The Playlisters
An album. A song. An artist. Not necessarily in that order. New episode every week on Tuesdays.
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We're human. We need a break. So that's why were gonna call it good for Season One of this dumb little show. Today we take a trip down the ol memory lane and talk about what albums, artists, and songs stuck out to us from the first 30 or so episodes here.
We'll be back soon, fret not.
Why do morning people think they're just morally superior to us? It's a rough life. Today Daniel talks about a side project of Dan "Soupy" Campbell called Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties, Jaden talks about a cult classic, Like Vines by The Hush Sound, and Zac talks about a fan-suggested song, Don't Tell Me by Joey Quiñones.
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Special guest Lindsey joins us today to talk about her greatest fears. She also talks about one of her favorite artists, Doechii. Daniel talks about a little known record by a little known band, Rumours by Fleetwood Mac, and Jaden talks about a grungy blues song called The Salt Blues by Westpark.
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Oh, how we miss Hastings. Please come back. Today Jaden talks about the ZZ Top-influnced Icelandic band KALEO, Zac talks about the absolutley brutal mathcore masterpiece Ire Works by The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Daniel talks about action sports music with National Express by The Divine Comedy.
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We're turning this into a compliment podcast, so deal with that. Today Zac talks about Abhi The Nomad, Daniel talks about the vaudvillian album One Big Beautiful Sound by Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards, and Jaden talks about The General by Dispatch.
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What are you gonna be for Halloween? Yeah, I don't know either. Today Jaden talks about a band that is somehow obscure everywhere and popular everywhere called Basement, Zac talks about an extremely mature debut album called Now, Not Yet by Half Alive, and Daniel talks about killing innocent bus drivers with January 10th, 2014 by The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die. What a mouthful.
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Being that the Earth is flat; how do you feel? Today Daniel talks about a duo band of funny boys called The Front Bottoms, Jaden talks about the best-selling album by a Hawaiian artist, Facing Future by Israel Kamakawiwoʻole, and Zac talks about another song from Tony's Hawk called Any Day by Typical Cats.
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Does anyone outside of Utah drink Mountain Dew? Let us know. Today Daniel talks about smooth band called Lake Street Dive, Jaden talks about the spooky self-titled album from The Moth & The Flame, and Zac talks about Punk's Dead by Soft Play, formerly known as Slaves.
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What's the sexiest food? We sure cannot decide. Today Zac talks about the GenZ Beastie Boys, Joey Valence & Brae, Daniel talks about the unpredictable Higher Lonely Power from Fireworks, and Jaden talks about Meaningless Love by Aaron Bruno-fronted Under The Influence of Giants.
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What are the top 10 footballs of all time? We sure can't decide. Today Jaden talks about a very non-Blink-182 Blink-182 spinoff band, +44, Zac talks about Women In Music Pt. III, a very eclectic album by HAIM, and Daniel talks about a somewhat controversial Jimmy Kimmel song performance, Suffocate by Knocked Loose featuring Poppy.
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...February ain't that bad. Let's all be nicer to February. Today Jaden talks about Magic City Hippies, a band that may or may not blow up here soon, Zac talks about a prog rock masterpiece, Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise by The Dear Hunter, and Daniel talks about a groovy song with an elusive music video called Sue by No Suits.
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Bears is fine, everyone needs to calm down about bears. Today, Zac talks about a French and Brazilian rap duo called AllttA, Daniel brings forth the moody, atmospheric, and downright raaaad album Crisis by Alexisonfire, and Jaden talks about how you're not really homeless if you have a jetski with the song No Money (Jetski) by Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers.
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This is not a therapy podcast. Usually. Today Daniel brings yet another Austrailian band to the table, The Jezabels, Jaden talks about How I Got Over by the behemoth The Roots, and Zac talks about Goodmorning by Bleachers, a headphone song for the non-headphone world.
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Are there sharks in The Mighty Mississip? I frankly do not care to find out. Today Jaden talks about the one-man wrecking crew that is Shakey Graves, Daniel talks about the groundbreaking electronic record Worlds by Porter Robinson, and Zac talks about Paper Bag by the fantastic Fiona Apple.
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Reach out to us to find out how to participate in our GoFundMe to make better chair pants. Today, Daniel talks about up-and-comers in the emo scene, Pool Kids, Zac talks about an album that came out 14 years after its predecessor, Black Messiah by D'Angelo, and Jaden talks about a lovely song that's actually super sad, Jeannine by Pete Yorn.
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Sorry about the fireworks. Its been a long month. Today we talk about one of the raddest bands of all the bands, Mutemath. Also Jaden talks about the classic From Under The Cork Tree by Fall Out Boy, and Daniel talks about the wacky Frontier Psychiatrist by The Avalanches.
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Pray for Daniel's mom, she's currently living with a dang ton of kids. This week, Daniel talks again about some New Zealand band, this time one called Avalanche City. Zac talks about a synthpop classic, Songs from the Big Chair by Tears For Fears, and Jaden talks about Fight Song (no, not that fight song) by MAE.
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What's your favorite dinosaur? Today Zac talks about a Canadian punk band called PUP. Yes, we know its not a great name. Jaden talks about a fairly unknown reggae band Echo Movement, specifically their album In The Ocean, and Daniel talks about a song who's band has all but abandoned, Atom Bomb by The Strike.
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Today we talk about cereal. And music. But mostly cereal. Zac talks about a rad British duo, Royal Blood, Daniel talks about a wacky and whimsical album with a gargantuan name, Have You Seen My Prefrontal Cortex by A Great Big Pile of Leaves, and Jaden talks about a suprisingly deep song, Yesterday by Atmosphere.
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Jaden is a filthy cheater and decided to triple dip today by talking about Andrew McMahon, who has fronted more bands than can be counted by humans. Zac gets real defensive about The Second Stage Turbine Blade by Coheed and Cambria, and Daniel talks about Love Song by Sara Bareilles.
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