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Happy New Year! We're back @ it again with another Listener Recommendation and saying Goodbye To All Of That 2023 with The WLDLFE! This up-and-coming indie pop band has toured with some of our previous faves like Bad Suns and The Band Camino. James and Connor are breaking down their FOURTH record to talk about lemonade, a lack of i's, drum muggers, Monkey Boo, and more! We're also recapping the past year of Spin It with a brand new game with real prizes on the line! Wake up, get close to all your friends, and be a little more like Jeremy as we jump into the deep end and ring in the new year with a bang bang this week!Keep Spinning at www.SpinItPod.com!Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode we are joined by the absolutely fabulous Jill Kimmel!! Hang out with us as we catch up on a couple listener recommendations; How search algorithms work and "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome". We also discuss Stand-Up, our mutual love for Hamilton, and Jill getting fired from a cruise line for, from what we can tell, was a hilarious performance. Intro and Outro composed by Durrell Johnson MusicDurrell JohnsonMusic composer/Mobile DJhttps://dfilmcomp.wixsite/djcomposer(602)500-1870Cover Art by Nick Deez - https://www.nickdeezcomedy.com/

We have another listener recommendation this week! Our friend and friend of the podcast, Geoff Gallagher, thought we might like to watch everyone's favorite 90s nanny, Fran Drescher, and Timothy Dalton in The Beautician and the Beast. We couldn't help but notice the similarities between this and some of our newer rom coms (we're looking at you The Royal Treatment...). Listen for our thoughts on this movie today!Email us at MadeMePodcast@gmail.comFind us on:Facebook: www.facebook.com/MadeMePodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/myhusbandmademedoit/ Podcast artwork by Anna Eggleton of Treehouse Lettering & Design: https://www.treehouseletteringanddesign.com/

SHOUT OUTS  Thanks to all our patrons and everyone in the Runcation Nation for your support and encouragement.  Because of you, we have been able to keep the show going over the last two years, and now that the races are returning, we look forward to meeting up with you, too! Happy birthday to Darlene, who celebrated the day this past week. Congratulations to Jessica, who completed the Everglades Half Marathon.  For anyone who would like a shoutout on the show, please don't forget to send them to us.  We do our best to collect shoutouts throughout the week, but please send them our way!  Please send them to info@runeatdrink.net or call 941-677-2733! Thank you to Joanne Blatchley and Dean Gerber, Associate Producers of our show.  Thank you to Josh Ozbirn, Executive Producer of the podcast, too!  We couldn't do it without you. Become a patron if you'd like more of the Run Eat Drink Podcast, including bonus content and early access to episodes!  Go to www.patreon.com/runeatdrinkpodcast to find out more. RUN While we had to defer Rock ‘n' Roll Clearwater to 2023 due to the hurricane, we were still on track as far as our training goes.  We talk about how we are coming back from the hurricane and preparing for our next scheduled race, the Wine and Dine Half Marathon Weekend in November.  In addition, back before the hurricane, we wanted to discuss this… news from D23 that the Disneyland races will return in 2024! What do we expect the experience to be like in terms of the registration process, the weekend itself, and the medals?  We are hoping it will be epic, but most of all… that we can get into the race weekend. EAT The end of September brings National Lobster Day each year.  We love lobster, so we thought we'd take a look back at some great lobster dishes we've had in the history of our show, plus a return to a favorite place to celebrate.   Quick Bite #80:  Listener Recommendation at DJ's Clam Shack (Famous Lobster Roll)    Episode #87:  2019 Wine and Dine Half Marathon & Dana's Picks from Epcot Food & Wine Festiva (Lobster Roll at Hops & Barley Booth)   Episode #105:  Keep Accomplishing, Exploring, and Indulging with Us Virtually (Our favorite lobster roll from a local food truck Mobstah Lobstah)   Episode #125:   A Training Run At Walt Disney World and a Peek at Some 2020 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Offerings (Citrus Blossom Booth Half Lobster Tail... Yum!)   Episode #138:  We had a great dinner at the Fish Tale Grill We split a Captain's platter with shrimp cocktail, snow crab, stone crab, king crab, lobster tail,  and clams plus so much more!  It came with cocktail sauce, drawn butter, and a creamy mustard dip.  The meat was briny and juicy.  The sauces complemented the seafood so well.    We took a trip to Mobstah Lobstah  while they were staged in Sarasota at Calusa Brewing celebrate this non-holiday holiday.  This food truck never disappoints.  Their lobster rolls are restaurant-quality dishes that all should try, as we have said before each time we have talked about their food on the show.  This was the way to celebrate.  But they also have other delicious seafood dishes, too, proving that they are, as Dana would say, not just a “one-trick pony.”  If you come down to Florida for races and see this truck, don't think, just walk up, wait in the line they usually have, and order.  You will not be sorry!    DRINK Calusa Brewing is located in Sarasota, a little over an hour from us.  This is where Mobstah Lobstah was over the weekend prior to Hurricane Ian, and we hadn't checked this place out.  So, we took a day trip up to Sarasota, and we were so pleased with the variety of brews, the space, the staff, and the experience.  Calusa Brewing  gives back to the community, and we always love to see that.  The brewery was hosting a fundraiser for the Apple A Day Foundation, an organization that helps improve quality of life for children as they battle cancer.  In lieu of flights, they offer short pours and pints.  We loved the strategy because we could sample responsibly.   THAT'S A WRAP! Don't forget to sign up for the DONNA 110 Mile-A-Day Challenge at https://breastcancermarathon.com/races-challenges/donna-110-mile-a-day-challenge/.  Move a little each day, support The Donna Foundation in their mission to finish breast cancer, and get great swag as you finish the challenge in February 2023, right as the Donna Marathon Weekend begins.  Join us! Thank you for listening!  We look forward to YEAR NUMBER 6 of the podcast because of all your support!  Don't forget to follow us and tell us where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  Also, check out our store on the website and get some NEW swag, thanks to Pure Creative Apparel.  Thanks to www.PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!

This week, Aaron and Leyla take a LISTENER RECOMMENDATION(!!) and venture into the Boiling Isles to watch the Owl House. Join us for a discussion of baby queers we can't necessarily relate to but want to protect, the progressive sledgehammer-wielders inside the TV Animation branches of your favorite media monopolies, and owl tubes. Studio 4°C Animates Fight Sequence in Episode of The Amazing World of Gumball TV Series https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-08-21/studio-4c-animates-fight-sequence-in-episode-of-the-amazing-world-of-gumball-tv-series/.105596  Alex Hirsch's (@_AlexHirsch) S&P Twitter Thread https://twitter.com/_AlexHirsch/status/1537314312926003201?s=20&t=8JpXG37ayqzZ8M0STcjiYw  Amity & Luz Dance

Jennifer Propeller, 3 tracks deep and a further EP in the wings. They are the self-styled dreamy end of indie-alternative melancholia. And they are a unanimous success here. It's the combination of dreamy guitars and Dalena's voice that really make Jennifer Propeller stand out. Luckily for us, we've also managed to have a sneak preview of some of their upcoming work. We can't share that with you, our listeners, just yet, so please be patient. However, the moment that JP are ready to allow release we shall be amongst the first to broadcast this excellent new material. Secondly, we have unreleased music from an unsigned and untitled band. Who'd have thought it? Two chaps in the gestation period of their new band have submitted some tunes. We've listened through the lot and offer our opinion on what we consider to be the best. You'd think that these two alone, nestled in the middle of Tobin's box-ticking bookend, would be more than enough. No. We are heading quickly into the final trimester of Season II and so we are cramming. Jamie excels this week, surpassing even his own high standards. Ida Mae are Jamie's choice which sets the scene for our Listener Recommendation this week. Julian has been in touch and we get him on the line to introduce his choice. Think you can do better? OK, we're all ears - get in touch.

