
A podcast devoted to talking about the records we love. History, context, analysis... it's all here. Hopefully. Or maybe we're just fawning over stuff we like. talkingrecords@outlook.com
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Stella from Stella & the Very Messed/Cruiserweight joins the show to talk about Letters to Cleo and GO!
Beau Butler from Avail joins the show to discuss RKL's 1987 record Rock-n-Roll Nightmare.
Jay, Bob, and Mark from Albany based ska/punk band Girth Control return to the show to discuss Bouncing Soul's How I Spent My Summer Vacation.
School Drugs vocalist Josh joins the podcast to discuss the Descendents Fat Wreck offering Cool To Be You.
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Please get the singer of The Suicide Machines to talk about the rest of The Suicide Machines’s albums after Battle Hymns starting with Self-Titled. I also want to write a book about The Suicide Machines.
Please get the singer of The Suicide Machines to talk about the rest of The Suicide Machines’s albums after Battle Hymns starting with Self-Titled.
Jed and his friends don’t just wax nostalgic about the best punk (and punk adjacent) records of the past several decades, they know their stuff and care about it deeply! If you love this kind of music you will love hearing others who really give it the royal treatment. Give it a listen!
Love this! So nice to relive all the albums I love so much track by track. Jed does a great job and has some great guests. Thank you for keeping me entertained! Heard Jed on unscripted moments: a podcast about propagandhi so decided to check this out I’m so glad I did!
I started following these guys on Instagram a while back and caught a few episodes here and there. But I recently went back to the first episode and have binging this show for weeks! It’s a great deep dive on so many classic albums. The rotating cast of cohosts keeps it fresh as well. Highly recommended!
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This podcast offers an engaging and passionate exploration of beloved music records, particularly focusing on punk and ska genres. Each episode features detailed discussions on classic albums, with hosts and guests sharing personal stories and insights that connect them to the music, offering listeners a nostalgic journey back to favorite tracks and their cultural significance. From analyzing lyrical themes to exploring the evolution of bands, the content is rich with anecdotes, historical context, and appreciation for the art of music.
The unique aspect of the series is its blend of in-depth music analysis with casual conversation, making it a space not just for fans to celebrate their favorite records but also for those looking to unders... more
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Recent guests on Talking Records include:
1. Aaron Carnes
2. Marc Wasserman
3. Mike LeDonne
4. Girth Control
5. Gina Volpe
6. Chris Wrenn
7. Doug Sangalang
8. Charlie Paulson
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