Generation Gap

On this special episode of Generation Gap your hosts, Paul and Sam, take a deep dive into the catalog of band that is very special to them- Coldplay.  Yes, Coldplay, the band that dressed up as space mechanics by splattering paint on very expensive Gucci shirts.  In this episode your hosts talk about what Coldplay means to each of them and they share their opinions (some very harsh) on every one of Coldplay's albums.

On this episode of Generation Gap your hosts Paul and Sam choose some very cool albums; A Deeper Understanding by The War on Drugs and They Want My Soul by Spoon.  Your hosts also discuss many interesting things relating to these records, such as the beautiful and interesting sonics of The War on Drugs, and just how Spoon may be the coolest band in existence.  

***A few things we'd like to clarify:
-We apologize for referring to this multiple times as our third episode.  We know this is technically Generation Gap episode #5, but it was the third episode we recorded.

-Since recording this episode Spoon has announced a new record.  It's called Lucifer on the Sofa and it will be released in February 2022.

-The War on Drugs also released a new album and it's pretty solid.  

Happy Holidays from your Generation Gap hosts!  On this very special Holiday themed episode, your hosts Paul and Sam discuss Christmas songs by their favorite artists, and they tackle a very interesting question; what is the purpose behind major rock acts releasing Christmas songs or albums?  

On this episode of Generation Gap your hosts Paul and Sam discuss an album that they both love, Radiohead's OK Computer.  Your hosts provide a great discussion and analysis of the record, and you get to see Generation Gap's resident Radiohead super fan, Sam, geek out harder than he ever has on air.  

On this week's edition of Generation Gap, your hosts Sam and Paul review the infamous Death Cab for Cutie album Transatlanticism, an album that is revered by both of your hosts.  Afterwards, they revisit Pop by U2, a record that neither particularly enjoy, even if it's by a band they both love.  

In the very first episode of Generation Gap Paul and Sam discuss albums that are long time favorites of theirs.  Sam picks Neutral Milk Hotel's In the Aeroplane Over the Sea and Paul chooses the classic Ryan Adam's debut Heartbreaker.  Stay tuned for more episodes jam packed full of music discussion.