This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim review Catch 22's Keasby Nights.  

Brink!

Ugly Delicious

Under the Influence 2 Tone Ska

Keasbey Night As Performed by Streetlight Manifesto

Streetlight Lullabies

Samurai Pizza Cats

Next episode, we'll be covering Fantasies by Metric

FYPM: 

Empire of The Sun - Two Vines

Third Man Records

Lazaretto Ultra LP

Steele Wars Ben Mendelsohn Interview

Ready Player One

Armada

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This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim review Van Halen's album "1984". They also discuss an epic concert night in Buffalo, cowbell, and Eddie calls out certain XM Radio users.

The Best Scene in the History of Cinema

Parents Music Resource Center Filthy Fifteen  

Next episode, we will be covering the Catch 22 version of "Keasbey Nights"

FYPM: 

Van Halen Rockabye Baby

Fred Armisen: Standup For Drummers 

The Sculptor by Scott McCloud 

Drinking Points Podcast

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This week Eddie and Tim talk about The Killers Hot Fuss, wax nostalgically, and surprisingly don't say anything negative about U2.

Next episode we'll be talking about Van Halen-1984.

FYPM

The Replacements - Tim

SetList.fm

Stars - In The Bedroom After The War

Wonderful Wonderful

Rut Breakdown Song Exploder

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El-P performed "Stay Down" on The Late Show with Nick Diamonds rather than "Tougher Colder Killer" as thought/ mentioned by Tim. The Late Show Performance and Spotify Track are linked, as well as the Spotify link for "Tougher Colder Killer"  

El-P is the producer on all tracks, and is the sole producer on tracks 3, 4 and 9. Little Shalimar is the co-producer on tracks 1,2, 5-8, 10 and 11. Wilder Zoby is a co-producer on tracks 2 and 8, and Boots is the co-producer on track 6.

This week Eddie and Tim talk about Eddie's favorite album, Nashville Skyline. They also pitch a country music musical, a romantic movie in the 60s and explore their relationships with their fathers. In a stirring turn of events, Eddie sings a few excerpts. FYPM I'm Not There (2007) Rolling Thunder Review - Bob Dylan "To Be Alone With You" - Sufjan Stevens

Blood On The Tracks

Before The Flood

Bob Dylan Greatest Hits Vol. I/II (not on Spotify)

Rolling Stone Music Now Podcast on Lana Del Rey vs Radiohead

(Itunes store)

Next episode we'll be talking about Run The Jewels II.

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This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim celebrate the 49th anniversary of Led Zeppelin's debut album.

Corrections:

Eddie incorrectly refers to the classic Beatles song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" as "When My Guitar Gently Weeps"

In two weeks we'll be talking about Bob Dylans Nashville Skyline, so you'll have time to brush up on it. link to Spotify here

Fuck You Play me:

Immigrant Song Alternate Mix

It Might Get Loud as of 1/10/17 is available on Netflix.

Run The Jewels I

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This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim get funky a week early with a special holiday episode, featuring the album "It's a Holiday Soul Party" by the Dap Kings and the late Sharon Jones, a talent that left this world way too soon.   Also in this episode, Tim invites Eddie over for dinner in the spirit of the holidays (and because he owes him) and Tim confuses a deceased saxophonist for a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Eddie and Tim go in-depth on the generations of holiday music, discuss some cheeky Christmas innuendo, Tim sings... again (unfortunately), and gets his Christmas comeuppance for alienating high school choral singers.    Corrections (because we will get letters):  Clarence Clemons was the former saxophonist for the E Street Band who passed away in 2011. Clarence Thomas was appointed as a U.S. Supreme Court Justice in 1991 and, as of recording, is currently serving as such. White Christmas was first released by Irving Berlin in 1942. Our Lady of Guadalupe is celebrated on December 12th, and the artist mentioned on the Erykah Badu track is Zigaboo Modeliste: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ziggy_Modeliste    Here's the link to Phased out:    Follow them on Instagram and Twitter:    @phasedout_podcast and @phasedoutpod respectively   Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Digs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.    Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design.   Write to us at [email protected] Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   As always, thanks for listening, enjoy the show, and Happy Holidays!

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In this special second episode, Eddie and Tim listen to "The Spade" by Butch Walker and the Black Widows. They also discuss the sonic equivalent of peanut butter and bananas, their mutual love for the city of Charleston, South Carolina, Tim sings Stevie Wonder, and talk cheap Irish whiskey and analogies with liquor. All within an hour and a half action packed episode, with improved audio quality!  

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Welcome to Vinylly Friday! Thanks for tuning into the first episode where Eddie and Tim break down Kanye West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy". 

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