Discograffiti

Brian & Michael D’Addario write great songs and release great albums, something they very much have in common with our mutual favorite band.  The fertile period following the collapse of the mythic Smile project offers myriad auditory treasures, not least of all this charming soul confection from the fall of 1967. 

In this episode, we reveal:

• A sneak-attack rating of The Lemon Twigs’ entire discography;
• How the myth of their unreleased masterpiece Smile made the lo-fi Beach Boys era an even more bemusing mindscrambler of a prospect for the record-buying public to accept;
• And The Lemon Twigs’ prowess in getting me to a place of love and acceptance with all the latter-era Beach Boys records, including the mound of feces called Summer In Paradise.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

Our celebration of Lou Reed’s deafeningly assaultive 1975 double-LP Metal Machine Music continues with author David Holzer, who’s currently working on a book about the record!

In this episode, David & I discuss:

• The manifold ways in which Metal Machine Music can be used as a weapon;  
• Why having a propensity for substance abuse lends itself to having the skill set one may require to fully immerse within the depths of Lou’s work;
• And the f*cking sonic seagulls!   

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s tribute compilation Metal Machine Muzak features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram metallic silver vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

METAL MACHINE MUZAK IS FINALLY HERE!! Olivia Tremor Control and Circulatory System maximalist pop genius W. Cullen Hart explains exactly how he approached filling his sixteen minute and one second canvas in this very special bite-sized episode, one in a series of 5 we’re rolling out over this week that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram metallic silver vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

METAL MACHINE MUZAK IS FINALLY HERE!! Teenbeat mastermind and Unrest/Air Miami/Flin Flon/Grenadine/Fang Wizard/Cotton Candy/et al band addict Mark Robinson explains exactly how he approached filling his sixteen minute and one second canvas in this very special bite-sized episode, one in a series of 5 we’re rolling out over this week that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram metallic silver vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

METAL MACHINE MUZAK IS FINALLY HERE!! Wand main man and solo superstar Cory Hanson explains exactly how he approached filling his sixteen minute and one second canvas in this very special bite-sized episode, one in a series of 5 we’re rolling out over this week that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram metallic silver vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

METAL MACHINE MUZAK IS FINALLY HERE!! This beloved Sebadoh / Folk Implosion / Dinosaur Jr. luminary explains exactly how he approached filling his sixteen minute and one second canvas in this very special, unexpectedly profound episode, one in a series of 5 we’re rolling out over this week that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram metallic silver vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

Olivia Tremor Control and Circulatory System maximalist pop genius W. Cullen Hart explains his relationship with Lou Reed’s deafeningly assaultive 1975 double-LP Metal Machine Music in this special, bite-sized episode, one in a series of 8 we’re rolling out over the next two weeks that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram colored vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

Teenbeat mastermind and Unrest/Air Miami/Flin Flon/Grenadine/Fang Wizard/Cotton Candy/et al band addict Mark Robinson explains his relationship with Lou Reed’s deafeningly assaultive 1975 double-LP Metal Machine Music in this special, bite-sized episode, one in a series of 8 we’re rolling out over the next two weeks that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram colored vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

Wand main man and solo superstar Cory Hanson explains his relationship with Lou Reed’s deafeningly assaultive 1975 double-LP Metal Machine Music in this special, bite-sized episode, one in a series of 8 we’re rolling out over the next two weeks that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, the ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram colored vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

This beloved Sebadoh / Folk Implosion / Dinosaur Jr. luminary explains his relationship with Lou Reed’s deafeningly assaultive 1975 double-LP Metal Machine Music in a special, bite-sized episode, one in a series of 8 we’re rolling out over the next two weeks that celebrates the May 3rd drop of Discograffiti’s first official music release, our ambient reimagining METAL MACHINE MUZAK.

True to the original, Discograffiti creator/host Dave Gebroe’s compilation features four long-form tracks, each clocking in at 16 minutes and 1 second, by four indie-rock visionaries: LOU BARLOW (Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh), CORY HANSON (Wand), W. CULLEN HART (The Olivia Tremor Control) and MARK ROBINSON (Unrest).  

METAL MACHINE MUZAK will be available in two different configurations: digital-only or double vinyl plus digital.  The double-LP gatefold configuration will be pressed on 180-gram colored vinyl, and is limited to an exclusive numbered run of 300 copies, only 90 of which will be available for purchase online. 

