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CinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 530 - Heads of StateReggie and Brent are are here to review the one of the newest Amazon Prime movies, Heads of State (2025). Can John Cena and Idris Elba recapture their magic and chemistry from The Suicide Squad?
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Dawson on Letterboxd
Brent on Letterboxd
Reggie on Letterboxd
Rob on Letterboxd
We didn't talk about Box Office
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That Record Got Me High PodcastJane's Addiction 'Nothing's Shocking' with Nick Ramirez (Worst Little Podcast) In 1988 at the 31st annual Grammy Awards, a new category was introduced: Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental. That night, Metallica's '...And Justice For All' famously lost to Jethro Tull's 'Crest of a Knave', but another album was also nominated that evening: 'Nothing's Shocking', the debut studio album by Los Angeles band Jane's Addiction. Love them or hate them, there's no denying the impact JA had on 90s alternative music moving forward, and this week's guest, Reno, Nevada musician, actor and artist Nick Ramirez (Worst Little Podcast in the World), is comin' down the mountain to t...2025-05-311h 07
That Record Got Me High PodcastBig Drill Car 'Album Type Thing' with Dan BonebrakeWhen this week's returning guest, bass player/musician Dan Bonebrake (The Lightworkers, Dashboard Confessional, The Enablers...etc) was discovering punk rock in the late 80s, he was already well on his way to becoming a 'player' in his own right. Costa Mesa, California band Big Drill Car and their 1989 debut 'Album Type Thing' (or CD/Tape Type Thing depending on the format) - with its concise, catchy songs and fiercely tight playing - was right up his musical alley. Turn it up!! Songs discussed in this episode: I Don't Mind (Buzzcocks cover) - Big Drill Car...2025-05-241h 12
Worst Little PodcastS15E08 Cori Elba- On Planet WeirdThis week we have the hilarious, sweet sassy sounds of punk drummer singer songwriter Cori Elba with Layla Moheimani on bass and Rob Elba, Cori’s dad, on guitar. Cori’s comes to Reno from Truckee Ca, Layla too. Rob originally from Queens, now in L.A. California. Cori began performing at the Alibi open mic in Truckee […]2025-03-061h 02
Kvikmyndapod: An Icelandic Cinema PodcastBeast (2022)Halló!
Rob and Ellie get their teeth sunk into an English-language Hollywood movie this week, as they follow big time Icelandic director (and actor) Baltasar Kormákur all the way to South Africa to witness Idris Elba punch a lion!
In 'Beast', Elba's Dr Nate Samuels takes his daughters on a pilgrimage to their recently deceased mother's village hoping it will bring the family closer together. Matters are complicated somewhat by a prowling lion hell-bent on revenge against the poachers who killed it's pride. Will the family survive and/or thrive? Take a guess!
A...2024-10-2552 min
The Every Movie Ever! PodcastPacific Rim: Guillermo Del Toro Shows Michael Bay How To KaijuBen and Rob drift together and pilot ‘Pacific Rim’, Guillermo Del Toro’s homage to all things kaiju and gundam. When kaiju invade Earth through a hole in reality, it’s up to a plucky team of humans to pilot giant mecha suit Jaegers in order to cancel the apocalypse. Starring Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day, Robert Kazinsky, Max Martini, and Ron Perlman ‘Pacific Rim’ was a hit at the box office but has failed to pick up the same devotion seen by the Toho or MonsterVerse franchises. But how did Guillermo Del Toro end up direc...2024-07-0154 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastMixtape Episode 'Unspooled' with Rob DrewThis week's guest, author Rob Drew, traces how a lowly, hissy format that began life in office dictation machines and cheap portable players came to be regarded as a token of intimate expression through music and a source of cultural capital in his new book Unspooled: How the Cassette Made Music Shareable. For this episode, he curated a mixtape of some of the music featured in his book and discusses it with Rob. TWO Rob's for the price of one! Songs discussed in this episode: Louis Quatorze - Bow Wow Wow; Sailin On - Bad Brains; C...2024-06-081h 09
That Record Got Me High PodcastSpoon 'Kill The Moonlight' with Rob KasseesThis week's guest Rob Kassees (1001 Album Complaints Podcast) brings us Spoon and their deceptively sparse, sonically luscious 2002 release 'Kill The Moonlight'. Britt Daniel and company employ a less-is-more approach that feels effortless and often had us pondering, "Does it rock or does it groove?" Yes. Songs discussed in this episode: The Way We Get By - Vitamin String Quartet; Green Shirt - Elvis Costello & The Attractions; Servo - Brian Jonestown Massacre; Small StakesThe Way We Get By - Spoon; Gravity Rides Everything - Modest Mouse; Some Weird Sin - Iggy Pop; Something To Look Forward To, I...2024-03-091h 06
That's HistoryNapoleon's Exile in Elba with Author Bill HimesNapoleon expert and author, Bill Himes, joins host Rob Lathan and producer Will Becton to dive deep into the seemingly untold story of Napoleon Bonaparte's exile on the island of Elba. LINKS!Will Hines: https://www.willhines.net/Jett Road Studios: https://www.jettroadstudios.com/FOLLOW THAT'S HISTORY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thats_history_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/that.s.history.podcast/ Twitter: https://www.https://twitter.com/ThatsHistoryPod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thatshistorypodFOLLOW JETT ROAD STUDIOS Inst...2023-10-3119 min
