The Now Spinning crew talks with one of their own, Noah Miller, about his forthcoming album, titled "Mutually Assured Destruction". The crew unveils the significance of personal experiences and artistic influences that shaped the album's thematic essence. Noah elaborates on the intricate recording techniques employed within the confines of his home studio, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of self-production.

Instagram: Noah Plays Strings

Twitter(X): Noah

YouTube: Torobono

Website: torobono.com

X: @LegaVion

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew connects with SFC from Keio University in Japan, highlighting the spontaneous friendships that can be formed through shared musical passions. The SFC Record Club guests share insights into their collection practices, revealing a diverse array of genres and artists, and all reflect on the importance of inclusivity in fostering a welcoming environment for all music enthusiasts. Furthermore, the conversation touches upon the evolution of music discovery in the digital age, emphasizing the role of algorithms and social media in bridging geographical divides.

Website: Keio University

Instagram: SFC Record Club

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew explores live recordings including an analysis of iconic live albums, like Peter Frampton's "Frampton Comes Alive" and Simon & Garfunkel's "Bye Bye Love." The discussion highlights the unique dynamics of live performances, the significance of audience interaction, and the evolution of artists through their live work.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

In this episode, we delve into the vibrant discussions stemming from our April Fools' Day meeting of the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. We explore a diverse array of musical selections, including the instrumental classic "Telstar" by The Tornadoes. Additionally, we examine the phenomenon of one-hit wonders, featuring tracks such as "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley and "Take On Me" by A-ha, while reflecting on their cultural significance. Join us as we celebrate the eclectic nature of music and the stories behind these timeless tracks.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The NSP Crew welcomes Freddy and Giovanni from MSU Vinyl Nights for an exploration into the world of vinyl. This episode delves into the inception and growth of vinyl clubs, emphasizing their role in fostering community and shared musical appreciation. The discussion reveals personal narratives of how each guest was introduced to vinyl, highlighting the significance of the medium beyond mere music.

Instagram: MSU Vinyl Nights

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

In this enlightening installment of Now Spinning, the crew dives into the captivating realm of recently discovered albums, highlighting the audacious and immersive soundscapes presented by Yahweh Nail Gun and the evocative melodies of Dexy's Midnight Runners. Through our discussions, we invite listeners to immerse themselves in these distinctive musical offerings and to join us in the ongoing celebration of vinyl culture.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, the NSP Crew explores "nocturnal music", a featured theme during the LCC Vinyl Record Club's March 18th meeting. Additionally, the episode features a delightful discussion about the NSP Crew's recent virtual meeting with the SFC Record Club in Japan, emphasizing the universal language of music that bridges cultural divides. Join us as we celebrate the captivating allure of music that resonates under the cover of darkness.

Instagram: SFC Record Club

Threads: SFC Record Club

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Lansing Community College Art Club teams up with the Now Spinning crew to explore album artwork, diving into the intricate relationship between album covers and the music they encapsulate. Through our conversation, we examine how the evolution of music consumption, particularly in the age of digital streaming, has impacted the artistic value attributed to album covers.

Website: LCC Clubs & Organizations

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The central theme of our discourse today revolves around the enriching experience of participating in the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. In early March, we dove into an eclectic assortment of musical selections, commencing with George Harrison's rendition of Bob Dylan's "If Not for You," a poignant exploration of the nuances of cover songs and their often-overlooked origins. We also engage in a detailed analysis of Billy Joel's "Vienna," emphasizing its enduring appeal and the profound connections that music fosters among listeners. Each discussion is underpinned by a shared appreciation for the artistry embedded within both well-known classics and lesser-celebrated tracks, ultimately illustrating the transformative power of music in our lives. We invite you to join us in this auditory journey, where every song unveils new insights and rekindles fond memories.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The NSP crew delves into the intriguing theme of "Law & Order" in music, or perhaps the "lack" of "Law & Order" in music is the more fitting statement; examining how the rebellious nature of the genre often encourages artists to express dissent against societal norms. Through an eclectic selection of tracks, we explore the theme of law and order, often siding with the lawbreakers rather than the enforcers. From the haunting theme of *Twin Peaks* to the counterculture anthems of Sublime and The Strokes, the episode traverses a diverse musical landscape, highlighting notable songs that embody the spirit of rebellion.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club