In this middle of the COVID 19 pandemic, we decided to get together over Zoom to talk about what music has helped us get through this crazy time.

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The experimental fourth album by Kanye West was a marked departure from his previous rap records. Released in 2008 and utilizing the Roland TR-808, auto-tuned vocals, and heretofore unseen experimentation from West, this album influenced many future (and established) artists and has left a legacy in the hip-hop and R&B community and so far beyond.

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The hauntingly beautiful second album from Bon Iver brings about images of winter, solitude, desperation, and hope. We hope you enjoy getting lost in these beautiful layers and textures with us! Let us know your favorite moments from this record, as well as your favorite parts of this episode.

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Whether you grew up in the 80s or not, you've probably experienced these one-hit wonders through cinema, listening to a cover band, etc...but do you know the stories behind these famous songs and their artists?

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What 1994-released album had 5 singles, won a Grammy in 1995, and has sold more than 20 million copies as of 2014? Join us as we dive into Dookie by Green Day, one of the most iconic pop-punk albums of all time.

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On this episode we dive into the fifteenth - yes FIFTEENTH - album by Stevie Wonder that kicks off his "classic period". We explore, track by track, his iconic use of different keyboards and synthesizers that allowed for new expressions and textures in his music and influenced a wide range of future artists.

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In this episode we discuss 1971's Coat of Many Colors by American singer-songwriter and national treasure Dolly Parton.

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On this inaugural episode, the Post Amp boys jump in to the beautiful merging of blues, folk, and rock and roll that is Led Zeppelin’s first album.

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Welcome to a brand new podcast where we take a deep dive into some of the most beloved, renowned, and influential albums by artists of all genres and styles.