Record Time Podcast

Record Time Podcast

By Pete & TimMusic
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Record Time Podcast episodes

  • Record Time - Getz / Gilberto
    Pete & Tim celebrate the groundbreaking collaboration Getz / Gilberto, beautifully merging jazz and samba and creating multiple new additions to the classic American songbook. Fueled by the Brazilian cocktail of caipirinhas, your hosts explore the mysteries of jazz theory and the unbelievable talent of Astrud Gilberto, who makes her debut on this record. They finish things off with their cover of Só Danço Samba, a title that challenges the podcast medium's UNICODE support
    1 hr 22 min
  • Record Time - Songs in A Minor
    Alicia Keys' "Songs in A Minor" is one of the more impressive debut albums in recent memory. Sprawling and diverse, technical and emotional, this astoudingly emotional and funky record has a lot to dig into. Pete and Tim vow again to keep it tight, but in the end cannot help but take their time with all the amazing tracks on this fabulous record. They end the ep with a cover of "Lovin' U".
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    Next up: Getz / Gilberto
    1 hr 27 min
  • Record Time Singles - Mirrorball
    Record Time is all about celebrating the album. But sometimes, a particular single on an album really stands out. Record Time Singles celebrates the individual tracks that can be the gateway to listen to an exceptional album that is worth your time and energy. In the inaugural episode of Record Time Singles, Tim and Pete savor the many pleasures of the rich and fabulous "Mirrorball" by Elbow. Enjoy.
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    16 min
  • Record Time - Automatic for the People
    Pete and Tim are at it again (yeah yeah yeah yeah)
    Talkin' 'bout an album by REM (yeah yeah yeah yeah)
    Vodka and tonic is their beverage of choice (yeah yeah yeah yeah)
    And at the end of the ep Tim will raise his voice (yeah yeah yeah yeah)
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    1 hr 12 min
  • Record Time - Court and Spark
    Pete makes a new lifetime friend with Joni Mitchell's rich and sumptuous "Court and Spark", which Tim had known about for years. While Joni has long gotten mad props and praise for her contributions to popular music, it's another thing entirely to discover this incredible multi-faceted gem out of thin air. What an incredibly honest, personal yet sprawling accomplishment. Savor it while sipping your favorite sauvignon blanc, and stick around for Pete's ridiculously excessive cover of "Help Me".
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    1 hr 43 min
  • Record Time - The Low End Theory
    Pete and Tim put the record to the groove on The Low End Theory, the jam for all seasons by A Tribe Called Quest. Put this record on in any situation and it's banging. But on top of that, you've got layers and layers of artistry, craft and attitude to spare. Tim and Pete get into it all, and end with their attempt at a cover of "Excursions". Sip your favorite party beer while you savor one of the best and most important rap albums of all time.
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    1 hr 26 min
  • Record Time - Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I just Sit
    Rock is alive and well in the first episode of 2019, with Pete and Tim digging into Courtney Barnett's 2015 bombshell Sometimes I Sit and Think and Sometimes I Just Sit. Courtney's mix of Dylanesque lyrics, Nirvana rock and Patti Smith cool is an awesome blend of influences and a great high-energy way to start the new year. Given Courtney's Australian roots, we pair the record with Fosters. We end the ep with a cover of "Illustration of Loneliness".
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    1 hr 16 min
  • Record Time - Red Headed Stranger
    Saddle up and hit the trail for this epic story of love, loss, murder and (sort of ) redemption. Willie Nelson’s 18th record is a concept album straight from the prairie and from the deep traditions of country and folk music. Pete and Tim savor the incredible musicianship, subtle hubris and unique personality of Willie Nelson and his incredible band, and marvel at the legacy of Willie’s guitar, Trigger. We end the ep with a cover of "Hands on the Wheel".
    This record is paired with a drink you can use to brace yourself as you gaze at the far prairie horizon, Jack Daniels.
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    1 hr 16 min
  • Record Time - The Suburbs
    At once sad, wistful, frustrated, and triumphant, Arcade Fire’s 2010 album is a monumental achievement in themes both musical and literary. Pete and Tim have lots to chew on with this ambitious and emotional drive through the outskirts of the city. Caught between childhood and adulthood, city and country, obligation and desire, the Suburbs deftly exposes the shared experiences of so many growing up on the cusp of the new millenium. Your hosts do not shy away from confronting all of it, even as it forces us to confront forgotten sides of ourselves, sides lost in the haze of time and experience.
    Our cover this ep is “Modern Man”, a song that maybe hits a bit too close to home for these two working dads.
    Sip a heady, local IPA (the localest you can find) while you listen. Something as bittersweet, murky and hard-hitting as the record itself.
    1 hr 32 min

About Record Time Podcast

From the publisher's feed

Back before the internet and cable TV, before jobs and kids, before ipods and iphones, and especially before iTunes, this funny thing used to happen. People used to actually go to the record store at midnight to be among the first to buy a new album by their favorite artist. Then you’d walk home, maybe with a friend (if you were lucky, you were with a friend) and the two of you would open the record and put it on. Together, you would just sit there and listen. Afterwards, you would talk about what you just heard, and then maybe start it again.