Magic Junk Radio 14: Brain Smoke
Your first roller coaster ride was an experience all its’ own. But by the eleventh time you went on, it was fun but had lost a little luster. This is the comparison that we keep reciting to ourselves every time we start a new podcast— let’s get on a different ride this time, and try something new.
Of course, life loves to get in the way like a herd of sheep on a back road. Then we tend to lean on our comforts. So what could be more comforting than another all-cover song episode? Truth be told, we both enjoyed our previous all-cover episode #9, and had originally planned for #13 and 14 to be a double podcast. But along the way, the two drifted apart in concept and here we are.
Fortunately for our tightly focused listening audience, Magic Junk Radio 14: Brain Smoke still released less than 3 weeks later. Clocking in at a smoky 32:10, MJR 14 consists of four TV themes, a late 70’s song, a late 90’s song, a classical remix, and a SW battle song to warm your heart. Be sure to leave us some feedback if you have a minute. It could help save the life of a lonely blog post. Thanks and cheers.
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MJR 14 Content of Tables:
1. If You Can Find Them
2. MJR Theme Song
3. Something To Be Great At
4. Hovercraft With No Name
5. Case of Lust
6. Time To Turn The Page
7. Squiggy Pop
8. Itch Von Scratch
9. Kill Love Kill
10. The Average Hater
11. One More Pass
12. Glad You Came
Har-dee-fuckin’-har, kids. I see how it’s going to be now.
I LOVED The Cardigans’ song so that remix was a high point. I also liked the “Horse/Hovercraft” remix. I like how whichever one of you fielded that one seemingly re-created the harmonies in the chorus with the synth sound.
The A*Team shtick upfront was great. I think SRod should have given us some BA Baraccus.
Well done, kids.
Thanks as always for the feedback, Mr. Hathaway. Much appreciated.
Cardigans was S.Rod, and Horse/Hovercraft was me. But we’re happy that our styles are not as noticeable to differentiate!
I just read your comment…
“But we’re happy that our styles are not as noticeable to differentiate!”
Either I’m getting better or you are falling behind! I prefer to think I’m getting better.
Test your comments 2.