
The only podcast (that we know of) that discusses the entire discography of both R.E.M. and The Beatles. Hosted by lifelong fans and brothers in law Zak Plucinski and Steve Holland.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Join us as we listen to and discuss R.E.M.'s first full length LP Murmur! Joined by special guest Kevin Kopelo!
For Those listeners who want to listen along with us here is a link to Murmur!
Join us as we listen to and discuss a series of singles released between the beatles 2 1963 albums Please Please Me & With The Beatles. Along with our podcasts namesake "I Feel Fine". Accompanied by returning special guest Patrick Gerrity!
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We Invite you to listen along with us as we discuss R.E.M.'s early years, their first recordings & live sets, as well as their first extended play "Chronic Town" We are joined by special guest Health Seifert bassist for Backbiter & Astral Jets.
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We invite you to listen along with us as we discuss and contemplate the legacy The Beatles first full length LP Please Please Me nearly 63 years after its release. Hosted by brothers in law Steve Holland & Zak Plucinski and joined by our very special... more
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This show is a deep-dan deep-dive into two iconic bands, tracing the full discographies while pairing affectionate fandom with meticulous musical analysis. Across episodes, listeners get thoughtful explorations of early origins, recording choices, production details, and the evolution of sound, all framed by friendly, lifelong-fan hosts. The format often blends personal anecdotes with track-level breakdowns, contextual history, and behind-the-scenes recollections from guests, creating a rich, narrative-driven resource for listeners who want both trivia and serious listening insights. A standout element is the dual-band scope—The Beatles and REM—offering cross-era comparisons and a unique lens on how two very different worlds intersect in po... more
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Recent guests on I Feel Fine include:
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2. Heath Seifert
3. Patrick Gerrity
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