Musicians give irreverent takes on "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die", delivered every Monday morning. We do all the research, help you better understand why you love the things you love, plus introduce you to new music and musical ideas you should care about. Want to sound informed, intelligent, and funny when talking about music, even the records you don't like? Want to laugh while you l... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 240 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Thank you so much for this. It’s one of the funniest podcasts I’ve listened to. Really nice entertainment, keep up the good work! And I love the 1001 albums book so it’s a perfect music podcast for me.
As a fellow lover of music, I have truly enjoyed this podcast. A good blend of humor and music knowledge and honesty really challenges me each time I listen to the podcast. I find myself yelling at them when I disagree, but it forces me to take an honest look at each song from a perspective I didn’t necessarily think of before. My suggestion is start of by listening to an episode focusing one of your favorite albums and go from there.
Don’t brag about not listening to the album you’re discussing if you want me to take your album discussion podcast seriously
This review specifically is in reference to the Harry Nilsson episode. This is essentially a Wikipedia reading by a bunch of dorks having no clue what they’re talking about, little frame of reference, and frankly terrible taste. It was really hard to get through.
Just discovered this podcast while searching for an episode on the Stone Roses, and loved their take on the self-titled album. It’s an excellent combination of historical background, technical analysis, and entertaining banter.
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A lively exploration of iconic albums unfolds through irreverent discussions by a panel of musicians, who tackle the '1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die' list. Each episode focuses on a specific album, combining humor with insightful critiques, personal anecdotes, and music history that makes the content engaging for fans and casual listeners alike. The discussions often feature unique angles on each album's impact, artist backgrounds, and the evolving perceptions of music over time, making it appealing for anyone from avid music enthusiasts to those wanting to expand their appreciation for varied musical genres and styles. Notable for its blend of comedy and education, listeners can expect a balance of nostalgia, critique, and entert... more
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1001 Album Complaints launched 4 years ago and published 240 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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