Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Mangum

Championed over the years by the likes of Americana superstar Scott Avett and music mogul Seymour Stein, the music of Clem Snide mainstay Eef Barzelay has become an optimistic, yet matter-of-fact touchstone in a weary world, whether crafting his own musings or covering the inspirational hits of Journey. NPR dubs him "the most underrated songwriter in the business today, with a sneakily firm grasp on poignancy and humor," and while Eef's evocative tone is of a similar caliber to Jeff Mangum or John Darnielle, his sentimental and visual lyricism puts him in a unique category. On this week's program, Eef discusses embracing the unknown, diving back into vinyl with his adult son, and the quandary of carrying on the Clem Snide moniker. Plus, a run-in with a New Jersey state trooper while shooting the album cover for 1999's Your Favorite Music. Eef hits the road later this month; tour dates and tickets are available at clemsni.de. His latest album Oh Smokey is available digitally, or on vinyl from foreignleisure.com. Follow @clemsnidemusic on Instagram.

In This Episode Clips: Tornado Trackers with Storm Chasers Gabe Cox, Jeremy Hamann and Jeff Mangum as well as a clip with The Weather Machine Author Andrew Blum Check out our Patreon page for exciting ways to support our podcast and interact with us more!  www.patreon.com/stormfrontfreaks Next Episode…it's Back-To-School time and we have two amazing weather and storm chasing phenoms in Alvin Kamau and Alina Cooper.  We'll be LIVE Thursday, August 29th at 9pmET/8pmCT on YouTube while the audio podcast will be available that weekend on your podcast player. Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com or on our social media accounts and we may read it on our next episode! Twitter: @stromfrontfreak Facebook: @stormfrontfreaks Instagram: @stormfrontfreaks TikTok: @stormfrontfreakspodcast YouTube:  youtube.com/stormfrontfreaks Credits Opening Music: Andrew Slotta/Phil Johnson Some Opening Footage Courtesy of Sanner/Tornado Titans Closing Music: Gabe Cox

What a beautiful face we have found in this place.. it's the face of a tambourine! We're entering the Year Of Discovery on a strong note and talking about In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, the second and final album by the mysterious and eclectic Neutral Milk Hotel. This cult classic record is a sonic journey through Jeff Mangum's haunted carnival of lucid dreams and WWII imagery, with a little bit (lotta bit?) of Anne Frank sprinkled throughout. We'll explore goopy, disjointed lyrics, innovative distortion techniques, singing saws, and more as we head back to Holland, 1945. The Mixtaper is teaching us about donkey cheese and expensive chess in another installment of Foxtrot Oscar Sierra! From those red lips to the Two-Headed Boy, we hit it all this week! How strange it is to be anything at all, and this album might just be even stranger.Keep Spinning at www.SpinItPod.com!Thanks for listening!0:00 Intro3:36 About Neutral Milk Hotel8:23 About In The Aeroplane Over The Sea19:51 Fact Or Spin22:35 They Have An Unreleased Song27:03 He Has An Expensive Favorite Cheese34:40 He Can Play A Weird Instrument37:50 He Did A Photoshoot With An Expensive Item46:09 Album Art51:46 King Of Carrot Flowers Pt. 155:54 King Of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 359:47 In The Aeroplane Over The Sea1:07:52 Two-Headed Boy1:10:14 The Fool1:11:20 Holland, 19451:14:08 Communist Daughter1:15:14 Oh Comely1:17:33 Ghost1:19:48 [untitled]1:20:56 Two-Headed Boy Pt. 21:24:29 Final Spin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our first full episode of our final season, we sat down with our friend, Will Hines (actor, comedian, podcaster "Screw It, We Are Just Going To Talk About The Beatles"), to talk about Jeff Mangum, Elephant Six, Neutral Milk Hotel and their 1998 album, In The Aeroplane Over The Sea.

Today we have a very special treat for you guys. We had the opportunity to talk to CB Stockfleth, the director of The Elephant 6 Recording Company, the most highly anticipated music documentary by any indie music lover of the 90s and on. He shares with us the origin story of the documentary--from Robert Schneider believing in him to tell their story, to being brought in to the inner circle of the collective, to meeting the man/myth Jeff Mangum. Consider this a little preview into some long awaited stories from some pretty reclusive musicians (from Neutral Milk Hotel, The Olivia Tremor Control, The Apples in Stereo, and more!) that you'll find in The Elephant 6 Recording Company, IN SELECT THEATRES RIGHT NOW (see if it's playing near you here: https://www.elephant6movie.com/) AND STREAMING TO APPLE AND AMAZON PRIME SEPTEMBER 2nd!!!!!!Links:The Elephant 6 Recording Company trailer: https://youtu.be/PCzXf5ZiE3k?si=WWRJZNmSyBt3jKwT"In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" clip: https://youtu.be/cWElzqll2Ls?si=fBU-Mjq3bDZ3-9sfgroup outside LA screening singing "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea together: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cv1d8mOx5sG/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Expert explains Green Typewriter section of album: https://www.reddit.com/r/OliviaTremorControl/comments/f151x8/green_typewriters_meaning/OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/2stA2P7pTC Flyover State Hotline - 1 608 HIT-NERD (608-448-6373)https://www.youtube.com/flyoverstatepark EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/FlyoverStatePark --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/albumconcepthour/support

