Track Listing Podcast

Follow the white rabbit or whatever because this episode is the Matrix soundtrack. This was Nick's pick so listen and see how deep the Matrix hole goes. Nick also provided the game this week and we play Rhyme Time for real money. Fun little bonus: we provide incontrovertible evidence that we are indeed living in a simulation at the end of the episode. Tune in to WAKE UP, COPPERTOPS!

Baby Driver is back. This is part two of our first two parter! Just like Baby, we want out but Kevin Spacey or Jamie Foxx will kill us if we quit. Chris brought an old game (Covers Blown) out of retirement for one last job. We really Hamm it up during disc two because that's when ol' Jon goes rogue babyyy. Vroom into our DMs on Instagram and tell us what you think!

Due to our love of robbing banks, stealing cars and listening to music at all times, Baby Driver the most apropos soundtrack we've ever done. Our first two part episode! This is part one! Caleb picked this masterpiece and it's a newish movie so you may have to pump the brakes because we've got some SPOILERS ahead. Baby Driver is a perfectly choreographed film set to music, so we did the same. If you play the soundtrack in time with this episode, your ears will start bleeding in time with Nick and Caleb's during the 2nd round of Chris' Tinseltown Tunes game. So buckle up, wear some sunglasses in doors, download this episode to your first generation iPod and lose all your friends, uh I mean, enjoy.

*Note: This episode was originally released December 30th, 2019. It ALSO disappeared from our catalog due to some technical issues. Shouldn't be a problem anymore. Please forgive us.*

Top Five Podcasts: TRACK LISTING, TRACK LISTING, TRACK LISTING, TRACK LISTING, Reply All. Chris picked High Fidelity this episode. Big takeaway: Is John Cusack good?? Do we like him? Write in! Caleb brings back his favorite torture device, Vocal Fry. We also recommend our favorite breakup song. Tune in and support your local record store.

How was your high school reunion? Did one of your former classmates turnout to be a contract killer? How shocked were you when you found out that contract killer was actually the most successful person in your graduating class? This week's episode is Grosse Pointe Blank. This was a Chris pick and it's a KILLER soundtrack and awesome movie that you should really watch!! We play a round of Caleb's Dollar Dash and Nick and Chris crush it this go around. Our faith is restored in Dan Aykroyd, John Cusack, Joan Cusack...and the other 2 Cusacks that appear in this film (can you find them?). Tune in or wait for us to appear on local radio in Grosse Pointe next week when we will confront a DJ whom we haven't seen since we stood her up at prom. 

Fun Fact: famous painter and philosopher Jim Carrey was actually an actor years ago. We uncovered an old movie he starred in alongside Jeff Daniels called Dumb and Dumber and it has a soundtrack! This was a Nick pick who also put together an edition of Super Group (the Only Connect style game). We recommend a "dumb" song and discuss how incredibly bad some of the bands' names are on this album. Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a cameo from Fred Stoller who was in Dumb and Dumber (GET OFF THA PHONE). 

*Note: This episode was originally released August 5th, 2019. It disappeared from our catalog due to some technical issues. Please enjoy*

Once upon a time in Brooklyn, three hipsters tried to rip off some guy named Marsellus Wallace. Turned out, Marsellus was very understanding and a huge fan of the podcast so he let us go but only if we did the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. We had to bring in Leslie McDonel (Actor, Singer, Broadway star and close friend) to dig deep into the Quentin Tarantinoverse. Caleb pulls the equivalent of a pawnshop Zed and subjects us to another round of Vocal Fry. Anywho, Woodstock 50 is CANCELED!!! Huge bummer but let's carry on its spirit.

Other than music and movies, we here at Track Listing have one interest: indiscriminately murdering vampires. They are a plague and must be driven from this world at all costs. So the Blade soundtrack was the obvious choice for this week's episode. The biggest takeaway from this soundtrack is how many artists followed instructions to only write songs about the vampire war. Also, that Wesley Snipes thought he could avoid paying taxes by staying in character as Blade for 7 years. Chris bludgeoned the gang with a game about identifying vampires that is way too long (please feel free to fast forward). We recommend some songs that "suck" and ponder why all vampires love techno. Stay tuned and happy hunting. 

Remember dancing? We miss it too. That's why Chris picked Saturday Night Fever as this week's episode. It harkens back to the days when the Track Listing boys would get hopped up on speed, drive to Bay Ridge and demand everyone to clear the dance floor. Have you all seen this movie?! It is not the Bee Gees love fest we thought it would be. The world of disco was DARK! We play Caleb's Mindmeld Money Dash where we (failed to) win REAL MONEY. Lastly, we want to apologize to Nick for continually pushing the boundaries of what he can edit into a single episode. 17 tracks with a 10 clue game? The wizard made it happen. See you suckas on the lights!

Ah, the wonderful world of cocaine trafficking. Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems. It's a lot like podcasting. Almost exactly. So naturally, Nick picked the Blow soundtrack for this episode. We nosedive into this 2001 Johnny Depp vehicle and discuss his various wigs. Nick also introduced a new game called "Rhyme Time" which we knock out of the park. Most of this episode we discuss whether drug dealing on a massive scale is worth it or not. On one hand, you make $60 Million. On the other, your daughter won't visit you in prison. Worth it? Listen to find out.