METAL MACHINE MUZAK was curated and released by Dave Gebroe, creator and host of the music obsessive’s podcast, Discograffiti. Both are available online ONLY on The Discograffiti Podcast's Patreon Record Shop. They will not be on streaming.

(To win a personalized 8x10 Michelle Phillips autograph, keep reading.)

Simply put, this is the best interview I’ve done to date.  It helps that band biographer Richard Campbell (@richcbart) and I were faced with a woman who was ready to come clean, to be so vulnerable, so funny….and SO RAW.  

In Part 5 of this without-precedent 16-hour interview, Michelle burrows headfirst into some seriously traumatic territory, namely:

• The time John Phillips saved her from being murdered;
• The two horrifying images she pictures whenever she thinks of the sessions for The Mamas & The Papas’ final LP, People Like Us;
• And a frank discussion of her most forbidden topic…her 8-day marriage to Dennis Hopper.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re a Michelle Phillips & Mamas And The Papas superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the rest of the installments of Discograffiti’s “Michelle Phillips: Interview of a Lifetime” Series—Part 5 alone features no ads and AN ADDITIONAL 29 MINUTES of essential material that we had to cut for time: https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! Extended edits of all shows are available on either the Lieutenant (longer) or Major (longest) Tiers. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.  

Please help support the show by ordering some choice goods from our new merch shop: https://discograffitipod.myspreadshop.com/all

(To win a personalized 8x10 Michelle Phillips autograph, keep reading.)

Simply put, this is the best interview I’ve done to date.  It helps that band biographer Richard Campbell (@richcbart) and I were faced with a woman who was ready to come clean, to be so vulnerable, so funny….and SO RAW.  

During Part 4 of this without-precedent 16-hour interview, the legendary singer and actress from The Mamas & The Papas tells it exactly like it is, in between rating everything the band’s ever released.  

In Part 4, Michelle reveals:

• A blow-by-blow of how she wound up falling in love with Mamas & Papas producer Lou Adler while she was pregnant with Chynna;
• The true story behind how she brought “Dream A Little Dream” to the band;
• And her contemptuous dismissal of their 4th album “The Papas & The Mamas,” recorded while the band fell apart.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re a Michelle Phillips & Mamas And The Papas superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the rest of the installments of the "Michelle Phillips: Interview of a Lifetime" Series—Part 4 alone features no ads and AN ADDITIONAL 48 MINUTES of essential material that we had to cut for time: https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! Extended edits of all shows are available on either the Lieutenant (longer) or Major (longest) Tiers. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.  

Please help support the show by ordering some choice goods from our new merch shop: https://discograffitipod.myspreadshop.com/all

(To win a personalized 8x10 Michelle Phillips autograph, keep reading.)

During Part 3 of this without-precedent 16-hour interview, the legendary singer and actress from The Mamas & The Papas tells it exactly like it is, in between rating everything the band’s ever released.  

In Part 3, Michelle reveals...

• A fascinating account of her participation in the origin of 1967’s Monterey Pop Festival, the first rock festival of the modern era;
• Her harsh, gloves-off opinion of The Mamas & The Papas 3rd LP Deliver;
• And whether or not she felt any countercultural guilt over being the first rock group to opt for Lear Jet travel instead of vans & cars.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re a Michelle Phillips & Mamas And The Papas superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the rest of the installments of the Michelle Phillips: Interview of a Lifetime Series—Part 3 alone features no ads and AN ADDITIONAL 34 MINUTES of essential material that we had to cut for time: https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! Extended edits of all shows are available on either the Lieutenant (longer) or Major (longest) Tiers. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.  

Please help support the show by ordering some choice goods from our new merch shop: https://discograffitipod.myspreadshop.com/all

(To win a personalized 8x10 Michelle Phillips autograph, keep reading.)

During Part 2 of this without-precedent 16-hour interview, the legendary singer and actress from The Mamas & The Papas tells it exactly like it is, in between rating everything the band’s ever released.  

