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Charlie & Cory finish up their deep dive into the Beatles and their white album in this episode. Hear why Charlie rated this album lower than most for a while, how Cory feels self-indulgence crept into the band's creative process and why "Helter Skelter" has an unfortunate association with Charles Manson. You don't want to miss this one!
Our Soundgarden episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0FtAGYuBbsJcre9EUSNfM9?si=AxIkubgrTB2_ovU6HgBxtA
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Turntables & Tea is back to start a deep dive into the most famous double album in history. Hear the tea behind the Fab Four's visit to India, the tension during recording sessions and, most importantly, how the songs turned out. You don't want to miss this one!
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Turtables & Tea takes on one of its biggest albums yet by tackling Adele's game-changing "21". Hear about Charlie's experience at Weekends With Adele in Las Vegas, the story Cory thinks is being told on the album and if this album is an all-timer (spoiler alert: it is). We need someone like you to listen!
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Turntables & Tea looks at the newest release from Pearl Jam! Can this release for a "Legacy" band, hold up to the Pearl Jam standards in the year 2024? Listen this week to find out what Charlie and Cory have to say about it.
Join us this week as we dive into Soundgarden's Superunkown! Find out which tracks (if any) that we love and also which track Cory handed in as a poetry assignment in his early school days!
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Turntables & Tea looks at the second half of Taylor Swift's latest in a continuation from last week. Hear Charlie's thoughts on the "I Hate It Here" controversy, Cory reveal the song that made him cry and if this second half manages to elevate "The Tortured Poets Department". You'll love it if your name is Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus (or any other name)!
Turntables & Tea dives into the latest record-breaking release from one Taylor Swift. Hear about the collaborations with Post Malone and Florence + The Machine, who the subjects of the songs are and the production choices of returning cohorts Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner. The tea is always hot with Taylor, and this album is no exception. You don't want to wait a fortnight to listen!
Beyoncé's foray into country history inspired Charlie and Cory to dive into the sole album by music pioneer Linda Martell. Hear how the first black woman to perform at the Grand Ole Opry left the country music scene almost as quickly as she appeared, and, of course, how the tunes she recorded hold up. You don't want to miss this look into Nashville history!
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