Today's episode is about "The Elephant 6 Recording Co." (C.B. Stockfleth, 2023), about the titular record label's roster of wild outsider indie artists such as Neutral Milk Hotel, the Olivia Tremor Control, the Apples In Stereo, Elf Power, the Music Tapes, the Minders, the Gerbils, of Montreal, Beulah, Dressy Bessy, Great Lakes & more. Our Very Special Guest is the legendary Lance Bangs, whose credits are too long to list here, but he's worked with most of your favorite musical artists and all of your favorite Jackasses. The movie is a true audiovisual treat, and Lance was there at the time with these musicians (he was roommates with Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel) and provided much of the film and still photography seen in the movie. So he's the perfect person to shed light on the 90's underground music and art scene in Athens, GA and the making of the movie itself. Plus we discuss the origin of Jackass, his films about Pavement and Slint, and the long and tantalizing list of musicians who Lance has filmed over the years for documentaries we hope to see one day.  The Elephant 6 Recording Co. is in US theaters August 25th, 2023 and on VOD September 1 (Amazon & Apple TV) from Greenwich Entertainment. In Canadian Theaters August 25th and VOD September 26th from levelFILM. Rock Docs is a Treble Media Podcast hosted by David Lizerbram & Andrew Keatts   Twitter: @RockDocsPod   Instagram: @RockDocsPod   Cover Art by N.C. Winters - check him out on Instagram at @NCWintersArt

Sam Paddor and Will Cullen Hart discuss Will's relationship with Jeff Mangum, upcoming projects by The Olivia Tremor Control and Circulatory System and the new Elephant 6 Documentary. Elephant 6 Website: https://elephant6.com My Back Pages Website: https://www.mybackpages.org

I love investigating how language is actually used. When you look up these two words they don't seem that different. But in real life they are used really differently.   To me, it seems like to be humble you have to have accomplished something and then not be a braggart about it.   But meek is more about being a wall flower without an opinion or a voice.   Terri Hill made a good point that it is possible to be too humble. If you never talk about your work, no one is going to notice, you won't get promoted. (Is that only a woman thing?)   Dr Cole Galloway talked about how oppression, the inability to be heard is different than being humble or meek.   Jeff Mangum shared that humility is being mindful of your actions and how they come across to others.   But Coach MJ Tolan might have had the best quote, "Being humble is the sexiest cologne you can wear."   Where do you think the line is between being humble and being meek? Is it possible to stand your ground and still be humble? Connect with the panelists: Cole Galloway, PT, PhD: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cole-galloway-1ba715107/ Terri Hill: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terri-hill-b2915a8/ Jeff Mangum: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmangum/ Coach M J Tolan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/motivationalspeakertolan/ Dr Robyn Odegaard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynodegaard/     Want a summary of the Quick Hits I post every week, plus the links to the LinkedIn pages of each of the panelist to show up in your in-box every week? Just let me know where to send it: https://drrobynodegaard.com/quick-hits-notifications/   #QuickHits are designed to exercise your brain by letting you listen in on an unscripted conversation to get other people's thoughts on pertinent subjects. If you would like to join a conversation or have a topic you would like to hear discussed, please message me. https://www.DrRobynOdegaard.com   #humility #meek #selfpromotion  

Way back in our very first episode, we mentioned doing an episode on The Elephant 6. Well, it only took two and a half years and sixty-something episodes but here we are. Join us for a showdown of Elephant 6 superpowers: Neutral Milk Hotel and The Olivia Tremor Control. Support the show

"I'm just being authentic" has been used as an excuse for all kinds of bad behavior. It was mentioned in the comment section of another conversation that toddlers are given timeouts for being "authentic" and taught to "use their words" when they need something. So where is the line for adults? When are we too controlled, too tightly regulating what we thing/feel and when are we being over the top and using authenticity as an excuse?  Who gets to decide?  There doesn't seem to be a hard and fast answer but Jim Shulman (he/him), Sara Oblak Speicher, MBA and Jeff Mangum were willing to have a conversation with me to try to sort it out. What do you think? Where is the line between expressing yourself and being overly dramatic?  To connect with the panelists, please visit their LinkedIn profiles: Sara Oblak Speicher, MBA: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saraospeicher/   Jeff Mangum: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmangum/  Jim Shulman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elsinoreba/  Dr Robyn Odegaard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynodegaard/ #QuickHits are designed to exercise your brain by letting you listen in on an unscripted conversation to get other people's thoughts on various subjects. If you would like to join a conversation or have a topic you would like to hear discussed, please message me. https://www.DrRobynOdegaard.com    #authenticity #selfcontrol

Barry Birthday Bonanza. Ross' epic Banner Fail. A magical moment featuring Bob Schneider. Special Guest Jeff Mangum gives us the scoop on Mother Nature, David Yeomans, and living legend Jim Spencer.

Adam Clair was barely out of undergrad when he began the manuscript for Endless Endless: A Lo-Fi History of the Elephant 6 Mystery (Hachette Books, 2022).The book is a definitive history of the 1990s underground musical movement known as the Elephant 6 Collective. Founded by Robert Schneider, Bill Doss, Will Cullen Hart, and Jeff Mangum, who grew up as friends in the small town of Ruston, Louisiana, the Elephant 6 was initially centered around three bands—the Apples in Stereo, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Olivia Tremor Control—whose records were expertly produced in home studios in Denver and Athens, Georgia, by Robert Schneider, who wouldn't mind being referred to as the Brian Wilson-like engineer extraordinaire of the collective. (Schneider is currently a professor of math in Georgia, having earned a PhD in his post-rocker years.)By the late-1990s, the Elephant 6 had exploded onto the musical scene in a way that hasn't really been felt since—their '60s psychedelia-inspired, almost utopian mindset of a better world with their music as the soundtrack was as intoxicating then as it is now.Rock ‘n' Roll stardom was something that seemed to frighten and elude the collective's founders, however, who were more focused on the art of the music than on the business side.By the turn of the century, relentless touring and recording schedules led Neutral Milk Hotel's front man Jeff Mangum to retreat from performing—and even from doing interviews. The Olivia's disbanded for a time, the Apples changed line ups, and the second-generation bands, like Of Montreal and Beulah, began to build their own audiences. In 2013, the original members of Neutral Milk Hotel reunited for a year or two of touring. Then Bill Doss from Olivia Tremor Control passed away suddenly, thwarting their comeback.All the while, Adam Clair was gathering reportage. He conducted over 100 interviews over 13 years to complete Endless Endless. Although the reclusive Jeff Mangum did not speak to him for the book, Clair was able to carve in Mangum's voice from past interviews (more than I remember taking place, having been around to see it unfold in real time the first time around). Clair and I spoke recently about Endless Endless and how it came to be. Tune in for all the details.For the Reading this episode, Adam Clair reads from his introduction to Endless Endless.Music by The Olivia Tremor Control

