49 episodes
Pop Shield: Perspectives on Music Past and Present Gabe, Dan, and Darin
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4.5 ⢠20 Ratings
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Music fanatics Gabe, Dan, and Darin (formerly of the Metafork Music Review) use your favorite artists and albums to get at bigger trends and phenomena in the world of popular music.
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Ranking Every Song on Radioheadâs Kid A
We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of Radiohead's Kid A by attempting to rank every song.
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The Top 5 Autumn Albums
The fall season has officially begun, so we're counting down the five greatest autumn albums of all time.
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Cocteau Twinsâ Heaven or Las Vegas Turns 30
We celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Cocteau Twins classic, Heaven or Las Vegas, by getting into the album for the very first time.
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Revisiting The Microphonesâ The Glow Pt. 2 (and Microphones in 2020!)
We celebrate Phil Elverum's return to The Microphones with a deep dive into Elverum's 2001 masterpiece, The Glow Pt. 2.
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Lou Reed and Neil Young (Flashback!)
We're taking a brief summer break, so here's an assortment of Lou Reed and Neil Young reviews from our archives to hold you over.
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Reassessing Pink Floyd and Meddle
We reflect on our past obsessions with Pink Floyd by diving deep into the band's 1971 LP, Meddle.
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Customer Reviews
Great, thoughtful music podcast
The guys discussions have expanded my knowledge of music. I love hearing them chat about many different generes and topics.
5 Stars
The best music podcast around!
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gabe: nina simone cant have one of the best albums of the 60s because the songs dont fit together
also gabe: the best type of albums follow after the white album by rejecting cohesion