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Listen or Die episodes
- Episode 3: Birth of the Cool by Miles Davis and Arrival by ABBA
Miles Davis teams up with that radish guy to partake in the evolution of jazz and ABBA win over Pete Townsend and Joe Strummer, so what's your problem? Includes a brief and somewhat informed history of early jazz subgenres.
Our logo is by Kelsey Byers and our theme song is "Stuff that Sounds like This" by Women's Basketball, used courtesy of Brian LaRue.
https://linktr.ee/listenordiepodcast49 min - Episode 2: (What's the Story) Morning Glory by Oasis and the Marshall Mathers LP by Eminem
Oasis do not overcome infighting to create a modern-day campfire classic and Eminem says crazy stuff about women and gay people but it's apparently okay because he's not being serious all of the time. If Paul Simon was right and every generation puts a hero on the pop charts, why did millennials go with these bushfires of personal toxicity? Nick and Stacey explore, plus lessons on healthily embodying the villain from haunted house acting.
Our logo is by Kelsey Byers and our theme song is "Stuff that Sounds like This" by Women's Basketball, used courtesy of Brian LaRue.
https://linktr.ee/listenordiepodcast57 min - Episode 1: White Light/White Heat by the Velvet Underground and Slayed? by Slade
The Velvets ditch their supposed cool boss and live their best lives, infuriating sound engineers, and Slade rise up from the Black Country to install their Wolverine-looking frontman as the UK's new Father Christmas. Plus, Nick and Stacey talk about exploring a parent's record collection.
Our logo is by Kelsey Byers and our theme song is "Stuff that Sounds like This" by Women's Basketball, used courtesy of Brian LaRue.
https://linktr.ee/listenordiepodcast45 min
About Listen or Die
From the publisher's feed
Stacey Federoff and Nick Keppler are two journalists on a mission to second-guess the respected music critics who created the book 1,001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. Each episode, they pick…
two albums at random and do deep dives. They revisit old favorites, expand their tastes and hope to one day understand the appeal of Hüsker Dü. Expect laughs, trivia, historic contexts and their judgement on whether or not each album is essential to living a fulfilling life.