Neutral Milk Hotel released only two studio albums in the mid-to-late 90s, On Avery Island and In An Aeroplane Over the Sea, but they've since been consecrated as quintessential indie rock classics. Emerging from the Elephant 6 musical collective, bandleader Jeff Mangum led this eccentric musical experiment that left much mystery, and a large cult following, in its wake. This week, Wall Street Journal's rock and pop music critic and former editor-in-chief of Pitchfork Mark Richardson to explain Neutral Milk Hotel. Follow Mark Richardson on Twitter at @markrichardson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I am clearly the odd ball in this group. Taking time off, decompressing and not having my brain remind me that there is work piling up is hard for me. Fortunately I had three people on this panel, Jane Dolente, Jeff Mangum and JC Glick, LTC (R), U.S. Army, MA, who had some tips for how they handle it. Although to be fair, I will likely never be as stoic as JC is about it. What about you? How do you get your brain to chill when it's chill time? To connect with the panelists, please visit their LinkedIn profiles: Jane Dolente: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janedolente/  Jeff Mangum: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmangum/  JC Glick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcglick/  Dr Robyn Odegaard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynodegaard/ #QuickHits are designed to exercise your brain by letting you listen in on an unscripted conversation to get other people's thoughts on various subjects. If you would like to join a conversation or have a topic you would like to hear discussed, please message me. https://www.DrRobynOdegaard.com  #vacationmode #takeabreak #worry #worryfree #workcation #overwhelm #dread

Jeff Mangum and his fellow Ruston, Louisiana buddies in Elephant 6 had a lot of bands with a lot silly names. Apples in Stereo, Olivia Tremor Control, Cranberry Lifestyle, System Flying Machine, Elf Power... just to name a select few. Of all of these groups, one really captured the imagination of the indie rock world; Neutral Milk Hotel. With the help of schoolyard friend and musical companion Robert Schneider, the recording project that eventually morphed into the four piece we know and love recorded two incredibly beautiful, noisy and influential records, In The Aeroplane Over the Sea and On Avery Island. For authenticity sake, I head down south to record this episode with my old friend Ross Britton. He just happens to own my favorite coffee shop, Izzy's Coffee. Together, we wade through the swamp of mis-told fables surrounding the myth and mystery of Jeff Magnum and Neutral Milk Hotel. I loved the record so much, I performed the whole thing live. Wanna see it? Click here. And then, rate the show on Apple Podcast. Sponsored by Izzy's Coffee. Cook on and rock out!    @neutralmilkhotel #neutralmilkhotel #jeffmangum @julian_koster #juliankoster #scottspillane #jeremybarns #mergerecords @mergerecords @robertschneider.e6 #e6 #elephant6 #elephantsix #intheaeroplaneoverthesea #thisbandcouldbeyourfood #TBCBYF #indierock #foodandmusic #onaveryisland #ruston #KLPI @KLPI

NB: One other great Patrick Stewart performance I forgot to mention is his terrifying turn as a white supremacist militia leader in the grind-house instant classic Green Room.Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– The New Sentence– Dürer: Innsbruck, 1495 by Ern Malley– Alice Goodman– Austin Allen– Cameron & Jonathan & Coleman– The Poet by SmileMakers– Maya Angelou gets a quarter– Good old Patrick Stewart– Shakespeare's sonnets– Jeff Mangum's appearance at Occupy Wall Street– Rupi Kaur– 32 Poems vs. Sewanee Review– Kampa's Guide to Flowers by Stephen KampaTwitter: @sleericketsEmail: sleerickets@gmail.comMusic by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

Tonight's first Guest Panelist is the founder of NashSevereWX, the definitive source for Music City weather information.  David Drobny, welcome back!  Tonight's second Guest Panelist is a legend of The Weather Channel fame.  He spent 33 years as a Lead Forecaster and on-camera  meteorologist for The Weather Channel.  Tom Moore, welcome to the show!  Tonight's Guest WeatherBrains were a suggestion of Richard Cooke.  They are the co-founders of Tornado Trackers.  With a background, our first WeatherBrain made it possible to make a career out of capturing storm footage.  Residing in Georgetown, Texas, we welcome Gabe Cox!  Our second Guest WeatherBrain grew up in Austin, Texas.  He spent 23 years as a Pastor, and just last year made the transition to broadcast meteorology.  He's currently enrolled in Mississippi State's meteorology program.  Jeff Mangum, welcome!  Tonight's third Guest WeatherBrain resides in the State of Colorado.  He grew up fascinated by severe weather growing up in Nebraska.  Jeremy Hamann, welcome!

This one is best viewed on YouTube. One hundred and one seconds of a two-day trip to Amsterdam, Netherlands. St. Christopher's at the Winston, cannabis, red light district, Anne Frank House, reefer, coffee shops, magic mushrooms, prostitutes, bicycles, canals, and Heineken. All production by Cody Maxwell. Opening song "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" written by Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel. Opening song performed by Cody Maxwell. sharkfyn.com/maxwells-kitchen-podcast

