Soundtracker

If you don't follow me on Twitter, or you just missed it, I'm in the midst of a completely frivolous trademark dispute with some guy who records the sounds of crickets in the snow. I'll explain better in the episode. Hopefully I'm still here next week, and I can finally post the GONE IN 60 SECONDS episode, which was supposed to come out today. Love you all! 

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Today is a big one for the show. First of all, it turns 3 today. Oh, and also, I finally FINALLY get to talk about my favorite soundtrack of all time, ABOVE THE RIM--which just so happens to also soundtrack a very good movie. Oh, and ALSO, I'm joined by the very funny duo that makes up the Third Time's the Charm podcast, Coley Mick (@ColeyMick) and Tyler (you know him as Trill Withers, or @TylerIAm on Twitter), who bring their knowledge of basketball and horny R&B music for a very funny episode.

In this episode we talk about Tupac's charismatic menace as Birdie, the very well-done basketball scenes, Wood Harris, and in a first for the show, we talk about the soundtrack for even longer than we talk about the movie itself. And what a soundtrack it is. Besides the monster singles (Regulate and Afro Puffs), it has a mix of sunny R&B, more great rap offerings (including my favorite Tupac song of all time, Pain), another of my all-time favorite 90s soundtrack songs (Blowed Away by B Rezell) and a smattering of very horny songs to keep things honest. And the entire soundtrack is available on all streaming services, including the 3 songs that you could only find on the cassette version of the soundtrack. Which is something I talk about at great length in the episode. But you'll have to listen to the episode to hear it. Don't do it for me. Do it for Nutso.

Check out Third Time's the Charm here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/third-times-the-charm/id1735312721

And here: https://youtube.com/@thirdtimesthecharmud?si=SJdiHI7p1HG5DbMl

Check out Sheed and Tyler here: https://youtube.com/@sheedandtyler?si=Aye_5l-HsM5BWmrR

Check out Section 10 here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/section-10/id1736746980

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The Helldude (@allahliker on Twitter, @helldude.bsky.social over on Bluesky) returns, and this time we're shifting gears from DEEP COVER to REPO MAN, the essential sci-fi punk comedy. In this episode we talk about the long road to this movie becoming the cult classic it is now, Harry Dean Stanton being the greatest difficult actor who ever lived, the punk soundtrack and a lot more. Listen to it while you're eating sushi (and not paying for it).

Listen to ALAB here: https://www.alabseries.com/

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Today I'm joined by the very funny Ed Zitron (@edzitron on Twitter and @zitron.bsky.social on Blue Sky), author of the Where's Your Ed At newsletter, host of the Better Offline podcast, and CEO of EZPR, a national tech and buisiness public relations agency, and we're talking about a very recent release, SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE. 

Subscribe to Where's Your Ed At here: https://www.wheresyoured.at/

Listen to Better Offline here: https://www.betteroffline.com/

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American Pie turned 25 on Tuesday, and if learning that is throwing you into some sort of crisis mode, why not work through it with myself and Ben Collins (formerly the disinformation reporter for NBC News/currently the CEO of The Onion) as we revisit the movie and its soundtrack for the occasion. In this episode, we talk a lot about how this movie holds up in 2024, discuss what happened to the cast, bemoan Seann William Scott not having become a Megastar, compare it to our own high school experiences, wonder how teenagers in 2024 would feel about the movie, and talk about the mostly good, EXTREMELY 1999 soundtrack. 

Find Ben over on Twitter at @oneunderscore__ and on Bluesky at @bencollins.bsky.social

Follow the Onion on Bluesky and Twitter at theonion.com and @TheOnion

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Do you like apples? What about soundtracks? I'm not really sure where I'm going with this, other than to say today on Soundtracker I get to talk about Elliott Smith to a great extent, and joining me is returning guest and author Luke O'Neil (@lukeoneil47), as we dig into GOOD WILL HUNTING.

Check out Hell World here: https://www.welcometohellworld.com/

Buy his book here: https://www.orbooks.com/catalog/a-creature-wanting-form/


Check out Luke's Hellworld article featuring people's Top 5 Elliott Smith songs here: https://www.welcometohellworld.com/having-had-enough-of-it-all/

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Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Soundtracker Podcast. Well, today at least. Hi! Welcome back! It's good to be back. And today I'm talking about an insanely good soundtrack for an incredibly fun movie, THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE. It features Wilco, The Shins, Ween, The Flaming Lips, and Motorhead. It's on all streaming services, and you should definitely check it out. But first! Listen to this episode, where Select and Start's (@selectpodstart) Keifer Lirette (@DannyVegito) comes back to the show to talk about why SpongeBob is so fun, our favorite characters, Ren & Stimpy, the incredible voice actors they got for this movie, and a whole lot more. You'll listen to it, if you're a true Goofy Goober.

Check out the episode of Select and Start I did on Resident Evil 4 here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/resident-evil-4-with-eric-peacock-from-soundtracker/id1621573901?i=1000583770663

Check out the episode I did on Spiritfarer here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spiritfarer-with-eric-from-soundtracker/id1621573901?i=1000621483674

Check out Keifer's Corner here: https://www.youtube.com/user/KeiferLirette

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Hey everyone! Remember me? The movie soundtrack guy? Well if not, check this episode out. I'll give you a refresher on who I am. Also I'll explain where I've been and what to look forward to with the show in season 4. At the end, I reveal what the season premiere episode will be. I look forward to seeing you all back here, next Friday, June 14th.

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So yeah, been a while, right? Well, I explain where I've been and when I'll be returning in this episode, and I'm unlocking a bonus episode in the meantime.

That's right, Scott Benson (co-creator of Night in the Woods and all around great dude) is back to deliver another epic episode, this time on TANK GIRL. In this episode we talk about the amazing soundtrack, the loveable mess of a movie, what went wrong with it, Ice T, Forrest Gump, Scott Weiland, asteroid movies, and 3 other hours worth of things. You can find Scott on Twitter and IG at @bombsfall. Thank you so much for all of your support, this is a good one and I think you'll all love it. 

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It's the season 3 finale and the Christmas episode all in one, so let me fix you some sandwiches while you listen to me talk to three-time guest Bobby Big Wheel (@BobbyBigWheel on Twitter and @kleinman.bsky.social on Blue Sky) about BAD SANTA. In this episode, we talk about how much we miss John Ritter and Bernie Mac, how perfect the casting is, the sweet heart the movie sneaks up on you with, the various cuts that exist and the differences between them, Tony Cox taking the funniest fall ever captured on film, Zwigoff's issues with the final product and why the suits got it right for once, and a lot more. So give it a listen, or you won't, um, s-h-i-t right, for, a month. 

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