Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew delve into a variety of topics ranging from the recent election and its implications, to the impact of social media on mental health. They discuss their experiences with Twitter, the emotional weight of live music, and the significance of the Grammys in the music industry. The conversation also touches on the complexities of celebrity culture, particularly in relation to Zach Bryan's recent breakup and the public's insatiable curiosity about the...

Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss the current political climate on election day, reflecting on how it affects their enjoyment of music and the arts. They explore the impact of political events on music creation and the emotional responses artists have to societal changes. The conversation shifts to recent music releases, including a deep dive into new EPs and albums, highlighting the evolution of bands like Ben Quad and F****d Up. The episode concludes with a heartfelt...

Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss a variety of topics including personal updates on their favorite sports teams, a deep dive into Jerry Cantrell's new solo album 'I Want Blood', and reflections on the changing landscape of music festivals. They explore the sound and style of Cantrell's work, comparing it to his previous albums and Alice in Chains' music. The conversation also touches on their experiences with music festivals, particularly the Innings Festival, and how their...

Summary In this episode, Craig Lyndall and Andrew Schnitkey are joined by Scott Sargent to discuss his recent trip to London to see Taylor Swift perform at Wembley Stadium. The conversation explores the significance of Taylor Swift as a generational talent, the decision to travel for a concert, the unique experience of seeing her live, and the cultural phenomenon surrounding her fandom. They also touch on the impact of the venue, the artistic integrity of her setlist, and the blend of...

Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss the band Live and their iconic album 'Throwing Copper'. They explore the recent reunion of Acid Bath, the culture of music festivals, and the trend of bands playing albums in full. The conversation delves into personal connections to 'Throwing Copper', reflections on its impact, and a critical analysis of its lyrics, revealing a mix of nostalgia and critique. The hosts also share their thoughts on the evolution of music and the significance...

Summary In this episode of the Album of Record podcast, hosts Craig Lyndall and Andrew Schnitkey discuss the latest music releases, focusing on Drug Church's new album 'Prude' and Los Campesinos' independent release 'All Hell'. They explore the evolution of Drug Church's sound, the lyrical depth of their music, and the significance of their DIY approach to marketing. The conversation also touches on the challenges of streaming rights in sports and the hosts' personal connections to the music...

Summary In this episode of the Album of Record podcast, hosts Craig Lyndall and Andrew Schnitkey dive deep into Foxing's self-titled new album. They discuss their anticipation leading up to the album's release, their reactions to the singles, and the overall sound and production quality of the record. The conversation explores Foxing's evolution as a band, the significance of the self-titled album, and the lyrical themes present throughout the tracks. They also touch on the band's live...

Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew reflect on their experiences attending two Pearl Jam concerts at Fenway Park, discussing the evolution of the band's music, the significance of their setlists, and the overall concert experience. They delve into the themes of aging, nostalgia, and the impact of live music, while also highlighting the performances of supporting acts like Militarie Gun and Manchester Orchestra. The conversation captures the essence of being a fan and the joy of...

Summary In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss the movie 'Almost Famous' and its impact on them as music fans. They talk about their favorite scenes, the casting choices, and the authenticity of the music. They also touch on the dynamic between the band members and the love triangle involving Penny Lane. The conversation highlights the performances of Kate Hudson, Frances McDormand, and Patrick Fugit, as well as the cameos by Jimmy Fallon and Mark Kozelek. Almost Famous is a beloved...

Chapters 00:00 Introduction: The Single Soundtrack 10:57 Controversy Surrounding the New Lineup of Linkin Park 19:45 Navigating the Challenges of Being a Fan in the Age of Social Media 34:24 The Essence of the Seattle Music Scene Captured in the Single Soundtrack 38:30 The Inclusion of the Smashing Pumpkins on the Soundtrack 40:26 Introduction to the Single Soundtrack and its Impact 56:19 Discovering Smashing Pumpkins through the Single Soundtrack 01:01:30 The Underrated Record: Sweet...

Summary In this episode of the Album of Record podcast, Craig and Andrew discuss fall albums and share their personal picks. Craig's selections include Death Cab for Cutie's 'Plans' and Deftones' 'Around the Fur,' while Andrew chooses Toadies' 'Rubberneck' and Soundgarden's 'Down on the Upside.' They discuss the associations and vibes that make these albums perfect for the fall season. They also touch on the recent announcement of Oasis reuniting and the potential for new music from the...

