The Drop

Today we're bringing you "A Conversation and Music"—a show we held this past weekend at Garcia's, featuring Rick Mitarotonda, Peter Anspach and Jeff Arevalo of Goose and Orebolo. The show was hosted by Tom Marshall and RJ Bee of Osiris Media. The song and discussion timings are below. We hope you enjoy, and thanks for tuning in.

0:00-8:15 — Intro conversation

8:15-22:45 — Silver Rising / Honeybee

22:45-41:20 — Discussion 

41:20-57:40 — Dripfield / Thatch

57:40-1:16:40 — Discussion

1:16:40-End —Meat / This Old Sea

Note: We had an audio recording issue, so the last 20 minutes of the recording are from a backup source. Thanks for understanding.

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1. Women’s History Month pioneers: the women of Osiris! We have some amazing podcasters I want to give a shout out to, including Dawn from Phemale-Centrics; Karina Rykman from Inappropriate Happiness; Leah and Taraleigh from Groove Therapy; Maggie Rose from Salute the Songbird; Katie Pruitt from The Recovering Catholic; Leslie, Alexius and the team from Goose Chicks Pod; Megan from HF Pod; Mel from No Simple Road; and Kirsten and Christina who helped grow Osiris. Thank you. 
2. New album from Page and Trey! This album, January, just dropped today and it’s awesome. Atmospheric sounds, beautiful songs, don’t miss it. 

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1. Women’s History Month pioneers: Beyonce. This incredible artist now holds the record for Grammy wins, with 32. Not only is she an amazing singer, performer, and songwriter, she’s also pushing new boundaries, like in her most recent album, Renaissance. Here’s a Beyonce Spotify playlist.
2. Dance Yourself Free. This is a podcast from NPR’s Throughline, which draws a line from Beyonce’s Renaissance to Chicago’s house music origins. Great listen.
3. Love Rising in Nashville. To try and counter some of the extreme anti-LGBTQ+ legislation that has been passed in Tennessee, Sheryl Crow, Jason Isbell, Brittany Howard, Hozier, and more will perform in a benefit concert in Nashville on March 20. Tickets go on sale today.
4. Festivals festivals festivals. Just this week we have new or updated lineups from Summer Camp, Catbird, Sound on Sound, Rye Bread Music and Arts, and more. And a new Inappropriate Happiness tomorrow will dive into some of these.

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1. Women’s History Month pioneers: Billie Holiday. This month, we’re going to look at some of the countless women who have transformed the music we know and love. Here’s one Billie Holliday playlist. 
2. Karina and Marco back on tour. There’s a Marco Benevento tour coming up this weekend, featuring our friend Karina Rykman. Check them out if you can, and check out her show, Inappropriate Happiness.
3. HF Pod hits 1990. We’re continuing to celebrate 40 years of Phish, most recently looking at 9/13/90 from the Wetlands.

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1. AI Creeping Into the “Functional” Music Market. There are millions of AI-powered “songs,” dreamscapes, sleep sounds, etc. Is this good, or bad? 
2. Dark Side of the Moon at 50. The Ringer does a great breakdown of the legacy of this classic album, which we’ll be hearing about all year. 
3. Phish Summer Tour on sale today! See you out there.
4. Goose at The Cap. Live streaming all 5 shows, and let us know if you have questions you want us to ask during our show on Sunday 3/12. 

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Please share and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Today we're doing something a little different. I asked people on social media to share albums they're listening to. I couldn't get them all onto the show, so here's 10 to check out.

1. Charley Crockett: The Man from Waco (from Stu Kelly)
2. Yo La Tengo: This Stupid World (many)
3. Sunny War: Anarchist Gospel (Graig)
4. Maggie Rose: Have a Seat (from Dave)
5. Wet Leg: Self Titled (YouEnjoyMySocks)
6. House Band: 1 (Gregg Carey)
7. The Arcs: Electrophonic Chronic (many)
8. Dawes: Misadventures of Doomscroller (Ryan Molnar)
9. Weyes Blood: And In The Darkness, Hearts Algow (Ed)
10. Elkhorn: Distances (Vinyl Guru)

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1. Oteil, Medeski, Maggie Rose, Vernon Reid, and more LIVE from Asheville. The full set of music played last night is up on YouTube, check this out. This is part of a new show called No Simple Disruption, which is a platform for young poets and spoken-word artists to share, collaborate, and engage.
2. Joel Cummins Keyboard Rig with Storm Sound. Joel breaks down his full keyboard rig for Ryan Storm.
3. Always Almost There live with Peter Anspach Thursday 3pm ET! Ryan and the team, who are in the middle of their “Jam of the Year” bracket, will talk with Peter about all things Goose.
4. Today in Phish history: 2/16/03. This really great tour starts to pick up steam in Vegas. 

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1. Phish Summer Tour! We’re getting 7 shows at MSG, and a lot more. What do you think? 
2. Today in Phish History. A few shows to check out—2/15/03, 2/15/93, 2/15/91. 
3. Phish’s 40th anniversary. What do you think they’ll do to celebrate the 40th? All ideas welcomed. We discuss this on a bonus HF Pod episode, which will be live next Monday. Support Osiris Premium here. 

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1. Steven Hyden “wildly speculates” about an Oasis reunion. What do you think? Could they come back? Should they come back? 
2. Rob and Chuck from moe. on Comes A Time. As you may know, Chuck Garvey survived a coma and stroke and Rob recovered from cancer, and they’re still going! 
3. The Sphere is on! U2 announces their shows in a Super Bowl commercial last night. 
4. HF Pod 40 for 40 hits 1988 today. We’re live with another show this afternoon, join us! 

The Drop is brought to you by Osiris Media. Created, hosted, and produced by RJ Bee. Art by Mark Dowd. Marketing by Nick Cejas.

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1. Steve Albini on why he hates Steely Dan. This is kind of his schtick, he has said negative things about Phish and lots of other bands. Here’s what he said: “will always be the kind of punk that shits on Steely Dan… Christ the amount of human effort wasted to sound like an SNL band warm up.” Do you love or hate Steely Dan?
2. Jack Antonoff on Ticket “Chaos”: It’s Not ‘Cause of Artists. If you want me to stop talking about this, let me know. In this interview, the superstar producer and musician opens up about the ticket fiascos we’re seeing. 
3. Pavement live on Austin City Limits. There’s a rare television performance by the band on PBS. Check it out. 
4. David Byrne’s Valentine’s Day Spotify playlist. I’m not even really a Valentine’s Day person, but hey, it’s David Byrne. 

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The Drop is brought to you by Osiris Media. Created, hosted, and produced by RJ Bee. Art by Mark Dowd. Marketing by Nick Cejas.

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