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Hosted by This Is Music · music · EN · 96 episodes
Matt and friends discuss the state of music, popular or otherwise, in the 21st century.
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Your Music Is Bad And You Should Feel Bad
We can't believe we've never listened to all of Fleetwood Mac's seminal album Rumors. We do a deep dive into the hits and the deep cuts. Blake coins the term Radio-itis and we explore what that means and why Rumors has it.
Your Music Is Bad And You Should Feel Bad
Matt and Blake catch up on band news that is JUST AS INTERESTING NOW as it was when it happened 6 months ago, which is why you still want to watch / listen to this episode. Deep philosophical questions are tackled like when should bands retire? Why are they bothering to go on with a bunch of randos who they don't let do stuff? Which band is this about? Only one way to find out!
Episode #93
<p>Matt and Blake review Blood Incantation "Absolute Elsewhere" and Avantasia "Here Be Dragons". </p><p>One is good and one is bad. Can you guess which?</p><p>YOU CANNOT. Or you can. It doesn't matter.</p>
Episode #92
<p>Matt and Blake force themselves to listen to The Stars Over Eternity or The Skies Above Eternity or The Skies Over Insanity whatever the second Fellowship album is called. They've been described as "single handedly keeping power metal alive" which is possibly the saddest thing ever said about power metal. RIP power metal.</p>
Episode #91
<p>Jeff Loomis and Van Williams reunite to form Nevermore 2.0 (Warrel's dead and Jeff wasn't invited) and hold open internet auditions for a new singer and bass player. </p><p>Matt and Blake discuss what this could lead to and what the chances are it produces anything musically interesting. If nothing else it will definitely produce CONTENT.</p>
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