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Kevin spotlights three artists that he wanted to revisit from his library for this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay.
Blue Rodeo – Nowhere To Here (1995)
Sample Track: “Side Of The Road”
Blackfield – IV (2013)
Sample Track: “Pills”
Big Head Todd & The Monsters – Midnight Radio (1990)
Sample Track: “Monument in Green”
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Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!
Here’s what the crew were into this past week. Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!
Mark’s Pick
Shirley Horn – “Baby, Won’t You Please Come Home” from I Remember Miles (1998)
Juan’s Pick
Pastor TL Barrett – “Father Stretch My Hands” from Do Not Pass Me By (1976)
Craig’s Pick
Adam Miller – “Noah’s Little Nod” from Delayed (2012)
Shawn’s Pick
Trashcan Sinatras – “Twisted & Bent” from A Happy Pocket (1996)
Don’s Pick
Anderson .Paak – “Come Down” from Malibu (2016)
Tom’s Pick
Fastball – “Fire Escape” from All The Pain Money Can Buy (1998)
Kevin’s Pick
Mike Farris – “Wrapped Up, Tangled Up” from The Night The Cumberland Came Alive (2010)
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Craig goes back into the archives for this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay & spotlights some B-sides from 3 of his favorite artists/bands.
Songs Featured
The Cult – Love / Rain [Single] (1985)
The Church – Gold Afternoon Fix (1990) / A Quick Smoke at Spot's (1991)
Elvis Costello – My Aim Is True (1977) / 2 ½ Years Box Set (1993)
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Sometimes the story behind a song rivals the song itself & even the transitions between songs become an integral part of a live performance, which is why storytellers are so important to music. There's nothing quite like the feeling of getting to know the artists you so admire.
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For this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay, Kevin spotlights three Americana tracks from three albums released in 2014-2015.
Blackie & The Rodeo Kings – South (2014)
Sons Of Bill – Love and Logic (2014)
The Bros. Landreth – Let It Lie (2015)
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So, exactly how long should an album last? 30 minutes? An hour? It really depends on the listener & in most cases depends on the artist you're listening to. It might not seem that important on the surface, but there's a fine line between teasing the listener and lingering for way too long. And so we discuss...
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For this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay, Craig goes into the archives & spotlights 3 generations of punk bands/albums.
Songs Featured
Radio Birdman – Radios Appear (1977)
The Nils – The Nils (1987)
Samiam – You Are Freaking Me Out (1987)
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If you've ever had opportunity to see live shows on consecutive days, then you probably noticed a contrast in the style of music, the audience as well as the performance itself. It's never going to be the same experience, but they can both be equally euphoric...especially for those of us who have diverse musical taste.
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For this week’s #TuesdayTriplePlay, Kevin spotlights three tracks from artists he knows with at least a degree or two separation.
Anais Reno – Lovesome Thing: Anais Reno Sings Ellington & Strayhorn featuring Emmet Cohen (2021)
Brian Streicher Solo Piano – TBA
Book Club – Wild Town (2021)
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We have a rabid appetite for new music experiences, which unfortunately doesn't leave a ton of time for the classics. Even some of last year's discoveries are a distant memory. Well, we've decided to dedicate more time to music already in our collections by issuing a challenge; no new music for an entire month. That's right! Next month is officially "No New Music November". It's not going to be easy, there might even be withdrawals, but we know rediscoveries can be just as fun ~ CV & KG
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A genre-jumping, decade-spanning music podcast where Craig and Kevin riff, rank, and occasionally roast their way through underrated albums, ridiculous matchups, and unexpected…
Expect deep cuts, rapid-fire games, trivia twists, and the ever-growing series: “The Soundtrack to…”. Zero rules. Just riffs.
The Schizophrenic Music Podcast isn’t just a show — it’s a platform for sonic disobedience and musical pluralism.