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May 29, 2012
On episode #72 of Dig Me Out we're joined by Blinker The Star's Jordon Zadorozny to revisit the 1999 album August Everywhere
. Besides a track-by-track dissection of this under-appreciated gem, Jordon talks to us about his musical roots in Canada, making the move to Los Angeles in the mid-90s, his contributions to Courtney Love and Mandy Moore records, a songwriting bootcamp in a French castle, the influences of Duran Duran and Steely Dan, and much much more. It's a long one, so settle in, then leave us a comment on this episode.
Songs in this Episode
Intro - Crazy Eyes
3:33 - History of the Band
22:20 - September Already
27:16 - Behind The Sliding Doors
34:38 - Crazy Eyes
43:47 - All Dreamed Out
46:17 - Pretty Pictures
50:57 - Pretty Pictures Guitar Solo
52:46 - On This Earth
57:54 - I Am A Fraction
1:10:14 - There's No Where You Can Hide
1:15:22 - Right Kind of Girl
1:27:36 - Star Behind The Star
Outro - Strange As They Say
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May 22, 2012
On episode #71, we tackle The Shape of Punk to Come: A Chimerical Bombation In 12 Bursts
by Refused. Since it's original release in 1998, TSoPtC has been graced with accolades and fawning retrospectives - but is it deserved? Due the techno, beat poetry and jazz interludes sound fresh and exciting or gimmicky and contrived? Tune in to find out!
(Warning: earmuffs for the little ones, Refused liked their f-bombs)
Songs in this Episode:
Intro - Summertime Holidays vs. Punkroutine
10:30 - The Deadly Rhythm
16:54 - Liberation Frequency
25:04 - New Noise
27:32 - Tannhauser Derive
32:04 - Worms Of The Senses/Faculties Of The Skull
34:51 - Protest Song '68
Outro - The Shape of Punk to Come
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May 15, 2012
On episode #70, we revisit the 1996 album Fever In Fever Out by Luscious Jackson with a little help from lead singer/bassist Jill Cuniff. As Luscious Jackson prepare to release a new album, we look back at a band that helped define the sound of the '90s and was a leading light in the rise of the female artist during the decade.
We talk to Jill about recording with legendary producer Daniel Lanois, the influences of soul, R&B and French pop, songwriting, and the decision to release their new album independently with the help of Pledgemusic.com.
Songs in this Episode:
Intro - Electric
6:47 - History of the Band
14:14 - Naked Eye
17:42 - Interview Segment #1
24:35 - Why Do I Lie?
28:01 - Mood Swing
40:34 - Interview Segment #2
45:51 - Don't Look Back
50:06 - Faith
53:45 - Interview Segment #3
1:00:38 - Under Your Skin
Outro - Soothe Yourself
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May 8, 2012
On episode #69, we make a second trip to our adopted hometown of Columbus, Ohio to revisit an under-appreciated classic, Pretty Mighty Mighty's 1999 album Famous Past Lives
.
Lead singer/guitarist Jon Chinn joins us for this trip down memory lane back to when the band formed in college through their line-up changes, building (several) recording studios, surviving a house fire, scoring an unexpected radio hit and the dealing with the labels that came calling, along with an in-depth discussion on songwriting and recording.
Songs in this Episode:
Intro - Ski Instructor
31:35 - My Own Type
35:57 - Media King
42:58 - Ski Instructor
50:59 - Scratch
101:41 - St. Louis
105:35 - Deafening
1:11:20 - Heart Attack
1:21:08 - Tidal Wave
Outro - Best of the Worst
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May 3, 2012
As promised, here are some bonus clips with For Love Not Lisa guitarist Miles. Big thanks to Chip Midnight!
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May 1, 2012
On episode #68, Chip Midnight returns with an album suggestion and interview to go along with it. We check out the 1993 album Merge
by For Love Not Lisa, and Chip talks to guitarist Miles.
Merge offers plenty of diversity, but is it too much of a good thing? We cover everything on this episode - how the wrong tours can frustrate a band, our first discussion of "Christian Rock" and it's development in the '90s, and a legendary guitarist showing up on a b-side track.
As a bonus, we'll be posting clips from Chips interview that didn't make the episode this Thursday. Consider it an early Cinco de Mayo present.
Chips links: Atomic Ned | Lipstick 'n Leather
Songs in this Episode:
Intro - Daring To Pick Up
11:30 - Softhand
15:14 - Mother's Faith
19:19 - Travis Hoffman
23:16 - Interview Segment #1
26:18 - More Than A Girl
29:08 - Interview Segment #2
34:05 - Rocket Ride
38:58 - Interview Segment #3
41:46 - Slip Slide Melting
46:53 - Interview Segment #4
Outro - Simple Line of Decline
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