There’s no shame in the music you love. Join us as we celebrate the open-hearted songs of the past 50 years (with a focus on the songs that shaped us from the 70s, 80s, and 90s).
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Fidelity, Phil Collins, and Draculas - we cover a wide range of topics in this week's episode on Howard Jones' "No One Is To Blame." Besides our customary song analysis, we also revisit Bill and Frank's earlier jobs (in shoes and construction) and th... more
Hey now, hey now, we're bringing you one of the most comforting and reassuring songs we know. Dave Kitchen joins us for his 23rd episode (not to be too gauche about it) and we dive into the signature song of Crowded House. Beyond an in depth musical,... more
A video featuring a seat belt outfits and a tattooed buttox might have made this song controversial, but this song has outlasted any naysayers. We dive into Cher's signature hit, "If I Could Turn Back Time," and discuss its history and lasting impact... more
Our final episode of hate month has Frank bringing his love for Mariah Carey’s “Hero” to the table while Bill brings his hatred. Can Frank turn Bill to the Mariah side? Will the podcast survive this song?
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An absolute guilty pleasure!!! 1000% satisfying my love of 80s and 90s pop rock ballads!!!
This pod has really hit its stride. The episodes are fun, informative, entertaining and insightful. More plz.
Love this idea! Great discussions on songs unfairly judged. Highly recommended!
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This podcast explores the emotional connections and cultural significance of beloved songs spanning the last five decades, particularly focusing on the vibrant music of the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The hosts engage listeners through witty discussions, personal anecdotes, and guest insights relating to songs that evoke nostalgia and representation of life experiences, making each episode a reflection on the influence of music in shaping personal identities. Themes often include interpretations of lyrics, comparisons of different artists' takes, and humorous anecdotes that add depth to the joy and complexity of the songs discussed.
Listeners can expect a mix of poignant reflections and light-hearted banter as the hosts tackle iconic tracks alongsi... more
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