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- "WILDEST DREAMS" (Taylor Swift) & "RUNAWAY" (Kanye West) | Reaction/Discussion | Mirror Music Ep. 22
This episode is probably NSFW for stronger language than usual. We discuss cultural appropriation and the Wonder Twins.
Episode 22 of Mirror Music considers "Wildest Dreams" by Taylor Swift and "Runaway" by Kanye (ft. Pusha T).
1 hr 2 min - "ONCE A MAN, TWICE A CHILD" (Nas) & "OLD MAN" (Neil Young) | Reactions & Discussion | Mirror Music 24
Episode 24 of Mirror Music considers "Once a Man, Twice a Child" by Nas, from his new album King's Disease III, and "Old Man" by Neil Young.
1 hr 3 min - "WELCOME TO PARADISE" (Green Day) & "GANGSTA'S PARADISE" (Coolio) | Reaction/Discussion | Episode 21
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1 hr 3 min - "HALLELUJAH" (Cohen/Buckley) & "DUMB IT DOWN" (Lupe Fiasco) | Reaction, Discussion | Mirror Music 20
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Episode 20 considers "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen/Jeff Buckley and "Dumb It Down" by Lupe Fiasco. We discuss similarities and connections between the two songs, and try to bring disparate worlds together!
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1 hr - "Fight the Power" (Public Enemy) and "Blowin' in the Wind" (Bob Dylan) - Reactions, Comparisons, and Discussions - Mirror Music Episode 001
In which Coop and Andrew start a new project, a free range discussion about, and reactions to, two songs from different genres that may have more in common that you previously thought. - Episode 1 considers "Fight the Power" (Public Enemy) & "Blowin' in the Wind" (Bob Dylan). We talk about the history of protest songs and introduce the idea that simple songs can be the most profound.
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In which Coop and Andrew start a new project, a free range discussion about, and reactions to, two songs from different genres that may have more in common that you previously thought.