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The speaker expresses a recurring thought of someone running away and then mentions that there are important guests waiting to come on, but that they slept well.
The speaker highlights the rarity of the band's music routines and talks about their experience with touring as a result. A new single from the band is praised as incredible.
Lockdown during the pandemic caused a change in the way music was written as musicians were forced to collaborate virtually without seeing each other. This resulted in the music being created before the lyrics, causing challenges in writing the words to fit within the existing music.
In this episode, the hosts interview two members of the English rock band Radiohead, Ed O'Brien and Philip Selway, to discuss their creative process when writing new music and how they incorporate new instruments. They also talk about how their music has evolved throughout the years and the process of discovering when a song is finished.
The hosts discuss their musical influences, from high school favorites to more recent discoveries, and how those sounds have shaped their musical paths.
The use of music in visual storytelling can create a powerful emotional impact on viewers by complementing or contrasting with the images on screen, often making connections that the creators did not anticipate.
The guest shares his experience of collaborating with Steve Malcolmus from Pavement and being inspired by his music. He also talks about how Steve took a fan bootleg of his classical music and asked him to produce more music like that for his films.
The hosts discuss the importance of continuously exploring and learning new instruments as musicians to keep their creativity fresh and exciting for their fans.
The hosts discuss the influence of studio environment and lyrical creativity, including the potential for quick and pain-staking processes. They also touch on the importance of outside feedback.
Pianist discusses how classical music is often used as background music for relaxation, but believes that anger and punk rock music also play an important role in the music industry.
The speaker shares their newfound appreciation for a song after hearing it in an unexpected context and location. They express gratitude for the song’s placement and for the band’s acceptance of it being used.
A podcast host expresses admiration for a record with a cool photograph, amazing acoustic guitar playing, and great strumming.
The personalities of musicians may seem docile in interviews, but they become wild and energetic on stage. The lyrics from a particular band highlight the fake and artificial aspects of modern life.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss how individuals are often defined by their one big thing, much like successful bands and their hit songs.
The podcast discusses a mistaken identity in a criminal case and shares a song by their doula, Rob Onyarv. They also talk about being made fun of by people from another country.