In Part 2, we cover: 

• An in-depth analysis of their first two classic records;
• How Gene Clark of The Byrds really felt deep down about his affair with Michelle;
• And a highly emotional discussion about the devastation left behind by John Phillips’ rampant drug abuse.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re a Michelle Phillips & Mamas And The Papas superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the rest of the installments of the Michelle Phillips: Interview of a Lifetime Series—Part 2 alone features no ads and AN ADDITIONAL 25 MINUTES of essential material that we had to cut for time: https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! Longer edits are available on either the Lieutenant or Major Tiers. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.

(To win a personalized 8x10 Michelle Phillips autograph, keep reading.)

Simply put, this is the best interview I’ve done to date.  It helps that band biographer Richard Campbell and I were faced with a woman who was ready to come clean, to be so vulnerable, so funny….and SO RAW.  During Part 1 of this without-precedent 16-hour interview, the legendary singer and actress from The Mamas & The Papas tells it exactly like it is, in between rating everything the band’s ever released.  

In Part 1, we’re treated to…

• An in-depth exploration of the group’s very first acid trip together;
• A glimpse into Michelle’s intense hatred toward one of The Mamas & The Papas’ biggest ever hits;
• And in all likelihood, the most mythologically crazy backstory in rock history.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re a Michelle Phillips & Mamas And The Papas superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the rest of the installments of the Michelle Phillips: Interview of a Lifetime Series—Part 1 alone features no ads and AN ADDITIONAL 18 MINUTES of essential material that we had to cut for time: https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! Longer edits are available on either the Lieutenant or Major Tiers. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.

There’s no disputing that Phil Manzanera is an art-rock genius. Dovetailing with the imminent release of his incredible memoir, “Revolucion To Roxy,” we cast a glance back at the Roxy Music guitarist and songwriter’s early days in the band.

In this episode, Phil & I discuss:

• The real story behind how Phil acquired that bug-eyed glasses look;
• The decidedly un-weird song with which Phil auditioned for Roxy;
• And why exactly he primarily connects mainly with the first 3 Roxy Music albums.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

Britpop seekers Kula Shaker are so much more than the sum of their influences…but what a wondrous pot of soil from which they took sprout. Singer-songwriter-guitarist Crispian Mills & drummer Paul Winter-Hart excitedly lay out the 15 super-cool albums that made them who they are today.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The ace up Crispian’s sleeve when he’s stuck on how to work his way out of a guitar break;
• The album he refers to as “secret ingredient X for Kula Shaker”;
• And Crispian’s vote for the greatest psychedelic song of all time.

If you’re a Kula Shaker superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this episode. It features no ads and AN ADDITIONAL 11 MINUTES of essential material, including overviews of entire releases that we had to cut for time: Patreon.com/Discograffiti/Shop/

Or subscribe! This edit’s available on the Lieutenant Tier. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.

TO ENTER OUR CONTEST & WIN 1 OF 5 COPIES OF JOEL’S INCREDIBLE JIM GORDON BIOGRAPHY, JUST RE-POST THE PROMO AD ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND TAG BOTH DISCOGRAFFITI & JOEL SELVIN WITHIN 2 WEEKS OF ITS MARCH 8th PREMIERE!

The most popular interview in Discograffiti history is back, and now it’s better than ever…just in time for Joel Selvin’s brand-new biography “Drums & Demons: The Tragic Journey Of Jim Gordon” to hit your bookshelf.

All Things Must Pass. 

Layla.

You’re So Vain. 

Rikki Don’t Lose That Number. 

Maybe you haven’t heard his name, but you’ve definitely moved to the rhythms his hands beat out for years.  

In this episode, we focus on Jim’s conquering of the 1960s and ‘70s pop/rock universe and his terrifying descent into mental illness, which led to the murder of his own mother and a life sentence in prison. 

Joel Selvin talks with Discograffiti about:

• The tune Jim laid down in 1974 that wound up as the most sampled drum break in history;
• The ways in which Jim managed his schizophrenia that allowed him to move about undetected amidst the highest levels of rock aristocracy.
• And a horrifying rundown of the events that led to the murder of his own mother.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

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TO ENTER OUR CONTEST & WIN 1 OF 5 FERNANDO PERDOMO CDs, RE-POST OUR PROMO AD AND TAG BOTH DISCOGRAFFITI & FERNANDO PERDOMO WITHIN 2 WEEKS OF THIS EPISODE'S MARCH 6th PREMIERE!

