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A (very) brief history of Holly Golightly

A (very) brief history of Jerry Lee Lewis (and Mercury Records was correct)

A (very) brief recap of Blobfest

And a science lesson or two

A bit of a peek behind the curtain here.  When I (Lou) perform my editing sweep of the audio, I typically take some notes so I can construct some semblance of a summary.  And sometimes those notes gel, and sometimes they don’t.  And sometimes….like this time….they don’t really make much sense. 

Anyway, check this out to see what Holly Golightly is about:

Also, we review Restraining Order, Snooper, Pupil Slicer, Snakes In Alaska, and Skating Polly (that one song):

The whole album is amazing, and we will be reviewing the curated playlist in Eppy 124

 Johnny Dynamite’s excellent store is “May 23”.  If you are ever in Westchester, give it a look.

 Songs featured in Episode 122

“Powerball” – Snooper

“Momentary Actuality” – Pupil Slicer

“Do it Faster” – Militarie Gun

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Episode 121 notes

It seems like an eternity since we last posted.

In that time Jaime went to the Cure, an evil mime murdered bad guys in Gotham City, and RIP Netflix (discs).

We get into The Dead Milkmen, Jeffrey Lee “Gun club Guy” Pierce, King Gizz, Beach House, Sonic Youth, and the always amazing QOTSA.

Songs featured in Episode 121:

“Devil’s Pool” – Beach House

“Motor Spirit” and “Witchcraft” – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

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I’m Proud of that title.

\Episode 120 Notes

 If you like recaps of 90’s B vampire movies starring 80’s sitcom stars, then this is the one to listen to.  Also, the merits of laudanum use and the questionable politics of Tweety Bird.  

 The titular song mentioned in the “Embrace of the Vampire” segment is “One Desire” by Claudia Kalleem.  There doesn’t seem to be a lot on her aside from contributing or acting to a few movies, most notably “Phat Beach” (which is in turn notable mainly because it was the directorial debut of “Entourage Guy”).  Anyway, someone also created a fan video for “Fright Night” using the aforementioned song and it took me about 20 minutes to verify that it was indeed a fan video and not a cool easter egg.

 Albums discussed are “I am the Dog” (Sir Chloe) and “Flowers at your Feet” (Rahill)

 Songs featured in Episode 120.

“Hooves” and “Le Femme Michelle”– Sir Chloe

“Futbol” – Rahill

 We also talk about “American Nightmare” and “Be Your Own Pet”

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Look, sometimes you go way too long without putting out a podcast because you decided to remodel your bathtub:

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There is an update on the bee situation, and the wisdom of selling ninja stars to children.  We also take to the opportunity to finally get BoyGenius out of our systems.  words.

 In addition to BoyGenius, We talk about Tamar Aphek, Militarie Gun, Julie Christmas. Also…a bit poo is made and some hurtful words are spoken

Songs Featured in Episode 119:

“Stories” - Tamer Aphek

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Episode 118 Notes:

 A pant-load of stories, plus a summary of the Tennessee Williams super plot, Veruca Salt, the concept of a “Mind Tummy”, Judy Bloom, and other such nonsense.

We hint at a new topic (TSS Play List).  If you have a song, send it to us and We’ll add it.  This will get pushed in the next few.

Music featured in Episode 118:

 “Psychic Dance Routine” – Scowl

“Hail Mary” – Skating Polly

 We also talk about The new Shana Cleveland album (Manzanita….it’s great) the first new Speedy Ortiz song in 5 years, and tease Boygenius (which causes Jaime to go a bit nuts). 

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Episode 117 Notes

 In this episode, one of the cohosts reveals a DARK SECRET.

Also, everyone has been busy working and living life.  A new story from the “comic store” days emerges, and we talk about Dreamwife, Clutch, The Murderbot Diaries, Marissa’s appearance on Turned out a Punk, a review “Death Valley Girls” and “Code Orange” 

Songs Featured in Episode 117:

“So Below” – Code Orange

“Magic Powers”  Death Valley Girls

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Episode 116 Notes:

 So much time has passed since the last one, and I think we finally might be past the “crazy” energy of the last few podcasts.

Jaime reports on Sara Silverman, and Lou talks about his Instagram comment hobby and an unsatisfactory story arc regarding recent concerts.

Musically, we talk about “Good Bison”, “Movie Club” and “The Arrivals”

Songs Featured in Episode 116:

“Bottle Song” – The Arrivals

 No clips for “Good Bison” or “Movie Club”, but links below for those inclined to listen

To see what’s going on with movie Club’s mini tour, look here:

https://www.movieclubtheband.com/live

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Episode 115 Notes:

 We dive into the perils of Wine Drinking, Liz Phair, why Lou doesn’t go to later shows, and Jaime’s hat. For reference, this totally salacious piece of apparel is below:

We also write some primo fan fiction on the spot about an electric rat and our most “thirst trappy” president.  The thought of it still makes me feel a little sick to the tum-tum 

Music-wise, we cover Wipes, Manuela Iwansson, Pleasure Venom, and Chinese Black Metal Band Hoplite (or “Ὁπλίτης).  This one can be a bit hard to find, but check them out below:

Songs featured in Episode 115:

“Frogger” - Wipes

“Boys of Summer” - Manuela Iwansson

 Hoplite and Pleasure Venom were discussed and not actually featured.  Pleasure Venom kind of fell victim to me buying the vinyl and not having a download code and me being too cheap to buy the same album twice.  Check them out here:

Also discussed, but not featured are BoyGenius the Screaming Females (album out now), the Worriers, and Shana Cleveland

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Episode 114 Notes

 Ahhhh January, when a podcasters thoughts turn to “Best of” lists

And that is what we do!  We talk about yours and ours, as well as the usual nonsense. 

A little different in that we don’t talk about any new music.  Instead, we both feature bands we are recently into.  Jaime talks about Albert Hammond Jr (Francis Trouble), and Lou seized on the opportunity to talk about the very excellent Deep Sea Diver (Impossible Weight).  Link to the KEXP set that we talk about is below:

My secret fantasy/secret fear is that one of these bands we love finds us and listens.  If this is truly the case for this one, I just hope Jessica Dobson is a G.I. Joe fan

One additional note:  we talk about Guillermo Del Toto’s Pinocchio.  If you don’t like spoilers (for a story you already know, avoid 7:00-13:45

Songs featured in Episode 114

“Impossible Weight” and “Eyes are Red”  -Deep Sea Diver

“u-u2” – Black Dresses

“Last Light” - Division of Laura Lee

“Fellini” – Sandman Sleeps

“Masquerade” – Beach House

A considerable number of bands were discussed but not featured, most notably Sharon Van Etten (Lou’s album of the year) For the sake of parity Jaime’s top 3 are:

Soul Glo

Black Dresses

Beach House

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Episode 113 note:

This one had an…odd energy.  It’s the only way I can describe it.  It’s the holidays, so I guess we are all in a weird mood.  Give it a listen and let me know if it is just me.

Also odd because in that we only feature audio from one of the bands we discuss (Specifically “Hide” by Secret Shame).  Both the OSEES and Sharon Van Etten are excellent, but neither let themselves to concise audio clipping. 

For those wondering, my CPAP did not kill me, although it appears to have crossed the rainbow bridge

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