Disney Hour ExpressEpisode 30: Adventures in PodcastingWe're back to our traditional formatted episode. While some of you might be crying, we have a good one in store for you. We go around the world talking about the lesser known Disney travel option, Adventures by Disney. We also have the debut of Travel Specialist Nicole on pod as she sat down with us for an interview. Listen to find out what AbD has to do with Idris Elba, what insect is wreaking havoc in WDW, and find out if married people share a hive. This is one episode that you don't want to miss!...well...you...2023-07-3147 minDisney Hour ExpressEpisode 30: Adventures in PodcastingWe're back to our traditional formatted episode. While some of you might be crying, we have a good one in store for you. We go around the world talking about the lesser known Disney travel option, Adventures by Disney. We also have the debut of Travel Specialist Nicole on pod as she sat down with us for an interview. Listen to find out what AbD has to do with Idris Elba, what insect is wreaking havoc in WDW, and find out if married people share a hive. This is one episode that you don't want to miss!...well...you...2023-07-3147 min
Truth, Lies, Shenanigans"Dream Women" Project. Plus, Idris Elba, Fox News, and Christina AguileraArtist Neli Nenkova joins the show to talk about her new art gallery opening and her amazing project called Dream Women. Plus, we'll talk about Idris Elba "denying his blackness", Christina Aguilera promoting anti-aging injectables, and Rupert Murdoch admitting that Fox News knowingly promoted false election claims.Support the showPODZnetwork.com TLSShow.com2023-03-0759 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS6E270 - Bonus Mixtape Episode with Sam Fogarino of InterpolFor this BONUS 'Mixtape Episode', we invited drummer Sam Fogarino (Interpol) to curate a mixtape and dug into his selections. Sam's mixtape: 1.Auf Wiedersehen - Cheap Trick 2.Smash It Up - The Damned 3.Panorama - The Cars 4.Mustopha Dance - The Clash 5.Chessboards - Killing Joke 6.Disappearer - Sonic Youth 7.Carry The Zero - Built To Spill 8.Lullaby - Low 9.Dos Galaxias - El Mato a Un Policia Motorizado 10.Rock Music - Pixies 11.Only The Strong - Midnight Oil 12.Girl Loves Me - David Bowie 2023-01-151h 15
The Sonic TempleRob Elba: The Kinks - Strangers / Devo - Gates of Steel / Creedence Clearwater Revival - Long As I Can See The LightRob Elba (That Record Got Me High Podcast, The Holy Terrors) joins forces with us in The Sonic Temple. 'Tis the Season of Robs! And Rob Elba is kicking it off.Rob passed through the Gates of Steel, and at first we were Strangers but as Long As I Can See The Light he will forever be a part of the The Sonic Temple extended family.The three songs up for discussion:"Strangers" - The Kinks"Gates of Steel" - Devo"Long As I Can See The Light" - Creedence Clearwater Revival2022-12-0657 min
Flicks Worth WatchingFWW # 45 - Beast ReviewTony and Rob review Idris Elba and squad vs Lion. Also known as Beast. Is this movie the king of the jungle or just a pup?Jump to 1 hour 1 minute and 10 seconds to hear if they think it's worth watching.https://linktr.ee/Flicksworthwatching2022-10-201h 12
That Record Got Me High PodcastBonus Mixtape Episode with Cheetah ChromeFor this BONUS 'Mixtape Episode', we invited guitarist Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys, Rocket From the Tombs) to curate a mixtape and dug into his selections. From growing up in Cleveland listening to rock-and-roll radio like CKLW out of Detroit to his mom unwittingly turning him on to The Stooges, it was a super-fun conversation with a true punk rock legend! Cheetah's mixtape: 1. Jumpin Jack Flash - The Rolling Stones 2. I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles 3. 96 Tears - ? & The Mysterians 4. Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf 5. Good Morning Little School Girl...2022-09-211h 03
That Record Got Me High PodcastEcho & The Bunnymen 'Ocean Rain' with Corey duBrowaFor Liverpool UK band Echo & The Bunnymen's fourth release, 1984's 'Ocean Rain', they went all-in. Recorded primarily in Paris with a 35-piece orchestra, Ocean Rain is a dazzling collection of songs writ large with sweeping string arrangements and inspired - at times restrained and at times ferocious - playing /singing by band members Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Les Pattinson and Pete de Freitas. This week's guest Corey duBrowa went all-in as well, as he joined Rob to unpack this splendidly deranged musical masterpiece. Songs featured in this episode: The Killing Moon - CHVRCHES/Pavement/Matthew Sweet & Susanna...2022-09-171h 13
CinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 381 - Three Thousand Years of LongingDon't forget that you can get this and a lot of extra weekly content by supporting us on PATREON
No Rob this week, but the rest of us are here to review the newest Idris Elba movie, Three Thousand Years of Longing (2022), but first...