In this episode, Fernando & I reveal:

• The very surprising and well-known female vocalist who was initially supposed to take Al Kooper’s place in Blood Sweat & Tears before David Clayton-Thomas stepped in;
• The difference between a rock band and a ROCK BRAND;
• And which of us loves and does not love Jaco Pastorius, The Blues Project, Billy Joel, and Chicago’s Hot Streets LP.

Welcome to the final installment of Discograffiti’s 16-hour-long, definitive Mark Robinson interview.

In this episode, Mark spills the beans on:

• The unending flood of new bands, projects, name changes, and bemusing detours that’ve characterized his work since Air Miami’s dissolution;
• The ballsy recording rules he utilizes to create material under the monikers Fang Wizard, Party Milk, et al;
• And the serpentine, unpredictable moves of an incomparable career that make a strong case for why Mark Robinson is the consummate artist.

If you’re a Mark Robinson superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the other 3 installments of the Mark Robinson Series—Part 4 alone features no ads and 53 minutes of essential additional material, including overviews of entire releases that we had to cut for time: 

Patreon.com/Discograffiti/Shop

Or subscribe! Longer edits are available on either the Lieutenant or Major Tiers. Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.

Welcome to Part 3 of the 16-HOUR-LONG, most definitive (every single release covered), and objectively the greatest interview ever conducted with Unrest/Grenadine/Air Miami/Flin Flon man and Teenbeat label head Mark Robinson.  

Amongst so much else, here’s what goes down In this very special episode of Discograffiti:

• A forensic, track-by-track rundown of Unrest’s classic final LP, Perfect Teeth;
• Details on Mark’s abandoned plans for Unrest’s unmade 5th album!;
• And my tireless interrogation of Mark Robinson on the subject of why the hell Unrest broke up right at their pinnacle!

If you’re an Unrest superfan like me, you’ll want the DIRECTOR’S CUT of this & the other 3 installments of the Mark Robinson Series—Part 3 alone features no ads and 32 minutes of essential additional material, including overviews of entire releases that we had to cut for time and kick-ass rock nerd repartee I hereby deem unskippable: Patreon.com/Discograffiti/Shop

Or subscribe! It’s free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for the new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early release, ad-free, super-extended Director's Cuts of the main show, & $20 for Discograffiti’s Top 10 and, when applicable, our Ultimate Cuts: Patreon.com/Discograffiti

Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week.

Ever wondered what the hell Bob Mould, The Mountain Goats, Superchunk, Tom Scharpling, The Pretenders, Jay Farrar, Katy Perry, The New Pornographers, Margaret Cho, Rocket From The Crypt, Aimee Mann, Dave Grohl, Nick Cave, Guided By Voices, & R.E.M. could possibly have in common?

His name is Jon Wurster.  To paraphrase Public Enemy: “Sound of the funny drummer, music hitting your heart 'cause I know you got soul!”

During Discograffiti’s 3-hour interview, Jon spills the beans on:

• The very first rock concert he ever attended;
• The show he ranks as his all-time favorite;
• And his number 1 album of all time.

If you’re an Jon Wurster superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this episode—it features 55 minutes of essential additional material & no ads, as well as a rundown of a number of live records not included in the free cut.

https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! It’s free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for the new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early release, ad-free, super-extended Director's Cuts of the main show, & $20 for Discograffiti’s Top 10 and, when applicable, our Ultimate Cuts.

In Part 3 of Discograffiti’s incredible, career-spanning 7-hour interview, Will Hart spills the beans on:

• Exactly how the great Bill Doss wound up saving Will’s life before tragically passing away;
• All of his own star ratings for the entire Circulatory System discography;
• And a fascinating, lengthy discussion about the mythical third Olivia Tremor Control record, The Same Place.

If you’re an Olivia Tremor Control superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this episode—it features 8 minutes of essential additional material & no ads: 

https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! It’s free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for the new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early release, ad-free, super-extended Director's Cuts of the main show, & $20 for Discograffiti’s Top 10 and, when applicable, our Ultimate Cuts.

In Part 2 of Discograffiti’s incredible, career-spanning 7-hour interview, Will Hart spills the beans on:

• A track-by-track rundown of Dusk At Cubist Castle & Black Foliage, plus Will’s own ⭐️ rating assessments (non-album material included in the Patreon Director’s Cut);
• What part drugs played (or didn’t play) in his inimitable creative process; 
• And a painful look at the dissolution of the band…not to mention their triumphant resurrection for LP number 3!

