In this week's episode (believe it or not) we talk all things WWE! Yes, wrestling! We're not exactly experts, but once again we learn that subjects you know nothing about can be fascinating. We also cover Matt's vinyl haul that his friend found in a bin. We don't talk about Dune this week.

"Below the belt" - Unfairly targeted at one's weakness or vulnerability. The phrase refers to boxing, in which hitting an opponent below the waist is prohibited.

Check out this week's playlist - https://spoti.fi/3c5HTV0

Join our Patreon for exclusive content - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

As season one of the podcast draws to a close, we maximise our time or the air, covering our topic 'artists you didn't like at first, who you now love', as well as Dune, Sopranos, new music releases, Bjork's halloween show in Rekjavik... AND MORE!

"You can't judge a book by its cover" - You cannot determine or should not judge the true qualities or characteristics of someone or something just by assessing superficial details alone.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/3wer3fO

Get exclusive perks on Patreon - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

Episode 46 was all about album-closing tracks, this week is about album openers. SO many good ones! Bear with us, we start talking about this eventually; this podcast wouldn't be the same without tangents.

"Let Her Rip" - 1. To let it go; to start it up. Often used as an imperative. "Her" is used in the same way that some ships and machines are referred to as female. 2. To do something without inhibition or restraint, typically with great enthusiasm or force.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/3vWYH9S

Get exclusive content on Patreon - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

Collaborations! Some of the most popular songs ever are collaborations, but which are our favourites? As a side note, how could we solve the climate crisis using music??

"A Leg Up" - 1. Literally, a boost from another person that enables one to reach something that one could not reach on one's own. 2. An advantage in a situation or over another person.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/2ZegjkU

Get extra content on Patreon - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

Why are the songs that finish albums often so good?? What's going on in the world of crytocurrency? What's the secret to great film-making?? We cover ALL the bases this week!

"Elvis has left the building" - Said when an event or performance hascome to an end, or when someone or something has left a place, especially in a dramatic fashion.The phrase refers to an announcement famously made at the end of Elvis Presley concerts alerting people that he vacated the premises and no further encores would be played.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/2YWDQqp

Get extra content on Patreon - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

It's the HEAVY episode... What is heavy music anyway? And why doesn't your Mum like it??

"Foaming at the mouth" - Figuratively, to be viciously and uncontrollably angry or upset.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/3DpMm0l

Support us on Patreon - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

We're talking short songs. They're an art form, shrouded in history, and the basis for all modern popular music. The playlist this week is a taster of so many great bands - a must listen.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/2Y9fmdQ

Support us on Patreon - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musicieverythingpod

This week’s podcast is all about fan favourites! Not necessarily the biggest or most famous songs, just the ones the fans like best. How are they written? Why do they strike such a chord with so many people?

'Birds of a feather (flock together)’ - similar or like-minded people

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/2ZqTLhc

Join our Patreon for extra content - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod

In this episode we're chatting all things b-sides and rarities! Is the b-side still relevant in today's music world? What are the best ones out there? Spoiler alert: there are some amazing b-sides out there...

'Flea Market' - A typically outdoor market or bazaar where sundry goods, antiques, household items, or trinkets are sold, bartered, or traded.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/3nGB8Qb

Join our Patreon for extra content - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

We're dicussing protest songs! How can music be used to address a cause? Is it still possible to gather support via song? What are our favourite protest songs? Some great choices, mostly featuring Zach De La Rocha...

"Wake Up Call" - An event that triggers a sense of urgency or the motivation to make a change.

Check out this episode's playlist - https://spoti.fi/3l8x0FX

Join our Patreon for extra content - https://patreon.com/musiciseverythingpod

Follow us - https://linktr.ee/musiciseverythingpod