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Better late than never! Recorded at the very butt-end of summer and released in the cold harsh reality of mid-January.
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"It Don't Come Easy" by Ringo Starr
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel
Hurt as covered by Johnny Cash, written by Trent Reznor
Sober by Tool
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Memento Mori by The Architects
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Alannah Myles - Family Secret
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Black Sun by Death Cab for Cutie is what's on tap tonight.
Join us we go juuuust deep enough to feel it. The catharsis I mean.
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Full on spoiler alert as we dive into today’s bonus episode.We talk about movies so often that we decided to do a whole bonus episode about one. We chose the 2020 Amazon Prime Original Uncle Frank starring Paul Bettanyand Sophia Lillis. Come along as we talk character motivations, personality flaws and strengths all while getting triggered and finding catharsis. Thanks for hitting play, enjoy the banter!
In the 1970s, free-spirited teenager Beth escapes her small-town Southern life to attend college in New York City. There, she reunites with her favorite relative, Uncle Frank, a sophisticated and closeted gay man. When a family emergency forces them to take a road trip back to South Carolina for the funeral, Beth discovers Frank's hidden life with his longtime partner, Wally. As they navigate the tense family reunion and Frank confronts his past, their journey becomes not just a road trip but a chance for acceptance, self-discovery, and unexpected bonds.
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Watch the video for Blood in the Cut by K. Flay.
**Trigger Warning**
In this episode we speak at length regarding subjects like self harm. Our conversation is centered on making mental health break throughs, healing and learning appropriate coping mechanisms. But along the way we do discuss the darker side of mental health as we've all experienced it in one fashion or another.
Are you in a crisis? Call or text 988 or text TALK to 741741 Visit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention at https://afsp.org/
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December by Collective Soul is what kicks off todays chat fest. Even if you don't think you recognize the name of the song, you know the song itself. Give it a spin.
The guys go back, way back. Lots of reflection on childhood and its inherent difficulties. Parents just don't understand. Amirite?
All jokes aside, it's a great convo. We get raw. Interesting stuff. Not many guys out there laying it all out in the open like this these days. Maybe this shouldn't be such an outlier?
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**side note: I mark our episodes as "explicit" because I love a good F-bomb. We don't get filthy. Just sayin'**
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Check out the video for this amazing yet lesser known Lauper song. It's a good one.
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AJ discovered a new band this year and so brings Nevermine to the table by Cultus Black. We take all the tangents and get deep about our own personal journeys. Take a listen and leave a note! Also I lied in the intro. This is episode 14. Duh, I'll go sit in the corner and think about what I've done.
More info on PTSD from The National Institute of Mental Health
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Today we're talking Poe and Not Being a Virgin. At least socially speaking. Not being a newb, rookie, amateur, etc. Especially as it pertains to inner-personal relations.
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AJ takes us on a journey through a forest of tangents while we discuss "Trigger Warning" a song by Sunrise Skater Kids.
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The most excellent video can be found here
Little girls, listen closely
'Cause no one told me
But you deserve to know
That in this world, you are not beholden
You do not owe them
Your body and your soulAll the youth in the world will not save you from growing older
And all the truth in the girl is too precious to be stolen from herIt's just the way it is
Maybe it's never gonna change
But I got a mind to show my strength
And I got a right to speak my mind
And I'm gonna pay for this
They're gonna burn me at the stake
But I got a fire in my veins
I wasn't made to fall in line
No, I wasn't made to fall in line, noShow some skin, make him want you
'Cause God forbid you
Know your own way home
And ask yourself why it matters
Who it flatters
You're more than flesh and bonesAll the youth in the world will not save you from growing older
And all the truth in the girl is too precious to be stolen from herIt's just the way it is
And maybe it's never gonna change
But I got a mind to show my strength
And I got a right to speak my mind
And I'm gonna pay for this
They're gonna burn me at the stake
But I got a fire in my veins
I wasn't made to fall in line
No, no, I wasn't made to fall in line
No, we aren't made to fall in line, ohTwo, three
Right, two, three
Shut your mouth
Stick your ass out for me (oh)
March, two, three
One, two, three
Who told you you're allowed to think? (yeah)One, two, three
Right, two, three
Shut your mouth (oh)
Stick your ass out for me
March, two, three
One, two, three
Who told you you're allowed to think?It's just the way it is
Maybe it's never gonna change
But I got a mind to show my strength
And I got a right to speak my mind
And I'm gonna pay for this
They're gonna burn me at the stake
But I got a fire in my veins
I wasn't made to fall in line
I wasn't made to leave my fate
I'm never gonna fall in line, ohOne, two, three
Right, two, three
Shut your mouth
Stick your ass out for me
March, two, three
One, two, three
Who told you you're allowed to think?Yeah, two, three
Right, two, three
Shut your mouth
Stick your ass out for me
March, two, three
One, two, three
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Welcome to the show! Today we're talking about the song Castles by Tom MacDonald, released in 2018. This song is a powerful and relatable anthem about the struggles of everyday people. The song's lyrics are raw and honest, and they speak to the pain and frustration that many people feel. But the song also has a message of hope, and it reminds us that we are not alone in our struggles. We can overcome anything if we have hope and if we work together.
