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We're officially in the back nine of our Elite Eight round ... OK, that doesn't sound quite right.
Let's try that again: we did four already but now we're steady and then they went one-two-three-Rubber Soul. Nope, still doesn't work.
OK fine, let's just cut to the point. We're listening to Rubber Soul today. Join us, won't you?
We originally recorded this on Mother's Day, but we were bound and determined to get it out by Father's Day. Our Elite Eight Listening Parties continue - this time featuring Fleetwood Mac's 1977 classic Rumours: a therapy session masking as an album. Rumours takes on the album from our last Listening Party: Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy.
In our middle discussion, we...
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This harkens back to the year 2022 - a full lifetime ago.
The centerpiece comes from our most downloaded show called "Dinner Theater" and the presumption is that it is due to this bit. However, we have been known to be very, very wrong.
The joke is old, but there is an explainer in the beginning (yes, mansplaining pairs well with Ye, don't ya...
The Elite Eight continues! As we move on to the third of our Listening Party episodes, we turn our attention to the moment Led Zeppelin stopped ripping off other people's music and started relying solely on their own ... 1973's Houses of the Holy, all accompanied by our trademark analysis, random thoughts, unrelated tangents and total non sequiturs. Not to mention a little fu...
In our last episode, we did a full play through of Led Zeppelin's debut album, which had no official title, but is often referred to colloquially as "Led Zeppelin I". Today, as our "Elite Eight" round continues, we give you a full play through of its challenger: Pink Floyd's iconic dive into the depths of madness, The Dark Side of the Moon.
Then put on your low rise je...