our MacVoices at Expo Photo Set on Flickr.
Use our complete listing of Macworld 2007 shows to easily find your favorites.
Thinking of upgrading to the new Airport Extreme with 802.11n? You’ll want to hear Ted Landau talk about his first experiences with Apple’s latest wireless base station. Ted outlines the challenges that you’ll face and provides some suggestions on what you can do to ease the transition, and why you may want to continue to use your existing base station along with your new one. Ted and Chuck also discuss Steve Jobs’ position on Digital Rights Management (DRM) and who the real culprits are in the dispute over where and how you can play your music.
Michael Butler of the Rock & Roll Geek Show was one of the guests who stopped the MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora event on Friday night of Macworld Expo. MIchael talked about his show, why he selects the guests he does, and why that has helped make his, one of the original podcasts, one of the most real and most successful. Michael talks about the popularity of classic rock and how he uses Pandora as a way to hear his favorite tracks and sometimes learn about new bands as well.
Last year, without telling us, Jim Dalrymple of Macworld headed off to a special assignment that he didn’t tell us about and we caught him, so this year, Jim gives us the details up front. Jim is about to attend his second Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp, and he gives us the all the details. On his first visit, in addition to a week interacting with an A-list group of rock artists, Jim ended up playing with Roger Daltrey of The Who. Jim talks about that experience and what he is looking forward to this time…including his new celebrity stage partner.
