Hey Tik Tok kid, remember You Tube? We do! It's still the best place for old and new live band clips. We chat about a few of our favs on todays Pop Up.

The Tea Party get Intimate and Interactive...that's copyrighted.

Holy Fuck make some beautiful noise.

Sylvan Esso just makes beauty.

This ain't no pop up! Time for the guys to go full geek on a couple of their favorite albums.

Dave - Scott Weiland 12 Bar Blues - Dave heaps praise on this highly underrated solo album from the Stone Temple Pilots front man.

Tom - Rod Stewart Every Picture Tells A Story - Don't it? Tom gushes about this influential album from Rod the Mod. 

Find out which of these albums actually broke up a band! It's not the not you think.

New year, new playlist featuring tracks from this and future episodes can be found here

Apparently, our last hot takes were so well received we thought we would take on the ultimate in hot takes. We give our opinions on The Beatles Get Back documentary. First hot take, we still haven't finished it!!! Though, that's more of a revelation?

As always follow along with the Sound Affect Spotify playlist here!

PS: Some quick non-music related hot takes

Dave:

The Simpsons are doing some of their best work right now.

The Last Jedi is the best Star Wars movie since Empire Strikes Back.

Tom

Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse is the best Marvel film.

Picasso was in fact an asshole. 

As 2021 comes to a close, we are excited to look back on the year, the guests we had, and the music we listened to! Join us to salute our former guests and pick our favourite records and singles of the year. There may even be a surprise for one lucky listener! 

A little Christmas pop up for ya! We let you know our favorite and least favorite Christmas tunes. 

As always, follow along here!

In today's episode we chat with Canadian Indie journeyman Stephen Ramsey of Light Conductor and the album The Expanding Universe by Laurie Spiegle. We find out what it has in common with Chuck Berry (other than both artists being featured on our show), talk synths, jamming and ...Phish? It's a noisy good time!

Check out The Expanding Universe on Spotify here.

The latest Light Conductor album here  

As always, keep track on these and other artists featured on the show on the Sound Affect Podcast Playlist

Behold the brilliant banter that is our Pop Up Episode. This week featuring;

Spoon

War On Drugs

Don't Forget to follow our Spotify playlist here

Check out our new episode next week when we discuss one of the most...interesting albums yet.

To many, The Weber Brothers are the baddest band in the land. Over the past 16 years they’ve recorded 12 independent albums and toured extensively throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe both as solo artists and as members of Ronnie Hawkins "The Hawks". 

Fresh off the heels of their latest album "Choose Your Own Adventure" Ryan and Sam Weber join us to talk about Chuck Berry's album The Great 28, which chronicles his Chess Records years. The band tell us how this has influenced them, share some stories about meeting the man himself and eventually sharing a stage with him. 

Check out the the Chuck Berry album here

Check out the latest from the Weber Brothers here.

As always, follow along on our Spotify Playlist to hear tracks featured on todays as well as previous episodes.

It's amazing what opinions come out in casual conversations about music. We give our hot takes on a couple of old albums. 

Find out which U2 album Dave thinks is superior to their others, and which bands follow up project, Tom thinks is better than their most famous work. 

Editors note: Either brain fart or early onset dementia, Dave kept calling U2's Zooropa, the incorrect name of Zoo TV. Zoo Tv was the name of the Tour, not the album. We punched in the correct name in multiple spots during the episode so perfectly, you'll never notice. (Sarcasm, you'll totally notice)

Don't forget to follow along on our Spotify playlist and listen in next week when we discuss the oldest album ever picked for the show!