Over the course of doing 30 episodes of You, Me and An Album, there have been parts of each conversation that have stuck with me long after the episode got published. There have been a few of those that I continue to think about frequently, because I have been puzzled as to why I had such a different reaction to a song than my guest did. I went back to seven of those songs and gave them several more listens, and on this episode, I talk about what changed in my impression of those songs after giving each of them another chance. Also, given that Ep. 30 was nearly about Hum's You'd Prefer An Astronaut, it felt appropriate to give that episode's guest, Michael Govier, a chance to express his feelings about the life and recent death of Hum drummer Bryan St. Pere.Corrections: I made a couple of Sleater-Kinney-related errors on this show. I referred to their new album, Path of Wellness as “Path To Wellness.” Given that I've had the album on heavy rotation since its release, I'm not sure how I managed to mess that up. Also, I referred to the verse of The Remainder that begins “There is an absolute zero” as the second verse, but it's the third verse.0:18 The premise of this episode1:32 How Rebecca Clay Cole's encounter with Jeff Mangum has helped to inform my music listening Revisiting previously-discussed tracks (including excerpts from guests on previous episodes)4:26 Kinks, Waterlook Sunset (Ed Masley)8:54 Sleater-Kinney, The Remainder (Mariana Timony)13:24 Frank Ocean, Nikes (Andrew Brown)17:16 Neutral Milk Hotel, Holland, 1945 (Eric Gilde)22:02 John Cale, Darling I Need You (Mike Lord)26:33 Oasis, Slide Away (Kevin Brown)30:32 Built to Spill, Time Trap (Michael Govier) 34:16 Some music requires even more patience than I thought, but it's worth it35:40 What are your experiences with not “getting” certain albums?37:08 Michael Govier's tribute to Bryan St. Pere Find Al on Twitter at: @almelchiorBB and @youmealbum. Be sure to follow the latter account for updates on the show, including announcements of upcoming albums and guests.

New episode Bagpipe alert. Somehow we have a really long episode about a band with only two official studio albums. Although one of those albums is very very critically acclaimed. (Though not by all of us) We've only gone and done NEUTRAL MILK HOTEL. We discuss, Charlie Sheen vs Emilio Estevez, outsider art, Jeff Mangum and his obsession with Anne Frank, and brass instruments that sound drunk. Also Nick gets very very angry!! Re-joining Nick and Ewan are Norway's finest stand-up comedian Aaron Troye-White, and the man who gave us the best of our Bowie impressions back in season one, Lael Wageneck. As there are only a couple of releases, we also take a detour through some of the early EPs and unreleased stuff. And obviously we spend time on their seminal LP In the Aeroplane over the Sea We discuss the following (some are on Spotify, some are not) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe0zIaY_zC0 (Hype City Soundtrack) Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe0zIaY_zC0 (Everything Is) https://open.spotify.com/album/0BtpvfeUKWxoZQQDnKb0kP?si=de6f398a3f1d4d46 (On Avery Island) https://open.spotify.com/album/0vVekV45lOaVKs6RZQQNob?si=99d8e1dfe2674e1c (In The Aeroplane Over The Sea) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WeO5Fl8G8s&t=1027s (Ferris Wheel On Fire) Youtube Find out more about Aaron at https://www.facebook.com/aaron.troye.white (https://www.facebook.com/aaron.troye.white) and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqcNkmA72ENgT_fkW6QS4pw (Aaron Troye-White - YouTube)http://cheriamour.co.uk/ (/) As usual there's a playlist incorporating the podcast and selected songs https://sptfy.com/tfnmh (https://sptfy.com/tfnmh) If you fancy supporting the show, either leave us a review somewhere (Apple Podcasts would be awesome) or ....drumroll.... JOIN OUR PATREON (and help keep the lights on, I don't like the dark) which is over https://www.patreon.com/tempfans (here) Regardless of whether you can chip in, a 5 star review (if you feel like it) on Apple or Podchaser would help enormously. Or just tell your mates!! Jonathan is the genius behind our theme music and you can hear more of his stuff on his https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) Additional music in this episode by https://sessions.blue/licensing/ (Blue Dot Sessions ) All available under the following licenses: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Support this podcast

Actor/writer/director Eric Gilde stops by to discuss Neutral Milk Hotel's In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, an album he had on repeat for an entire summer and one that still intrigues him nearly two decades later. We discuss Eric's latest projects, some of his favorite underrated albums and this particular Neutral Milk Hotel album in great detail.You can find Eric on Twitter and Instagram at @ericgilde.Be sure to listen to Eric and Ellen Adair's baseball movie podcast, Take Me In To The Ballgame! The archive is here, but you can also find episodes where you get your podcasts…https://underdogpodcasts.com/category/tv-film/take-me-in-to-the-ballgameThis podcast has a Twitter account! Would greatly appreciate a follow at @youmealbum. Every week, I announce the next guest and album several days ahead of time. 1:19 Eric joins the show4:29 What projects has Eric been working on?7:10 Three albums that Eric thinks are underrated13:35 What is it about In the Aeroplane Over the Sea that Eric finds most appealing?19:02 Is Neutral Milk Hotel a band?22:44 Jeff Mangum's inspiration for In the Aeroplane Over the Sea24:03 Al's initial impressions of the album26:26 Jeff Mangum's voice is a big reason why Eric loves this album30:22 Parallels between Neutral Milk Hotel and R.E.M.35:31 Eric's favorite tracks Track-by-track breakdown36:51 King of Carrot Flowers Pt. 143:34 King of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 349:20 In the Aeroplane Over the Sea51:53 Two-Headed Boy, Pt. 156:10 The Fool58:25 Holland, 19451:04:12 Communist Daughter1:05:58 Oh Comely1:11:16 Ghost1:17:11 Untitled1:18:53 Two-Headed Boy Pt. 2 1:23:33 The mystique around In the Aeroplane Over the Sea  

