Welcome to the episode where Jon gushes nearly the entire time about his favourite movie- we ask "is this what started Mallrats?!"- and once again, more gushing over montages, cuties, and the cast overall. We talk Dazed and Confused, the film, extensively and do get to the super male driven soundtrack (yes, the reason Abbie was never super into it). We ponder what "hoochie coo" means and spoiler- don't figure out the definition.

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Intro music- Artie Wosko

Lead Writing- Jon

Editing- Jon

This episode we travel back to 1996 for Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet. This is a soundtrack that you HAVE to discuss if you grew up in the 90's because it had everything- heavy hitters and up and comers alike. We talk the wild, mad, sexiness of the 10 seconds of Garbage's "#1 Crush", the earworm that continues to be The Cardigans "Lovefool", the sultry beauty of Des'ree, dive deeper into where Butthole Surfers got that god awful name, and explore how The Wannadies are back, baby on TikTok.

How could we talk this soundtrack without talking about this absolutely teen life altering film and its cast; Luhrmann's rendition of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet takes on a full 90's aesthetic that somehow ended up being quite timeless. With actors like Leo DiCaprio, Claire Danes, Paul Rudd, Jon Leguizomo, and Harold Perrineau, it is easy to see why the film itself had such staying power (even when the majority of audiences aren't paying the closest of attention to the Shakespearean English). 

Tracks discussed in this episode: 1. "#1 Crush" Garbage 2."Local God"Everclear  3. "Angel" Gavin Friday  4."Pretty Piece of Flesh"One Inch Punch 5."Kissing You" (Love Theme from Romeo + Juliet) Des'ree  6."Whatever (I Had a Dream)" Butthole Surfers 7. "Lovefool" The Cardigans  8. "Young Hearts Run Free" Kym Mazelle   9. "Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)" Quindon Tarver 10. "To You I Bestow" Mundy  11. "Talk Show Host" Radiohead  12. "Little Star" Stina Nordenstam 13. "You and Me Song" The Wannadies

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Intro and outro music: Artie Wosko

Writing this episode: Abbie

Sound editing: Jon

This episode we head back to 1984 for what Jon asserts is a "near perfect film"- Kevin Bacon and Lori Singer fight for their lives to dance in Herbert Ross directed, Dean Pitchford's "Footloose". The soundtrack naturally delivers, and if you can't imagine (with plenty of suspended disbelief) that these jams could be played on a small boombox and somehow infiltrate every room, car, and crevice of a small town- then you aren't trying hard enough to feel the rhythm within. We wax and wain nostalgic about most things 80's and all things childhood and simpler times, as well as question how reckless kids really did drive in yester years. 

A film that was distributed by Paramount Picture and the soundtrack released on Colombia, offers lots of laughs and Jon having to remind Abbie plenty of times who is who, in a super fun conversation. 

Track listing: Kenny Loggins- Footloose; Deniece Williams– Let's Hear It For The Boy; Mike Reno And Ann Wilson– Almost Paradise...Love Theme From FOOTLOOSE; Bonnie Tyler– Holding Out For A Hero; Shalamar– Dancing In The Sheets; Kenny Loggins–I'm Free (Heaven Helps The Man); Karla Bonoff– Somebody's Eyes; Sammy Hagar– The Girl Gets Around; Moving Pictures (2)– Never

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Thanks so much to Artie Wosko for our intro and outro music.

Lead writing on this episode- Jon

Sound editing- Jon

EDITED JUNE 29 9:40AM - If Jon sounds really quiet in your ears, delete and re-download the episode!

In this episode we talk to multi-hyphenate creator (and super great person) Ryan Antooa (https://www.ryanantooa.com/) while travelling around India with Wes Anderson, Adrien Brody, Owen Wilson, and Jason Schwartzman in 2007's The Darjeeling Limited. A departure from Anderson's previous soundtracks which relied heavily on the work of Mark Mothersbaugh, this album features tracks from prominent Bollywood films as well as some more western hits, including the track that one person in the chat lost their virginity to! 

