Every Album Ever with Mike Mansour
Michael MansourFailing musician and music-lover Michael Mansour dissects a different album every week and an entire discography once a month. ALL their albums…even the ones they wish you forgot. On those episodes, Mike picks that artist's best and worst albums, in addition to his personal favorites and least favorites. He's also sometimes joined by musician and music journalist Tom Osman, his brother Robert, and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 363 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||
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I'm breaking down every album by anarcho punk band Zounds. Formed in Reading, Berkshire, England by Steve Lake in 1977, Zounds were closely associated with other anarcho punk bands like Crass, Flux of Pink Indians, and The Mob. After initially breaki... more
This week we're discussing Nothingface, the fifth album by prog, experimental metal band Voivod. Nothingface was Voivod's major label debut and marked a departure from thrash metal to more avant garde metal, leading to it becoming one of their most b... more
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We interviewed Paul Leary, guitarist and founding member of the Butthole Surfers, and he walked us through each of their albums, one-by-one. Made up of core members Paul Leary, Gibby Haynes, and King Coffey, the Butthole Surfers are one of the most b... more
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- A “C” for effort
This podcast isnt terrible, it’s pretty standard fare: Two guys who really like music and do a shallow dive into every album an artist does.
Because they cover some bands I really like a lot, I was willing to overlook the two-guys-riffing-it approach that I normally stay away from, but the first crack in the wall was the Black Flag episode where there were enough misconceptions shared that a few times I thought, “I should be telling these guys about Black Flag, not the other way around.”
I hu... more
Apple Podcasts2sherpa285
United Statesa year ago This is hands down one of my favorite podcasts. I listen to every episode regardless of the band. I've been listening for a couple years. When I saw that I hadn't written a review I got on doing so. I've gotten turned onto bands I had never heard of and artists I knew existed but hadn't given a chance (D'Angelo) Check these dudes out. Also the episodes with the brother. 11 out of 10. Would recommend
Podcast Addict5a year agodingdongdoodychin- My favorite podcast!
Absolutely the best music podcast I’ve ever heard. I’ve been introduced to so many bands I never would have heard of because of this podcast. I’ve also heard honest, comprehensive reviews of albums I would never have known existed! Mike & Alex are fun to listen to, and pretty swell guys as well.
Apple Podcasts5guywhoinventedfireUnited States3 years ago - Vocabulary from 10 year olds
I’m all about great podcasts that celebrate music with good critique and the depth of knowledged to draw you in to every episode. But unfortunately, these guys, cannot make a consistent thought in anything they talk about on their podcast. In fact their dialogue goes revolves around “great f’ing song” or “boring song” and goes nowhere for over an hour. Seriously reconsider how you approach drawing listeners in next time…it’s time to move out of the 3rd grade.
Apple Podcasts1bluepotatoUnited States3 years ago - Too much swearing
I like the concept of this podcast but each episode would be half its current length if the boys didn't pepper their commentary with an F bomb every five seconds. Nonstop swearing is not a mark of intelligent people -- sorry lads.
Apple Podcasts2IForgotToPutInTheCrystalsUnited States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #120 | United States/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #132 |  United Kingdom/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #117 |  Germany/Music/Music Commentary |
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Listeners get in-depth, opinionated analyses of albums across a wide spectrum of rock, metal, and experimental music. Episodes frequently cover entire discographies, weighing each release's strengths, flaws, and historical context, often with host banter, humor, and strong personal takes. Notable strengths include thorough, track-by-track framing, transparent audience engagement (Patreon-backed content and community input), and occasional guest-ties with musicians and journalists who illuminate historical and production details. The format usually combines critical storytelling with archival lore, making it appealing to hardcore fans who value context-rich recommendations and heated but informed debates.
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