Today we have perhaps the greatest (and possibly only) indie-lofi-folk-punk all star team up of all time (change my mind). To start off we have Neutral Milk Hotel frontman Jeff Mangum singing so simple and sweet... followed by fellow Neutral Milk alum, and master of the musical saw, Julian Koster, and their producer from "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea", and inventor of the non-Pythagorean pitch scale, Robert Schneider. The last had nothing to do with Neutral Milk, but was important to indie folk at the time: Kevin Barnes from a little band called Of Montreal. They were all part of the Elephant 6 Collective, an indie record label that produced much of the indie-lofi-folk-punk from the 90s to 00s. In 2001, after the unexpected success of "In the Aeroplane...", Mangum and the gang decided to take a step back from conventional songwriting, and create something truly conceptual & out there, and very psychedelic. It was a soundtrack for a movie that didn't yet exist. And the movie was a trip. With the short film of the album release in 2008, you gleaned some context, but overall, for both iterations there's a lot to unpack. I definitely recommend watching the short film in the description if at any point you are lost with what we're saying... We're continuing our month of the band Inspector 34 with Jimm Warren, lead singer and guitarist of Inspector 34! With Brad, Jon, and Jake! Links from ep: Inspector 34: https://inspector34.bandcamp.com/ Sad Milk Collective: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvUbpeHF5pg3uJOZgvpfnyg & patreon.com/sadmilkcollective Major Organ and the Adding Machine trailer: https://youtu.be/E0sFwn7Lfgg Major Organ and the Adding Machine full film: https://youtu.be/1ACue28LQYE Other Links: OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/2stA2P7pTC TACHP Desert Island Discord Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4wNErQHfrAYgSsIZlLJ6ym?si=dtrMJCuqQwa1Zt7RtwrXNg (YouTube Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4Uk6UBPMYEs3BtK1HwWJMyXlKwPH93Qx Under the Covers with Jake "the Snake" Foster: https://anchor.fm/jake-foster2 www.patreon.com/FlyoverStatePark www.twitter.com/FlyoverPodcasts www.instagram.com/flyoverstatepark/ www.anchor.fm/AlbumConceptHour www.twitter.com/AlbumConceptPod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albumconcepthour/support

In This Episode Brought to you by WeatherFlow's Tempest Weather Station where you can get $30 OFF when you use the code STORMFRONT at check-out Guest: Tornado Trackers (Gabe Cox, Jeff Mangum and Jeremy Hamann) Lightning Round: Family Feud-Late Night Edition #WeatherFools - We present the fools doing stupid things in weather situations Freak's Video Faves - We each share one of our favorite storm/weather videos Porn Star or Storm Chaser - Listen to these clips and guess whether they came from a Port Star or Storm Chaser Check out our Patreon page for exciting ways to support our podcast and interact with us more!  www.patreon.com/stormfrontfreaks Our Guests: Tornado Trackers Tornado Trackers was founded in May 2013 when three friends created a joint twitter account to keep friends and family updated on chases.  Since then, all three have worked together to maintain Tornado Trackers, both in the field and through social media.  Their footage has been broadcast on many networks including ABC, NBC, CBS, The Weather Channel, CNN and National Geographic.  They've also recently released the Tornado Trackers Podcast. Follow Tornado Trackers on - Twitter:  @TornadoTrackers Facebook:  @TornadoTrackersATX Instagram:  @TornadoTrackers Podcast: Search "Tornado Trackers" on your favorite podcast app or visit TornadoTrackers.org Get Storm Front Freaks Podcast Merch at helicity.co/collections/storm-front-freaks #WeatherFools Links: Greg - Mountain Bike Snow Race Downhill Dina - TV Met Let's Kitler Slip By Cyrena - Weather Fails Compilation Phil - NWS Outages Phil - Coming Home to Tornado in Pelham, AL Phil - UAB Baseball Tarp and Grounds Crew Freak's Video Faves Links: Greg - Basehunters Wright to Newcastle, WY Supercell Time Lapse Phil - Tornado Trackers Fort Stockton, TX Tornado Dina - Tsunami From Heaven Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com or on our social media accounts and we may read it on our next episode! Twitter: @stromfrontfreak Facebook: @stormfrontfreaks Instagram: @stormfrontfreaks Next Episode will be with McCall Vrydaghs, Chief Meteorologist at WHIO-TV in Dayton, OH to discuss Memorial Day 2019 Tornado Outbreak.  Recording Episode 129 live on Thursday 4/15/21 with the podcast available to download Sunday 4/18/21. Credits Opening Music: Brett Epstein Closing Music: Gabe Cox Other Music: “Pecos Hank” Schyma from El Reno Blues

Neutral Milk Hotel's In The Aeroplane Over The Sea from 1998... I mean, there's life before having heard this album, and then life after it. I suspect Jeff Mangum is actually some wizardly music spirit, rather than simply a 90s indie pop recluse. Safe to say, both myself and pod friend Thin Lear had lots of kind things to say about it. It's pretty cool, and pretty weird. Sign up for my new musical storybook experience: https://theniagaramoonexperience.com/the-quest-awaits Thin Lear makes some damn fine music himself: https://www.thinlear.com/

Join Rob and Nolan as the navigate the twisty landscape of Neutral Milk Hotel's 1998 masterpiece. Also, the boys resort to low brow humor when things get a little dark. Can ya blame 'em?ENJOY music on BandcampSOCIALize on Facebook or InstagramSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thepapershakers)

If you've ever wondered what it's like to face a tornado, or to stand inside the eye of a hurricane, or what happens when you have to go to the bathroom mid-storm chase as a twister develops in a nearby field, this is the podcast for you! Join storm chasers Jeremy Hamann, Jeff Mangum and Gabe Cox as they provide a candid look inside the world of weather nerds. Intro/Outro Music: NEW HORIZONS - Lesion X Additional Music: Riviera by Smith The Mister

In one of the three episodes this season recorded remotely using Zencastr (sponsor me you cowards), Kevin welcomes illustrious guest and old pal from college Kate Johnson into the virtual building where the two discuss autumnal vibes, pop music versus 'real music,' MLA formatting, and what to expect when you're expecting during a pandemic. For additional information about the verbose and depressive music website Anhedonic Headphones, click here!   Episode Musical Credits: Theme Music- "Flava In Ya Ear" (Instrumental); written by Osten Harvey Jr, Craig Mack, Roger Nichols, and Paul Williams. Bad Boy Records, 1994. "Bleecker Street," written by Paul Simon; performed by Simon and Garfunkel.  Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M., Columbia, 1964. "Why Does it Always Rain on Me?," written by Fran Healy; performed by Travis. The Man Who, Independiente, 1999. "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea," written by Jeff Mangum; performed by Neutral Milk Hotel. In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, Merge, 1998. "Rose Parade," written and performed by Elliott Smith. Either/Or, Kill Rock Stars, 1997. "There, There," written and performed by Radiohead. Hail to the Thief, Capitol, 2003. "The Greatest," written by Chan Marshall; performed by Cat Power. The Greatest, Matador, 2006. "My Maudlin Career," written by Tracyanne Campbell; performed by Camera Obscura. My Maudlin Career, 4AD, 2009. "Farewell Transmission (Demo Version)," written by Jason Molina; performed by Songs: Ohia. The Magnolia Electric Co. (Deluxe Edition Reissue), Secretly Canadian, 2013. "Civilian," written and performed by Wye Oak. Civilian, Merge, 2011. "Lilacs," written by Katie Crutchfield; performed by Waxahatchee. Saint Cloud, Merge, 2020.