This is a half marathon-sized episode!  This week we are not only bringing you new races, places, and amazing food and drink, we are also looking back at some of our favorites to celebrate a couple of national days of recognition that coincided with this week’s episode. RUN This week we are recapping a virtual race we ran this weekend.   Southwest Florida Walk Like MADD 5K & 10K to raise money for the Mothers Against Drunk Driving.  We talked about it with Lori Burke, Executive Director of MADD back on Episode 131. We are proud to support a local organization that does so much to prevent drunk driving and to support victims of these preventable incidents.   It is International Podcast Day on September 30th!   Of course, we are celebrating!  We are so fortunate to have this platform and want to share and applaud other podcasts that we enjoy.  These shows have helped us get through many a long run, so we want to give them a shout out. On this episode, we shared some of our favorites from this list and here we have included more that you should check out including: 1.  Penn’s Sunday School* 2.  Extra Mile Podcast and Extra Mile Podcast Galloway Edition* 3.  Be Our Guest Podcast* 4.  Mouse Ears and Magic 5.  How Good It Is Podcast  & Words and Movies* 6.  Experiences You Should Have 7.  Spartan Up! 8.  You Can Do It with Jeff Galloway* 9.  Just a Podcast in Paradise* 10.  Mac OS Ken* 11. MacBreak Weekly 12.  Accidental Tech Podcast 13.  Fat Man Beyond* (The ones we talk about on the episode have * next to them. ) Happy podcast listening! EAT This past Friday was National Lobster Day!  We headed to a new addition to the downtown Fort Myers area to celebrate with some lobster rolls.  Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls may be in a town near you.  This location opened up at the beginning of 2020 and we are so happy it still here for us to celebrate with some tasty rolls, soup, and sides!  Can’t wait to go back and have more! We also talked about some past episodes featuring some great lobster that you can still get if you have a hankering!  They include: Quick Bite #80:  Listener Recommendation at DJ’s Clam Shack (Famous Lobster Roll)  Episode #87:  2019 Wine and Dine Half Marathon & Dana’s Picks from Epcot Food & Wine Festiva (Lobster Roll at Hops & Barley Booth) Episode #105:  Keep Accomplishing, Exploring, and Indulging with Us Virtually (Our favorite lobster roll from a local food truck Mobstah Lobstah) Episode #125:   A Training Run At Walt Disney World and a Peek at Some 2020 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Offerings (Citrus Blossom Booth Half Lobster Tail... Yum!) DRINK  The day this episode is published, September 29th is National Coffee Day!  One of our favorite days!!  So we have a flashback to some of the delicious coffee we have featured on the show!   Plus a bonus for members of our Runcation Nation! Episode #39: Walk Like MADD 5K Dash, Artisan Eatery, and Grumpy Goat Coffee Quick Bite #81 Cuban Coffee Queen  Quick Bite #89: Video Interview with Head Coffee Roaster of Big Storm Coffee Company, Chris Ramsey  Episode #109:  Part 2 of our Talk with Ray Cronise and Julieanna Hever, Authors of The Healthspan Solution & Caleb MacPherson from Narrative Coffee  Episode #110:  Bringing RunDisney Home with Mike Rahlmann from Be Our Guest Podcast & Erick Kanter from Expedition Roasters  What are we drinking this week to celebrate National Coffee Day?  Black Rifle Coffee.  More specifically, we are drinking their Thin Blue Line Coffee Roast.  It is a smooth medium roast that we can drink black or with milk and still get the same smooth coffee flavor.  We love Black Rifle Coffee because a portion of the proceeds go to support law enforcement as well as other public servants who help keep us safe and fight for our freedom.  That and delicious coffee... it is a great National Coffee Day indeed! BONUS FOR THE RUNCATION NATION Expedition Roasters is offering a brand new discount code for the Runcation Nation!  Use the code RunEatDrink at checkout to receive 15% off your order!  Thank you to Erick Kanter for providing this code to our listeners!  Hope you will check out the delicious coffee, tea, and cocoa available from Expedition Roasters.   THAT’S A WRAP! If you love what you hear, now, you can become a patron and support the show!  There are multiple patronage levels from $2 to $10, each with their own special perks.     Find out more and support the show here: https://www.patreon.com/Runeatdrinkpodcast  Or if you are a Podbean user, here: https://patron.podbean.com/runeatdrinkpodcast  Share a great virtual race or a place where we should all run, eat, and drink together when this tough time is over!  Our email is info@runeatdrink.net. Or you can call 941- 677-2733.  Leave us a 1-minute message and let us make you runcation nation famous! Thank you for listening! We are looking forward to another great year of the podcast because of all your support! Don’t forget to follow us and let us know where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  Also, check out our store on the website and get some swag, thanks to Pure Creative Apparel. Thanks to PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!

This week's cartoon review comes courtesy of a Listener Recommendation, so we're legally obligated to check out Roughnecks: The Starship Troopers Chronicles. With 44 episodes -- 4 of which are clip shows -- this 1999-2000 series tells the story of Rico's Roughnecks, a squad of space-based troops carrying out orders in defense of Earth. It continues the tales laid out in Robert Heinlein's book as well as Paul Verhoeven's '97 movie that started a fan-favorite franchise. But does Roughnecks live up to that pedigree? The computer generated-animated series definitely shows its age 20 years later. CG looks great when it comes to bugs and alien worlds but it's an absolute abomination when it comes to human faces, hair, expressions, and even lip sync. It's a mess. It quite honestly should be thrown back into the Uncanny Valley from whence it came. But is it worthy of being dipped? You'll have to tune in to find out!

This week's cartoon review comes courtesy of a Listener Recommendation, so we're legally obligated to check out Roughnecks: The Starship Troopers Chronicles. With 44 episodes -- 4 of which are clip shows -- this 1999-2000 series tells the story of Rico's Roughnecks, a squad of space-based troops carrying out orders in defense of Earth. It continues the tales laid out in Robert Heinlein's book as well as Paul Verhoeven's '97 movie that started a fan-favorite franchise. But does Roughnecks live up to that pedigree? The computer generated-animated series definitely shows its age 20 years later. CG looks great when it comes to bugs and alien worlds but it's an absolute abomination when it comes to human faces, hair, expressions, and even lip sync. It's a mess. It quite honestly should be thrown back into the Uncanny Valley from whence it came. But is it worthy of being dipped? You'll have to tune in to find out! - Support the Show through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/saturdaymourningcartoons - Want to find our cohosts online? Dave Trumbore collider.com/author/dave-trumbore Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrClawMD Buy the book 'The Science of Breaking Bad' - https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/science-breaking-bad Sean Paul Ellis IG and twitter @seanpaulellis Performer at Washington Improv Theater where you can find tickets and times. The Bureau podcast: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Comedy-Podcasts/The-Bureau-p1290704/ If you are digging our show and want to help you out, then you can do so in the following ways: 1. Recommend a cartoon to us: Call us and leave a message at 202-681-4406. If you call then we will 100% review you recommendations if we haven't watched the cartoon yet. 2. Leave a review on iTunes with the following message titled "Remember the Roughnecks!“ with the review, “The best Earth had to offer!" 3. Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SaturdayMourningCartoons/ 4. Follow us on twitter @MourningToons 5. Check us out on Instagram @SaturdayMourningCartoons

Michael and Robert discuss the upcoming NFL schedule and give their predictions for MVP, OPOY, DPOY, OROY and DROY, as recommended by Isaac Bouwman. What game this season are we most looking forward to watching? Surprise pick for DPOY?? Is Russell Wilson the Leonardo DiCaprio of the NFL??? All this and more on Episode #12. Enjoy!

