In episode 8, Jason and Kate dive into the KISS's self-titled album and their overall legacy in rock music. They dive into how this album blended  old school rock with a fresher sound, their early run of albums, and where it fell off. They also discuss music memories, music marketing, organic visuals, and the importance of wearing eyeliner (just kidding!). As Jason said, this one was an emotional rollercoaster! 

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It is rare that we get to do an episode that covers an artist that we've discovered mid-season, but that's exactly what happened with Noga Erez and her LP , "KIDS." We had referenced this album multiple times in season 2, and we were thrilled to dive into it. This episode dives into the importance of listening to albums multiple times, avenues of music discovery and their constant evolution, the legacy of Israeli musicians, Erez's references to Jewish heritage, and so much more. 

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In episode 6, Jason and Kate dive into RTJ4 from Run The Jewels. The conversation touches on the duo's unorthodox music meet cute, their fearless ability to tackle racism, the fickle nature of inspired writing and how it aligns (or doesn't) with recording reschedules, usage of featured and so much more.

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Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits is one of the most successful albums ever recorded, having sold over 30 million copies and winning four GRAMMY awards. Yet, it still seems to fly under the radar. Kate and Jason discuss the air of mystery surrounding Dire Straits, how they've maintained it for decades, the importance of going away as an artist, what happens when key members leave a band, and so much more.

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Modern female pop artists have been making some incredible headway in the past few years. Having discussed Billie Eilish, we go back back a few years to Hasley's "Badlands." We discuss how great albums sometimes need multiple listens to appreciate how great they are, what happens when follow up albums fall flat, and how adolescence can play into creating art.

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Prince's musical career is one of the most consistent and expansive of any musician in history. Jason and Kate decided to focus on The Rainbow Children, an underrated album in his body of work. This was his 24th (!!) album, released in 2001. They discuss how when an artist has a mega-hit, it can overshadow their other work, his ability to create something completely new with every album, and how evident it is that Prince was as much of a student as a writer. 

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In Episode 2, Jason and Kate discuss Origin of Symmetry by Muse. They dive into the production side of the album, including "flaws" that truly add character to songs, cohesion in the writing, production, and listening, and fearlessness in creating something different, and much more.

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We're back with Season 2 of Pick A Vinyl! We're so excited to dig into Childish Gambino's "Awaken My Love." Jason and Kate discuss the myth of "talent," imitation vs. influence, and this incredible, cohesive album that pays tribute to so many of the black artists who came before him.

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When legendary artists have such a deep catalogue, it's easy to just remember them for their most iconic songs. That doesn't mean those songs and albums will be their best and/or your favorite! Jason and Kate dive into Music of My Mind by Stevie Wonder this week. This album, from what people refer to as his "classic era," brought us to a conversation about Stevie Wonder's expression of the black experience, the diversity of this album within itself, his ability to deliver quality on every aspect of the listening experience without collaborating, and so much more.

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Have you ever felt betrayed by a band? Sometimes a band you love changes so much, you don't even know who they are anymore! That's exactly what happened to Jason with Def Leppard. We take a look at On Through The Night, writing to trends vs. writing timeless music, the music industry being scared to let bands evolve after finding success with "their thing," and so much more.

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