Records Revisited The hosts of Records Revisited, Ben and Wayne, discuss great records and musicians, countdown their copious amounts of Top 10 lists, and ask the important questions like "What rock t-shirt are you wearing?"https://linktr.ee/recordsrevisitedQuestions? Comments? recordsrevisitedpodcast@gmail.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 299 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary |
The Grahams (Alyssa and Doug) join us to discuss “American Beauty” from The Grateful Dead. Or is it just Grateful Dead? Or is it just “The Dead?” Plenty of other discussion including John Fullbright, Lucius, the jazz scene in NYC, being a deadhead, b... more
Patreon Revisitor Tom Hershey rejoins us along with Jon Lamoreaux of the Hustle Podcast to dissect “Disintegration” from The Cure. Plenty of other discussion including pulling down our pouts, 1989 and the landscape of alternative music, our favorite... more
Growing up in the Northwest, the Young Fresh Fellows were our Replacements. Our Big Star. Our "fill in the blank for the band that never got the due they deserved." They were an American Band that just played some good time rock 'n roll. And, Sco... more
The guys are joined by Patreon Revisitor Benjamin Cannon to discuss the instant classic “Weathervanes” from Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. Plenty of other discussion including anxiety, dogs that bite, survivor’s guilt, the opioid crisis, addiction, A... more
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Can't stick with music
Eee I’m so happy I found this podcast. I love delving into favourite albums and the hosts of this pod are fantastic for this purpose. Must listen for music fans
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite shows. I love the authenticity and feel of it. And it’s nice to find people like me that think music matters. Thank you for what you do. This show makes a big difference in my life. Oh, and I am wearing my Violent Femmes concert T-shirt while writing this.
I love this show. Ben and Wayne have the coolest guests and ask them to take a deep dive into the music that has shaped their lives. Records Revisited is a great way to find your new favorite band.
To answer the question, I’m currently wearing my Romanus Records shirt (shout out to the best custom vinyl company in the midwest). I came across this podcast earlier this year and find myself agreeing or disagreeing with the reviews of the great albums and songs they discuss. This show does a nice job of canvassing some iconic albums, soundtracks, and the artists the gave us the music. I started this podcast from the beginning and looking forward to how many more episodes I have to get current.... more
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