
A music podcast where we discuss our favorite albums, song by song.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 291 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusic | |||

In this week's Wrecking Crew retrospective, our crew makes a feast out of some puzzling but very fascinating table scraps, including a rowdy, drunken recording session allegedly conducted as a tax write-off for Michael Nesmith, and several songs writ... more
Paul Simon, famously short of stature but enormous in talent, is one of the most beloved and acclaimed American songwriters of the past century. He has at least four solo albums that would have made for great podcast episodes, but Amanda picked There... more
This week, the D&R crew discusses a new batch of tunes featuring our favorite L.A.-area session musicians, including the accidental invention of a silly but awesome production technique, a sick beat that helped lay the groundwork for hip-hop, and a c... more
In late 1995, Stone Temple Pilots were one of the most popular bands in the United States, but they were still widely disliked by critics. The band responded with Tiny Music... Song From The Vatican Gift Shop, where they forged their own unique ident... more
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One of the finests music podcasts out there. Love spending time with the and learn about music!
I want to like this more but they have a few annoying habits, maybe none moreso than singing along over top of the song snippets. Not helpful if you’re trying to get exposure to a new artist. I may throw in the towel on this one.
*The* best music podcast, always super-insightful, entertaining and engaging. A few more post-2000 albums would be nice, mind you.
First off, this is hands down my favorite music podcast and the only non political podcast I listen to regularly which makes it a good palette cleanser. However, I think the show is best when the core crew is covering episodes. The guest hosts on the whole don't really add much (except for Amanda's husband he's pretty cool). When I was listening to the Automatic for the People episode though, I took an instant disliking to Jeff Blehar. He was so smug and completely talked over all the other host... more
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Discord and Rhyme explores albums with track-by-track rigor, blending deep historical context, production notes, and personal anecdotes. Episodes feature rotating panels that bring diverse tastes and expertise, balancing scholarly insight with accessible banter. The show often highlights how a given record fits into wider music history, while showcasing the hosts' shared enthusiasm and strong chemistry. A standout is the breadth of artists covered, from classic rock to niche cult favorites, all approached with respect for the craft and a healthy sense of humor.
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Discord and Rhyme: An Album Podcast launched 8 years ago and published 291 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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Recent guests on Discord and Rhyme: An Album Podcast include:
1. Sean Rogers
2. Amanda Rodgers
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7. Jeff Blehar
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