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Happy Holidays from TDM + Updates! Dec 23, 2016

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Just a quick message from Anne on podcast plans for next year, best holiday wishes, and thank yous as we approach the milestone of 10,000 plays! See you all in 2017 for TKOL.

Episode 25: Red, Blue, Green... Dec 09, 2016

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This is one for the good days: the last episode of our In Rainbows series, focusing on the epic final tracks. Listen in while we debate over the meaning of Jigsaw Falling Into Place, put Videotape head to head with some of the heaviest songs in the Radiohead canon, and try to pick out the unusual sample in House of Cards. Plus: Radiohead heavily rumored to headline Coachella next year, and what it means regarding the possibility of more tour dates.

Episode 24: Weird Podcast/Arpeggi. Dec 02, 2016

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Another long player this week, as we dive into four tracks from In Rainbows. We also consider the pros and cons of seeing Radiohead live at indoor vs outdoor gigs, discuss A Moon Shaped Pool’s current standing in the 2016 new music scene, and Ben explains why he’s so hesitant to finally claim a favorite Radiohead song. This episode is dedicated to all human beings.

Episode 23: You Used To Be Alright, What Happened? Nov 25, 2016

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We finally get to take on Radiohead’s modern day classic, In Rainbows! The infamous pay-what-you-want release method, the artwork, the 2006 road test tour, the long journey of Nude; all these and more discussed this week. Also featuring objectively the greatest Radiohead remix of all time, which you can listen to right here on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeffpeff/01-nude-pefflabs-wtf-mix

Episode 22: It's All Boiling Over... Nov 18, 2016

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After a lengthy discussion on the outcome of the presidential election, we conclude our analysis of The Eraser with the three heavy-hitters that close out the record. There’s particular focus on how to handle topics like climate change and governmental corruption in songwriting, and contemplating the role and/or duty of the artist in turbulent times. Plus, a belated birthday wish to Jonny Greenwood, and new questions about Stanley’s process for A Moon Shaped Pool’s album art. *Skip ahead to 32:00 if you're not interested in the political talk

Episode 21: ...The More That I Appear. Nov 04, 2016

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In the wake of happily confirmed tour dates for 2017, Anne and Ben maintain their attention on “The Era-zahhh” for another episode. Ben throws down some knowledge on black swan theory (not to mention the correct way to eat artichoke hearts) and we analyze Skip Divided/Atoms For Peace as contrasting complements to each other. And Ed went to a Phish concert in Vegas, because of course he did.

Episode 20: The More You Try to Erase Me... Oct 28, 2016

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This week, we’re shifting our focus to Thom Yorke’s debut solo record, The Eraser. We talk about the first three tracks on the album in depth, consider the wealth of political commentary in this period of Thom’s writing, and discuss how we feel Thom’s side projects have influenced Radiohead’s output and vice versa. Also, there’s that one time Ben saw Atoms for Peace with Beyonce and Jay-Z.

Episode 19: Get Up, Get Over, Turn Your Tape Off... Oct 14, 2016

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Our friend David Karp returns this week to help us wrap up our longest series on Radiohead’s longest album. Plus: the end of the tour, Ed’s impending solo record, and what’s been discovered on those AMSP deluxe edition studio tapes. Look back in two weeks for our first foray into The Eraser!

Episode 18: A Punchup at a Podcast. Oct 07, 2016

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Why so green and lonely? There’s a new episode waiting for you! This week, Anne gets to talk about her favorite and least favorite Radiohead songs in the space of one episode, while Ben patiently listens to her long-winded analysis of the former and makes a valiant effort to convince her that the latter is actually a good song. The result: our longest episode yet! Also notable this week: our take on the long-awaited, newly released AMSP b-side, Ill Wind.

Episode 17: The Loonies Taking Over. Sep 30, 2016

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An extra special episode this week! Friend of the podcast David Karp joins us for our discussion on the second quarter of Hail to the Thief. We argue about the tracklist even more, reflect on the songs from this record we’ve heard live, and consider which music video best defines the aesthetic of the era - maybe it’s the long lost Paul Thomas Anderson-directed video for We Suck Young Blood and we don’t even know it! Get ready for an extra long episode and let this ragtag bunch of backdrifters take you away.

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