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“Publicists must love you. Do you have backbone to like do your job and be critics? Or I guess I should assume we live in this amazing cultural moment where everything that is popular is also the best! My gosh how could we be so lucky!”
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“I’m a music nerd, but really none of my friends are so listening to this podcast feels like having fun chats with a few like-minded friends. I’ve listened to pretty much every episode, and my only wish is that you guys keep ‘em coming! Thank you!!!”
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07/26/19
“Surely with RS resources you could come up with a format that isn’t just personal opinions on musicians. Ex. “ I went to Woodstock 99 and had a bad time, most of the music was aggressive, the whole festival was a disaster”... Or the grunge episode where it sounded like millennials talking over...”Read full review »
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“Hearing Nile Rodgers explain his chorus first philosophy and other backround tidbits to the making of Bowie's Let's Dance LP gave me a natural buzz. Stories like that is what has always made RS the magazine enjoyable to read and now the podcast to lsiten to.”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
11/21/17
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