We visit Bull Moose in Portsmouth, and we talk about our findings, including (but not limited to) albums by Slint, Dio, Cecil Taylor, and They Might Be Giants!

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Last Saturday we managed to catch none other than Billy Joel live at Fenway Park—we spend this episode talking about the concert and our experience with the Piano Man's music.

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This week we decide to dive into the deep well that is industrial music. Will we come up on the other side? Who knows? Who cares?

Our Listening:

Scott: Throbbing Gristle—20 Jazz Funk Greats, Coil—Horse Rotorvator, Skinny Puppy—Last Rights, Whitehouse—Bird Seed

JimJam: Throbbing Gristle—Second Annual Report, DOA: The Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle; Foetus—Nail, Killing Joke—Hosannas From the Basement of Hell, Skinny Puppy—Last Rights; Front Line Assembly—Tactical Neural Implant, :wumpscut:—Bukertor 7; Controlled Bleeding—Knees and Bones; IRM—Virgin Mind; Prurient—And Still Wanting, Pleasure Ground; Sutcliffe Jugend—We Spit On Their Graves

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We celebrate some albums with birthdays in the month of September, including Abbey Road, Interstellar Space, Powerslave, and 13 Songs!

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This week we dive deep into the murky depths of Bandcamp and find some releases that deserve some more love (links below), and then end things with a conversation about the recent trend of "patching" albums (i.e. editing albums after they've been released).

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We first start this lovely episode off with a few albums we've been listening to as of late—Psychotic Waltz's A Social Grace and Townes Van Zandt's self-titled third album—but then we get to the meat of the conversation: music tastemaking/gatekeeping. Is music entirely controlled by a combination of stilted music critics and our mighty corporate overlords? Or are we freer than we realize?

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We've got a busy episode, so listen up: first we dive into the new Tool track from their upcoming album Fear Inoculum, then we go back in the past with the 60th and 50th (respective) anniversaries of Miles Davis's Kind of Blue and Can's Monster Movie, and we finally end things with a discussion about Thom Yorke's latest album Anima.

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We're back and we've returned with hot takes. How much are rappers like popular high schoolers? Mono vs Stereo? Double album, triple album, or just single album? We talk about this and more in today's episode.

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After talking about some…less than great singles from Miles Davis and DJ Shadow, we discuss a few albums we’d love to see reissued and/or remastered.

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This week we go out and buy some CDs and talk about our picks!

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