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Eoin and Sasha discuss their plans to open a Track Stack-themed club, with rooms for every emotion, feeling and vibe ;)
Sash and Eoin deliver another blether, from embarrassing interactions to a suspicious lustful anonymous tester
On this episode, Eoin and Sasha talk about the hottest new albums, Sasha's mum liking Frank Ocean, buying shares in a band and some hot goss to see us off.
After a long hiatus from podcasting, Eoin and Sasha return with a new style and plenty of music chat. The Track Stack returns with a new conversational format and a roundup of what has happened in the world of music in 2022.
the Track Stack turned ghost writers return with another invigorating game of real or fake? This time, Sasha shoots his shot at becoming one of Indies next best wordsmiths and attempts to fool Eoin with 10 lines of lyrics, 5 are his and 5 are real. Can Eoin sniff out the fake?
After another long absence for seemingly no reason, the boys are back to predict exactly what artists, albums and songs they've been streaming most in 2021. They also take their first looks at their Spotify Wrapped live on air, and see how accurate their predictions truly are.
After an extended period away, Eoin and Sasha once again take the reigns to discuss what they've been listening to since their last pod, including a special game from Eoin😏.
Sash and Eoin try to rank another juggernaut of the past couple decades: Coldplay. From Parachutes to their latest release Everyday Life, the pair of them reveal their personal tier lists and what the band means to them.
What is Vida La Vida About: https://medium.com/@Jaebs/coldplays-viva-la-vida-is-a-retelling-of-the-french-revolution-ad686bde8b6
Yellow Acapella: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjq0sXIPKJs
Yellow Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL1j9igQSlE&t=947s
Eoin and Sasha play an intimate game of guessing which vinyl a random number generator has assigned them, while describing the record without stating who the artist is or what the album is called.
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