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This Particular Album is Very, Very Important to Me
Does music make you feel things? Like, anything at all? If not, you might be a sociopath! If so, this might be the podcast for you! Join hosts Joel Spence and Deborah Tarica each week as they invite someone they think is very very fantastic, to pick an album that is very very important to them. Together, they listen to that album and go back in time to understand what it means to that particular guest and how it helped make them who they are today.
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5.0 stars from 87 ratings
Fantastic podcast!
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“As a music nerd, I love how deep and emotional the guests get with these albums! The hosts are extremely funny and engaging. I discovered this podcast a year ago and it’s definitely one of the things that got me through the pandemic. 5 Stars!!!”
DanceGrooves via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/09/21
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Eee Em Bee via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/02/20
Untangling the magic of music
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“Why does music make us feel things? An unanswerable question, but one that this podcast does an excellent and entertaining job of exploring. “This Particular Album” tries to understand the magic of music by having comedians and creative types come on to talk at length about their favorite albums...”Read full review »
TaguchiJapan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/29/20
Recent Episodes
Published 06/16/20
In our season finale, comedian, writer, actor and podcaster, Paul F. Tompkins sits down with Deborah and Joel to talk about his love for 'Til Tuesday's 1986 album Welcome Home. Paul talks about listening to the album while working at Hats in the Belfry in Philadelphia, moving to L.A. during the...
Published 06/16/20
Actress, writer and author June Diane Raphael sits down with Deborah and Joel to talk about Joni Mitchell's iconic 1971 album Blue. June talks about discovering the album in high school through a big crush, her feminist awakening through music, being a full grown woman at the age of 11, learning...
Published 05/26/20
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