If you’re an Olivia Tremor Control superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this episode—it features 24 minutes of essential additional material & no ads: 

https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! It’s free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for the new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early, ad-free Director's Cuts, & $20 for the Wednesday Top 10!

Welcome to our new Elephant 6 Interview Series, which plumbs the depths of one of the greatest movements in the history of recorded music.

In Part 1 of an incredible, career-spanning 7-hour Discograffiti interview, Will Hart spills the beans on:

• His all-consuming obsession with Discograffiti, along with his assessment of my assessment of Pavement’s work;
• The jaw-droppingly surprising double album that inspired him to make music his life’s path (you’ll never guess it);
• And an in-depth Deep Dive into The Olivia Tremor Control’s formation and classic early singles.

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re an Olivia Tremor Control superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this episode—it features 10 minutes of essential additional material & no ads, and is affordably priced in our Patreon Record Shop: 

https://www.patreon.com/discograffiti/shop/

Or subscribe! It’s free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for our new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early, ad-free Director's Cuts, & $20 for the Wednesday Top 10!

Although admittedly a side project for the above-mentioned Unrest and Tsunami songwritin’ n label-runnin' bandleaders, Grenadine was a game-changer for yours truly.  Goya remains, for me, one of my favorite albums of all time.  They released one more LP, and along with a handful of magical 45s, that was that.

Until now.

In this dream-fulfilling Discograffiti interview, Mark & Jenny reveal:

• The overriding importance of visual design to the Grenadine aesthetic (longer cuts only);
• Whether or not Mark went consciously Weird Al on his Nopalitos material;
• And the exclusive scoop on a possible 3rd GRENADINE LP!

Listen: https://podfollow.com/1592182331 

If you’re a Grenadine superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this episode—it features 1 hour and 20 minutes of additional material & no ads, and is affordably priced in our Patreon Record Shop: Patreon.com/Discograffiti/Shop

Or just subscribe! It’s completely free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for our new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early, ad-free Director's Cuts, & $20 for the Wednesday Top 10!

Welcome to a new series that plumbs the depths of one of the greatest movements in the history of recorded music. 

In this special Discograffiti interview, Dan reveals:

• How he wound up becoming the manager of one of the great pop bands of our time;
• The amazing story behind The Apples’ appearance on The Colbert Report;
• And essential details about The Steve Keene Art Book!

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If you’re an Elephant 6 superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this episode—it features 19 minutes of additional material & no ads, and is affordably priced in our Patreon Record Shop: Patreon.com/Discograffiti/Shop

Or just subscribe! It’s completely free to be a basic member, $1 to get your backstage pass, $5/month for our new Sunday show by & for our community, $10 for early, ad-free Director's Cuts, & $20 for the Wednesday Top 10!

Welcome to Part 1 of the longest (16 HOURS), most definitive (every single release covered), and objectively the best interview ever conducted with Unrest/Grenadine/Air Miami/Flin Flon man and Teenbeat label head Mark Robinson.  

In this very special episode of Discograffiti, Mark reveals:

• The full, sordid backstory of the several weeks leading up to our summit meeting, as I admittedly totally overdid it with my 204 pages of notes and endless, ultimately alienating texts and calls to him;
• The growth steps that had to happen for Mark to develop into one of the greatest pop songwriters of all time;
• And over a half-hour just on Imperial f.f.r.r. alone

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If you’re an Unrest superfan like me, you’ll want the Director’s Cut of this & the remaining 3 installments of the Mark Robinson Series—Part 1 alone features 90 MINUTES OF ADDITIONAL MATERIAL & no ads, and is affordably priced in our Patreon Record Shop.  

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Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week. There are now over 100 Patreon episodes, and they’re now all individually for sale in our Patreon Record Shop.  

When two podcasters commingle, sparks can fly.  Fuck humbleness, Rob Kassees and I hit it outta the park for our Boston episode.

Think you’re familiar with the Boston story? How about:

• The endless rejection which the band faced in its early days, not to mention the tireless perseverance that turns out to be a valuable trait when you end up releasing one of the ten-biggest selling debut albums of all time; 

• The first piece of music that Tom Scholz ever wrote, and which song on the debut it turned out to be; 

• And the full, shocking story behind singer Brad Delp’s tragic suicide.