What Did We Watch This Week?
Dawson on Letterboxd
Brent on Letterboxd
Reggie on Letterboxd
25mil worldwide viewers for Rings of Power
Thunderbolts News
DC Fandome Canceled
GameStonk Movie
John Carpenter doesnt care about Halloween Sequels
NOPE Universe??
Brenden Fraser come back tour
Chadwick Boseman Wins Posthumous Emmy for What If?
Showtime and...2022-09-061h 23
That Record Got Me High PodcastThe Orb 'Pomme Fritz' with Nick MorfittThis week we ventured outside the box a bit, as we explored 1994's confounding 'Pomme Fritz' (The Orb's Little Album) by English electronic music group The Orb. When our guest, UK musician Nick Morfitt, first discovered this record he was ALREADY a fan of The Orb's brand of ambient techno, but this release - incorporating more abstract, experimental musique concrète elements - took him years to fully comprehend. Rob might still need a little more time. Music featured in this episode: Two Highland Lads - Alexander Brothers; Emerald Isle - NM and the No Man B...2022-08-1357 min
Smoke & Mirrors PodcastEpisode 95 - Put The Cap in DiCaprio?Welcome back to another episode of Smoke & Mirrors. We’ve scoured the web to bring you the latest in Streaming, Film and Entertainment news.Streaming News⁃ The Daniels set Mason at Showtime!⁃ Idris Elba and David Leitch make it Bang! At Netflix!⁃ Keanu Reeves doing his first series?Film News⁃ Austin Butler, Jodie Comer and Tom Hardy to star Jeff Nichols’ “The Bike Riders”.Oues-Zone⁃ What is happening at WB? We discuss the cancellation of Batgirl and the ripple effect through the DCEU.⁃ What does the HBO Max and Disc...2022-08-071h 13
Music Interviews with Rob Herrera on Front Row LiveLime Cordiale Interview | New Single “Country Club,” Idris Elba & New MusicLime Cordiale caught up with Rob Herrera at the Troubadour during their final stop of their North American tour to talk about new single “Country Club,” collaborating with Idris Elba & their upcoming new music.
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That Record Got Me High PodcastSlint 'Spiderland' with Jay ReeveIn 1991, teenage Louisville, Kentucky band Slint recorded 'Spiderland', a brooding, sinister record that helped invent post-rock and influenced a generation of musicians. This week's guest Jay Reeve (Muteant Sounds Net Label) joins Rob to dissect this darkly mysterious album. As Steve Albini wrote in a 1991 Melody Maker review: "It's an amazing record, and no one still capable of being moved by rock music should miss it. In 10 years' time, it will be a landmark and you'll have to scramble to buy a copy then." Songs featured in this episode: Groin - AG Davis; My Black Ass...2022-05-141h 01Smoke & Mirrors PodcastEpisode 80 - We Got Nia DaCosta?Another week of news from Oues! We scour the web so you don't have to!Tune in and discover all the latest happening with:Streaming News- What's happening with Netflix? We talk the losses, the strategies and the politics!- Idris Elba gets "Hijacked"?- Constantine DC and HBO Max show plot and star teased?Film News- Pedro Pascal talks "The Last of Us" faithfulness- Affleck and Damon reunite for Nike?- It Takes Two adapted for film?Movie Trailers2022-04-251h 24
That Record Got Me High PodcastS5E217 - Kate Bush 'Hounds Of Love' with Jim CamachoSinger/songwriter...musician...producer...et cetera...et cetera Jim Camacho sat down to discuss a record that got him high over 35 years ago and continues to inspire him today: 1985s 'Hounds Of Love' by the incomparable Kate Bush. The songs on this record are at once dramatic, moving, wildly adventurous and undeniably Kate! "Do you want to feel how it feels?" Songs featured in this episode: Hounds of Love - The Futureheads; When The World Stops Spinning - Jim Camacho; Free Man In Paris - Joni Mitchell; To True To Be Good - The Goods; Adagio...2022-04-0259 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastMatthew Sweet 'Girlfriend' with Paul RoubIn 1990 Matthew Sweet - who was going through a divorce and was just dropped by his record label - assembled a band that included iconic guitarists Richard Lloyd and Robert Quine and released what would be his breakout album, 1991's 