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Ep 92: Nathan Simpson Nominates Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side of the Moon”
Y’all. We love all of our guests but this one’s one of those damn special ones! Nathan Simpson. Pink Floyd. The Dark Side of the Moon.
I mean, come on.
Nate is one of Tyler’s very best friends. He is a supremely talented, charismatic artist and just an absolute top-shelf-caliber human being. He brings us one of those truly toppest shelf albums too. Pink Floyd have been on our “highly anticipated” list for a while and Nate is the perfect person to express just how truly special this album is. Love them or hate them, they did something truly groundbreaking in both precision and scope. This kind of album will make you feel human. And Nate put his trademark humor and eloquence to excellent use in the case he builds for the necessity of this album’s presence in the TOGT11 pantheon.
Will he have what it takes? Ya know there’s only one way to find out.
And please go follow Nate and Kelsey Ann’s film “Stephanie Stevens” on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephaniestevensfilm/
This episode also comes as a playlist on our YouTube channel.
Theme music composed by Damien Figueras.
Got a question, comment, or suggestion? E-mail us at[email protected]. And follow us onFacebook, Instagram, andTikTok (@thisonegoesto11podcast).
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By Tyler Esselman and Michael OsinskiY’all. We love all of our guests but this one’s one of those damn special ones! Nathan Simpson. Pink Floyd. The Dark Side of the Moon.
I mean, come on.
Nate is one of Tyler’s very best friends. He is a supremely talented, charismatic artist and just an absolute top-shelf-caliber human being. He brings us one of those truly toppest shelf albums too. Pink Floyd have been on our “highly anticipated” list for a while and Nate is the perfect person to express just how truly special this album is. Love them or hate them, they did something truly groundbreaking in both precision and scope. This kind of album will make you feel human. And Nate put his trademark humor and eloquence to excellent use in the case he builds for the necessity of this album’s presence in the TOGT11 pantheon.
Will he have what it takes? Ya know there’s only one way to find out.
And please go follow Nate and Kelsey Ann’s film “Stephanie Stevens” on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephaniestevensfilm/
This episode also comes as a playlist on our YouTube channel.
Theme music composed by Damien Figueras.
Got a question, comment, or suggestion? E-mail us at[email protected]. And follow us onFacebook, Instagram, andTikTok (@thisonegoesto11podcast).