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David Bowie: The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
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We're finally getting to Bowie, but not without some heavy-duty help. Special guest Neil Laird is guiding us through the eclectic world of Bowie, as well as talking about his breakthrough album.
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We're finally getting to Bowie, but not without some heavy-duty help. Special guest Neil Laird is guiding us through the eclectic world of Bowie, as well as talking about his breakthrough album.
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David Bowie/The rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars: 33/24 Podcast
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#davidbowie #ziggystardust #starman
Step Brothers (2008)
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) You either get this type of humor, or you don't there's not really an in between. that being said, everyone on this episode gets it-Christy Cuomo and Gerry Sullivan sit in on the sophomoric humor that is Step Brothers. Support the show (buymeacoffee.com/3324) Follow us: • Instagram ( 3324podcast) • Facebook ...
Stevie Wonder: Innervisions
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) Stevie Wonder starts a still-unbeaten run of winning 3 consecutive Album of the Year Grammy awards with Innervisions. The title describes it all; love, faith, social commentary-nothing is off bounds in the groundbreaking release. Christopher Clark is on hand to break it down. Support the show (buymeacoffee.com/3324) Follo...
Stevie Wonder/Innervisions: 33/24 Podcast
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#steviewonder #innervisions #higherground #livingforthecity
Asia: Asia
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) Prog goes Pop! A supergroup with the mission to hit the charts, Asia's self-titled debut can state that the mission was accomplished. Christopher Clark joins in. Support the show (buymeacoffee.com/3324) Follow us: • Instagram ( 3324podcast) • Facebook ( 3324podcast) • Watch us on TH-cam! (th-cam....
Top 5 Psychedelic Songs of the 60's
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) We're putting our spin on a short-lived, but nevertheless important genre in music. Rob DiStefano joins us, and give us your picks to add to our Spotify playlist! Top 5 Psychedelic Songs playlist on Spotify (open.spotify.com/playlist/72TAYpHvBmP2z0qcM9Jbsm?si=8c40867f3d334001) Liberace's Feelin' Groovy! (th-cam.com/video/...
Billy Idol: Rebel Yell
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) A staple of the MTV generation, Billy Idol had the look, the voice, and the talent to be the complete package. As Erik says, "this album is a gem". Don't believe us? Listen for yourself! Rob Distefano joins in! Rebel Yell atop the Empire State Building (th-cam.com/video/ASJslJHe494/w-d-xo.html) Support the show (buymeacof...
Billy Idol/Rebel Yell: 33/24 Podcast
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#billyidol #rebelyell #stevestevens #mtv #80smusic
The Karate Kid (1984)
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) The director of Rocky takes another crack at an underdog story. don't let the title fool you, there's more to this 80's teen film than meets the eye. Nick Leshi, Sean Grady, and Gerry Sullivan round out the panel for this one. Drama From the Past on Facebook ( dramafromthepast) Nick Leshi's City of Kik blog (n...
Talking heads: Stop Making Sense
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) We're combining a movie and album episode into one! Christopher Clark joins in as we discuss the incredible live documentation of talking Heads at their peak in the 80's. The gold standard for concert films is also an incredible sounding live album as well! Support the show (buymeacoffee.com/3324) Follow us: • Instagram (...
Bob Dylan: Blood on the Tracks
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) What could be considered Dylan's high water mark in the 70's, Blood on the Tracks is Dylan at his lyrical best. We've got our first father/son guest pairing with show regular Christopher Clark, and his father Kevin, helping us navigate through the world of Bob Dylan in the 70's! Support the show (buymeacoffee.com/3324) Fo...
Bob Dylan/Blood on the Tracks: 33/24 Podcast
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#bobdylan #bloodonthetracks #tangledupinblue
Billy Joel: An Innocent Man
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Send us a text (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1665469/open_sms) Billy Joel goes back to his roots and finds hit after hit coming off this multi-platinum release from 1983. Resident Billy expert Robert Prisament joins us to judge An Innocent Man Support the show (buymeacoffee.com/3324) Follow us: • Instagram ( 3324podcast) • Facebook ( 3324podcast) • Watch us ...