This week, Steven and Ian are once again taking questions from listeners. One listener was interested in exploring the place of CDs in the modern music industry, both in terms of audio quality, as well as the best method of listening. The result is a spirited conversation about how CDs compare in quality to that of streaming and vinyl, and the sense of ownership that comes with holding in your hand a physical manifestation of music. Is there anything quite like gathering a stack of CDs to take on a road trip?Of course, an episode of Indiecast wouldn’t be complete without a chance for Cohen to sing his praises about emo bands, this week focusing on 'Ground Aswim,' the latest from Sinai Vessel. The record hasn’t been getting much mainstream attention this year, which begs the question of what it really means for an album to be “slept on” in 2020.In this week’s Recommendation Corner, Cohen is recommending new albums from Soul Glo and Record Setter, while Hyden can’t get enough of the latest from David Nance.Sign up for the Indie Mixtape newsletter at uproxx.com/indie

This week, Steven and Ian are once again taking questions from listeners. One listener was interested in exploring the place of CDs in the modern music industry, both in terms of audio quality, as well as the best method of listening. The result is a spirited conversation about how CDs compare in quality to that of streaming and vinyl, and the sense of ownership that comes with holding in your hand a physical manifestation of music. Is there anything quite like gathering a stack of CDs to take on a road trip?Of course, an episode of Indiecast wouldn’t be complete without a chance for Cohen to sing his praises about emo bands, this week focusing on 'Ground Aswim,' the latest from Sinai Vessel. The record hasn’t been getting much mainstream attention this year, which begs the question of what it really means for an album to be “slept on” in 2020.In this week’s Recommendation Corner, Cohen is recommending new albums from Soul Glo and Record Setter, while Hyden can’t get enough of the latest from David Nance.Sign up for the Indie Mixtape newsletter at uproxx.com/indie

The Indie Dads end the season by visiting one of the great sacred cows of indie music with Neutral Milk Hotel's phenomenal 1997 album "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea". This bumper-length episode explores in depth this masterpiece and its exploration of the Holocaust and sexuality, alongside all the puerile jokes and strange comparisons you've come to expect from your ageing hosts.

Very few bands can claim the influence and legendary status as Athens, Georgia's Neutral Milk Hotel. While the band released just a pair of records, an EP, and single in their ten years, 1998's In The Aeroplane Over The Sea has grown from critically appreciated to cult status over the past two decades. With enough distance from the release, it's easy to see why, as 2000s bands such as The Decemberists, Arcade Fire, Beruit, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and more picked-up on the lo-fi, psychedlic sounds that countered the late 90s/early 00s mainstream push of processed and packaged third-generation grunge, comically aggressive nu-metal, and sanitized pop-punk. Maybe the mystique was assisted by the long step out of the spotlight by singer/songwriter Jeff Mangum, who has never attempted a follow-up. Did he make his magnum opus, or was there nowhere else to go?   Song In This Episode: Intro - Two-Headed Boy 24:23 - King Of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 3 39:03 - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 46:22 - [Untitled] Outro - Holland, 1945   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Very few bands can claim the influence and legendary status as Athens, Georgia's Neutral Milk Hotel. While the band released just a pair of records, an EP, and single in their ten years, 1998's In The Aeroplane Over The Sea has grown from critically appreciated to cult status over the past two decades. With enough distance from the release, it's easy to see why, as 2000s bands such as The Decemberists, Arcade Fire, Beruit, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and more picked-up on the lo-fi, psychedlic sounds that countered the late 90s/early 00s mainstream push of processed and packaged third-generation grunge, comically aggressive nu-metal, and sanitized pop-punk. Maybe the mystique was assisted by the long step out of the spotlight by singer/songwriter Jeff Mangum, who has never attempted a follow-up. Did he make his magnum opus, or was there nowhere else to go?   Song In This Episode: Intro - Two-Headed Boy 24:23 - King Of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 3 39:03 - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 46:22 - [Untitled] Outro - Holland, 1945   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Monster Pub 01. |[Itch bundle game]| (Season -08 episode -13). Go here to buy Monster Pub!: http://monster-pub.com/ Follow the Monster-Pub-Making-Person here!: https://twitter.com/isoplod Hello everyone. It's Me, Daniel K, the host of the world's first audio-only videogame let's play podcast. I'd like to officially opollogise for the audio being shit in this episode. Something went wrong somewhere. Some mysterious failure. But oh well! I think the episode is still listenable-to. And even if it isn't, the game I'm playing sure is playable, so switch off the shit audio and go play it yourselfs if you're having trouble listening, because this game's great. Music in this episode!: Was: Frailing Medley by Pete Seeger Everything Is by Neutral Milk Hotel Ruby Bulbs by Jeff Mangum from the Live at the Aquarius Records recording and 2000007 (Feat. TTC) by Modeselektor. I don't think I forgot anything, but who knows!