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There’s only one edit of the Boston episode: this one, at a whopping 102 minutes.  But there’ll be 3 OTHER HUGE SHOWS THIS WEEK.  We’re gonna gorge ourselves on a heapin helpin of top-shelf classic rock banter in preparation for a rockin’ 2024!

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Discograffiti’s 4-show-a-week release schedule can be all yours for the price of a cup of coffee a week. And to top it off, there are now over 100 Patreon episodes.

Mike Watt of punk legends The Minutemen rates his own catalog in this instant classic 3-part series!

In Part 3, Watt reveals:

• George Hurley’s thoroughly unique lyric-writing method; 
• The full spiel on the record The Minutemen were planning to make when D Boon tragically passed;
• And his thoughts on every song on Double Nickels, as we do an essential track-by-track rundown of one of the greatest albums of all time.  

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Minus ads, the Director’s Cut of Watt Part 3 is a full 10 minutes longer than the free episode, and was made available 7 days earlier.  

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Coming tomorrow : The Director's Cut Patreon release of MARK ROBINSON RATES UNREST: THE ROAD TO IMPERIAL!

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Mike Watt of punk legends The Minutemen rates his own catalog in this instant classic 3-part series!

In Part 2, Watt reveals:

• All the elements that came together to make their classic What Makes A Man Start Fires LP as crazily good as it is; 
• The one single song from Double Nickels On The Dime on which Watt played with a pick;
• And the full story behind one of music history’s great rivalries, Minutemen & Husker Du.  

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Minus ads, the Director’s Cut of Watt Part 2 is a full 9 1/2 minutes longer than the free episode, and was available 7 days earlier.  

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Coming Sunday: Another episode of Rudy Fischmann’s podcast by & for our community, The Discograffiti Soldiers Of Sound Podcast! Only on Patreon.

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Mike Watt of punk legends The Minutemen rates his own catalog in a brand-new 3-part series!

In this episode, Watt talks with Discograffiti about:

• The very first song he ever wrote;
• How he budgeted econo for The Minutemen’s studio sessions;
• And their insane first gig, from which they had to be rescued by D Boon’s dad.

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Minus ads, the Director’s Cut of Watt Part 1 is a full 12 minutes longer than the free episode, and was available 7 days earlier.  

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There are now over 100 Patreon episodes. That's an entire universe of indispensable music podcasts available to you for the price of a cup of coffee a week.

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Coming Sunday: The premiere episode of Rudy Fischmann’s podcast by & for our community, The Discograffiti Soldiers Of Sound Podcast! Only on Patreon.

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This episode rips so hard, I decided to make it FREE for all you cheapskates, homeless people, and those still living at home. In all seriousness, it’s a Hanukkah gift to every Jew and non-Jew on the planet whose #1 priority is MUSIC. 

In this week’s Top 10 list, Dave Gebroe and Joe Kennedy expound eloquently on 10 decisions throughout music history that pointed the plane irrefutably into the mountainside for each of these bands.

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Coming Friday: Mike Watt Rates The Minutemen!

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The lead guitar player of Testament isn’t your typical metalhead.  He’s had a long, varied, and surprisingly moving career in music. 

In this episode, Alex talks with Discograffiti about:

• Whether he prefers the classic early Testament records or the later stuff;
• His search for more adventurous musical landscapes, and the resistance it initially caused within the band;
• And his most ambitious project ever—the amazing Planetary Coalition!

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The lead guitar player of Testament isn’t your typical metalhead, as you’ll soon hear.  He’s had a long, varied, and surprisingly moving career in music. 

In this episode, Alex talks with Discograffiti about:

• The evolution of the types of guitars he’s played through his life;
• The exciting road to becoming Testament’s lead guitar player;
• And the epiphany he experienced in the late 1980s watching a Miles Davis gig, and the profound effect it had on his career. 

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In this episode, Cory talks with Discograffiti about:

• The tracks on each record that’ve driven Cory batshit crazy;
• The piece of advice David Berman passed along to him, which wound up having a profound effect;
• And Cory’s picks for his two best records, his worst, and what he believes to be the best Wand song of all time.

