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In this episode, Chris L. Terry, who is both a writer and punk rock musician, does double duty as author and music guru. Chris and I talk about his novel ‘Black Card’, a story that follows a mixed-race punk rock musician and his struggles with identity. Chris and I get candid about race, how to pronounce certain naughty words, Hip-Hop, punk rock music, and even Confederate monuments.
Per J. Ryan Stradal in ‘The Rumpus’: “Provocative, warm-hearted, and often hilarious, ‘Black Card’ tells the story of a biracial punk rocker searching for his place in a largely white world. He’s come to feel that his sole black friend holds the key to his identity, and the pressure and expectations of this friendship come to a head in a community where racism takes countless subtle and overt forms. Terry is a remarkable writer, and ‘Black Card’ oughta be on every summer reading list.”
Chris L. Terry was born in 1979 to an African-American father and an Irish-American mother. He spent his teens and early 20s touring the U.S. and Europe as the singer in different punk bands. Terry has an MA in English from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Creative Writing MFA from Columbia College Chicago. His debut novel ‘Zero Fade’ (Curbside Splendor, 2013) was on Best of 2013 lists by Slate.com and Kirkus Reviews. Terry lives in Los Angeles with his family. He works as a Copywriter and Creative Writing Instructor.
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Chris L. Terry’s ‘Black Card’ Largehearted Boy Playlist: http://www.largeheartedboy.com/blog/archive/2019/09/chris_l_terrys.html
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Christy Alexander Hallberg on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube: @ChristyHallberg
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On the 15th Episode of Dorm Damage with Tom & Zeus, the guys have a discussion about grunge music and the supposed "Big 4"
Tom & Zeus are both huge fans of what is called "grunge" music. Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice In Chains are sometimes called the "Big 4" of grunge. But is it just the Big 4? Are there artists that belong in the group to make it bigger?
Tom & Zeus discuss the bands, the music and the era.
So grab your flannel and lets go back to 90's, oh well...nevermind.
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Here is episode 191, Martin gets into Bands with Outside Lyricists
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This week Tom & Zeus review the new Ultimate Classic Rock article entitled, "KISS' 50 Most Important Concerts."
Kiss is entering its 50th anniverary and with that there are going to be many celebrations and this week the Ultimate Classic Rock website decided to list 50 important KISS concerts. The list begins with the 50th anniversary of KISS' first concert at the Popcorn Club on January 30, 1973.
The boys go through the list and dissect and discuss SIOL style.
Don't miss the SIOL favorite SIOL Marvel ending.
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This week, the regulars sip on a cocktail reminiscent of the ways we try to push messy chaos with Toronto’s Loviet. She tells tells us about how she achieved her extensive trucker hat collection, her newest single “January”, and how her upcoming EP The Nighttime Is All In The Timing is a love story to music itself. Cheers!
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Listen to "January" by Loviet
Messy Layers
1 oz Bloom Rose and Jasmine Gin
1 oz Blueberry simple syrup
2 oz Ginger beer
Fresh blueberries
Dried rose petals
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In this episode, we chat with rising rock star GUNNAR about his debut album, Best Mistake. In our conversation, we explore GUNNAR's how Best Mistake was a turning point as he finally found his authentic voice and sound. GUNNAR shares with us how the writing and recording process allowed him to be true to himself.
From heartbreak to self-discovery, we delve into the themes of Best Mistake and GUNNAR's personal experiences to craft his songs. So join us for this exclusive conversation with GUNNAR on Yesterday's Concert, and discover the story behind Best Mistake and the rising star.
New episodes of Yesterday's Concert drop every Monday. Check out our previous episodes here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. In addition, you can contact our show at [email protected] and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for the latest news and content.
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Randy Brown, host of the Synaptic Empire podcast joins Bakko to discuss Fantasy Football. The Spice Girls. Vinyl. Streaming. Porky's on Blu Ray. Raquel Welch. Bruce Springsteen. Little Caesar, The Rolling Stones & KISS. Catching guitar picks. The greatest Van Halen song. And they play Random Rocker.
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Music:
Naked Eyes - Promises Promises
Billy Squier - You Know What I Like
Whitesnake - Girl
Little Caeser - Chain Of Fools
Van Halen - The One I Want
Hericane Alice - Wild, Young & Crazy
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Donny Hathaway Live is a soul classic and one of my all-time favorite records ever. We had the good fortune to interview author and cultural critic Emily Lordi in one of our earliest podcasts about her book on this record for the 33 1/3 series. We are proud to feature this episode again — “in case you missed it” — for Black History Month!
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Chris Cornell was one of the best rock and roll singers of the last 40 years. He had an incredible four octave vocal range that showed could be incredibly powerful and delicate, sometimes in the same song. And the music he created was as diverse as his range.
He came up in the music scene in the 1990s as the front man for Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog before taking over lead vocals for Audioslave. He also released a handful of solo albums that includes singer / songwriter material with an acoustic guitar, the theme from a James Bond movie, and some more electronic work with Timbaland.
He also struggled with depression and addiction until his suicide in 2017.
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Author Ericka Blount Danois joins the boys for an overall look into Soul Train, known by its on-air slogan as "the hippest trip in America!" We discuss Ericka's book, Love, Peace and Soul: Behind the Scenes of America's Favorite Dance Show Soul Train: Classic Moments, and other subjects about this classic TV show!
We discuss the role of host Don Cornelius (as well as the other hosts) in shaping Soul Train, as well as his fading interest upon one musical genre's arrival! We also touch upon his completing suicide.
Mostly, it's about the music, the dancers (many of whom became stars themselves), and the impact the show had on its viewers, and the musicians of the era!
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