We discuss the two seminal Beatles records, Rubber Soul and Revolver, which marked a turning point in the band’s sound and creativity.
Category Archives: music
Trash for the Masses #20: Can’t Stop The Music (1980)
It’s MLCTF vs The Village People! This “origin story” movie was released in 1980 at the tail end of the disco era. Stars Valerie Perrine, Caitlyn Jenner (still Bruce at the time), Steve Guttenberg, and, of course, The Village People themselves.
The Deep Cuts Halloween Playist
Tired of the hearing the same old spooky music at Halloween? We made a playlist of more obscure tracks to liven up your trick or treating! Listen along here: And at Spotify
What if the White Album were only one record? What songs would you take off?
We borrowed (OK, stole) an idea from Red Letter Media and ran with it: What if The Beatles White Album was only one record? What songs would you take off?
Already In Progress #1: Chris & Nate Ramble About Stuff
In this episode, we couldn’t come up with a formal topic, so we rambled for awhile about Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Tony Bennett (RIP), and our favorite topic, the general state of the entertainment industry. See less
Separating The Art From The Artist, Pt. 1: Misbehaving Celebrities
Can you separate an artist work from the artist themselves when they’ve behaved badly? Is it easier said than done?
Chris & Nate ramble about AI, movies, music, & gaming.
As usual, we had no plans for recording, and no HAP, so we just turned on the mics and chatted for awhile.
Ranking Every Pink Floyd Album, Pt 2
Finishing off our ranking of Pink Floyd albums with the top 7!
Ranking Every Pink Floyd Album, Pt 1
Chris & Nate talk about one of our favorite bands, Pink Floyd. We go through a ranking Nate made and discuss every studio record the band put out during it’s 50+ year career. First of a two part discussion.
How classic rock artist’s sound changed over the years.
Nothing ever stays the same and that is true of music, as well. Over the years, the artists we grew up with grow and change. But is it always for the better?
Mid-Life Crisis Task Force 