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I'm In Love With That Song: Rush - 'Subdivisions' Jan 16, 2020

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To say Rush has a devoted fan base would be an understatement. I know, because I was a card-carrying member of the "Rush Backstage Fan Club" back in the '80's. Perhaps no Rush song connected so directly with their fans as "Subdivisions". On this episode, we celebrate Neil Peart with a deeper look at this fan favorite.

"Subdivisions" (Music by Geddy Lee & Alex Lifeson, Words by Neil Peart) Copyright 1982 Core Music Publishing

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: 2020 Inductee Announcement with Joey Devine Jan 15, 2020

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At long last, Joe reveals the Class of 2020 inductees to co-host Kristen and frequent guest Joey Devine.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

The Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll: Changing The Game With Chris Schwartz, Part II Jan 15, 2020

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Ray and Markus conclude their conversation with RuffHouse Records, RuffNation founder and CEO, Music Visionary Chris Schwartz about his book. He also shares news about Lauren Hill and others. The book is a wild, trippy ride through the record and music industries with some hard smatterings of reality and personal realization mixed into the story. We both recommend the book.

Deeper Digs in Rock: Ed Sheeran with Sean Smith Jan 15, 2020

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It’s 2020! We begin the new year with a newer artist! Ed Sheeran is the subject of famed U.K. celebrity biographer Sean Smith who we sit down and discuss in detail his latest book, simply called, “Ed Sheeran”.

Ed Sheeran is a true inspiration. His moving and uplifting songs forge a lasting connection with the millions of people around the world who love him and his music.He was the thirteen-year-old guitarist in a school rock band when he decided to become a singer-songwriter, even though he could barely hold a tune and had never written a song. Within a year, he had recorded an album in his bedroom.Bestselling biographer Sean Smith traces the astonishing journey of the shy little boy with a stammer who, avoiding flashy showmanship, grew up to be a global phenomenon.Through compelling new research and interviews, he tells the story of Ed's remarkable mum and dad who gave their son the courage to pursue his dream, the friends and mentors who encouraged him and the lovers who inspired his most famous songs.Smith describes the setbacks Ed faced before his fortunes were transformed by Elton John's management company, a record deal and a song that changed everything - with a little help from Taylor Swift.Ed found it difficult to cope with the world at his feet, but a new relationship with a girl from his home town has brought him happiness and a fresh purpose in life.Now he is the most successful solo star on the planet, earning £83 million last year. Yet in the middle of his record-breaking 2018 UK tour, he played for just 400 people at a charity night to raise money for the homeless.As this captivating book reveals, there's no one quite like Ed.

Sean Smith is the UK's leading celebrity biographer and the author of five Sunday Times best sellers including Cheryl, the definitive biography of Cheryl Cole.

His books about the most famous people of our times have been translated throughout the world. His subjects include Robbie Williams, Kate Middleton, Tulisa, Kylie Minogue, Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Alesha Dixon,Victoria Beckham, Jennifer Aniston and J. K. Rowling. The film Magic Beyond Words: The J. K. Rowling Story was based on his biography of the Harry Potter author.

Described by the Independent as a 'fearless chronicler', he specializes in meticulous research, going 'on the road' to find the real person behind the star image.

www.seansmithceleb.com

https://www.amazon.com/Ed-Sheeran-Sean-Smith-author/dp/0008267510/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=sean+smith+ed+sheeran&qid=1579044354&sr=8-1

No Filler: Our Top 10 Tracks from the 2010s Jan 14, 2020

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To wrap up our batch of recap episodes, we look back at the last decade to bring you our Top 10 from the 2010s. This list was way more difficult to put together than we initially thought it would be. Turns out trying to distill an entire decade of music into just 10 tracks is no small feat. Although No Filler is all about celebrating the hidden gems between the singles on our favorite records, we decided to allow singles onto this Top 10 list (give us a break will ya?). From Courtney Barnett to Kendrick Lamar, we hope you'll like what we came up with. And in case you need even more of our picks, we've put together a playlist of our 100 favorite non-singles from the last decade. Check out both playlists on Spotify.

Tracklist

Radiohead - Lotus Flower
Fleet Foxes - The Shrine / An Argument
Tycho - A Walk
Blood Orange - You're Not Good Enough
Spoon - Inside Out
Courtney Barnett - Pedestrian at Best
Tame Impala - The Less I know The Better
Deerhunter - Breaker
Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein - Stranger Things Theme
Kendrick Lamar - HUMBLE.

On Spotify? Listen to our picks here:

Top Ten '10s: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0LT6AxDmAN9xc4jiuI77bH?si=CZ-hUhAKSt6lTtdh5_Ckog
Our 100 Favorites From The Last Decade (No Singles Allowed): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6HUzKWCb2eeeAQozwUiK2V?si=UkowNJWZRViLwdfvkjc80w

History in Five Songs 29: Neil Peart - 12-Panel Man Jan 14, 2020

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Neil Peart, the virtuoso drummer and lyricist for Rush, died last Tuesday, January 7th, in Santa Monica, California, at age 67.

Martin has put this tribute episode together for this drummer that has lived a very full life, many lives - or 'a 12 panel man'

Rush – The Temples of Syrinx”
Rush – “Tom Sawyer”
Rush – “Afterimage”
Rush – “Vapor Trail”
Rush – “Clockwork Angels”

To connect or learn more about Martin head over to: www.martinpopoff.com

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Festival Nation: Skull & Roses 2020 Trailer Jan 13, 2020

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Festival Nation here on the Pantheon Podcast network is excited to feature an upcoming mini-series on Skull and Roses.