In this episode, we'll discuss the lyrics, the meaning of the song, and why it's so important. We'll also hear from some listeners about how the song has impacted them. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!
**APOLOGIES!** Seems we had a ghost in the machine. There are chunks of audio that simply didn't record for some reason. Decided to release as-is instead of ditching what we did get. Still worth your time we think, please do hit play!**
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Go get some Inklings over on that Spotify there. Go on, be a good lad or lass and find the good tunes, thank us later.
Today we bring you our blatherings and meanderings on Bring Out Your Dead by The Inklings.
We poke at vampires like Scientology and other cults. Praise Keanu Reeves for his selfless good deeds and maybe even meander back to the lyrics toward the end?
Don't miss the chat and thanks in advance for staying through to the end!
PUT IT IN YOU!
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AJ has some things to get off his chest and we take a trip down cancel culture lane. "Zombified" is the track and Falling in Reverse is the pied piper of this episode leading us on a rousing expedition into the belly of the beast. The beast? Hit play and find out!
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On May 15, 2012 Lisa Marie Presley released her third studio album "Storm and Grace". It was a deeply personal album. Dealing with her split from Scientology on "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" she labels her self a suppressive in an astonishing act of defiance of the organization. "Sticks and Stones" sees Presley grappling with identity. It's a powerful and moving anthem about self-acceptance and self-worth.
From Wikipedia:"On her first two albums, Lisa Marie Presley wanted to be a pop star with a difference; on Storm & Grace, she clearly would rather be an artist, and if she's still working her musical shortcomings out of her system, this is a stronger, more mature, and more effective work than one might have expected. Nearly ten years into a recording career she may or may not have wanted, Presley is finally developing a musical personality that truly suits her," Allmusic said, complimenting of Presley's work on the album.
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The Beatles' version of "Bad Boy" was released in 1965 on their album Beatles VI. It was a popular song in the United States, reaching number 37 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song has also been covered by many other artists, including the Rolling Stones, the Animals, and Linda Ronstadt.
"Bad Boy" is a classic rock and roll song that is still enjoyed by people of all ages today. It's a fun song with a serious message, and it's a great example of the Beatles' early songwriting talent.
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Welcome to the Music In Us Podcast, where we talk about all things music. We're a group of wildly different people from all walks of life, but we're all united by our love of music. We talk about everything from the latest hits to the classics, and we always have a lot of fun doing it.
We believe that music is more than just entertainment. It's a powerful force that can shape our lives in profound ways. Music can make us happy, sad, angry, or inspired. It can help us connect with others and make sense of the world around us.
We hope you'll join us on our journey through the world of music. We promise to keep it interesting, informative, and fun. So sit back, relax, and let the music wash over you.
"Unsainted" by heavy metal band Slipknot is what’s in our que today. This song was released as the lead single from Slipknots sixth studio album We Are Not Your Kind on May 16, 2019 AJ leads the discussion tonight and of course we go anywhere the conversation takes us!
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