Track Listing Podcast

You wanna see a dead body? Go to your nearest railroad track, put your headphones on and we'll lead you there. This episode is the Stand by Me soundtrack. The ol' Stephen King story with more soda shop music than you can shake a (dead body poking) stick at. Chris brought in a NEW GAME called Switch Hits! We all get emotional during this ep and dwell on our own childhoods. We yearn for simpler times when we could almost get hit by trains, have knives pulled on us and get attacked by leeches. Enjoy the episode and ask yourself, do you have friends like the ones you had when you were 12? You do. The boys of Track Listing Podcast are way better than those whiny tweens. 

No better time than now to HACK THE PLANET! So this week's soundtrack is Hackers. Believe it or not, it's our 50th episode. 50th anniversary. 50 Years of Track Listing, can you believe it? You don't believe it? Well then you're about to get hacked! 90's style (sunglasses on, with Winamp visualizations)! Caleb designed an extra special 50th anniversary game that had REAL PRIZE MONEY. Thank you all so much for listening to our podcast for so many decades. Here's to 50 more years of Track Listing! And if the feds ever come for us, remember: our only crime was curiosity.

Eye of newt, wing of bat, finger of dead spouse, Stevie Nick's hat...That's the recipe for Midnight Margaritas! Perfect to drink while listening to this week's episode: the Practical Magic Soundtrack. This was a Nick pick (curse) and we really dig into this cult classic and its witchy songs (incantations). A witch really did curse the set of Practical Magic, but is she to blame for its rotten tomatoes score? Also, Nick stirred the cauldron with a fiendish edition of Tinseltown Tunes. DISCLAIMER: Due to our strong personal convictions, we wish to stress that this episode in no way endorses a belief in the occult.

Hello Listener, what's happening? Um, I'm gonna need you to go ahead and listen to this week's episode. Oh, it's the Office Space soundtrack. If you could give it a listen, that'd be great. Yeaaah. It was a Caleb pick. We got a little behind with the episodes so we gotta play a little catch up, mmkay? And I don't know if you got the memo about the new game Chris came up with? Nick sending out another memo to limit the game rounds. Yeeah, he had to come in on Saturday to finish the edit. Mmm, yeah. I'll make sure you get another copy of that memo. Also, we even have a mystery shoutout from someone in the movie as some extra flair. Oh, and remember, next Friday is hawaiian shirt day. 

We all know the only goal of high school is to get a date for prom. If you didn’t go, you’ll never truly be a complete human being. We're fairly certain that’s the lesson behind this week’s episode Pretty in Pink. Chris picked this episode because, you know, he’s emotionally stunted and peaked in high school etc. But also it’s a killer soundtrack. Caleb came up with a new game (plz submit names for it!) and pitted Nick and Chris against each other. Who will win? Who will get a prom date? Who is the Duckie of the Podcast? All these questions will be answered on this episode of TRACK LISTING!

According to Jim Cunningham, human behavior can be perfectly categorized into a product of fear or love. Please listen to this podcast and place on the lifeline whether it is a product of fear or love. This week Caleb picked the Donnie Darko soundtrack. The original soundtrack is mainly score but the British re-release has all those tasty jams, so that's what we're bringin' ya. Also, Chris cooked up a fiendish edition of super group that no one enjoyed. This ep was also made under quarantine so please forgive any sound glitches. Stay safe/sane and please sign our petition to release Jim Cunningham from prison. It's obviously some kind of conspiracy to destroy an innocent man. 

LISTENERRRSS...COME OUT TO PLAAA-I-AAAYYY! We're back! Chris picked the Warriors soundtrack because he misses his bros and a time when people could congregate in coordinated outfits. CAN YOU DIG IT?! Caleb was able to prepare an absolutely vicious edition of Super Group (an Only Connect inspired game) that almost started a rumble.  Big thanks to audio wizard Nick for bringing this episode together even though we're separately quarantined.  Other podcasts out here soundin' like trash while the Track Listing boys be soundin' good. All the way back to Coney. Ya hear me, babies? Good. Re-e-al good. Adios.

Subscribe to Track Listing. You'll never grow old, Listener. And you'll never die...but you must feed (send us more subscribers). Our episode this week is Lost Boys. Good friend and broadway star Bryan West joins us in the studio as we contemplate starting our own Vampire Gang/Jim Morrison cover band. Chris brings back an infuriating round of Tinseltown Tunes and we recommend our favorite greasy saxophone song. If you don't know why that's the rec theme then you've clearly never been to a beach concert in Santa Carla.

The Track Listing boyz made a pact that we would lose our virginities by the end of 2020. Trent Rohner got in on the pact and suggested we discuss the American Pie soundtrack. We talk high school, the 90s, and most importantly, Sugar Ray. Nick put together a game based on Only Connect (aka Super Group) and we recommend our favorite First Time song.  And by the way, if you've never listened to Track Listing, we'd say it's feels like warm apple pie.