Summary The conversation begins with a lighthearted exchange about poetry and music trivia. They discuss the bands POD and Saliva, and reminisce about the new metal era. They then shift to the topic of tour cancellations and the challenges faced by indie bands in the current music industry. They touch on the issue of ticket prices and fees, as well as the impact of social media on fans' perception of bands. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the need for government...

Summary The conversation begins with Andrew sharing some new metal poetry. They discuss their thoughts on Linkin Park and their guilty pleasure for the band. The conversation then shifts to the upcoming concert they plan to attend, featuring Bush, Jerry Cantrell, and Candlebox. They discuss the concept of farewell tours and the longevity of bands. They also talk about the importance of original members in a band and the use of backing vocal tracks and lip-syncing in live performances. The...

Summary In this episode of the Album of Record podcast, Craig Lyndall and Andrew Schnitkey discuss a new record by the band F****d Up, the Primus and Coheed and Cambria tour, and the surprise release of the Smashing Pumpkins' new album, Agorimori May. They share their experiences attending the Primus and Coheed and Cambria concert and praise Primus for their incredible live show. They also discuss the unique recording process of F****d Up's new album, Another Day, which was written and...

Summary The conversation starts with casual banter about their outfits and favorite bands. They discuss their love for System of a Down and reminisce about their favorite songs. The conversation then shifts to the topic of musicians' political views and how fans may feel conflicted when their favorite artists have different political beliefs. They share personal experiences of enjoying music from artists with opposing political views and discuss the separation of art and politics. The...

Summary In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss their recent experiences with running a half marathon and their music playlists. They also touch on the upcoming Smashing Pumpkins album and the challenges of creating new music while staying true to their sound. They compare this to other bands like Pearl Jam and Los Campesinos who have successfully evolved their sound while still maintaining their core elements. In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss the band Los Campesinos and...

Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss Radiohead's entire career, from their early albums to their more recent releases. They share their personal experiences as fans and how their perception of the band has evolved over time. They also touch on the impact of Radiohead's music and their ability to reinvent themselves with each album. In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss Radiohead's albums from OK Computer to A Moon Shaped Pool. They talk about the evolution of the band's...

Summary Dan Parker, a drummer in a 90s rock cover band, discusses his transition from playing original music to covers. The band, Cassette Mindset, brings their own style to the covers while staying true to the original songs. They choose songs based on what they enjoy playing and what resonates with the audience. Dan talks about the challenge of emulating drummers like Jimmy Chamberlain and Dave Grohl, finding the balance between replicating the parts and adding their own touch. In this...

Summary In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss their experiences with running and the challenges they face in training as older men. They also explore the topic of music criticism and how it can impact one's enjoyment of music. They reflect on their own experiences as sports bloggers and how it affected their love for sports. The conversation then shifts to the Beach Boys and their evolution as a band, as well as the influence of TV shows on music. In this conversation, Craig and...

Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss their experiences with buying concert tickets and the post-COVID concert ticket buying max. They also delve into the topic of live albums, sharing their favorite live albums and discussing the impact of live recordings on the music industry. They mention albums like Van Halen's 'Live Right Here, Right Now,' Aerosmith's 'A Little South of Sanity,' and Pearl Jam's 'Live on Two Legs.' They also touch on the importance of fan-shot concert videos...

Summary The conversation begins with a discussion about a band of horses concert and the experience of seeing a favorite band live. The hosts then transition to talking about the TV series 'How Music Got Free,' which explores the transition from CD sales to digital music and the rise of piracy. They discuss the mechanics of music piracy, the impact on artists and record labels, and the response from the RIAA. The conversation also touches on the nostalgia of downloading MP3s and the...

Summary The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including music, interviews, YouTube, and the evolution of the music industry. It delves into the significance of YouTube as a platform for building an audience, the impact of interviews and behind-the-scenes content, and the changing dynamics of the music industry. The discussion also explores the themes and evolution of hardcore music, the influence of grunge, and the significance of lyrics and vocal delivery in hardcore music. The...

Summary The conversation covers a range of topics, including air conditioning, music tours, and guilty pleasure bands. The hosts share personal experiences and insights related to these themes, offering a mix of humor and thoughtful commentary. The conversation covers a range of music-related topics, including favorite bands, albums, and genres. It delves into personal experiences with music, childhood memories, and the influence of specific artists. The discussion also explores the...