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On this week's episode, the guys take one last trip into the Jack White Multiverse with the debut solo studio from Jack White released in 2012 called Blunderbuss. This album saw Jack in a pivotal moment in his career. In this album, White draws from many different influences that range from country all the way to hip-hop. This album and it's tracks received four Grammy nominations. Tune into this week's episode to see what the guys have to say about this album!

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

01:45 Last Week Recap

02:54 Jack White Overview

06:20 Missing Pieces1

0:20 Sixteen Saltines

15:03 Freedom At 21

19:01 Love Interruption

24:54 Blunderbuss

27:47 Hypocritical Kiss

31:00 Weep Themselves To Sleep

35:34 Ways To Support The Show

37:06 I'm Shakin'

40:22 Trash Tongue Talker

42:48 Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy

46:27 I Guess I Should Go To Sleep

48:47 On And On And On

53:06 Take Me With You When You Go

57:12 Overall Thoughts, Ratings and Next Album Recommendations

01:04:48 Next Week's Album Selection

01:06:26 Outro

On this week's episode, Matt chose the album to review. He chose Warren Zevon's 1978 album Excitable Boy, which contains Zevon's most commercially successful single, Werewolves of London. The album contains unique songs ranging from disco/funk-inspired to pure satire. Tracks like "Excitable Boy", "Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner" and "Veracruz" will leave an impact on the listener. Tune into the episode to see what the guys think about the album!

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

02:37 Last Week Recap

04:38 This Week Overview

09:49 Johnny Strikes Up The Band

15:41 Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner

21:23 Excitable Boy

29:49 Werewolves of London

35:40 Accidentally Like A Martyr

39:47 Ways To Support The Show

42:01 Nighttime in the Switching Yard

47:26 Veracruz

52:07 Tenderness on the Block

55:02 Lawyers, Guns and Money

59:53 Overall Thoughts, Ratings, and Next Album Recommendations

01:05:48 Next Week's Review

01:08:42 Outro

On this week's episode, Matt and Ryan take a break from the usual deep dive into an album and turn their attention to The Smashing Pumpkins' discography. The two hosts will take turns picking albums from that discography and see how they rate on All Music. The host that picks the best-rated selection of albums will win bragging rates and have the ability to choose the artist on the next episode of Discography Draft. Whether you are a fan of The Smashing Pumpkins or not, this episode will have something for everyone.

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In this week's episode, Ryan takes Matt and himself into the Jack White Sphere with the 2003 magnum opus Elephant by The White Stripes. Released at a time when the group broke new ground with popularity, this album saw the group exploring different styles all the while keeping grounded in their blues garage rock roots. The biggest songs from The White Stripes and Jack White come from this album: Seven Nation Army, The Hardest Button to Button and Ball and Biscuit. Tune into this week's episode to discover how this album stacks up to the other albums that Matt and Ryan reviewed within the Jack White Sphere.If you like the podcast, please give us a five-star rating and share it with a friend.If you have a recommendation for a future episode, email us at [email protected] Media Links⁠https://twitter.com/ttheylisten⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/ttheylisten/⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/ttheylisten⁠https://www.threads.net/@ttheylistenRyan’s Vinyl Collectionhttps://www.discogs.com/user/rjk3168/collectionTime Stamps00:00 Intro03:19 Last Week Recap04:16 The White Stripes Overview 13:52 Seven Nation Army 24:16 Black Math31:12 There's No Room For You Here37:02 I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself 42:37 In The Cold, Cold Night46:01 I Want To Be The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart49:27 You've Got Her In Your Pocket 55:32 Ways To Support The Show56:47 Ball and Biscuit 01:02:43 The Hardest Button to Button01:07:07 Little Acorns01:11:45 Hypnotize 01:14:45 The Air Near My Fingers01:19:08 Girl You Have No Faith In Medicine 01:22:22 It's True We Love One Another01:27:42 Overall Thoughts, Ratings, and Next Album Recommendations 01:33:53 Next Week's Album Selection01:36:35 Outro

On this week's episode, Matt picked one of the year's biggest albums with Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet. The guys decided they needed some backup to review the album and Jamie makes another guest appearance on the show to provide another layer of insight to this record. The album has been highly successful and brought Sabrina Carpenter to another level of pop stardom. This album is layered with influences from various genres that Sabrina blends with lyrics that authentically show her ironic personality.

