A Fire Inside Out

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Jeff Cork and I are continuing our journey to discuss each and every album from the band AFI. We're up to the year 2003 and with it the monumental release of Sing the Sorrow. Seen as a turning point in both the band's sound and popularity, this album is both beloved and divisive. What will Jeff Cork think listening to the album for the first time? Check out the episode to find out! Oh, and also thanks for the kind comments and feedback on the show!

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Hey everybody! Thanks for continuing to listen to my AFI-focused podcast with the great Jeff Cork. We're up to the year 2002 in our trek to analyze and discuss all of AFI's releases and this week we're covering a couple of EPs. Starting out with the Days of the Phoenix EP and the wonderful Winter's Tale, we eventually get into the new era of AFI with the mysterious 336 EP. It's the beginning of a new era for the band and we're excited to talk about everything in the future. Tune in next week for our giant discussion of 2003's Sing the Sorrow.

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Ben Hanson and Jeff Cork are continuing their journey through the band AFI's full discography. This week we're talking all about the year 2000 release of Art of Drowning. Even if you don't like the band, check out the episode below and let us know what you think in the comments below! Thanks for listening!

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Welcome to an extra spooky and shorter edition of the A Fire Inside Out podcast! This week we're covering the All Hallow's E.P. from the band AFI. This 1999 album is a real hum-dinger, featuring classic tracks that were featured in games like Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3. We hope you enjoy the show!

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Alright, here's a big one. On this week's episode of A Fire Inside Out, we cover AFI's beloved album Black Sails in the Sunset from 1999. Listening to it for the firs time, what will Jeff Cork think? Does the album hold up for Ben Hanson? Find out all of that and more on this week's episode! Next Monday we'll be covering the All Hollow's EP, so check it out and tune in for next week's bite-sized and extra-spooky show!

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Our own podcastomania continues this week as Jeff Cork and I release an abbreviated episode that covers the band AFI's A Fire Inside EP. It's a shorter episode, but our first EP dissection is an interesting one that features a couple of bold covers from The Cure and The Misfits. Thanks for following along with the show and leaving your comments below, we'll see you next Monday with the next episode covering the monumental Black Sails in the Sunset.

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Welcome back to the year 1997. Jeff Cork and I rewind the clock in this episode of our podcast covering the band AFI to discuss the album Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes. We really appreciate the feedback on the show so far, we have a lot of fun recording it and live to see comments below that share your thoughts on the band, album, or what you were up to in the year 1997. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy the episode!

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Jeff Cork and I continue our trek into the depths of the band AFI with this episode of A Fire Inside Out. This week we're covering the band's second album, 1996's Very Proud of Ya. This episode is where we get our sea legs and get in the groove of dissecting the fast, punk-rock roots of AFI. We hope you enjoy the show, be sure to tune in next Monday to hear us discuss Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes. Check out the album and follow along with our feedback in the comments section below.

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Last week Jeff Cork and I kicked off the successor to our Twilight Highlight Zone podcast by announcing A Fire Inside Out, a show where we break down each and every album from the band AFI. This week we're finally getting into the meat of the podcast. In our first real episode, we discuss AFI's first full-length album from 1995 called Answer That And Stay Fashionable. Fans of movie samples and some fast punk rock should find something to enjoy here, other than hearing Jeff Cork's extensive thoughts on marriage.

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Years ago, Jeff Cork and I recorded a podcast that broke down and dissected each and every episode of The Twilight Zone. It was a great time and we've been looking for our next great analytical adventure ever since. Today we're happy to finally announce our next project, and we hope you're ready for a new journey. We're leaving behind the dimension of sight and mind and focusing on sound. There's this band named AFI that you might be familiar with; I'm a big fan and Jeff Cork has never heard them in his life. As the ultimate audio odd couple, we're going to discuss every album that the band released and note the changes along the way. We apologize to those of you that were expecting another classic sci-fi TV show, but even if you don't know or like the band we think that this will be an approachable way to have a weekly general discussion of evolving bands and musical taste.

We plan on releasing new episodes of the podcast every Monday on this blog and also on iTunes, and we strongly encourage you to follow along with us and join a conversation about one specific band. The episode below serves as an introduction to the new show and primes the pump for next week's dissection of their first album: Answer That And Stay Fashionable. We hope you enjoy the new show and we'd appreciate any feedback you send our way, I'm on Twitter as @yozetty and Jeff Cork is @gijeff. Thanks for listening to a couple of dorks!

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