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This is amazing musical oral history — I’ve listened to the Mission of Burma and Violent Femmes episodes. They are both really well done, commentary and history on each track, and make me appreciate the music even more than I already do. Kudos to the host — who always stays behind the scenes and let’s the musicians do the talking. I’m looking forward to listening to more episodes soon.
I loved the episode on Big Star! Violent Femmes was also excellent.
I really appreciate that the person making this excellent podcast gets out of the way and lets the work, and the artists, speak for themselves. They are doing a lot of work and not making it about them- much appreciated.
I love this insightful and in-depth approach to how music is created. It is indispensible!
You know how when an album’s great you can’t pick your favorite song? You keep listening and you keep changing your mind. Same with Life of the Record. Is it the NEU! episode? Mission of Burma? Low? Elliott Smith or Heatmiser? OK, both of them. Luna? Yeah, Luna. But what about Big Star? Just start there. more
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Life of the Record launched 4 years ago and published 31 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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