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

03:19 Last Week Recap

04:00 Sabrina Carpenter Overview

10:11 Taste

17:00 Please Please Please

23:48 Good Graces

29:55 Shapest Tool

38:22 Coincidence

44:21 Bed Chem

55:32 Ways To Support The Show

57:18 Espresso

01:04:50 Dumb & Poetic

01:14:11 Slim Pickins

01:26:02 Juno

01:37:22 Lie To Girls

01:44:51 Don't Smile

01:51:20 Overall Thoughts, Ratings, and Next Album Recommendations

02:00:48 Next Week's Review Selection

02:03:10 Outro

On this week's episode, it was Ryan's turn to pick the album as the guys journey further into the Jack White Multiverse. The album is the debut album from The Dead Weather called Horehound. Released in 2009, this album was spawned from an event where Alison Mosshart filled in on vocals during a Raconteurs set. Mosshart did such a great job that group members decided to record songs together. Unlike previous projects, Jack White is on drums not guitar with this group. Will the guys favor The Dead Weather over The Raconteurs? Listen in to find out!

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

02:18 Last Week Recap

03:40 The Dead Weather Overview

10:55 60 Feet Tall

16:55 Hang You From The Heavens

21:57 I Cut Like a Buffalo

25:58 So Far From Your Weapon

31:17 Treat Me Like Your Mother

35:43 Rocking Horse

40:11 Ways To Support The Show

41:47 New Pony

48:56 Bone House

52:08 3 Birds

55:17 No Hassle Night

01:01:23 Will There Be Enough Water

01:07:43 Overall Thoughts, Ratings and Next Album Recommendations

01:13:54 Next Week's Review

01:15:59 Outro

In this week's episode, it was Matt's turn to pick the album to be reviewed, and The Turtles Present The Battle Of The Bands by The Turtles became the choice. Released in 1968, this album sees The Turtles exploring several different styles of music through the lens of parody. The group embodies the musical stylings of The Beatles, Beach Boys, and even themselves. This is a record that Matt owns on vinyl and Ryan has never heard of it before. Tune in to this episode to see how the guys review the album.

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

02:06 Last Week Recap

03:16 This Week's Overview

07:13 The Battle Of The Bands

11:07 The Last Thing I Remember

15:19 Elenore

20:28 Too Much Heartsick Feeling

24:18 Oh, Daddy!

28:20 Buzzsaw

33:19 Ways To Support The Show

34:18 Surfer Dan

39:28 I'm Chief Kamanawanalea (We're The Royal Macadamia Nuts)

46:18 You Showed Me

51:04 Food

57:20 Chicken Little Was Right

01:01:12 Earth Anthem (All)

01:05:15 Overal Thoughts and Ratings

01:09:31 Next Album Recommendations

01:12:22 Next Week's Album Selection

01:15:27 Outro

In this week's episode, Matt and Ryan take their first step into the world of Jack White with The Raconteurs' 2008 LP Consolers of the Lonely. The Raconteurs formed in 2005 due to Jack White and Brendan Benson writing a song (Steady, As She Goes) that ended up inspiring them to further explore their chemistry. Consolers of the Lonely explores a couple of different genres: garage rock, country, and blues. Tune into this week's episode to see what the guys have to say about the album.

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

02:57 Last Week Recap

03:24 This Week's Album Selection

09:15 Consoler of the Lonely

15:38 Salute Your Solution

22:20 You Don't Understand Me

28:50 Old Enough

33:24 The Switch and the Spur

39:26 Hold Up

48:37 Top Yourself

53:15 Ways to Support The Show

54:52 Many Shades of Black

01:02:07 Five on Five

01:09:07 Attention

01:14:16 Pull This Blanket Off

01:17:47 Rich Kid Blues

01:28:19 These Stones Will Shout

01:32:37 Carolina Drama

01:40:02 Overall Thoughts and Ratings

01:43:25 Next Album Recommendations

01:46:25 Next Review

01:49:14 Outro

In this week’s episode, Matt and Ryan look at the 1991 Self-titled LP by Metallica. This album saw the group taking a sonic pivot away from their thrash metal roots and shifting into a more melodic hard rock style. This spawned tracks that have become staples in the metal/hard rock scene: Enter Sandman, Nothing Else Matters, and The Unforgiven. Ultimately this album divided the fan base because of the sonic pivot and what came afterwards with releases like Load, Reload, and St. Anger. Join the guys this week to see what they have to say about this iconic album.

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00:00 Intro

01:56 Last Week Recap

02:54 Metallica Introduction

08:47 Enter Sandman

18:10 Sad but True

25:18 Houlier Than Thou

29:52 The Unforgiven

37:31 Wherever I May Roam

45:07 Don’t Tread on Me

49:20 Ways To Support The Show

50:43 Through the Never

56:25 Nothing Else Matters

01:05:00 Of Wolf and Man

01:10:29 The God That Failed

01:16:20 My Friend of Misery

01:22:55 The Struggle Within

01:26:05 Overal Thoughts and Ratings

01:29:55 Next Album Recommendations

01:32:16 Next Review Selection

01:34:33 Outro