“But I still love the music…”. If you have ever spoken to anyone in the After Life, you are sure to have heard this sentiment over and over. In this first part of a two-part discussion on Chassidic music, we explore what it is about this music that makes us godless porcine enthusiasts still long for the tunes of MBD. We examine what makes a Chassidic popstar, what Tim Tebow has to do with the Holocaust, and why we don’t want any of our uncircumcised friends to ever ask us what the lyrics to the music we listen to mean. You will also find out which Hasidic song is a zombie like manifesto of brains, and why Sol is the most official Rusha (wicked son) that ever lived.
Please visit our website (theafterlifepodcast.com) for a collection of playlists of Chassidic hits.
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