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- The Who: Who's Next (1971)
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In this episode, we dive into Who's Next, the iconic 1971 album by The Who. We explore how it revolutionized rock music, blending hard-hitting energy with innovative production techniques. Who's Next marks a key moment in the band's evolution, as they moved away from their earlier mod-inspired sound into something more expansive and experimental. Whether you’re a lifelong Who fan or a newcomer, this episode offers a fresh perspective on one of rock's greatest records. Tune in for insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and reflections on Who's Next’s place in the pantheon of legendary albums!
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1 hr 11 min - Van Halen: 1984
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In this episode, we catch up with Van Halen just as they hit the pinnacle of their popularity and also as they implode and fire lead singer David Lee Roth. Also discussed is the "Van Hagar" era, Mammoth WVH, and the Van Halen's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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1 hr 4 min - The Beatles: Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)
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We tackle the classic among classics-The Beatles Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band! Since 2003 perched high atop the Rolling Stone magazines' top 500 albums of all time, but dethroned in 2020. Who was able to topple them? Is this the greatest album of all time? Join us and find out!
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1 hr 8 min - VHS Gold: The Top 5 Films of 1996
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Set the Wayback Machine for a time when gas was cheap, Star Wars prequels were still just a thought in George Lucas' mind, and the first MP3 player was still a year away. In this episode, we each choose our 5 favorite films from 1996.
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1 hr 14 min - Billy Joel: The Stranger (1977)
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We are in absolute awe of this album. 7 out of the 9 tracks are either chart hits or classic rock radio staples. We discuss if there is such a thing as the "New York" sound, and if so, is it Billy Joel? Billy Joel's record-shattering residency at Madison Square Garden is also given its' due.
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58 min - Nirvana: Nevermind and the rise of Grunge
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Our first guest! Artist and musical friend Andy Cremeans joins us to discuss the genre-defining album from Nirvana, Nevermind. We also discuss the music scene in the run up to Nevermind's release, the Seattle scene, and the aftershocks of this ground-breaking release.
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1 hr 16 min - Aladdin and the Disney Renaissance at Full Speed (1992 Animated)
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You ain't never had a friend like 33/24! We celebrate the classic 1992 animated Disney classic Aladdin. The Disney Renaissance is a part of this discussion, and the films that make up this classic era of inspiration and productivity from the House of Mouse. Dean watched the live-action remake....well at least he tried.....
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1 hr 13 min - L.A. Woman: The Doors Go Back to the Blues (1971)
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Dean and Erik spread the love for this bona fide classic. We go track-by-track and break down each song and talk about the progression The Doors made that led them to finally get to the sound we feel they were meant to be making. Dean recalls meeting Doors Keyboardist Ray Manzarek BEFORE he was a fan, and reveals what he would to to his former self if time travel was available.
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1 hr 3 min - Low End Legends: Our Top 5 Bass Players
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Dean and Erik each choose their 5 favorite Bass Players, and reveal them one at a time. After the list, it's time to guess what each other's picks are, and how many we got right (one of guessed 4 out of 5, and one of us got none correct). Links below to selected songs-we talk about a lot more music, and you have to listen in to see who picked who!
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Tal Wilkenfeld (Crossroads 2007)
Jaco Pastorius (Soul Intro/The Chicken)
Brian Ritchie (Blister in the Sun)
Nigel Harrison (Rapture)
Geddy Lee (YYZ)
Carol Kaye (Good Vibrations)
Tony Levin (Playing the Chapman Stick)
Kelly Groucutt (Starlight)
John Entwhistle (Eminence Front)
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1 hr 35 min - Phil Collins: Face Value (1981)
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In this episode, Erik leads the conversation with a personal favorite of his, Face Value. We cover a bit of Genesis history as well as reminisce about chasing Phil Collins' touring drummer Chester Thompson down the street after a show to secure an autograph. The Beatles connection to the album is also revealed as well as the song that gives Dean chills, even to this day!
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Tomorrow Never Knows (Beatles)
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About 3324 The Music and Movie Podcast
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Welcome to the 33/24 Podcast, where Dean and Erik discuss the movies and music that left marks on their growth charts. So if you’re into the popular, the seen, the unseen and the obscure, then join…
us weekly for a listen. We promise, you won’t be disappointed.