In this Listener Recommendation episode, Sean and Dave tackle the internationally produced 1999 animated action series, 'Cybersix.' The unique show with an incredible international talent pool centered on the title character, a female android masquerading as a male literature teacher by day and a black-clad superhero by night. It's got mutants, it's got Nazis, it's got a compelling character with LGBTQ elements that makes for an interesting and modern story more than 20 years later. The show was adapted from an original Argentine comic drawn by Carlos Meglia and written by Carlos Trillo for the Italian comics magazine Skorpio (Eura Editoriale), which was first translated into Spanish in 1993 before it was turned into a live-action series in 1995. Then, with production from Vancouver-based Network of Animation (NOA) and animated in Japan by TMS Entertainment, 'Cybersix' debuted in Argentina and Canada, eventually on Fox Kids in the U.S. The award-winning series was then scrapped after just one season due to expense and disagreement between production studios. That's a shame, as we discuss in this episode. - Support the Show through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/saturdaymourningcartoons - Want to find our cohosts online? Dave Trumbore Writes for Collider.comTwitter @DrClawMDBuy the book The Science of Breaking Bad - https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/science-breaking-bad Sean Paul Ellis IG and twitter @seanpaulellisPerformer at Washington Improv Theater where you can find tickets and times. If you are digging our show and want to help you out, then you can do so in the following ways: 1. Recommend a cartoon to us: Call us and leave a message at 202-681-4406. If you call then we will 100% review you recommendations if we haven't watched the cartoon yet. 2. Leave a review on iTunes with the following message titled "There's a time when the moon reveals its face through the clouds,“ with the review, “I let out a sigh and want to cry out loud." 3. Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SaturdayMourningCartoons/ 4. Follow us on twitter @MourningToons 5. Check us out on Instagram @SaturdayMourningCartoons

In this Listener Recommendation episode, Sean and Dave tackle the internationally produced 1999 animated action series, 'Cybersix.' The unique show with an incredible international talent pool centered on the title character, a female android masquerading as a male literature teacher by day and a black-clad superhero by night. It's got mutants, it's got Nazis, it's got a compelling character with LGBTQ elements that makes for an interesting and modern story more than 20 years later. The show was adapted from an original Argentine comic drawn by Carlos Meglia and written by Carlos Trillo for the Italian comics magazine Skorpio (Eura Editoriale), which was first translated into Spanish in 1993 before it was turned into a live-action series in 1995. Then, with production from Vancouver-based Network of Animation (NOA) and animated in Japan by TMS Entertainment, 'Cybersix' debuted in Argentina and Canada, eventually on Fox Kids in the U.S. The award-winning series was then scrapped after just one season due to expense and disagreement between production studios. That's a shame, as we discuss in this episode.

Creature and the Woods are playing from off of the vinyl this week. In fact, it's a Wax Time Special with Mario Monterosso spinning in the studio as well. We've got two tracks from Creature and the Woods, both off different albums. Firstly, we play Holy Hell off of the beautiful cyan and multicolour spatter vinyl copy of Rise, thanks to Blind Owl Records - you can get your copy here. Secondly, we finish off the show with Two Golden Coins from their J-Tree 4 track EP. It's a beautiful presentation with all 4 songs on side A, side B is completely empty and unusual for that fact. Our second wax track this week is from old friends Black & Wyatt Records in Memphis. It's the suitably authentic Mario Monterosso with his cover of Steady Girl by The Heathens. Keen eared listeners will recall that this was possibly the first ever garage track ever recorded. Well, here's Mario's take on it, with more than just a smattering of rockabilly vibes. Of course Jamie provides us with another class track from The Mysterines. We have a belting Listener Recommendation in the form of The Unthanks and their woeful tale of conjugal infidelity. Listener Avenda certainly has excellent taste if this is anything to go by. Tobin has New Music for y'all this week, along with a couple of other tracks from Big Thief and William Tyler. Yeah, it's all good, but it's all about Mario Monterosso and Creature and the Woods spinning on vinyl this week.

    Godknows Ronnie Jr is our featured artiste this week. Soulful, Rasta vibes from this ultra-talented Zimbabwean now working and living in Cape Town. It's a cover of a classic track originally recorded by a giant. You'll get to know a little bit more about this Zimbabwean musician, comic, actor, host and performing artist later on in the show notes. For now, just listen to that voice and marvel. Bookending the show this week is the mighty Vulfpeck, drawing on such talent as Corey Wong and Blake Mills the band are a monolithic funk force to be reckoned with. They've recently successfully ended a crowd funding event with a nearly 4000% success rate. You can join in the fun and order the Live at Madison Square Garden vinyl package here. UK tour kicking off soon too. Listener Recommendation extraordinaire We have what is quite simply one of the best Listener Recommendations to date as well on the show. The sublime vocal arresting Fight Like Apes entertain us with a vitriolic tale of a woman scorned. Sadly, Tobin has more than a tale of woe to recount about this excellent band. No longer together for all the wrong reasons, they're another victim of the music industry and its capitalist snake eating its own tale mentality. Where's Peter Grant when you need him? Complementing the already stellar music on today's show is another cover from Australian surf layabouts Headland. It's a far departure from the original but no worse for it. Withered Hand executes some sombre acoustic wizard and Tobin introduces us to nocturnal music legend NYX Not. So, let's tread quietly, lay low and look across the prairie. Rango II Vulfpeck Remember Me Godknows Ronnie Jr I'm Beginning To Think You Prefer Beverly Hills 90210 To Me Fight Like Apes Deaf Forever Headland Radio NYX NYX Not No Cigarettes Withered Hand Animal Spirits Vulfpeck Godknows Ronnie Jr Right ho, Jamie, our Content Lead has been in touch with Cape Town Sound for more information on Godknows Ronnie Jr but maternity leave and the holiday season has scuppered most of it. So, when we receive more information we'll post it here. In the meantime here's what Cape Town Sound sent us over with the submission. "Remember Me" - New-comer GODKNOWS RONNIE Jr. debuts with "REMEMBER ME" - a unique interpretation of Rasta legend LUCKY DUBE's mega-smash hit in South Africa. GODKNOWS RONNIE Jr. is from Zimbabwe - now living and working in Cape Town. Nicole - Cape Town Sound

