Re: What podcasts are you listening to?
Posted: Tue March 19, 2019 2:31 pm
Yeah, I gave up on that thing a long time ago. This is... unsurprising.
See, we agree on that.theplatypus wrote:That is definitely a strange thing to get mad about
See, it wasn't even their show.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I’m confused...why would you be annoyed that a podcast would promote their own live show on their own podcast?
LoathedVermin72 wrote:How much do you want to know about Kanye West
Give Sound Opinions a shot.digster wrote:Anyone have good recommendations regarding music discussions podcasts? I feel like I've got a better handle on seeking out one-on-one interviews w/ musicians and artists, but something along the lines of Celebration Rock (which I enjoy, but I'm not necessarily seeking out something super genre-specific). I've checked out some of those podcasts that take an album an episode and dig into it, but haven't found any that I've thought were good thus far.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_Opinionsdigster wrote:Anyone have good recommendations regarding music discussions podcasts? I feel like I've got a better handle on seeking out one-on-one interviews w/ musicians and artists, but something along the lines of Celebration Rock (which I enjoy, but I'm not necessarily seeking out something super genre-specific). I've checked out some of those podcasts that take an album an episode and dig into it, but haven't found any that I've thought were good thus far.
Sound Opinions is a great one.Sound Opinions is a radio talk show focusing on rock music. It airs Friday night at 8 PM CT and Saturday at 11 AM CT on Chicago Public Radio. It is syndicated though the Public Radio Exchange and airs on public radio stations around the United States.
The show is hosted by Jim DeRogatis and Greg? Kot and features interviews with musicians and industry figures as well as featuring current music news and occasional live in-studio performances. Kot and DeRogatis review recent record releases and grade them according to a buy it, try it, trash it scale [1] (buy it, burn it, trash it until 1/17/14.[2]) Occasional shows are devoted to dissections of classic albums. Sound Opinions is produced by Robin Linn and Jason Saldanha.
God Damn it, how'd I miss this. Listen to this man.Joesanity wrote:Give Sound Opinions a shot.digster wrote:Anyone have good recommendations regarding music discussions podcasts? I feel like I've got a better handle on seeking out one-on-one interviews w/ musicians and artists, but something along the lines of Celebration Rock (which I enjoy, but I'm not necessarily seeking out something super genre-specific). I've checked out some of those podcasts that take an album an episode and dig into it, but haven't found any that I've thought were good thus far.
I'm definitely game, though probably am looking for something that doesn't stick to one artist.LoathedVermin72 wrote:How much do you want to know about Kanye West
Thanks for the suggestion! I've listened to one or two episodes, and I'm feeling like maybe I just listened to the wrong episodes, as the discussions in the eps seemed a little surface-level. Almost a bit like they were giving a Wikipedia quick hit version of the topic they were focusing on. Again, I may just not have found the right ep, and will give it another try, cause on paper, it's pretty much exactly what I'm looking for.bune wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_Opinionsdigster wrote:Anyone have good recommendations regarding music discussions podcasts? I feel like I've got a better handle on seeking out one-on-one interviews w/ musicians and artists, but something along the lines of Celebration Rock (which I enjoy, but I'm not necessarily seeking out something super genre-specific). I've checked out some of those podcasts that take an album an episode and dig into it, but haven't found any that I've thought were good thus far.
Sound Opinions is a great one.Sound Opinions is a radio talk show focusing on rock music. It airs Friday night at 8 PM CT and Saturday at 11 AM CT on Chicago Public Radio. It is syndicated though the Public Radio Exchange and airs on public radio stations around the United States.
The show is hosted by Jim DeRogatis and Greg? Kot and features interviews with musicians and industry figures as well as featuring current music news and occasional live in-studio performances. Kot and DeRogatis review recent record releases and grade them according to a buy it, try it, trash it scale [1] (buy it, burn it, trash it until 1/17/14.[2]) Occasional shows are devoted to dissections of classic albums. Sound Opinions is produced by Robin Linn and Jason Saldanha.God Damn it, how'd I miss this. Listen to this man.Joesanity wrote:Give Sound Opinions a shot.digster wrote:Anyone have good recommendations regarding music discussions podcasts? I feel like I've got a better handle on seeking out one-on-one interviews w/ musicians and artists, but something along the lines of Celebration Rock (which I enjoy, but I'm not necessarily seeking out something super genre-specific). I've checked out some of those podcasts that take an album an episode and dig into it, but haven't found any that I've thought were good thus far.
I listened to an podcast with him, such a cool dude so fucking interested in his craft. Really blown away with his works ethics.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I just found out S. Craig Zahler wrote a horror “audiostate” called The Narrow Caves that’s available as a podcast. Can’t wait to listen to it.
I miss CelebRock too. Here's a few that scratch a different itch.digster wrote:Anyone have good recommendations regarding music discussions podcasts? I feel like I've got a better handle on seeking out one-on-one interviews w/ musicians and artists, but something along the lines of Celebration Rock (which I enjoy, but I'm not necessarily seeking out something super genre-specific). I've checked out some of those podcasts that take an album an episode and dig into it, but haven't found any that I've thought were good thus far.