Skull & Roses is a multi-day festival which celebrates the music and community that formed around iconic American rock band the Grateful Dead. It returns for its 4th and best installment so far at the holy grail of the West Coast Grateful Dead scene, the Ventura County Fairgrounds (California). Don't miss this celebration April 2-5 with friends, family and the community where you can expect “strangers stopping strangers just to shake their hand.”

This year, for the first time, an original member of the Grateful Dead - drummer Bill Kreutzmann - will appear as one of the festival headliners, sharing the long-awaited return of his side project Billy & The Kids. The event has also evolved from bands exclusively performing music of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia, to now include those that have been inspired and influenced by their timeless music, including many original acts such as Jackie Greene, Circles Around The Sun, Ghost Light, David Nelson Band, Midnight North, Moonalice, and multi-instrumentalist Dave Harrington.

Skull & Roses has also expanded to four days, beginning with a Thursday night (April 2) Kick-Off Party featuring Stu Allen & Mars Hotel and a rare performance by Rooster Conspiracy featuring Jay Lane, Reed Mathis, and Todd Stoops. Friday to Sunday the music will run daily from 11:00am to midnight, and until 7:00pm on Sunday on two alternating stages.

THE LINEUP:

Billy & The Kids * Oteil & Friends * Steve Kimock's Voodoo Dead * Melvin Seals and JGB * Jackie Greene * Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass * Circles Around The Sun * Ghost Light * Grateful Shred * David Nelson Band * Stu Allen & Mars Hotel * Rooster Conspiracy * Midnight North * Pink Talking Fish are Dead * Cubensis- Grateful Dead Music Experience * Moonalice * Jerry's Middle Finger * Dave Harrington’s Merry Pranksters * Big Steve and the Ass Bites From Hell * The Alligators Pigpen * Electric Waste Band * Roots of Creation's Grateful Dub: a Reggae-infused tribute to the Grateful Dead * Marcus Rezak’s Shred Is Dead * Xtra Ticket Featuring Dave A'Bear * David Gans * The Noodles * China Cats * Catfish John

For more information, visit https://www.skullandroses.com

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Rock's Backpages Ep. 58: James Blood Ulmer + Joan Baez Audio + Chris Bourke Jan 11, 2020

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In the first episode of 2020, Mark, Barney & Jasper celebrate the 40th birthday of James Blood Ulmer's startling Are You Glad to be in America? Pringle waxes lyrical about seeing Ulmer live and about the man's influence on his own guitar-playing – and then, with his colleagues, discusses the "punk-jazz" scene that coalesced around JBU, James Chance, Defunkt and others.

RBP's power trio then considers amusing interviews with Billy Idol, Gerry [and the Pacemakers] Marsden and Solomon Burke by New Zealander and former Rip It Up editor Chris Bourke. (Honorary mentions, along the way, to Nik Cohn, Nick Lowe and Jürgen Klopp.)

Mark intros a discussion of the week's new audio interview — with Joan Baez in 1992 — by playing a clip of America's folk queen describing how she's (temporarily) let go of her political activism. Baez's significance and legacy are considered after a second clip about learning how hard it is to write songs when you're not Bob Dylan.

Mark also talks us through his highlights of the week's new library additions, including a report on hanging out with Madeline Bell in swinging '60s London that reads like a scene from Austin Powers; Sounds' Dave McCullough bemoaning the joyless postpunk of the Raincoats and the Mekons in 1979; and Police man Stewart Copeland and others on the art of drumming in 1988…

By contrast, Jasper revisits the return of avant-funk postpunks 23 Skidoo in 2000, a probing biog of Beyoncé from 2015 and the musings of Panic! at the Disco's Brendon Urie in 2016…

James Blood Ulmer and Ornette Coleman, James Blood Ulmer, Punk Jazz, Billy Idol, Gerry Marsden, Solomon Burke, Joan Baez audio, Plonk Lane of the Small Faces, Madeline Bell, Jimi Hendrix R.I.P., Weather Report, Simon Frith, The Raincoats, Tony Wilson, Drummers, Black Box, Speed, Lucinda Williams, 23 Skidoo, White Stripes, Beyoncé, Panic! at the Disco and Lizzo live.

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: Calling More Voters with Bob Merlis, Evelyn McDonnell, and Edna Gundersen Jan 10, 2020

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Joe & Kristen go back to the phones to call up more current members of the voting body to see who they picked on this year's ballot. This includes calls to former Nominating Committee members Bob Merlis and Edna Gundersen, as well as someone who should be on the NomCom, Evelyn McDonnell. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Make it Stop: John Cena - You Can't See Me with Tony Fernandez Jan 10, 2020

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Ladies, gentlemen, esteemed guests, THE CHAMP. IS HERE. The Massachusetts-grown 10 time world champion, human meme, and all around beefcake John Cena is the subject of today's episode -- specifically, his 2005 rap album WWE: You Can't See Me. A time capsule of mid-aughts hubris, You Can't See Me is equal parts ghastly vanity project and ill-conceived showcase for Cena's dipshit cousin Tha Trademarc. The two MCs trade verses about shooting guns and flipping bricks as the eyes of every listener collectively roll deep into their skulls at the audacity and caucasity. Local filmmaker and wrestling afficionado Tony Fernandez joins Heather and Mike to analyze the merits and flaws of Make It Stop's latest white rap slog. You feeling froggy, Stoppies? THEN JUMP.

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