Two indie rock musicians, Bill Lambusta and Brian Erickson, dive into the fandom of great rock and pop music and how it connects to their lives through the lens of the medium they care for most, the album. Episodes frequently include guest contributions from musicians, podcasters, and journalists and always culminate in a track by track review.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 371 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | MusicMusic Commentary |
Bill and pulls up Spotify's curated 2021 playlist and talks about what he enjoyed listening to in the last year! Plus some listener emails!
Jeff Fiedler joins Bill to discuss his top 10 albums of 2021! Listen in to find out where he ranked albums from: ABBA, Adele, Leon Bridges, Coldplay, Crowded house, Del Amitri, David Duchovny, Gary Kemp, John Mayer, and Silk Sonic!
Bill and Brian pull up Spotify's curated 2020 playlist and talk about what Bill enjoyed listening to in the last year! Bill talks about Pearl Jam, Craig Finn, the Beths, Great Grandpa, The Promise Ring, and maybe more? Also we share listeners’ top 10... more
Jeff Fiedler joins Bill and Brian to discuss his top 10 albums of 2020! Listen in to find out where he ranked albums from: Fiona Apple, Bob Dylan, Haim, the Killers, Kylie Minogue, Mandy Moore, Harry Styles, Keith Urban, The Who, and Hayley Williams.... more
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Listened to the Spoon episode and thought one host complaining “I don’t really like this band because they write songs that are too similar to songs I write” was hilarious. Yeah, man, this beloved, critically acclaimed band is too similar to your personal sound.
What an amazing series. Probably my favorite podcast of all time.
Inane drivel.
It’s amazing how many great albums these guys haven’t heard. There’s a lot more music than just rock you know.
honest views and opinons on some of the greatest albums. more
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