Albums Are Dead

On this week's show, we review Dreamboat Annie, the 1975 debut album from Heart. Originally released in Canada, and then later into the U.S., to acclaim and huge album sales. There are so many stories surrounding the band and the album at this time, and we share them with you here. Come and have a listen!

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

Search for Albums Are Dead on Instagram to find us there as well!

We're on iTunes, so if you search for us there we'll show up for you. Please subscribe! We're working hard to get the show on other podcast platforms (Google, Stitcher, Spotify, etc.). We'll keep you updated as we get added to these platforms. In the meantime, all of our shows are can be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

On this week's show, we review an absolute monster of an album: It's Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814. As always, we cover the making of the album, we do a track-by-track breakdown, we talk about the reviews, and we cover details on the album tour. As always we have piles of fun, and you will too when you listen!

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

Search for Albums Are Dead on Instagram to find us there as well!

We're on iTunes, so if you search for us there we'll show up for you. Please subscribe! We're working hard to get the show on other podcast platforms (Google, Stitcher, Spotify, etc.). We'll keep you updated as we get added to these platforms. In the meantime, all of our shows are can be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

On this week's show, we break down the monster 1995 album (What's The Story) Morning Glory! by Oasis, a big album in North American, and one of the biggest albums in U.K. history. To help us out, our pal @DiscoStu81 joins us, to talk about growing up in England at the time that this album was released. It's informative and fun! Come and hear the discussion now!

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

Search for Albums Are Dead on Instagram to find us there as well!

We're on iTunes, so if you search for us there we'll show up for you. Please subscribe! We're working hard to get the show on other podcast platforms (Google, Stitcher, Spotify, etc.). We'll keep you updated as we get added to these platforms. In the meantime, all of our shows are can be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

On this week's show, we go back to 1975 to review the amazing Mothership Connection, a great release by Parliament. We talk about the making of the album, the odd concept behind the songs, and the many songs that would end up sampling some of the great music from this album. Come and hear all about this amazing funk classic now!

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

Search for Albums Are Dead on Instagram to find us there as well!

We're on iTunes, so if you search for us there we'll show up for you. Please subscribe! We're working hard to get the show on other podcast platforms (Google, Stitcher, Spotify, etc.). We'll keep you updated as we get added to these platforms. In the meantime, all of our shows are can be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

We made it to Episode 3! And this week, we talk about Van Halen's monster 1984 release, entitled...1984! We talk about the tracks, the tour, the reviews, and the eventual split between David Lee Roth and the band. It's a fun time as always, so come and check it out now!

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

Search for Albums Are Dead on Instagram to find us there as well!

We're on iTunes, so if you search for us there we'll show up for you. Please subscribe! We're working hard to get the show on other podcast platforms (Google, Stitcher, Spotify, etc.). We'll keep you updated as we get added to these platforms. In the meantime, all of our shows are can be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

It's Albums Are Dead, where we break down a different album at length each week. And for Episode 2, we review the biggest selling album of all time. It's Michael Jackson's Thriller album, released in 1982. We tell stories about the album's background, talk about the tracks, talk about the tour, and tell some interesting stories that took place around the time the album was made. It's a good time, so come and check out the show now!

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

We're official on iTunes! Search for Albums Are Dead in iTunes or any podcasting app that works with iTunes and we'll be there. We're still working on getting onto Google, Spotify, etc. We'll let you know when it happens. In the meantime, all of our shows can also be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.

Here we go! It's the inaugural episode of Albums Are Dead, where we break down a different album at length each week. We start off with a bang, as we talk about Def Leppard's monster 1987 album Hysteria. Come and hear facts you may know, some you may not know, and some that may not be correct (we try our best to get it right though!).

Albums Are Dead is a (hopefully) weekly podcast featuring non-expert music fans @sliiiiip and @megamixdotcom. Go to albumsaredead.com to check out the show's blog, full of links to old episodes and other stuff.

Follow the show on Twitter: twitter.com/albumsaredead

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albumsaredead/

We are working hard to get the show on all of the usual podcast platforms (iTunes, Google, Stitcher, Spotify, etc.). We'll keep you updated as we get added to these platforms. In the meantime, all of our shows are can be heard at albumsaredead.com

If you're dying to join us as a guest, if you have an album you'd like us to check out and review, or if you want to come on the show to talk about an album with us, hit us up at one of our social media sites and we'll try to set something up.

All of the music heard on the show is for sampling purposes only. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their albums and music legally, even if they're already rich. We make absolutely no money from doing this show.