About a Song - Episode 4

The Retro Show - Artists that riff on a preexisting genre. We talk about Relay Recording’s latest sampler, on Vinyl. I ordered this at Broken Records and Beehives, and the shipped it! This was a great deal! We discuss black vs. pink vinyl on the latest Saint Paul and the Broken Bones release. Is there a lower noise floor on colored vinyl? Marshall talks about cleaning up dirty records with glue on the surface. We give some background about how we found Saint Paul and the Broken Bones. I pick, then they hit. They got played on The Spectrum on Sirius XM. We play “Don’t Mean a Thing” by Saint Paul and the Broken Bones. We’re not picking on things in records, we just hear stuff that most people don’t hear. We gush over Shannon and the Clams. We buy as much vinyl as we can at Lucky Records in Wooster. We play “Rip Van Winkle” by Shannon and the Clams. We play talk a BUNCH about Soma FM. Bagel Radio sent us a ton of great suggestions for retro sounding bands. If you are looking for something to listening to that is awesome, and new, and foreign, please check out Soma FM. We spin “Pink Gorilla” by White Fence, from Cyclops Reap. We arrive at the idea that this is probably not headphone music. We talk about my Uncle Paul, and all the records in his collection. This sounds like it should be on my Uncle Paul’s record collection.

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This episode is 00:30:34 long.

This episode was published on Dec 2, 2014.

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