Track listing: 1: - Peter Sarstedt–Where Do You Go To (My Lovely) - 2: Ustad Vilayat Khan*–Title Music From Satyajit Ray's Film Jalshagar - 3:The Kinks–This Time Tomorrow - 4: Satyajit Ray–Title Music From Satyajit Ray's Film Teen Kanya - 5: Jyotitindra Moitra And Ustad Ali Akbar Khan–Title Music From Merchant-Ivory's Film The Householder - 6: Satyajit Ray–"Ruku's Room" From Satyajit Ray's Film Joi Baba Felunath - 7:Satyajit Ray–"Charu's Theme" From Satyajit Ray's Film Charulata - 8: Shankar/Jaikishan–Title Music From Merchant-Ivory's Film Bombay Talkie - 9: Satyajit Ray–"Montage" From Nityanada Datta's Film Baksa Badal - 10: Jodphur Sikh Temple Congregation–"Prayer" (Traditional) - 11: Jyotitindra Moitra And Ustad Ali Akbar Khan–"Farewell To Earnest" From Merchant-Ivory's Film The Householder - 12: Satyajit Ray–"The Deserted Ballroom" From Merchant-Ivory's Film Shakespeare Wallah - 13: Alexis Weissenberg–Suite Bergamasque: 3. "Clair de Lune" - 14: Shankar/Jaikishan–"Typewriter Tip, Tip, Tip" From Merchant-Ivory's Film Bombay Talkie - 15: Narlai Village Troubador–"Memorial" (Traditional) - 16: The Kinks–Strangers - 17: Udaipur Convent School Nuns And Students–"Praise Him" (Traditional) - 18: Chicago Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Fritz Reiner–Symphony No. 7 In A (Op 92) Allegro Con Brio - 19: The Rolling Stones–Play With Fire - 20: Ustad Vilayat Khan*–"Arrival In Benaras" From Merchant-Ivory's Film The Guru - 21: The Kinks–Powerman - 22: Joe Dassin–Les Champs-Élysées

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Writing: Abbie

Editing: Jon

Intro and Outro music: Artie Wosko

This episode we are talking the most pivotal film and soundtrack of 2001- at least in our opinion. Josie and the Pussycats is a film co produced by Universal and Metro-Goldwyn-Myer that sadly didn't have the box office clout at the time as it does cult status today. Starring Rachel Leigh Cook, Tara Reid and Rosario Dawson as a rebooted feline inspired rock band of the Hannah Barbara universe, the soundtrack is comprised of the biggest heavy hitters in pop and rock of all time. We dive deep into the contributions of Ana Waronker of That Dog, Kay Hanely and Micheal Eisenstein of Letters to Cleo, DeeDee Gipson, Baby Face, Adam Schelsinger of Fountains of Wayne, Adam Duritz of Counting Crows, Cancon hero Bif Naked, Matthew Sweet, along with the films directors Deb Kaplan and Harry Elfont among others that made up this fictitious super group.

This episode dives deep not only into the history of the Josie and the Pussycats franchise- talking about who was supposed to be cast as Josie initially, and some of the big names that auditioned for the part of Val- but we also wax and wane nostalgia on what this film meant for teens and girls playing music in a post grunge, current end of the manufactured boy band/ girl band era.

Some articles we mention:

"Josie and the Pussycats predicted influencer culture we are living 20 years ago" by BJ Colangelo; https://www.whattowatch.com/watching-guides/josie-and-the-pussycats-predicted-the-influencer-culture-were-living-in-20-years-ago

"Meet the OG Singing Voice of Josie- Dee Dee Gipson" Maria Lewis https://graffitiwithpunctuation.com/opinion/meet-the-og-singing-voice-of-josie-dee-dee-dionne-gipson

We also mention the episode of "This Ends at Prom" where BJ Colangelo and, wife, Harmony Colangelo, they discuss Josie and the Pussycats: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/this-ends-at-prom/id1527896223

Tracks we talk about from the Epic Playtone released soundtrack: 