Nostalgia, rebellion and falling in love. The sun, the moon, the ocean and Anne Frank. The folklore surrounding Neutral Milk Hotel's "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" is overshadowed only by the childlike impossibility of singer/songwriter Jeff Mangum's lyrics. This week, Sam tells Dave what this album means to him. ***formerly I Love You, Music #1***

Today, we focus on R.E.M.'s polarizing yet passionate ninth album from 1994, Monster. Craft Recordings just released a 25th anniversary package available on 1LP, 2LP, 2CD or 5CD/1Blu-Ray formats, available at remhq.com or wherever you buy music.   Growing up, renowned visual artist Chris Bilheimer's first introduction to what record covers looked like was -- serendipitously -- by staring at R.E.M.'s early classics like Murmur. In his words, he's since spent his career "stumbling into little tiny pockets of music history," creating landmark album artwork for iconic groups like Neutral Milk Hotel, Weezer and Green Day. Since the mid-90's, Chris has been R.E.M.'s official in-house art director, collaborating directly with frontman Michael Stipe on new releases, deluxe reissues, compilation packages and more. Today, Chris shares some remarkable stories about rebuilding the Monster artwork from scratch for this re-release, how stacks of portfolios containing original R.E.M. cover art were nearly lost forever, working with Jeff Mangum on the visuals for In The Aeroplane Over The Sea and how Chris' design for American Idiot may have helped save a child's life. Visit bilheimer.com to get a snapshot of his work through the years.   In 2002, trailblazing music journalist Matthew Perpetua started Fluxblog, one of the web's first MP3 blogs, setting the course for how artists were discovered and music would be consumed in the 21st century. Since then, he's become a music editor for BuzzFeed and a contributing writer to outlets like Pitchfork and Rolling Stone. In this episode, Matthew details his first memories of R.E.M., why he was particularly chosen to contribute liner notes to the Monster anniversary project and how this record makes more sense in 2019 than it may have in 1994. Keep up with Matthew via fluxblog.org or Twitter, @perpetua.

A talk with the former guitarist of the band Of Montreal, Marshmallow Coast, and The Music Tapes. We discuss his start in music, joining the Elephant 6 Collective, playing with Neutral Milk Hotel, meeting Jeff Mangum, and much more!

At the beginning of 1998, Jeff Mangum released his masterwork, "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea," now one of the all-time indie records. But by year's end, he would walk away from music, only to be heard from on rare occasion for the next two decades. In today's episode, we discuss how to create distortion without an electric guitar, why Mangum was completely derailed by Anne Frank's diary, and why I've changed my tune about Neutral Milk Hotel. Kind of. My King of Carrot Flowers, D.J. Piehowski, guests.

Neutral Milk Hotel released their second album in 1998 before going on indefinite hiatus. In the years since, it has had a massive impact on the music that would follow it. It is also one of the most divisive albums of the last thirty years. Hear Greg's reaction after Daniel introduces him to the most challenging piece of music he's played yet on the show. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and mrjonesandme.buzzsprout.com.Theme music: https://bensound.com

Pastor: Jeff Mangum Partners in the Gospel: Jeff Mangum - Comparison & Contentment Matthew 20:1-16

In their third episode, Elana and Adam discuss April Ludgate's favorite band, Neutral Milk Hotel, their iconic album In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, and the enigma that is the band's leader Jeff Mangum. Also featured in the episode are "All Apologies" by Nirvana, "Trouble" by Cage the Elephant, "Red Bull & Hennessy" by Jenny Lewis, and "Up from Below" by Remember Sports.

Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?The King of Carrot Flowers Parts I, II & IIIParisBlue Skies in Your EyesCuddly ToyBallerinaMy LoveGhost / UntitledVote now! Mercy, I've been waiting so long to unleash In The Aeroplane Over The Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel upon Tobin. Also you, our dear listeners. If you're not familiar with Neutral Milk Hotel then we hope that you will go away from the show and give the whole album a listen. It really is a masterpiece. More on Jeff Mangum and Neutral Milk Hotel later... Track Listing The King of Carrot Flowers Parts I, II & III from the vinyl Neutral Milk HotelParis MXMSBlue Skies in Your Eyes LemongrassCuddly Toy from the vinyl RoachfordBallerina from the vinyl Van MorrisonMy Love Until The Ribbon BreaksGhost / Untitled from the vinylNeutral Milk Hotel Subscribe for exclusive news about the show Neutral Milk Hotel born out of The Elephant 6 Recording Company Jeff Mangum formed The Elephant 6 Recording Company with his childhood friends Robert Schneider, Bill Doss and Will Cullen Hart. They all shared music cassettes in their younger days and made music together. Jim McIntyre and Hilarie Sydney of Apples in Stereo made up the final tally. They all started several pet projects which ended up under the umbrella of Elephant 6. Doss and Hart with The Olivia Tremor Control, Mangum with Neutral Milk Hotel and Schneider with Apples in Stereo. Collectively they held admiration for music from the 1960s. In particular The Beach Boys, often stating the then unfinished Smile as "The Holy Grail". Mangum disbanded Neutral Milk Hotel after an extensive European tour in 1998 cited ill health as one of the reasons. His bandmates were keen to capitalise on the albums success. However, Mangum was tired of performing and explaining his lyrics. Because of this Mangum turned down an opportunity to open for R.E.M. Mangum suffered a nervous breakdown at the time. Interviewed in 2002 he stated that it was unlikely that he would record as Neutral Milk Hotel in the future. I just feel like these windows open up for something to be honest, and they don't stay open for very long. I guess my path feels sort of different nowJeff Mangum speaking to Pitchfork in February 2002 In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - sophomore album from Neutral Milk Hotel Whilst working on the album Avery Island he read The Diary of a Young Girl. The diary written by Anne Frank whilst in hiding from the Nazi occupation. The diary was famously and posthumously published to great acclaim. Mangum was deeply affected by the diary, he spent "about three days crying" after reading it. He also dreamed of travelling back in time to save her. The track Ghost played here was a reference to Frank and to a ghost Mangum believed lived in his house. He believed the ghost kept waking him in the night. Oh Comely (8+ minutes) was recorded in one take. At the end of the track you can hear an astonished bandmate cry "Holy shit" in amazement. On the final track, Two Headed Boy Part II, Mangum can be heard setting down his guitar and walking away. At the end of Aeroplane's final song, you can hear Jeff Mangum [...] set down his guitar and walk off, and [...] that's exactly what Mangum did in real lifeSlate Other avenues to explore Get brilliant music/TV/film based t-shirts hereCheck out where our Listeners are around the globe hereTake a look at what our Listeners are saying hereSupport our work hereGet social on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and Facebook