  The best of 2019 round up is finally here! We here at From the Bottom of the Record Box have brought together some of our favourites from the show over the last 12 months. It is nearly an impossible task and there are many tunes that could have easily made the list but for the constraints of time. We have tried to pick the very best of 2019 and present them to you in a complimentary way. We also announce Listener Recommendation of the Year 2019! So dear listener, get ready for some excellent music as we reveal some amazing tunes in our Best of 2019 playlist.   Cardboard Man The Cool Greenhouse Laundry Room The Avett Brothers Major League Chemicals Unknown Mortal Orchestra Summer Sickness Shards I'm Tired of your Repeating Story Otoboke Beaver Hey Beau Dillon Simpatico People W.H. Lung I'm Lonely (But I Ain't That Lonely Yet) Laura Jean Anderson Hunnu Guren Batzorig Vaanchig & AULI Got So Long Andi Hanley Every Loving Herd Does As It Should Mike Pope Good Kisser Lake Street Dive Roll The Bones Shakey Graves Velvet Underground Jonathan Richman Around and Down Cool Sounds Window Shook Twins Captain Remo The Toy Trucks Purple Hat Sofi Tukker Hollow Spheres Talkboy OK so that's it for the best of 2019 as presented by From the Bottom of the Record Box. It has been a year of excellent musical discoveries, plus we made tons of new friends along the way. Thanks for all the Listener Recommendations you've all sent in and here's to another year of growth and expansion. Of course, it goes without saying that we are looking forward to another year of sharing music with the world. Happy New Year everyone.

Episode 534 - How Long is Your New Comic Book Leash, Next Villain Movie, Listener Recommendation, Covrprice Top Ten, FOC, Sneak Peek at Next Week w/ Drew. Spec Pick For Next Week: SOMETHING IS KILLING CHILDREN #2. Your Donations Keep the Podcast Going- Please Give https://bit.ly/2nqTTKy Need an LCS or FOC Access: http://eepurl.com/du7Wwf or Eric@KowabungaComics.com Email us at: Comicsforfunandprofit@gmail.com - questions, comments, gripes, we can't wait to hear what you have to say. Shop Kyle/Drew Ebay Stores from our website - www.comicsfunprofit.com. Follow us on Twitter: @ComicsFunProfit Like us on Facebook.com/ComicsForFunAndProfit. Subscribe, rate, review on itunes. We are on Stitcher. Thank you so much for listening and spreading the word about our little comic book podcast. https://comcsforfunandprofit.podomatic.com/

  Sofi Tukker forms the back half of Tobin's excellent New Music Double Header this week. This American musical duo follows hard-to-beat tune Dennis from Liverpool's very own Pizzagirl. However, Sofi Tukker manage to pull a blinder and get straight to the back of the net with Purple Hat. Listen on for a truly epic listen. It's an official From the Bottom of The Record Box (Music Discovery Podcast) Recommendation. Tobin also brings us a Listener Recommendation from "that" Jamie as once again Jamie unleashes his vast musical knowledge on us. In much the same vein that Spike from the Bearded Pig Forge brought us Batzorig Vaanchig, Jamie also brings us Mongolian throat singing. It's the belligerent war-like swagger of Altan Urag. A future gaming top ten hit in the making we predict. Secondly, Richard is on all pre-release mission this week. He's got three tracks off of The Claim's new LP - The New Industrial Ballads. Two up at the top of the show, and the retro narrative classic 30 Years at the bottom of the show. Introducing Blind Owl Records Richard is also playing tracks off his current favourite spin The Ripening by Mike Pope. Mike is a stalwart of the San Diego music scene and has an album in the wings. Scheduled for release in early 2020, The Ripening is coming out of the Blind Owl Records stable. Formed in 2012 by Mrs Henry frontman and all-round rock 'n' roll nice guy Dan Cervantes, Blind Owl Records is a community driven label. Blind Owl also puts out film and literature as well as music. Mrs Henry are undoubtedly best known for their rockumentary on their performance of the whole The Last Waltz gig by The Band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPXTKhGuR2I   Track Listing Johnny Kidd's Right Hand Man/Under Canvas The Claim Every Loving Herd Does As It Should Mike Pope Dennis Pizzagirl Purple Hat Sofi Tukker Mother Mongolia Altan Urag 30 Years The Claim Homonculus/Ain't It Strange Mike Pope Sofi Tukker at One Colorado Old Pasadena - Photo © Justin Higuchi Sofi Tukker at One Colorado Old Pasadena - Photo © Justin Higuchi What do we know about Sofi Tukker? Not to be confused with Sophie Tucker - Last of the Red Hot Mamas - Sofi Tukker is an American musical duo. Based in New York the band consists of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern. Perhaps best known for the song Best Friend (which Apple used during their unveiling of iPhone X) Sofi Tukker have delivered again here. Hawley-Weld, a native Canadian, schooled in Europe at the United Word College of the Adriatic whilst her counterpart is a Boxing Day baby from Massachusetts. They first met at an art gallery where Sophie was performing. Tucker approached her and a song writing partnership ensued. Sofi Tukker released their first EP only 3 years ago, its title drawing on inspiration from the poet Mary Oliver. "You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves" gives Sofi Tukker the EP title Soft Animals. Their single release from that EP, Drinkee is again poet inspired. The Brazilian poet Chacal is indeed the source of this and was nominated for a 2017 Grammy for Best Dance Recording. It seems that poets and Apple are recurrent themes in Sofi Tukker's timeline. The clean version of their track Batshit (entitled That's It [I'm Crazy]) was used by Apple for their iPhone 8 TV advertising. Treehouse Treehouse is their only studio LP to date, released a little over a year ago, on April 13th 2018. Paste Magazine described the LP as "an insatiable dance collection of jungle-pop songs with many well-executed nods towards Brazilian instruments, poets and to the national language, Portuguese". The songs on Sofi Tukker's Treehouse are alternately playful and sincere, intimate and global. Though Sofi Tukker's mélange of disparate sounds and influences - bossa-nova rhythms, cowbells, castanets, and spaghetti-western guitars - lends Treehouse an air of worldly sophistication, Hawley-Weld and Halpern never take themselves or their music too seriously. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t. Slant Magazine