Electric Light Orchestra: Out of the Blue
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Electric Light Orchestra: Out of the Blue
Electric Light Orchestra/Out of the Blue: 33/24 Podcast
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Electric Light Orchestra/Out of the Blue: 33/24 Podcast
Derek and the Dominos/Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs: 33/24 Podcast
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Derek and the Dominos/Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs: 33/24 Podcast
Derek and the Dominos: Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
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Derek and the Dominos: Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
Kurt Stevens/Polaroids: The 33/24 Interview
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Kurt Stevens/Polaroids: The 33/24 Interview
Kurt Stevens/Polaroids: The 33/24 Interview
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Kurt Stevens/Polaroids: The 33/24 Interview
John Irizarry/This Girl: The 33/24 Interview
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John Irizarry/This Girl: The 33/24 Interview
John Irizarry/This Girl: The 33/24 Interview
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John Irizarry/This Girl: The 33/24 Interview
John , Joseph Gray here .., I just watched this interview , I completely enjoyed hearing the way you approached this album . While I had my own ideas of how the songs came to be , this was fabulous hearing from the artist . Too many touching moments to go over , but one was that Lauren’s ashes were used in the 3 murals …., I would like very much to visit one of those murals one day …. As you may already know my favorite song on the album is I don’t want say goodbye …, I can finally play through the song without breaking down.,, that song is special to me and strikes an emotional response …. The sign of a great artist I love you John and I admire your strength Hope to see you soon . 🎼🎶🎸💕
Only four hits? You guys obviously are just casual observers. Die hard the hunter is one of the best songs on the album. It was a staple during the hysteria tour. Billy's got a gun is an all time epic. Comin' under fire was going to be released as a fifth single. I think you guys are way off on that aspect.
Thanks for checking us out! When we refer to the "hits" we're talking about singles that were officially released which certainly doesn't account for fan favorites or concert staples!
@@3324podcastI enjoyed the podcast. That was just my bone to pick or one of them. The other was bands that sounded like them.
Sinead made a great track called I’m Not Your Baby with U2 and a beautiful, haunting song called Heroine with The Edge.
I have alwayssssssssssss noticed this and finallyyyyyyy somebody pointed it out
Good podcast.
Good podcast.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good podcast.
Thanks!
Eddie always wrote the lyrics to most of their songs
Absolutely-he took over those duties pretty early on.... :)
The beginning of the end started during the Diver Down sessions. Eddie wanted to incorporate the keyboard more and Dave/Templeman wanted him to be satisfied being a guitar hero. Templeman also started clashing with Eddie on wanting to do more covers. As a result, Eddie built the 5150 Studio and pretty much did his thing and it pissed the two of them off.
Absolutely one of my favorite movies ever. Perfectly done in my opinion. One thing I don’t believe was mentioned (though I coulda missed it) Lenny Montana who played Luca Brasi was an actual enforcer and bodyguard for the Colombo Crime Family. I remember reading He was extremely nervous about acting with Brando. The scene where he’s going over what he’s gonna say over his speech to Don Corleone was actually him practicing his lines so he wouldn’t screw up. He didn’t know he was being filmed. Cool fact in my opinions noon but could just be urban legend as well. In any case. Love the movie and I now need to watch it this weekend.
Let me ask you what I put to the group-Godfather or Goodfellas?
@@3324podcast Goodfellas is a great movie. The characters and actors that played them were amazing at times. The whole movie grabbed you right from the beginning. The Godfather...It wins hands down. The entire movie was this journey you were a part of. You were at Michael's side as he transformed into the Don. Part of you loved these people by the end of the movie. Even though they were the "Bad Guys" You were invested in their story. You felt Tessio's betrayal...You wanted Moe Greene dead....You wanted to be in that office as the door closed.
sammy wasn't a weird choice! before vh1 came out, ted templeman wanted them to dump roth and get sammy in the band. they were huge fans of montrose which was produced by Templeman and on warner bros records.
At the time, without all the behind-the-scenes knowledge, it seemed like it was a random choice based on the mechanic story, but I bought it when it came out, and have loved it ever since! 😀
He said he saw it one day he would dance on his grave! When he did die John said he felt nothing. Just another day!
HM-Dude looks like a Lady- Aerosmith HM-Paradise City-GnR 5-Forever Man- Clapton 4-Dark Side-John Cafferty 3-Rockin Horse- Poison 2-Modern Day Cowboy-Tesla 1-Unchained-Van Halen
Great picks as usual! Here's the link- open.spotify.com/playlist/3QEwb3YRDTqCoI8s5fCZOC?si=5ffb6ec767104502
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Bro wanna get sued for copyright infringement 💀 (glad this didn't get blocked)
...just an episode of our podcast about the film...not trying to fool anyone...👍👍
One of my top ten films all time, I’m so happy you’ve done this one!!
