
On each episode, a guest introduces the host, Al Melchior, to an album they love but that he doesn't know.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Austin-based producer, engineer, singer-songwriter and educator Matt Smith joins Al for the second part of their conversation. (You can hear the first part, in which they discuss Robert Plant’s Mighty ReArranger, on the previous epi... more
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Austin-based producer, engineer, singer-songwriter and educator Matt Smith joins Al to talk about Robert Plant’s 2005 album, Mighty ReArranger. Matt discusses why he chose this album for his short list of albums to talk about, and A... more
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Singer, songwriter, musician, producer, TV and film composer, radio show host and podcaster Ben Vaughn drops by to introduce Al to Alex Chilton’s 1979 debut solo album Like Flies on Sherbert. Ben talks about the negative impression ... more
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Vermont-based singer, composer, guitarist, dancer and poet Hannah Frances joins Al to introduce him to Fiona Apple’s 2012 album The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes ... more
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Great for music lovers, especially if you love talking about it with people just as passionate about it as you are. Feels like you’re just hanging out and talking music with a couple friends.
I’m a big Al Melchior fan and always looking for something else to listen to so I am not about to miss an episode. I think the advice to listen to each album 3x is good. I usually listen to the album 2x, then the episode, then the album again
In furtherance of the podcast’s mission I suggest each guest & reviewer provide 5 great, underrated albums. Here are mine:
Lost & Gone Forever- Guster - Alt rock
Moondance - Van Morrison - singer/songwriter
The Koln Concert-Keith Jarrett-jazz piano
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Al is such a humble dude. He’s willing to open himself up to his audience by showing that he doesn’t know everything. Learning about new music, even if it’s new to you, with another person is a rare joy. That’s what is at the heart of this podcast. It’s not just the new experience of the music, it’s the rare treat of experiencing music with another person for the first time. Well done Al!
I’ve only heard a 3 minute trailer, but I feel justified in proclaiming this as the greatest podcast of all-time.
Very excited to see what Al does with this. I’ve long been a fan of his work as a writer and podcaster and he’s shown to have an amazing taste in music in the years we’ve followed each other.
Highly recommended!
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This show pairs a music-host with guests who introduce their favorite albums to him, sparking thoughtful conversations about songwriting, production, and the albums' cultural contexts. Episodes roam across genres and eras, with guests ranging from indie songwriters to established performers, exploring how each record shaped their own creative paths, live performances, and sound aesthetics. The format emphasizes honest, intimate analysis and personal storytelling, often linking the work to broader musical movements and individual career trajectories. A standout aspect is the breadth of guest perspectives and the way album choice reveals both shared love for music and distinct artistic sensibilities.
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