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In this episode, Cory talks with Discograffiti about:

• What he’s looking for from a record with Wand;
• 21 bands that’ve had a huge influence on him;
• And his 2 favorite tracks from his new record, Western Cum, which is a masterpiece.

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When I set up to record this episode about Tuareg guitar master Bombino with Deer Tick’s drummer / co-songwriter Dennis Ryan, I had no idea that this incredibly intense episode was to take place during an honest-to-God flood evacuation...but we just keep on goin', because Bombino's discography isn't gonna rate itself.

In this episode, you’ll learn about:

• The songwriting methodology Dennis Ryan uses to separate out his solo work from his Deer Tick material;
• And whether or not the emergency carbon monoxide alarm that was going off for half this episode saved my life.  

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When I set up to record this episode about Tuareg guitar master Bombino with Deer Tick’s drummer / co-songwriter Dennis Ryan, we had no idea that our conversation about the master Nigerian musician who’d done some of his best work in dried-out Nigerian riverbeds was, ironically, to take place during an actual flood this past summer while in Vermont.  

An actual, honest-to-God natural disaster.  

In this episode, you’ll learn about:

• The 3 guitarists whose styles Bombino soaked up in lieu of learning in a more traditional way;

• And whether or not I made it out of the flood alive.

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Discograffiti’s most popular guest Bob Nastanovich is back, and this time he and I dive headfirst into the soul of our own generation in an attempt to take the pulse on the Stray Slack spirit as it’s dragged kicking and screaming into middle age.  

In Part 2 of this exclusive series, Bob talks with Discograffiti about:

• What he’s listening to now, and what music means to him in his mid-50s;

• His experience as a quasi-stepdad to a woman who grew up to be a force to be reckoned with in the indie rock community;

• And Bob’s 3 favorite Pavement songs!

Coming Monday: Our Patreon-only slag-off show Queasy Listening is back! This time, we tackle Keith Jarrett’s super-awkward stab at hippie music, Restoration Ruin.

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Discograffiti’s most popular guest Bob Nastanovich is back, and this time he and I dive headfirst into the soul of our own generation in an attempt to take the pulse on the Stray Slack spirit as it’s dragged kicking and screaming into middle age.  

In this episode, Bob talks with Discograffiti about:

• The enormous changes that’ve occurred to this show as a direct result of his appearances rating the Pavement catalog starting at episode 49;

Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe has read every single issue of MOJO Magazine from cover to cover since the moment he laid eyes on it through a New York shop window in December 1998.  So it’s with great excitement that we accompany the magazine in celebrating their 30th anniversary with two weeks of MOJO-exclusive content!

MOJO Editor John Mulvey joins us in a pop and rock roundtable the likes of which are befitting of this truly celebratory occasion.  

In Part 2, John talks with Discograffiti about:

• 3 of his favorite records of 2023 so far;

• What the atmosphere is truly like at the MOJO office;

• And the ways in which they’ve successfully navigated the chaos of the modern publishing industry after 360 consistently outstanding issues.

COMING MONDAY: THE MOJO BONUS MATERIAL COLLECTION, VOL. 2!

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Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe has read every single issue of MOJO Magazine from cover to cover since the moment he laid eyes on it through a New York shop window in December 1998.  So it’s with great excitement that we accompany the magazine in celebrating their 30th anniversary with two weeks of MOJO-exclusive content!

MOJO Editor John Mulvey joins us in a pop and rock roundtable the likes of which are befitting of this truly celebratory occasion.  

In Part 1, John talks with Discograffiti about:

• The 3 key figures who shaped MOJO at the start of its history;

• How—contrary to the very soil in which Discograffiti’s taken root—the concept of ranking records has begun to feel superfluous to him…;

• …but with that being said, John does reveal an old favorite, too. ❤️

COMING MONDAY: THE MOJO BONUS MATERIAL COLLECTION, VOL. 1!

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Currently, there are close to 100 PATREON EPISODES! That's an entire universe of incredible content available to you for the price of a cup of coffee a week—plus, this is the sole means by which I’m feeding my family, so please don’t let us starve to death due to your abhorrent greed. Thanks!

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Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe conducted a 13-hour interview with the two founders of legendary 1960s soft pop act The Association, Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander, in which they rated the entirety of their own discography. 

