Music Mostly

What is up, Good People? Twenty-four years after Sweet Dreams (Are Made of These), Annie Lennox released her (as of now) last album of original material, 2007's Songs of Mass Destruction. Join us as we dive into it for the first time! 

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What's up, Good People! Sometimes a movie needs to span a period of time in a period of minutes. And when they need to do that, they need a montage! This week we are discussing some of our favorite uses of music to hurry a film to its final destination. This is a fun one! Get out the popcorn!

Check out this Jimmy Buffet song that we talk about but we can't find anywhere else.

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What is up Good People? Do you know what a skeleton xylophone is? We don't either but if you told us there was one on this record we'd believe you. Join us as we discuss the breathtaking hot mess, Swordfishtrombones by Tom Waits. 

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What is up Good People? Joining us this week is one of our very best friends from the Sports Served Neat podcast, Mr. Charles Nyonga! We are headed to the slums of Shaolin to discuss the 1993 hip-hop masterpiece, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). 

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Check out these YouTube videos about the Wu:

What's up Good People? This week we take a look at Americannoisseurs Wilco and their amazing 2007 album Sky Blue Sky. It is truly a work that showcases all their influences while sounding like nothing else but it's amazing self! Roger that, good buddy!

Check out Kawehi (the artist Jimbo is into, who is not on Spotify) here!

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What is up, Good People? This week we are joined again by my baby brother, the one and only Pete Dog. We are discussing one of our all-time favorite records, the debut album Music by Omaha quintet 311. "This is my favorite city pity everywhere the enemy."

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What is up, Good People? Remember that time that Sarah Chalke replaced Lacy Goranson in Roseanne? You don't? Well then, you probably didn't know that Matt Skiba replaced Tom Delonge in blink-182 either. Well. he did. And this week we are digging on their ninth album, Nine. Enjoy!

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What is up, Good People? Join us this week as we compare two albums by prolific British rockers XTC! They released Drums & Wires in 1979 and SkylarkingI in 1986. They relesed five albums in between these two. They were busy. The journey from Drums & Wires to Skylarking shows how a band can grow and highlights how large an impact on the final album a producer can have. Before this how 33% of us hadn't had the pleasure of listening to these albums but, rest assured, they 100% rock! 

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What is up Good People!?! Join us this week as we discuss one of Will and Jimbo's all time favorite records. We are talking about the 1976 classic Rastaman Vibration by Bob Marley & the Wailers. It is going to be a great time. 

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What is up Good People? Sometimes you bang your head against a wall trying to think if something to talk about. And sometimes your brother says to you "My buddy Paul always asks whether '80s music is a genre or just music that came out in the 1980s." and then Jimbo says to you, Doc Hollywood style, "That is a hell of a thing for your to ask me!" So that's the question we are pondering on the SEASON TWO PREMIERE of Music Mostly! 

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