Tinariwen are today's Triple Bookend! Tuareg musicians par excellence - they take us on a transcendental trip deep into the Western Saharan desert night. And what a trip it is. With guesting musicians from the annals of rock history and traditional Mauritanian folk masters. This double LP release that is only a couple of weeks old is a must-have for any record collector. Richard presents 3 tracks of his choice from that release, Amadjar. Released on double 180g premium vinyl in a gatefold sleeve with additional 28pp road trip booklet AND digital download, order here. As if the sonic landscape created by Tinariwen was not enough Tobin brings us a 52 year old Record Box Classic. Despite the difficulties recording this in the studio it's a cracking listen. In fact, it acts beautifully as a Record Box Classic. In so much that you've not heard it for ages but it sounds brilliant. Go right on ahead and listen, you'll understand what we are saying. In addition to this, we have New Music from Ayelle where we all get a bit confused about what she is actually singing about. Crabs? Cycle paths? Eh? Yeah, it's a real fun listen and you could have heard it 3 weeks ago if you were a patron of the show. Want to get involved? Get some deep personal enlightenment right here. Furthermore Tobin lifts the lid on Caamp's new LP and Richard adds some cautionary listening advice. It's a great new release but comes with a caveat. Zawal Tinariwen After The Rain Kyson Tramp Carla Thomas & Otis Redding Kel Tinawen Tinariwen Psychopaths Ayelle Penny, Heads Up Caamp Madjam Mahilkamen Tinariwen A very British problem This is a bit embarrassing, and we don't like to ask. However, we've had to renew our music licence this week and it has more than doubled in price! That means that it is going to cost us twice as much to broadcast for the coming 12 months. It'd be great to feel your support dear listener, for only $1 a month you could help us cover this increase. If only a small fraction of our listeners could get to a $1 a month pledge we'd be more than buoyant. Please help us continue broadcasting. In return, we will email you a New Music Shot mini show every week where Tobin offers you his musical selection for the week. It's exclusive and only for people like you who contribute to our success. Go ahead, click below to help us out Become a Patron! Tinariwen - true rock 'n' roll rebels Well right off the bat, friend of the show Will has been in touch with us to tell us his best mate used to work at a record label and worked with Tinariwen at said label! There you are, a personal Listener Recommendation if ever there was one. But there's more… Tinariwen (meaning "deserts") were founded in 1979 in Algeria by Ibrahim Ag Alhabib who aged 4 witnessed the execution of his father. His father was a Tuareg rebel and was killed in a 1963 uprising in Mali. Tinariwen returned to Mali in the 1990s after a ceasefire. Ibrahim Ag Alhabib was influenced by a movie he saw as a young child which featured a cowboy playing a guitar. Ag Alhabib built his own guitar out of a plastic water can, a stick and some fishing wire Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni In the late 70's Ag Alhabib joined with other members of the rebel Tuareg community. The band began to explore Morroccan folk music and Algerian pop music. They began to fuse this with more western sounds like Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana et al. The music collective used to play at weddings and other social gatherings, and whilst not having an official name people came to know them Kel Tinariwen. This translates in the local Tamashek language as "People of the Desert" or "The Desert Boys". The 1980s ushered in a new era for Tinariwen In 1980 Libyan leader Colonel Gadaffi issued a cry to Tuareg people living illegally in Libya to receive nine months military training. His idea was to have an elite fighting force honed from the tough Tuareg people to patrol Western Sahara and assist in his campaigns in Chad and Niger. Ag Alhabib and other band members heeded the call. They did so with a similar call in 1985, this time by Tuareg rebel leaders in Libya. This is where many of the musicians met and formed Tinariwen. The idea was to create songs about the struggles Tuareg people faced. They built a makeshift studio and vowed to record music for free for anyone who supplied a blank audio cassette. The resulting cassettes were traded widely throughout the region of the Sahara. In 1989 the band left Libya, returning to Mali. Ag Alhabib returned to his home village for the first time in 26 years. Rock 'n' roll rebels whose rebellion, for once, wasn't just metaphorical Slate magazine In 1990 the Tuareg people revolted against the government. Members of Tinariwen acted as rebel fighters and soon a peace treaty was forced in the January of 1991. It was finally time for Tinariwen to leave military service and start focussing on music full time. Since 2001 new Tuareg musicians have joined Tinariwen who did not live through the military conflicts contributing to the bands multi-generational evolution.

We went to Key West for the 30th Anniversary Hemingway Key West Sunset Run & Paddleboard Race.  We explored fantastic places for food and beverage both on and off Duval Street. On Episode 40, we went to DJ’s Clam Shack after our half marathon.  It was amazing seafood and we only got to try conch fritters and clam strips during that visit, and one of our listeners said that we had to go back and try the lobster roll and Dana was curious about the Ipswich Fried Clam Basket and how it compared to the clam strips from our first visit. My mouth is watering as I write this recap because it was the best lobster roll I ever had.  The bread was buttered and toasted.  The lobster was tossed in just enough mayo along with celery and a hint of tarragon.  A squeeze of lemon brought out all the flavors.  Can I talk about the lobster itself?  The pieces of lobster are huge in the sandwich and cooked to be perfectly tender.  The natural sweetness and briny flavor of the lobster... just incredible. The fried clam basket is something you want to get on a special occasion because it is a bit pricy, but the flavor is worth it.  The breading was crispy and it stayed on the clams.  The clams The tarter sauce brought out the seafood flavor. They were meaty and tasty clams served with hot and crispy fries! If you get the chance, get down there and try these two awesome items on the menu! THAT’S A WRAP Want to reach us with a tip, trick, or recommendations?  Our email is info@runeatdrink.net. Or you can call with your “runcation” tips at 941- 677-2733.   Thank you for listening! We are looking forward to another great year of the podcast because of all your support! Don’t forget to follow us and let us know where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  Also checkout our new store on the website and get some swag, compliments of Pure Creative Apparel.  Thank you, Pure Creative Apparel, for sponsoring this week’s show!  Thanks to PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!

Metronomy are back in a welcome return to form. They've given us a banger of a track in the unlikely combination of Salted Caramel Ice Cream. It's a teaser track off of the forthcoming album which is due out in September 2019. If the teaser is anything to go by, the LP is likely to be be up there with the 2011 LP The English Riviera in its greatness. Metronomy have appeared before on FTBOTRB - go take a listen. As usual the menu extends further than just ice cream this week, with a Listener Recommendation inspired bookend from Lissie Trullie. Get your headphones on and dive straight in. To compliment Salted Caramel Ice Cream the guitar excellence of Randy Lorenzo gives some sumptuous summery vibes as he guides us around the lush tropical paradise of Hawaii. Hello to all our listeners in Hawaii. Tobin brings Soft Walls back into the studio for a play of what is possibly their standout track from the LP No Time. The whole album constitutes a Record Box Recommendation in fact - it's essential listening. Finally, we're treating you to a Double Record Box Classic this week. We discuss what must arguably one of the greatest LP cover artworks of all time. Tobin admits that he has never been voted one of the world's most beautiful people by People magazine and ends up slating the track. We play 2 great tracks from Thin Lizzy and Fine Young Cannibals. Of course Tobin is wrong about the quite wonderful Roland Gift but we'll let you make up your own minds. Table of ContentsSTOP PRESS - next weekTrack ListingMetronomy - new singleMonth-long Woodstock vinyl celebrationNew LP from the Caamp boys STOP PRESS - next week Just a heads up to our loyal listeners that we have an exclusive pre-release play of Sarathy Korwar's new LP full of expressive sub-continent percussive vibes. The track features Zia Ahmed and is a clever and thought provoking dig at colonialism and its wider reach. Join us as we broadcast at 23:00GMT July 20th.

Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?If I'm UnworthyPrincess DiamondThe Monolith of PhobosHard Man Fe DeadThis is the Age(If I Can't Get No) SatisfactionSevenVote now! Tom Grennan is our Listener Recommendation on today's show and introduced by our listener Jamie. Jamie recommended this track and as a result is now firmly friend of the show. If you think you've got taste as good as Jamie's then you can place your Listener Recommendation right here - go right on ahead. So what did we learn today? Blake Mills has a producing pedigree second to none and he has played with some of the greats.Despite Sean Lennon's musical heritage Tobin thinks he is "contrived".Prince Buster has been a massive influence, and in fact even gave Madness their name.Devo are better than The Stones. Track Listing If I'm Unworthy Blake MillsPrincess Diamond (feat. Kelsey Bulkin & MADE IN HEIGHTS) Kero UnoThe Monolith of Phobos The Claypool Lennon DeliriumHard Man Fe Dead Prince BusterThis is the Age Tom Grennan(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction DevoSeven Blake Mills [wpcd_coupon id=6553] Tom Grennan's new LP - Lighting Matches Born in 1995 to father (builder) and mother (teacher), Tom Grennan was an aspiring footballer as a youngster and played for Luton Town and tried out for Aston Villa and Northampton Town. Obscure musical beginnings for Tom Grennan Apparently, and according to himself, Tom's musical beginnings are hazy. He remembers singing a Kooks track at a party and was encouraged by his friends to take up music. Playing accompanied by his acoustic guitar in pubs around London for three years, Tom was eventually picked up by an Insanity Records rep. After a debut EP, and as listener Jamie so rightfully said, Tom was featured on a Chase and Status track and was voted Hottest Record on Annie Mac's Radio 1 show. A big break for Tom. As a result of this, he has been featured on Radio 1's Live Lounge and BBC2's Later with Jools Holland. Buy Tom Grennan's new LP on super-delicious red vinyl here. With a cocksure swagger, Grennan's assured debut makes Bedford sound like HollywoodNME Magazine With an admirable 4 out of 5 stars rating from NME, Tom's debut LP Lighting Matches is set to put him on the right path. Whether or not this is enough to get him there is yet to be seen. It certainly lights the touch paper. The strength of his cross-generational and genre-hopping appeal has helped him sell out venues such as the Brixton Academy even before the wax was released. This debut isn't perfect, but it at least marks out his territory and sets the stage for things to come. We feel Tom Grennan knows exactly what he's doing. However, he may have the voice but he has yet to find the magic to set himself apart from the other chart wallers. Good luck Tom, we'll watch your career with gusto. What do we do here? And where do you fit in? Here at Record Box HQ we undertake the quite frankly exhausting task of producing a music podcast that is listened to around the globe. Firstly, we have to research the music we are going to play and then come together in the studio to record the show. Secondly, we then have to edit and produce the show and get it all onto our media servers so our listeners can, well, listen. All of this takes a great effort and a dedication of time and resources by everyone involved. That's why we are asking you to consider a donation to help us continue our work. We appreciate you listening so much so please continue with our mantra: SubscribeShareReview Really, those reviews via any of the major podcast directories where we are listed is really important to us. So please go ahead, subscribe to the show, share the show with your friends, review the show and leave us some comments. Thanks for listening. From the Bottom of the Record Box is nothing without you.

Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?Song For WinnersEver Fallen In LoveJohnny Boy's BonesA Little RespectSpirits AbandonedVelvet UndergroundTracyVote now! Welcome to the show! Thanks for dropping by the website to catch up on more information about this episode. Don't forget our other content on Instagram and Facebook. Today we have a fantastic cover by Nouvelle Vague, a Classic Vinyl play from Erasure and an excellent Listener Recommendation from Pete in Harpenden. Thanks Pete. We have Jonathan Richman and The Velvet Underground song that'll really put a smile on your face, as does all of Jonathan's amazing catalogue. Furthermore, listen on to hear Tobin's apocalyptic review of Six Organs of Admittance... Track Listing Song For Winners Nick WaterhouseEver Fallen In Love Nouvelle VagueJohnny Boy's Bones (feat. The Dead South) Colter WallA Little Respect Erasure (played direct from the vinyl)Spirits Abandoned Six Organs of AdmittanceVelvet Underground Jonathan RichmanTracy Nick Waterhouse  Colter Wall rides into town... Colter Wall is our Listener Recommendation today from Pete in Harpenden. Pete has introduced us to this remarkable young man's music for which we are very grateful. Colter was born in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. He is actually the son of the 14th Premier of Saskatchewan, Brad Wall. Whilst growing up Colter was already listening to a lot of country music including Johnny Cash. As a result of this, you can hear these influences in this track. At the age of 13 Colter began playing guitar covering songs by bands such as Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. When he was 15 years old Colter heard Bob Dylan's track Don't Think Twice, It's All Right. As a consequence of that he started writing songs as opposed to just playing guitar. He describes his music as a mix of blues, folk and Americana. In this track we play here Colter is joined by The Dead South. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l4gdhPqh3E Jonathan Richman and The Velvet Underground Jonathan began writing his own songs in the mid-1960s and quickly became infatuated with The Velvet Underground. Consequently, Jonathan moved from Boston to New York City in 1969. He lived on the sofa of The Velvet Underground's manager Steve Sesnick and tried desperately to break into the professional music scene. Failing to do so, Jonathan moved back to Boston. It did get better for him though. I don't write really, I just make up songs. Jonathan soon formed the photo-punk band The Modern Lovers. They quickly became influential. Recording in 1972 under the tutelage of John Cale, The Modern Lovers recorded a number of demos. Out of this came the seminal Pablo Picasso and Roadrunner (a two chord homage to The Velvet's Sister Ray) which went onto to influence, among others, The Sex Pistols. Because of this Jonathan became known as The Godfather of Punk in the 1970s UK Punk Explosion. Post-breakup of the band he released the album The Modern Lovers (1976) which contained both Pablo Picasso and Roadrunner which at the time was a strange album indeed sitting in the charts where prog-rock and glam were the norm. Jonathan still performs his whimsical, wide-eyed, child-like music to this day. However, he only plays acoustically, apparently to protect his hearing.

Play This! is doing another LISTENER SUGGESTION EPISODE! This time, we are accepting suggestions for any video game that has had it's FIRST FULL RELEASE in 2018. "First" means that if the full version came out for one platform in 2018 but was available on another platform earlier (like Hollow Knight or PUBG), it is ineligible. "Full" means it has to be at least the 1.0 version of the game. Early Access titles (like Slay the Spire), games currently in beta (like Magic the Gathering: Arena), demos of upcoming full games (like Deltarune), and episodic games that have not released their final episode (like Life is Strange 2) are ineligible. Ports and basic remasters of existing games are ineligible (like Shenmue 1 + 2), full remakes are eligible. Other than that, any 2018 release we haven't already played is fair game. The list of games we've played is below, with timestamps for when in the episode we discuss it. The deadline for submissions is Fiday, January 11th. Send your submissions as either a tweet to @playthispodcast, or as an email to feedback@playthispodcast.com! (This episode was recorded December 3, 2018, and we have since played Smash Bros Ultimate. A lot. So no need to recommend it!) 0:02:23 Criteria 2018 Games We've Played So Far: 0:09:42 428: Shibuya Scramble 0:11:13 Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, The 0:12:23 BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle 0:13:41 Detective Pikachu 0:15:19 Detroit: Become Human 0:17:24 Donut County 0:18:20 Dragalia Lost (also Daniel talks about Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links again) 0:21:02 Dragon Ball FighterZ 0:24:40 Ultimate Custom Night (called "Five Nights at Freddy's Ultimate Custom Night" by Sean) 0:27:25 Forza Horizon 4 0:30:54 Indie Pogo 0:34:23 Into the Breach 0:35:12 Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass 0:38:54 Kirby: Star Allies 0:39:39 Longest Five Minutes, The 0:41:39 Minit 0:43:04 Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate 0:44:44 Monster Hunter World 0:48:23 Monster Prom 0:51:37 Nintendo LABO Variety Kit 0:54:34 Octopath Traveler 0:58:59 Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee 0:59:23 Reignman 1:01:09 Sea of Thieves 1:04:05 Slap City 1:06:02 Soulcalibur VI 1:07:24 Spider-Man 1:08:00 Sushi Striker 1:09:37 Ultra Space Battle Brawl 1:10:40 WarioWare Gold 1:12:42 Closing 1:16:43 Special Thanks Play This! Logo by Kessi Riliniki Play This! and Special Thanks Themes by Sean Francis Support us on Patreon to become part of the selection process: https://www.patreon.com/beepboopgroup