1. "3 Small Words" Deborah KaplanHarry ElfontDave Gibbs Josie and the Pussycats  2. "Pretend to Be Nice" Adam Schlesinger Josie and the Pussycats   3. "Spin Around" Gibbs, Adam Duritz Josie and the Pussycats 4. "You Don't See Me" Gibbs Kaplan Babyface Jason Falkner Steve Hurley Dee Dee Gipson Elfont Jane Wiedlin Duritz Josie and the Pussycats 5. "You're a Star" Duritz Gibbs Anna Waronker Josie and the Pussycats 6. "Shapeshifter" Kay Hanley, Michael Eisenstein Josie and the Pussycats 7. "I Wish You Well" Waronker Josie and the Pussycats  8. "Real Wild Child" Johnny O'Keefe Johnny Greenan Dave Owens Josie and the Pussycats 9. "Come On" Gibbs Kaplan Elfont Babyface Falkner Hurley Gipson Wiedlin Schlesinger Hanley Josie and the Pussycats 10. "Money (That's What I Want)" Berry Gordy, Janie Bradford Josie and the Pussycats 11. "DuJour Around the World" Kaplan Elfont Brainz Dimilo Anthony President DuJour12. "Backdoor Lover" Kaplan Elfont Dimilo President Guliano Franco DuJour  13. "Josie and the Pussycats" Joseph Barbera William Hanna Hoyt Curtin Josie and the Pussycats

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Writing: Abbie

Editing: Jon

Intro and Outro music: Artie Wosko

Once again we travel back to 1995 for the heyday of big money making soundtracks that actually rock with Batman Forever. Produced by RZA and released on Atlantic Records, this soundtrack is SO much more than U2 and "Kiss From a Rose". We talk our love of Brandy, and Lenny Kravitz's covert performance on this gem; we also get deep into our love of Sunny Day Real Estate and The Offspring (pre-Pretty Fly days). If you have watched the film recently, you will completely understand why this soundtrack was the catalyst for proceeding soundtracks to add the caveat "music INSPIRED by the movie"

Track Listing: "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" by U2 – "One Time Too Many" by PJ Harvey – "Where Are You Now?" by Brandy – "Kiss from a Rose" by Seal – "The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game" by Massive Attack and Tracey Thorn (The Marvelettes cover) – "Nobody Lives Without Love" by Eddi Reader – "Tell Me Now" by Mazzy Star – "Smash It Up" by the Offspring (The Damned cover) – "There Is a Light" by Nick Cave – "The Riddler" by Method Man – "The Passenger" by Michael Hutchence (Iggy Pop cover) – "Crossing the River" by the Devlins – "8" by Sunny Day Real Estate – "Bad Days" by the Flaming Lips – 

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Writing: Jon

Sound Editing: Jon

Intro Music: Artie Wosko

Oh Canadiana! This episode we are talking the Canadian Monolith, Big Shiny Tunes 1, put out by Muchmusic and Musique Plus in 1996, working with labels like Warner, Universal and EMI. We focus a lot on what makes this just so damn Canadian, including CRTC CanCon requirements, Edwin's babelicious reveal in "One More Astronaut", and how no one wants to say the word "Moist" but we do talk about the band.

In this episode we wondered who were the screaming fans in the beginning of "The Good in Everyone" by Sloan- it is in fact Sloan fans at what was then thought to be one of their last concerts in 1995 at Molson Amphitheatre- thank goodness they kept it going. 

Abbie also talks about the Molson Polar Ice Beach Party in Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Terrorities, which she quite honestly thought could have been a wild fever dream until finding this segment from CBC's The National all about the concert with Metallica, Hole, Veruca Salt, and Moist. Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fr-CCgABQI4

Abbie also constantly references the amazing book by author Mark Teo, "Shine: How a Muchmusic Compilation Came to Define Canadian Alternative Music and Sell a Zillion Copies"; you can check it out: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40132081-shine

We also mention and refer to the podcast "Rave and Drool: A Chronicle of 90's Canrock" that you can catch on Apple podcasts here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40132081 ; Along with "The Big Shiny Podcast" which you can find here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-big-shiny-podcast/id1551665314

Track Listing: 1. "One More Astronaut", I Mother Earth" 2. "Machinehead" BushX  3. "Tahitian Moon" Porno for Pyros  4. "Queer", Garbage 5. "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" Marilyn Manson  6."Scooby Snacks" Fun Lovin' Criminals  7. "Just a Girl" No Doubt  8. "Aeroplane" Red Hot Chili Peppers 9. "The Good in Everyone" Sloan 10. "King of New Orleans" Better Than Ezra 11. "Tinfoil" Limblifter  12. "Alone + Easy Target" Foo Fighters 13. "Ophelia" Moist 14. "Just" Radiohead  15. "Angry Johnny" Poe  16. "Rave + Drool" The Killjoys 17. "Paste" Pluto 18. "Novacane" Beck

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Intro music by Artie Wosko

Sound Editing by Jon

Writing by Abbie

This episode we talk the iconic first instalment of The Crow franchise (which we learn had even more sequels than we thought, along with the television show). The film itself is everything fantastic, but the tragic loss of Brandon Lee on set only made the film and his performance stand out more so in movie history. Accompanying this incredible film is a total banger of a soundtrack- with something for the mall goths and metal heads alike. We talk Courtney Love and Trent Reznor, and our love of Rage Against the Machine, to the sweet sounds of Medicine and Jane Sidbury. 

