Stories in the Room: Michael Jackson's Thriller Album
Anthony Marinelli and Steven RayJoin hosts Anthony Marinelli and Steven Ray as they chat and play music with songwriters, producers, engineers, and musicians who were "in the room" in the making of the iconic Thriller album with Michael Jackson. Guests share their trust, fear, and joy in creating music together in the recording studio bubble. You’ll find out how the songs were written, performed, and recorded, and you’ll hear th... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | Music HistoryMusicMusic Interviews | ||||
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In this segment Matt tells us how Quincy wanted to learn from those around him. He was always open to receiving new things at the same time as he was giving so much to the world. We discuss how Michael and Quincy understood how to harness the power o... more
In this segment Matt tells us about how to find a “state of flow” in the studio and how he taught himself to be a mix engineer in Syracuse New York, to reach his goal of working in LA. more
In this episode Lorraine shares with us how she got started as a dancer at the young age of four and how the music itself was her first inspiration. more
In this segment Larry tells us how his dad mentored him to become a multiple instrumentalist on clarinet, flute, saxophone and keyboard while growing up in a small town in Kansas. more
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- LOVE THIS BUT WANT MORE DETAILS
I know the Thriller album inside and out, (as well as the entire MJ catalog) and I love that this exists. I would love to hear a similar podcast about OFF THE WALL. The best episodes here are the ones with fellow musicians like Greg, Paul, etc really breaking down the instrumental parts of songs and the creative process. Some episodes tend to go off on tangents about MJ as a person, completely outside of this album. Sometimes a question is asked and instead of answering it, the guest just ramble... more
Apple Podcasts4justiceforblackamerica2020
United Statesa year ago - A Missed Opportunity
I was so excited to hear about this podcast. The music nerd/Thriller fan in me, was ready to consume every detail from the musicians, engineers and producers. Instead, we get these micro uploads—which barely discuss anything of value. It’s incredibly frustrating to get these 10-15min segments which have maybe 2-5 mins of actual discussion about the album. The entire premise of the podcast is that we, the listener, get some unique insight on how the proverbial sausage was made on the best selling... more
Apple Podcasts2Tim with one m
Canadaa year ago - Missing so much of the story…
Did I miss the episode where Jeff Porcaro and Steve Lukather saved the entire Beat it Track? Also, Luke wrote and played the guitar parts for Beat it and Human Nature. Eddie played the rippin’ solo but it was Luke who drove that track. What would human nature be without that guitar part? Lukather deserved writing credit.
Apple Podcasts2Dale ElkinsUnited Statesa year ago - Too Short!
Great Pod but way too short! Would be great if you could combine the episodes into hour long versions so we can listen on the road without changing them to a new one every 10 minutes. Fantastic stories though!
Apple Podcasts5joshdrumsjlj
United Kingdoma year ago - AMAZING SHOW !!! Can’t Get Enough!!
I am so glad I came across this show! Hearing stories from the creatives behind the greatest selling album of all time, is actually PRICELESS content. I can’t wait to see where this show goes and who else gets involved in this VERR VERY special project. I would 10/10 recommend this to anyone who loves Music, Michael Jackson, synthesizers, and learning from the greats.
Apple Podcasts5BABYTayTay818United Statesa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #242 | United Kingdom/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #92 |  Italy/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #67 |  South Korea/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #203 |  Sweden/Music/Music History |
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