Let us introduce you to CAAMP - or rather, let Duncan introduce you to CAAMP. Firstly, friend of the show Duncan calls into the studio and recommends Vagabond by CAAMP. Duncan then goes on a good old ramble about camping and watching caveman TV. Secondly, Richard and Tobin give their thoughts on Vagabond and a new friendship is forged. Intrigued? Then listen on! Furthermore, we have a second Listener Recommendation from Carter in New York City, USA. Stay tuned and you will hear two Record Box Classics, one from Lisa Loeb and one from The Rolling Stones. In addition, Magic Bronson and Russian Red complete today's line up. Track Listing Evil Plans Magic BronsonCigarettes Russian RedVagabond CaampSeasons (Waiting On You) Future IslandsStay (I Missed You) Lisa LoebCrazy Mama The Rolling StonesNervous Magic Bronson CAAMP is a folk trio from Ohio, making beautiful noise Duncan called into the show to introduce his Listener Recommendation. If you'd like to do the same you can recommend your favourite tracks here. Their website describes them as: Started by boyhood friends Evan Westfall and Taylor Meier, CAAMP came to life in Athens, Ohio. Taylor began penning and playing original songs at coffee shops around Athens in 2013. Evan moved down a couple of years later and together in a hazy attic, enjoying light beers. They would find the heartfelt sound that became CAAMP. Since independently releasing their self-titled first record in 2016, they have climbed Spotify charts, headlined the US, purchased denim jackets and added a bass-playing buddy, Matt Vinson. He also enjoys light beers and denim. With the recent release of their sophomore album, the Ohioan trio has high hopes and no reservations. The Band is currently on tour and are playing in London, UK on February 6th 2019 at Oslo. From the Bottom of the Record Box has generously been supplied tickets for this event. We are hopeful to gain access to the boys backstage. We can't thank Duncan enough for his exuberant, honest and passionate conversation with us. And for recommending such a great track. Because of this, CAAMP have become firm favourites here at Record Box HQ. Magic Bronson We couldn't find out too much about Magic Bronson so we headed by their website and this is what it said… Times are tough, and Magic Bronson is nervous. The Los Angeles-born-and-based duo has spent its six years together soaking up what’s going on in the world, and they’re profoundly uneasy. Their response to most situations is to write a song, which is how the 2017 track “Nervous” sprang into life. If you’re new to Magic Bronson, “Nervous” is a good place to start. The itchy lyric – “All the things that make you nervous/ Crooked cops and guilty verdicts/ Fires, floods, parking permits” – is countered by an absolute swirling corker of a synthpop melody. It's earworm properties are pretty spectacular. Most Magic Bronson songs nail that same combination – stone-cold melody-making paired with lyrics that are provocative and sometimes trippy. What makes it special is that the duo - Matt Lieberman (bass, synths, most lyrics) and Michael Nicastro (vocals, synths, drum programming, production). It is constitutionally unable to write the same song twice.  How they met... Nicastro, from Thousand Oaks, has been Lieberman’s musical other half since they ran into each other at a neighborhood dive bar in 2012. They knew each other by sight. Matt, raised in Agoura Hills, had been playing in a hip hop band, and Michael, a drummer by trade, was in another local group. “We were both looking for something new to do, and his dad is a musician and had a home studio, so we decided to get together and use his dad’s jam room,” Lieberman says. Together, they turned out to be greater than the sum of their parts. A classic pairing of opposites, they’re a match made in music heaven. Nicastro is the eternal optimist, and bubbling over with ideas; Lieberman is “grumpy and sensitive”...

Savannah Pope New Release - STOP PRESS We had a last-minute inclusion to the show this week. Friend of the show Savannah Pope has a new release just yesterday (30th November 2018). Because of this, Savannah's publicist Lesley Zimmerman reached out to us to give us the heads up on the new release. It meant some dashing to the studio to do an out of hours edit, but to us, and hopefully our listeners, it was worth it. The rest of the show has new music from The Lone Bellow among other delights. In addition, we welcome Jordan to the show to introduce his Listener Recommendation by Tom Misch. In addition, Tobin hits us with new music from Big Wild and I get all retrospect with my vinyl spin of Rodney O and Joe Cooley. Furthermore, Sigur Rós bookend the show. Firstly though, before we get cracking please take a moment to drop by Facebook and give us a like. Secondly, try out our Instagram channel too. Our social media is the place to keep up with day-to-day happenings here at Record Box HQ. Track Listing Glósóli Sigur RósYou Don't Know How Lucky You Are Keaton HensonMaker Big WildWake Up This Day (featuring Jordan Rakei) Tom MischYou Can Be All Kinds of Emotional The Lone BellowSay It Loud Rodney O & Joe CooleyDaddy Issues Savannah Pope LAST MINUTE PRE RELEASE ADDITIONStarálfur Sigur Rós Savannah Pope Official Press Release ROCK SINGER-SONGWRITER SAVANNAH POPE TO RELEASE “DADDY ISSUES” ON NOVEMBER 30; IT'S THE SECOND SINGLE FROM HER UPCOMING FULL-LENGTH ALBUM, DUE OUT IN EARLY 2019 Los Angeles, CA: Rock singer-songwriter Savannah Pope, formerly the lead vocalist of SpaceCream, is proud to announce the release of her new single, “Daddy Issues,” on November 30 2018. This is the second single to be released from her upcoming full-length album, due out in early 2019. "Daddy Issues" rocks hard, and the song highlights Savannah’s powerful, soaring vocal range. It follows a man and a woman, both of whom are very damaged.  Through two separate perspectives, “Daddy Issues” explores the ways in which father figures affect the emotional and romantic lives of their children, and how difficult such generational cycles are to break. Check out "Daddy Issues" HERE According to Savannah, “'Daddy Issues' is largely about toxic masculinity. Let me be clear: by ‘toxic masculinity,’ I don't mean to say that men are inherently, or as a whole, pernicious. On the contrary, the song is about the fallout of defining masculinity by a limited palette of self-expression. Traditionally, men have been taught to be emotionally cut-off. They’ve been taught that anger is the only acceptable form of acting out. At the same time, being a man comes with certain societal advantages. In my opinion, this strange cocktail of constraint and privilege does a lot of damage that gets passed down generation to generation.” More about Savannah... Savannah makes incendiary, soulful rock music, and her songs boast stunning lyricism and vocal power. Her stage presence is larger than life, and should be experienced firsthand by any music lover. Influenced by such luminaries as David Bowie, Amy Winehouse, Lou Reed, Queen, Joni Mitchell, Gossip, Rocky Horror Picture Show and Heart, Savannah’s music blends classic rock elements with a unique modern sensibility. Savannah has been named by the LA Weekly as one of the top artists to see in Los Angeles. Until one year ago, she was the vocalist and leader of glam rock band SpaceCream, which won the Battle for Vans Warped Tour in 2014 and released the acclaimed album Pterodactyl Sky in 2016. Savannah has performed at LA Fashion Week and opened for international artists like Starcrawler. The release of her last single and music video saw glowing press response and social media endorsement by public figures like director Edgar Wright ("Baby Driver") and Lyndsey Parker (Yahoo! Music Editor and Sirius XM host). Perhaps the best way to immerse oneself in Savannah’s world is to see her bring her music ...