Thanks for checking us out! What song was one of your favorites?
The band has managed to keep themselves somewhat relevant via commissioning remixes and capitalizing on covers, as well as some other projects. Their music definitely still matters, even to folks who barely remember them or were born after their time.
They gave it a good try with other lead singers, but to fill Michael Hutchence's shoes is almost too tall of an order-
There is a story. Basically it's about the guy in the first song looking back over his life as he dies. Obviously more complicated than that and it can be confusing because it's told out of order, but it is a cohesive story.
No music, just talking
Yes, it's an episode of our Podcast-there is a link to a Spotify playlist of the songs!
150 millions records sold???? Oh no, much more.About 400- 500 millions sold 🐈⬛🐈🫂♥️
I was feeling down so the doctor told me to take two ABBA songs every day.🐈⬛🐈🫂♥️
I hope it worked!!!
I want to know what's up with Glenn fry.But every old photo I see on he has his big dark hallowed eyes like he's a heroin addict or something like that.Was he always sick throughout his lifetime?I don't know
He was in godfather one as well
He said in an interview years later that the character had a cocaine problem but it didn’t make it in the film. Remember it comes down to editing.
Nick mentioned that in the full episode just before this clip, but the theory that he only acts that way with "criminals" seems to hold up...
@@3324podcast not really, he didn't act that way with Neil, and he blew up (over acted) with his co workers and with the guy his wife was having an affair with. It just seems he's consistent with making a scene when he's dealing with problems, no matter who it is.
Wasn’t it because the character he was playing had a “Chippie.” (A small coke habit)
Are you forgetting when Pacino's character was talking with Deniro's? There was no over acting in that scene.
When he does go upto his car, he talks in a heightened tone if you notice
@@monudesai1132 I was talking about when they were talking in the coffee shop.
Deniro is the worst overactor ever. He's atrocious lol
Deniro doesn't over act as much as Pacino.
@@ryanmoon05 I don't even know what to say to that.
@@TRIIGGAVELLI give an example where Deniro over acted in heat, that would be a good start
@@ryanmoon05 We have to keep it to just heat?
@@TRIIGGAVELLI no, but since this started with a heat post, I figured that would work best.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug. lol.
"Serial" not 'cereal.' FML
caps are auto generated---sorry :)
My second favorite Christmas Movie ever. It is very narrowly beaten out by "It's a Wonderful Life" That final scene when they are bringing the mail bags in....The look on Santa's/Gwen's face is pure magic. That look embodies the entire spirit of Christmas and in that moment everyone of us truly believes.
As we discussed in the episode, this has a certain self-awareness that other holiday films at the time didn't have, which really separates it from the rest!
Have always loved this movie. I met Sam Jones last year at a con and he was pretty much exactly what you'd expect him to be. Definitely a presence.
This was definitely a lost opportunity (as was Masters of the Universe)...worse films have had sequels greenlit...but alas, we will always have our mighty Flash!
The album is great , both the fast songs and the slow songs all sound amazing , my favorite songs were 1981, look ma no brains, dilemma, strange days and corvette summer, and the people who don’t like them cause they made money can seriously Fu#k off, they are just a cool fun band who makes great songs
Agreed-this one's a winner all around! Corvette Summer is definitely the earworm of this collection-Thanks for checking us out!
Great cast guys! This was a Rock Opera. Thank you for reminding us just how great an album this is.
Rock opera, concept album, collection of songs with a similar thread---all of it equals a classic!
Thanks, this was fun to listen to. I got into Meat Loaf after his death so it's interesting to hear what it was like for people at the time. A couple things - I don't think Meat Loaf ever had a stroke. Jim did. Meat had back problems and asthma. And I've read many times that Bat Out of Hell is one story. I never got it until I found a post on Reddit that explained the whole thing. I'm not sure the post is 100% correct but it makes sense. Basically it's the story of a guy who dies in a motorcycle crash and the rest of it is him remembering his life as he dies, the women he loved, the mistakes he made, etc. So it's all out of order, which is what threw me off.
Thaks for clarifying Meat's health issues-I knew there was something that was slowing him down in his final years-thanks for listening!
