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Come join me and friends as we discuss, debate, and overanalyze different years of music. Each episode focuses on one specific year. In each we’ll share our overall impressions, a few lesser-known albums, and the rank together the best albums. Come listen!
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Signup to Generate a PitchMixed Takes is a music podcast hosted by Charlie Boone, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #4
What are the best albums of 2014? Chris Worth and Becca Reiss join me as we discuss a diverse array of albums including Run The Jewels II , Ultraviolence (Lana Del Rey), Black Messiah (D'Angelo), Salad Days (Mac DeMarco), and more. Which did we like the best? Give it a listen! Episode Playlist Albums We Discuss Playlist Mixed Takes Facebook Page Album by Chris's Band (Players Island) My Favorite Songs of 2014
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2004 was a great year for music, spanning from indie darlings like Franz Ferdinand and Arcade Fire to two albums by underground rap legend MF DOOM to the unique partnership between Loretta Lynn and Jack White. Join Kristen Rogers Brown, Autumn Webring, and me as we discuss these and many more! Episode Playlist Albums We Discuss Playlist Mixed Takes Facebook Page 2004 Crunk Hits
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<p>What are the best albums of 1994? Join Michael Anderson, Ben Gilbert, Marsha Boone, and me as we explore this diverse year of music. This year has lots of alternative rock records (Beck, Hole, Built to Spill), some incredible rap releases (like Nas and Biggie) and electronic going in some new directions (Blur, Portishead, and NIN). And what five records will we decide are the best? Listen to find out!</p><p>Episode Playlist</p><p>Albums We Discuss Playlist</p><p>Mixed Takes Facebook Page</p><p>1994 Alternative Radio Hits</p><p>1994 New York Rap</p><p></p>
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What are the best albums of 1994? Join Michael Anderson, Ben Gilbert, Marsha Boone, and me as we explore this diverse year of music. This year has lots of alternative rock records (Beck, Hole, Built to Spill), some incredible rap releases (like Nas and Biggie) and electronic going in some new directions (Blur, Portishead, and NIN). And what five records will we decide are the best? Listen to find out! Episode Playlist Albums We Discuss Playlist Mixed Takes Facebook Page 1994 Alternative Radio Hits 1994 New York Rap
Episode #3
<p>Join Peter Vaughn, David Thurmaier, and I as we tackle the music of 1984. We cover a lot of different genres, from what was popular that year (Prince, Madonna, the Boss) to rap (Run-D.M.C. and the Fat Boys), alternative (Meat Puppets, REM, Cocteau Twins), hardcore/metal (Metallica, Husker Du, the Minutemen), and even classical (Arvo Part and the Amadeus soundtrack). Come join us!</p><p>Episode Playlist</p><p>Albums We Discuss Playlist</p><p>Mixed Takes Facebook Page</p><p>Most 80s 1984 Songs</p><p>Early Rap (1984)</p><p><br></p>
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