Thanks to Jack from London for the Listener Recommendation in today's show - did we like it? Listen on to find out. But more importantly, do you like it? And if you do, or don't, then why not suggest an alternative to Khruangbin for the show. Get in touch with your Listener Recommendation and maybe you'll hear it on a future episode of From the Bottom of the Record Box. Love the show? Then why not give us some encouragement and rate the show? By the way, does anyone know how to pronounce Khruangbin? Track Listing Thinkin' Bout You Laura Jean AndersonNovember Rain Steve 'n' SeagullsSome Kinda Wonderful Q-TipsEvan Finds the Third Room KhruangbinGirl I've Got a Date Alton Ellis & The FlamesDo This For Me Lily MooreSilence Won't Help Me Now Laura Jean Anderson So, is it a cover? The quite brilliant Some Kinda Wonderful aired on today's show. Tobin remarked how familiar it sounded and asked whether it was a cover. As a result, we did some thorough research for at least 3 minutes. The short answer is that we have been unable to find out either way. If you know, email us here. However, we do have further information on the band. Q-Tips started life as Streetband and produced 2 studio albums with little recognition. Most noteworthy of these was a B-Side novelty song Toast. Finally, the band was at least recognised for this song due to repeatedly heavy airplay by Kenney Everett (Capitol Radio). Transition to Q-Tips Due to poor recognition for their first two albums both the drummer and one guitarist left the band. This left a trio of Paul Young as vocalist, with bassist and guitarist Mick Pearl and John Gifford respectively. In contrast to the band's previous line up, they adventurously added a four-piece horn section. Their first gig was in November 1979 at a pub in Harrow. Due to constant live performances and regular touring by 1981 they had a strong fan base. The professionalism of the band led to interest from record labels. Most famously, Mickie Most (RAK Records) stated on Radio 1 that Q-Tips... ...are easily the best live band working at the moment In time guitarist John Gifford was replaced by Garth Watt-Roy, brother of now legendary Blockheads bassist Norman Watt-Roy. Among others, Q-Tips supported The Who, Thin Lizzy, The Knack, Bob Marley and Average White Band. Furthermore, they appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1981. Sadly the band broke up in 1982 and Paul Young signed a solo deal with Sony/CBS. However, despite the short lifespan of the band, they did reform for a brief reunion in 1993. Still, they are responsible for this fantastically cheesy album artwork! Khruangbin. Aeroplane apparently, or flying engine Another band from Texas, but Houston instead of Austin this time around. We have had a few bands from Austin on the show before now, notably White Denim and Daniel Johnston. Apparently influenced by Thai music from the 1960s - who knew there was such a thing? Khruangbin makes a great deal of noise for a three-piece band. Laura Lee (vocalist & bassist) was learning to speak Thai at the time of their first gig. As a result, she decided they should use her favourite Thai word "khruangbin" to name the band. The word means "flying engine" or "aeroplane". Finally, guitarist Mark Speer ruminates that could he predict the band's success, they may not have chosen a name that was so difficult to pronounce. Despite being notoriously challenging to pronounce, Khruangbin symbolises the international influences that helped shape the band's sound. But enough of that ... Hula! Yeah,

Max and Daniel are back from hiatus, and boy do they have some catching up to do! In this bonus length episode, the boys gush over their mutual favorite games from E3. Daniel picks his Kingdom Hearts series playthrough back up, and Max checks out the Steamworld Dig franchise for the first time. Then at long last, Max and Daniel share their thoughts on their first Listener Recommended game, Psychonauts, from listener Kody D. But the Listener Recommendation train hasn't made its last stop just yet. 02:52 Video Game News (E3 Highlights) 39:09 What Else We've Been Playing 1:02:11 Psychonauts 1:15:33 Psychonauts Spoilers Start Here ("so let's start talking about narrative") 2:14:38 Play This!: Hollow Knight Play This! Logo by Kessi Riliniki Play This! Theme by Sean Francis

Episode 10 of Play This! will have Max and Daniel reading video game recommendations from you, our readers, and picking a recommendation to play and discuss in Episode 11! Send your recommendation, along with your reasoning, to feedback@playthispodcast.com! ELIGIBLE SYSTEMS TO RECOMMEND GAMES FROM: PS1, PS3, PS4, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS (excluding New Nintendo 3DS exclusive games), Nintendo Switch, iOS (must be playable on both iPhone and iPad)

This week a Listener Recommendation for a new budgeting app and a question about retirement investments leads us to a lengthy discussion on budgeting wins and fails. How can you stay faithful in a room full of clothes?! Well, it isn't easy but someone's gotta do it, so it might as well be us (Millennials). Tune in to hear how Rich and WIM avoid buying big rims and 80 gold rings, most weeks. Anyway, I'm behind like one week but a really good app (far better than Mint IMHO) is Level. You link your account (s), tap transactions that are bills and it will automatically track your spending and let you know when you're overspending. It will also let you know how much to save a month, set up personal trackers for specific types of purchases like coffee or vacation and it will automatically track the transactions as you go. It was helpful when I needed to figure out where to cut back in order to pay off a credit card. Really intuitive and simple. One last thing, are you guys ever going to talk about investing as a means to saving/accumulating wealth for retirement or anything really. Announcements: Looking for more career development and debt freedom tips? Join our email list at PaychecksandBalances.com/email for exclusive content including show updates, digital giveaways, and more. We don’t spam. We just keeps it real. Yes, keeps. LIKE us on Facebook.com/PaychecksandBalances or follow us on Twitter @PayBalances! Have an anonymous question? Drop a question at ask.fm/PayBalances. Our only request: Please be respectful.

News (00:22:51): 3² (00:49:50): Our favorite 80's movie theater trailers      The Flicks:  (01:05:55) "The Program" (2016)  SLS Cast Rating: 3  Matt's Rating: 2.75 Tim's Rating: 3.25     (01:12:29) "Son of a Gun" SLS Cast Rating: 3.5  Matt's Rating: 3.5 Tim's Rating: 3.5   (01:19:18) "Money Monster" SLS Cast Rating: 3.25 Matt's Rating: 3.5 Tim's Rating: 3          NEXT WEEK! Segment Three >   I'm the Only One Who Liked It Flicks: "The Nice Guys" "Hush" & "New Waterford Girl" (1999 - Listener Recommendation)                   Until Next Time Cinephiles...          RSS Feed  (All music within the podcast is copyrighted 2010 - 2016 by Cries of Solace and is used with permission. Additional copyrighted material used under Fair Use for the purposes of [including, but not limited to]: criticism, comment, and news reporting.)