Pretty Good Vibrations
Dan KochPretty Good Vibrations analyzes and celebrates pop and rock music and its crucial role throughout our lives. Podcast veteran and host Dan Koch (You Have Permission Podcast) has been a professional musician for most of the last 20 years: songwriter for the emo-pop band Sherwood, then as a commercial composer since 2012. Multiple episode styles include bracket-style tournaments, chronological walk-t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusic | |||
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I'm joined by returning guest Lindsay Strannigan for our next installment of The Emo Diaries (named after the legendary compilation series of the same name), a segment-base... more
I am back making Pretty Good Vibrations episodes, including some new ongoing series like this one: a "B-side" episode of The Album Cycle. Joe Greenetz (Sherwood) and I discuss our time on the road with Relient K, their unique strengths as a band, and... more
The boys are back in town!
I am back making Pretty Good Vibrations episodes, including some new ongoing series like this one: The Album Cycle. These interview-based episodes will focus on the high's and low's of the three main phases of professional... more
The boys are back in town!
I am back making Pretty Good Vibrations episodes, including some new ongoing series like this one: The Emo Diaries (based on the legendary compilation series of the same name), a segment-based show that gets in its feeling... more
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- Absolute banging show!
Possibly the BEST music podcast out there. So many great genres are covered with some bangin’ tunes and great commentary along the way. Dan is such a great podcaster. Keep up the good work!
Apple Podcasts5nicklawmusic
United Kingdoma year ago - A fun look back
While not every episode is about a era I want to listen to, I love hearing Dan and guest chat about it.
Almost had to knock a star off due to Dan having an insane take on Night Drive by Jimmy Eat World while not even playing the best clip. Hopefully he finds some time to be introspective and realize he is a maniac.
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Canadaa year ago - You got it wrong on JP Movemet
I hear what you’re saying that you had a certain experience growing up with Evangelical Christians. But EC do not always equate with the massive Jesus People Movement Revival that covered the 60’s - 80’s & drew more people into Christ and Messianic Judiasm. To understand the JP, you have start with Larry Norman, Randy Stonehill, Daniel Amos. Chuck Smith, Don Finto, Phil Keaggy, Keith Green, Barry McGuire, the 2nd Chaper of Acts, David Wilkerson, Coffee Houses, Billy Graham, Godspell, Jesus Chris... more
Apple Podcasts2you crossed the line
United States2 years ago - Loving these
I love music but have almost no musical ability or technical knowledge. It’s great to listen to Dan + (insert guest) talk about music I love in a ways I couldn’t get to on my own.
Apple Podcasts5DMH1987United States3 years ago - My wife is less annoyed
I often analyze music and genres to my wife that doesn’t care about that. So it is fun to have this outlet to listen to Dan and his friends “nerd out” on the inescapable music that has been stuck in my head for the past 41 years!
Apple Podcasts5grr 81United States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #175 | United States/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #248 |  Australia/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #42 |  New Zealand/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #150 |  Norway/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #175 |  Philippines/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #233 |  South Africa/Music/Music Commentary |
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The content focuses on the exploration of pop and rock music, emphasizing its significance in the lives of listeners. Episodes feature a variety of formats, such as bracket-style tournaments, genre explorations, and artist retrospectives. Host Dan Koch, a seasoned musician, brings personal experience and insights, often inviting guests to discuss their perspectives on music. Topics commonly addressed include the emotional impact of songs, artist legacies, and specific music movements, providing a rich narrative that resonates with both casual listeners and devoted music fans. The podcast stands out for its engaging mix of humor and nostalgia while examining the music's influence on culture and personal identity.
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Pretty Good Vibrations launched 3 years ago and published 93 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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2. Aaron Simmons
3. Roman Honeycutt
4. Jon Hwong
5. Ethan Luck
6. Joseph Greenetz
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