Media Swap

Thanks for listening! Two brother-in-laws who are bent to waste all their money on collecting physical media of their favorite music and movies. This episode will take us out of Hollywood to Korea for a thrilling and chilling revenge flick! The album is a new genre and showcases another of my favorite guitarists, Joshua Homme. Check it out and stick around to hear us tell you about some of our new acquisitions during the challenging COVID-19. 

Thanks for checking us out, two brother-in-laws who obsess with collecting, specifically physical media. Vinyl and DVD/Blu-rays! Collections spanning decades and all across the world this week taking us back to Detroit in the 70s and a coastal town in the 60's. Dig in for this Stooges/The Birds episode!

1 DVD and 1 vinyl come together to form a podcast, this week we celebrate 3 days of love and music with the Woodstock documentary clocking in at under 4 hours! I have no frame of reference when I tell you this is the most accurate portrayal of Woodstock you're gonna get. To pair up with that the vinyl this episode is from the Who, one of the standout acts that appeared at Woodstock. Their 1971 album 'Who's Next' is an album that influences music to this day and features the Who at their best. Peace!

Media Swap of a 20th anniversary blu-ray of 1989's 'Do the Right Thing' by Spike Lee and a 2016 vinyl copy of 'Black Ben Carson' by JPEGMAFIA with only 250 copies! A 30 year movie that is as relevant as it ever was today and an album that plays with the same ideas delivered via contemporary hip hop, experimental pop, and industrial sounds. D's! motherfucker! D's!

You bring your blu-ray and I'll bring my vinyl records! Our media lined up this week to transport us and the listener to Detroit Michigan, 1999! Detroit, as the motor industry which once carried the economy the city is crumbling and how it affected the citizens, represented in music and film. Jack White has since become a household name in rock n' roll but in 1999 he was just releasing the eponymous 'The White Stripes' where he blends punk, blues, and garage rock. The same year 'The Virgin Suicides' was released, directed by Sofia Coppola and starring James Woods, Kirsten Dunst, Kathleen Turner, and a guest appearance by Danny Devito. Enjoy!

Two brother-in-laws who are undeniable nerds and have large ever-expanding collections of physical media and take a night to pair their respective medias like dinner and a movie except its blu-ray and a vinyl record! For the first episode something light and PG on both fronts; Revolver by the Beatles (mono, 1966) and Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)! Thanks for giving us a listen and allow us time to figure out format and pacing, hopefully over the course of this series you might find new media you like and maybe even are inspired to start your own collection.