This album brings back memories!!! I remember the Jump video debuting at midnight New Year’s Eve !!! This album reminds me of being in high school…. Freshman year!!!
A glorious time for music! Van Halen at the top of their game!
2 things: 1. The Dukes of Hazzard theme song was done by Waylon Jennings 2. I was a DJ on my college radio station back in 1990 and we went rummaging through the station’s roomful of old 45s one night in between our shows. One of the ones we found was a 45 of the Banana Splits theme song. Fun fact; if you play it at 33 instead of 45, it actually sounds like a legitimate Motown song.
Thanks! I stand corrected on the Dukes (drat!)😀 I just listened to the Splits song at .75 speed on TH-cam (.50 was too slow)...not bad!
I’m going to list mine before I listen to the episode…. So I’m not influenced… No Particular order Barney Miller Welcome Back Kotter Bonanza Alice MASH
...spoiler alert-4 out of your 5 made the list! Adding Alice to the playlist!
Guys, another great cast. I haven't listened to this album in over 30 years. Great to revisit and listen to with a fresh mind. Well done... Keep em coming!
We have a lot of videos from the back catalog that we will be uploading on the weekends!!! Thanks!
Love the podcast. Huge SD fan from way back. Do you have a link to that Fagen top ten movies thing you mentioned?
Thanks for listening and glad you're enjoying it! I reached out to Erik to see if he can locate the video or article he referenced-
Here's the list! www.criterion.com/current/top-10-lists/205-donald-fagens-top-10
Thanks!!@@3324podcast
I have always seen Steely Dan as "accessible Jazz" or "Pop jazz" made for Rock fans.....
my favorite Steely Dan album.....the only album of theirs that I own.....all great songs
I started with having only this one at first as well, but then started expanding the circle from there!
i think the conversation with mutt occured. but you have to go back and remember that leppard were no one in january of 83. the first two records bombed worldwide. they sold reasonably well but never went gold or anything. their influences were glam, queen and such!! they were nobodies when pyro came out. pyromania is perfection. and anyone that states they were leppard fans prior to pyro is suspect to me. i'm sure there are some but it's way in the minority. i'm willing to bet over 90% of their fans jumped on with pyromania not with high n dry or the debut.
They had a good following in the US prior to pyromania. High n dry went gold. To say they were nobody is a lot. They had a cult like following, especially amongst college students before pyromania. They had some minor success if you will but nothing that caused big waves like pyromania.
I have to admit but the music they are making now is freaking awesome.
When joe tried out for the band for rhythm guitarist he sang while playing so they offered him lead singer.
There is a movie that came out in the mid 80's.
33 yrs and 2024 tour
Guys there 1st albulm was in 78 called On Through The Night. Wasted , Halloween America was in it. Also they played 2 shows in a bar. Then they were signed b 4 20 yrs of age. My favorite band. Im 54 I know this band like I know my mother trust me
I've got On Through the Night recorded in '79 and released in 1980--all good either way! -here's a link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Through_the_Night
Def Leppard uniqueness sound in the 80s the other bands tried to replicate…why…it became to saturated and grunge came in the 90s.
I'm still trying to think of any major band that tried to "copy" their sound-it was uniquely their own-thanks for watching!
@@3324podcastquiet riot, Krokus, bon Jovi, dokken, ratt, Cinderella, even priest, scorps, white snake etc...
Poison, warrant, firehouse, seriously go back and listen to those albums that came after pyromania, especially the drums.
What amaze me is how Def Leppard got signed when they were just teenagers in short time span after releasing their EP…..Rick 15, Sav/Pete/Steve 17, and Joe 18. What other band did that??? Now when Joe came in and then Rick to make it complete first lineup of Def Leppard …when…they formed within a year they got signed to a record label and supporting big acts on tour as teenagers. What other band did that??? Wish you guys had mentioned this.
Robert briefly mentioned that they pretty much formed and then got signed-but it is an amazing part of their story!
Rick Allen didn't really play drums on this album.....all the drums are digital...only the cymbals are Rick Allen....that's why this album never really grabbed me....too much of a overproduced sound.
That's the blessing and the curse of this album-it is very accessible, but in doing so, it sacrifices the rougher edges...
Surely that is not true!!
@@moodlefyful From what I've read (and it's in the episode) the drums were recorded last, but everything I've found says that he played them, just not until the end of the recordings...