Rico's Disasternoon

Where did it go??? A little bit clickbait I know, but I mostly talk about a listening experience I had and how I have hard time finding a new rock band with the "nerves" that I'm looking for.

I rediscovered this show, the binge has started, so why is it so captivating? I also talk about how a procedural kind of show like this is helping me out getting used to watching a series again. 

If you're a series fan, and maybe a little insane about how "not casual" you are about your viewing experience, you might relate.

Green Day just put out a surprise EP. 3 songs from their trilogy albums remixed to sound bigger. So I ramble a little about that and about the trilogy of Uno, Dos and Tre, the special playlist that I made for myself to condense those albums into one to listen to when I'm in trilogy mood, and that I think would have been a way better entry in their discography.

A little update on the current situation

From Audacity to Reaper DAW, it's been a fun ride, trying to learn something about the beautiful world of music production, recording, mixing and mastering. It's funny how even if compared to the pros, I'm as clueless as you can get about it, still weirdly feels like home. The comfort in opening a software that feels inspiring, the rush of hearing your small idea become a song, the satisfaction of learning small bits along the way, and of course the frustration of not being able to get that fuckin snare drum to pop out of the goddamn mix!

First ever episode of the podcast. Let's vent about the pandemic situation, this Coronavirus situation, plus some personal stuff of course, cause you can't talk into a microphone without some Ego in the equation.