The day after the final episode aired this past Friday, Terry passed away. This, then, is a brief eulogy to make sense of the impact this great man has had on my life, and the lives of so many others he touched with his undeniable warmth and compassion.

We will definitely cherish his memory forever.

THIS FRIDAY: AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MOJO MAGAZINE EDITOR JOHN MULVEY

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Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe conducted a 13-hour interview with the two founders of legendary 1960s soft pop act The Association, Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander, in which they rated the entirety of their own discography. 

It’s impossible to adequately put into words how surreal this series is.  Trust me, it’s unquestionably a ride worth taking no matter how you feel about the genre.

Welcome aboard the most lunatic series in Discograffiti history.   

In Part 4, the final chapter (!), we tackle:

• What it felt like to tumble so quickly from the charts; 
• How many ⭐️’s outta five Terry & Jules give Stop Your Motor (1971), Waterbeds In Trinidad (1972), and the slew of generic singles released through the 1970s & ‘80s;
• And the not-so-happy-sounding Happy Together Tour during which Terry insists their manager stole millions of dollars from his acts and invited Terry to take part!

NEXT WEEK: AN INTERVIEW WITH PAVEMENT’S BOB NASTANOVICH!

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Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe conducted a 13-hour interview with the two founders of legendary 1960s soft pop act The Association, Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander, in which they rated the entirety of their own discography. 

It’s impossible to adequately put into words how surreal this series is.  Trust me, it’s unquestionably a ride worth taking no matter how you feel about the genre.

Welcome aboard the most lunatic series in Discograffiti history.   

In Part 3, our longest episode of all time at over 2 FULL HOURS, we tackle:

• Terry’s unfortunate first experiences with heroin;

• The overdose death of original bassist Brian Cole;

• And how many ⭐️’s outta five Terry & Jules give Birthday (1968), the Goodbye Columbus OST (1969), and The Association (1969)!

NEXT WEEK: THE ASSOCIATION PART 4

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Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe conducted a 13-hour interview with the two founders of legendary 1960s soft pop act The Association, Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander, in which they rated the entirety of their own discography.  

It’s impossible to adequately put into words how surreal this series is.  Trust me, it’s unquestionably a ride worth taking no matter how you feel about the genre.

Welcome aboard the most lunatic series in Discograffiti history.   

In Part 2, our longest episode yet at 2 FULL HOURS, Terry & Jules reveal:

• What it felt like to be the first band of the first rock festival of the modern era, Monterey Pop!;
• How their sophomore LP Renaissance, recorded five months after their debut, nearly killed the band;
• And how many ⭐️’s outta five Terry & Jules give Renaissance (1966) and Insight Out (1967)!

Also, prepare yourself for the introduction of A TOP-SECRET SURPRISE 3RD GUEST!

NEXT WEEK: THE ASSOCIATION PART 3

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Discograffiti host Dave Gebroe conducted a 13-hour interview with the two founders of legendary 1960s soft pop act The Association, Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander, in which they rated the entirety of their own discography.  

It’s impossible to adequately put into words how surreal this series is.  Trust me, it’s unquestionably a ride worth taking no matter how the hell you feel about the genre.

Welcome aboard the most lunatic series in Discograffiti history.   

In Part 1, Terry & Jules reveal:

• How they went about forming one of the most successful bands of all time;
• The manifold difficulties of getting a record deal when you’d just invented a whole new genre of music;
• And exactly how many acid trips were indeed taken, whether dosed or intentional.

NEXT WEEK: THE ASSOCIATION PART 2!

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I conducted a 13-hour interview with the two founders of legendary 1960s soft pop act The Association, Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander, in which they rated the entirety of their own discography.  

In this episode, we start at the end, in deft tribute to Raging Bull, so as to better understand what precisely went down.

Post-interview, I hung out with the band, came close to bleeding to death (unrelated), was hired as their manager, and then was promptly ghosted. 

Confused? So am I, and so is Pavement’s Bob Nastanovich.  

Welcome aboard the most lunatic series in Discograffiti history.   

In Episode One, Discograffiti covers:

• Gebroe’s plan to bring The Association back to relevance with a rock opera of unquestionable significance;
• The reason I was given for being ghosted;
• And the real reason Ruthann Friedman left the music industry for so many years. 

NEXT WEEK: THE ASSOCIATION PART 1

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