NESTE PODCAST: Entenda a relação entre Anne Frank e Jeff Mangum em seu “In The Aeroplane Over The Sea”, um dos álbuns mais incríveis e controversos do indie rock noventista.CONFESSIONÁRIO: Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e profanações para heresiasonora@gmail.comPLAYLIST NO SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/user/renato_feitoza/playlist/3jnhuXMTaTIFBzzm0BdR9D?si=3iNxBfUhTXW3la0eZdjPjQ

Listen as our friend, Jeff Mangum, the Teaching Pastor at The Austin Stone Community Church, teaches us what learned contentment in Christ looks like for the believer. Scripture: Matthew 20:1-16

In this episode, Gabriel listens to Neutral Milk Hotel's "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea", Zac listens to Forgive Durden's "Razia's Shadow: A Musical", and they both enjoy a helping of Hamburger Helper. Sound credits this week: The Jeff Mangum clip is from "Up and Over We Go", from his album "Live at Jittery Joe's". The Hamburger Helper clip is from "Feed the Streets", from their album "WATCH THE STOVE". Support Just Try It by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/just-try-it

Jeff Mangum works through Luke 19 and shows how Jesus displayed His power through His kingship.

Jeff Mangum show us in Mark 5 how Jesus shows His power through setting the captive free and how we are released by sin's grip through His power.

Jeff Mangum speaks on Mark 4:35-41 and shows how Jesus is always in control, even in the harshest of storms.

Neutral Milk Hotel two albums surely cast a long shadow on all involved. Multi-instrumentalist Julian Koster has never shied away from his role in the band — both reuniting with the group and supporting frontman Jeff Mangum in recent years — but all the while the musician has been building a singular body of work all his own, both as a solo artist and through his on-going project, the Music Tapes.For anyone who’s seen the latter in a live setting, it’s clear that Koster is, above all, a storyteller. The band act features a seven-foot-tall metronome and a talking tube television. It’s a living circus built around strange tales and Koster’s songs — very much a product of the Elephant 6 Collective from which it sprung, while remaining uniquely his own. When it was first announced that Koster was working on a podcast with the team behind Welcome to Nightvale, it was clearly serendipity. Three episodes in, podcasting has proven the perfect medium for the musician’s world building, manifesting itself as a sort of classic radio drama beamed from the top of the Eiffel Tower. It’s idiosyncratic and fascinating, a perfect encapsulation of what Koster does best. And yes, he wore the hat.

Jeff Mangum leads us through Matthew 7 and Philippians 1-2 on perseverance and platform in spite of trials.

Truth time: Truthcast Hi guys! In this podcast we talk about some of the awesome and not-so-awesome things that have been going on in our lives lately. One awesome thing being Grace having moved to Denver via an amazing road trip together one year ago. We saw over 2,000 miles of America and we tell you a little about that; including being rejected by Wayne Coyne’s Womb and falling into the streets of Nashville laughing about Jeff Mangum and Anne Frank. We also touch upon a few hard times we’ve been having due to real life and the like, but this is life, so you have to learn to laugh about it.

On today's show, I talk to musician Will Cullen Hart. Will grew up all over the US, but it was living in Louisiana that truly made him who he is, because that's where he met Bill Doss, Jeff Mangum and Robert Schneider and formed the Elephant Six Recording Company, as well as The Olivia Tremor Control with Doss. It's not hyperbole to say that the bands that were part of Elephant Six: Neutral Milk Hotel, The Apples in Stereo, the aforementioned OTC, as well as other bands like Of Montreal, Beulah and Elf Power came to define a generation of music-listeners. After OTC broke up, Will formed psyche-pop band The Circulatory System, and while it was revealed in 2008 that he suffers from multiple sclerosis, this has not slowed him down - his latest album Mosaics Within Mosaics was released earlier this year, and it is wonderful. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter, and check out my gameshow podcast Snap Impression!

This episode is Brought to you by Fourth World Comics in Smithtown, NY! Come meet Corey Taylor of Slipknot & Stone Sour on Wednesday, July 17th from 4PM-6PM!! Handsome Corey joins us while we talk about the craziest place we've ever taken a shit! Kenny gets kicked out... again. Robert, Andrew and Michael do their best Jeff Mangum impressions when we play Neutral Milk Hotel's Holland 1945! Michael performs London Bridge by Fergie... seriously though... that happens. Listener questions!! KEEP THESE COMING!! The band talks about Saga Volume 1 by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples (TONS OF SPOILERS!!! BE CAREFUL!) Then Michael and Terence Review the weekly comics from last week (SPOILER ALERT!!): - Polarity #4 of 4 by Max Bemis and Jorge Coelho - Batman Inc by Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham - Swamp Thing by Charles Soule and Kano - Avenger VS X-Men What If... #1 by Jimmy Palmiotti and Jorge Molina LONG LIVE THIS GOOD PODCAST!!

1) An interview with Elliott Smith 2) Mike Schwartz's 2012 movie review 3) A mention of My Bloody Valentine and Jeff Mangum 4) I am Not a Work of Art by Candle-Ends

1) An interview with Elliott Smith 2) Mike Schwartz's 2012 movie review 3) A mention of My Bloody Valentine and Jeff Mangum 4) I am Not a Work of Art by Candle-Ends

Jeff Mangum, NRAO astronomer, describes NRAO's newest telescope project, ALMA , as well as his research looking for formaldehyde in nearby galaxies.

Griffin Mang joins the Art School Album podcast to discuss a bonafide, essential art school album. Host Case Lowe and Mang discuss the rise and fall of Neutral Milk Hotel and Jeff Mangum, whether or not songs over five minutes should exist, and how it is never appropriate to sing Communist Daughter aloud.You can follow Art School Albums on Twitter and Instagram @artschoolalbums and you can follow Griffin Mang on Twitter and Instagram @yinwaster