The Now Spinning crew welcomes a special guest, Steve Robinson, president of Lansing Community College, who shares insights on the inception of the Vinyl Record Club, born during the pandemic. The conversation delves into Steve's early musical influences, spanning from Motown to punk rock, and explores how these experiences shaped the vibrant community of music enthusiasts at LCC. Listeners will discover the joy of vinyl and the significance of music in fostering connections.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into their most anticipated albums and their favorite releases for 2025. The episode emphasizes the excitement surrounding Geese’s upcoming record, "Getting Killed," and discusses the evolution of Cameron Winter's artistry. The crew also highlights the unique blend of musical styles from various artists, showcasing the vitality of contemporary music. Join the crew as they explore these engaging topics in detail.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into a meta exploration of the diverse musical selections brought forth for their upcoming meeting. With an emphasis on variety, the hosts share insights on eclectic genres ranging from jazz to psychedelic rock and classical to modern hip hop. This episode highlights how each member’s unique tastes contribute to a rich tapestry of sound, underscoring the club’s commitment to musical exploration.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This podcast episode delves into the evolution of the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club, particularly reflecting on the inaugural recorded playlist from September 22, 2022. The discussion initiates with an exploration of the songs featured in that first meeting, highlighting the contrasts and continuities in musical selections over time.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, the Now Spinning crew takes a deep dive into the legacy of the Beach Boys' seminal album, "Sunflower," released in 1970. They explore the album's remarkable collaborative nature, wherein each member significantly contributed to the songwriting and arrangement process. The discussion encompasses the album's historical context, highlighting its underappreciation upon release and its subsequent resurgence in the eyes of contemporary audiences. They also take a look at the intricate interplay of musical styles present in the album, reflecting the band's evolution during a tumultuous period in their career.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning gang dive into and explore the diverse musical genres played at their last Vinyl Record Club meeting including a notable 30-minute jazz piece by Miles Davis. They also dive into the works of iconic figures such as Brian Wilson, Prince, and Charles Mingus, whose contributions resonate deeply within the fabric of music history.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This podcast episode delves into the profound impact of Wouter De Backer, commonly known as Gotye. The Now Spinning crew engages in a meticulous examination of his discography, traversing the evolution from his debut album, "Bored Face," to the critically acclaimed "Making Mirrors." The conversation explores the innovative sampling techniques that define his sound, showcasing how he intricately weaves diverse musical elements into his compositions.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew returns to their proverbial desert island from episodes one and thirty-two. As always, the crew drops the needle on an eclectic mix including Weather Report, LCD Sound System, and My Bloody Valentine.

Related Podcast: Desert Island Playlists, Ep 1

Related Podcast: Daedalian's Desert Island Desserts, Ep. 32

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The Now Spinning crew drops LCC Connect General Manager, Daedalian Lowry on a desert island to find out what vinyl picks he would bring to his palm tree paradise. The discussion begins with an exploration of Daedalian's journey into the world of broadcasting, a path fueled by his passion for music and his desire to share it with others. He reflects upon the evolution of radio, emphasizing the technological transformations that have fundamentally altered the industry landscape and how it has lead him to his current role at WLNZ. As we transition into a more personal segment, we engage in a whimsical yet thought-provoking exercise, considering which three albums one would choose to accompany them on a metaphorical desert island.

Website: LCC Connect

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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