Grab your eyeliner and fishnets and settle in for the comforting lull of constant rain, we are talking Atlantic Records 1994 release of The Crow motion picture soundtrack.

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Track listing discussed:

"Burn"- The Cure ; "Golgotha Tenement Blues"- Machines of Loving Grace ; "Big Empty"- Stone Temple Pilots ; "Dead Souls"- Nine Inch Nails ; "Darkness"- Rage Against The Machine ; "Color Me Once"- Violent Femmes ; "Ghostrider" - Rollins Band ; "Milktoast"- Helmet ; "The Badge"- Pantera ; "Slip Slide Melting"- For Love Not Lisa ; "After the Flesh"- My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult ; "Snakedrive"- The Jesus and Mary Chain ; "Time Baby III"- Medicine ; "It Can't Rain All the Time" - Jane Sidberry

Intro and outro music: Artie Wosko

Lead Writing: Jon

Sound Editing: Jon

In this episode we talk the 1995 film, Angus, directed by Patrick Read Johnson and its gem of a soundtrack released on Reprise Records. We talk about how if you were lucky enough to own this soundtrack, you undoubtedly waited patiently at your local record store for this treasure of a (then) unreleased Green Day song, the fact that we get more Muffs, and why and how the Weezer song on here made Rivers Como so damn sad. This film and song track also have us talking our teen years and how absolutely iconic Angus Bethune, played by Charlie Talbert, was and is in our collective memories.

In this episode we reference episode 9 of the Waterproof Records with Jacob Givens podcast quite a bit. In this episode Givens interviews Charlie Talbert of Angus and it gives some major insight into not only the music and the movie, but all the behind scene stories that only make this film more endearing; you can check out the video of that episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRGBAwU69VY

Track listing: Green Day–J.A.R. (Jason Andrew Relva) Ash–Jack Names The Planets Dance Hall Crashers–Enough Ash–Kung Fu The Riverdales–Back To You Smoking Popes–Mrs. You And Me Weezer–You Gave Your Love To Me Softly Goo Goo Dolls–Ain't That Unusual The Muffs–Funny Face Tilt–White Homes Pansy Division–Deep Water Love Spit Love–Am I Wrong

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Intro and Outro Music: Artie Wosko

Sound Editing: Jon

Writing: Jon

Discussing all the 90's goodness that is the motion picture soundtrack for 1995's Clueless, written and directed by Amy Heckerling and starring favourites of ours; Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittney Murphy, Paul Rudd, Donald Faison and Brekken Myer. In this episode we chat how The Muffs have never, ever played "Kids in America" all the way through a second time, SNUG jeans, "maudlin sounds of college rock" with Radiohead, and just how dreamy young Paul Rudd is.

This pivotal soundtrack wasn't just a fun listen, it offers such a time capsule of North American youth of this era- from Cracker to Coolio, Beasties to Bosstones- this one is almost as groovy as Christian's attitude. 

Tracklisting for 1995 original motion picture soundtrack on Capitol Music:

1. Kids In America - The Muffs 2. Shake Some Action - Cracker 3. The Ghost In You - Counting Crows 4. Here (Squirmel Mix) - Luscious Jackson 5. All The Young Dudes - World Party 6. Fake Plastic Trees (Acoustic Version) - Radiohead 7. Change - The Lightning Seeds 8. Need You Around - Smoking Popes 9. Mullet Head - Beastie Boys 10. Where'd You Go? - Mighty Mighty Bosstones 11. Rollin' With My Homies - Coolio 12. Alright - Supergrass 13. My Forgotten Favorite - Velocity Girl 14. Supermodel - Jill Sobule

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Intro and Outro Music: Artie Wosko

Sound Editing: Jon

Writing: Abbie