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Def Dave Productions
Apples & Oranges
A Comparison of the Discographies of The Beatles and The Beach Boys.
We match albums up against each other in a 1v1 format, discuss every track then render our final judgments on which one is better.
These two bands took similar paths through the 60s. Comparing and contrasting their history and output offers a fascinating look at both.
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“I enjoyed episode 1 very much and look forward to the rest of the series. This is a great concept for a show and I look forward to each match up. I think both bands got better later in the decade so I can’t wait to see which album takes on Pet Sounds.”
realKD2020 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/24
Recent Episodes
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Published 05/01/24
We kick off this matchup with a deep dive into the Beach Boys Today! album.
In this series we compare the discographies of the Beatles and the Beach Boys by pitting their albums against each other in 1v1 matchups.
In this match, both bands are entering their mature phase and leaving their...
Published 04/24/24
Published 04/24/24
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