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In this episode we finally travel into the current millennium as we talk about Arcade Fire's debut studio album Funeral. (Dad joke in 3...2...1) The album was anything but a funeral for Arcade Fire and launched the band towards stardom. The album has haunting lyrics, sweeping arrangements, and a raw emotional core that hits harder with every listen. See what themes hit home for us - and which tracks hit the skip button - as we dive deep into this modern indie classic.
Playlist of our favorites - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2RXBXfKew9A9vj6pEy4hGA?si=a406cf1b7d5a42ce
Episode art by Riley inspired by the album.
Leave a comment at Spotify or any of the socials below to tell us what you think about the albums and about your favorites and skips!
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On our third episode we are discussing Primal Scream's album Screamadelica with back to back weeks in the UK. When asked for influences for the 1991 album Bobby Gillespie listed 10 different genres, including free jazz, funk, soul, country, blues, electronic music, post-punk, ambient, house and psychedelic music. Wow! Give it a listen to see what our favorites are as well as any that we might skip. And see what album is up next and join us while we listen!
Playlist of our favorites - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2RXBXfKew9A9vj6pEy4hGA?si=a406cf1b7d5a42ce
Episode art by Riley inspired by the album.
Leave a comment at Spotify or any of the socials below to tell us what you think about the albums and about your favorites and skips!
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00:00 Intro
00:40 Least Favorites
04:18 Favorites
25:09 Ratings
On our second episode we are discussing Sex Pistols's album Never Mind the Bollocks. Join us for a trip back to 1977 and the UK punk scene. Give it a listen to see what our favorites are as well as any that we might skip. And see what album is up next and join us while we listen!
First episode of Barber Cuts, where we do all the podcasting things wrong. We are discussing Massive Attack's album Blue Lines during this episode. Give it a listen to see what our favorites are as well as any that we might skip.
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