'Girlfriend'. Singer/songwriter Paul Roub sat down with Rob to discuss this stripped-down slab of noisy pop goodness. Songs featured in this episode: Be Human - Paul Roub; Three Little Pigs - Green Jelly; Blank Generation - Richard Hell & The Voidoids; Alive - Pearl Jam; Divine Intervention, I've Been Waiting, Girlfriend, Looking at the Sun, Winona, Evangeline, Day fo...2022-01-011h 11Smoke & Mirrors PodcastEpisode 69 - Mutual LoveWelcome back to another week of News and Trailers!Rob, Dave & Triz kept it remote this week because they were all infectious and needed to quarantine - that didn't stop them from jam packing this episode full of cool stuff for your ear, noses and throats - which could be taken a few ways - pause, that could as well - let's just get on with it, shall we?Streaming News- What the hell happened when making Last Tango in Paris? - Kurt Sutter working on his first Netflix show?...2021-12-061h 03
Alternate PodcastAlternate The Take (Bastille Day)Idris Elba kicks butt as a CIA agent stopping a heist in France with pick-pocketer Richard Madden in The Take. Or Bastille Day. Just a couple of guys from the UK playing Americans in France. It’s about 90 minutes long so it has Alex Tourje’s attention. She and Rob Newton have some ideas for an alternate ending.2021-11-201h 13
That Record Got Me High PodcastThe Clash 'Sandinista!' with Woody ComptonReturning guest Woody Compton takes on what some feel is the Holy Grail of punk rock excess/hubris, The Clash's sprawling, three-record-36-track opus "Sandinista!" Woody contends it would have been far more effective - and palatable - as a single record, and brought us his 12 song track list as evidence. Rob is in love with the whole overindulgent assemblage, proving one man's mess can be another man's masterpiece. 2021-09-251h 15
WNY/ Nothing But Honesty PodcastEpisode 37 : Keep Us HumbleMusic By AZ, Idris Elba Conversation With God (Intro) and Earth, Wind & Fire You Want My Love This week Rob , Lady E and Mingo discuss the New Democratic nominee for Mayor of Buffalo NY, India Walton and the Current Mayor : Mayor Byron Brown and his 16 year 4 term run. We pay respects to those victims who lost their lives in the terrorists attack on the world Trade Center 20 years ago on September 11th 2001 as well as the first responders who helped search for survivors. Rest in Paradise to Michael K Williams and condolences to his family. What would you do if you...2021-09-131h 00
Rob Williams MusicMy House 03-21Rob Williams - My House intro #3 Innellea - Mars’s MoonMahr - Dream of You (Instrumental) Harry Diamond - Mecha 3 (Ghost Games) Storm Queen - For A Fool James Hype ft Harlee - Afraid (KC Lights Remix) Bob Moses & ZHU - Desire (Vintage Culture & Kiko Franco Remix) Idris Elba & Inner City ft Steffanie Christi'an - No More Looking Back (Instrumental Mix) [Defected]Glass Animals - Heat Waves (Sonny Fodera Remix) Milk & Sugar ft Ron Carroll - House Dimension (Brokenears Remix) [Milk & Sugar Recordings]Electrick...2021-08-311h 04
That Record Got Me High PodcastS4BONUS15 - Talking Heads "Speaking in Tongues" with 15 year old Jasper Cash Dunn-NolanIn this special bonus episode we sat down with 15 year old Jasper Cash Dunn-Nolan to discuss a record that - while it was released 23 years before he was born - quickly became one of his favorites: "Speaking in Tongues" by Talking Heads. Rob did his best to decode what it is about David Byrne and co.'s quirky, funky gem that grabbed Jasper's attention, and Jasper did his best not to OK-Boomer Rob TOO hard.2021-05-3143 minSmoke & Mirrors PodcastEpisode 46 - Fan the Hammer?This week The Oues talk:Streaming News- Taika Waititi to play pirates with Rhys Darby?- Has Zack Snyder gone too far with Army of the Dead? Find out what was cut out!- First details on Paramount+ Australian debut!Fan the Hammer!!!Film News- What legendary location is The Flash filming at?- Spielberg casting Spielberg?- Idris Elba working with Sam Hargreave on a brand new action extravaganza? First details right here!Movie TrailersPort Authority, Heels, Halston...2021-05-101h 37
Truth, Lies, ShenanigansSpecial Guest Micah from Black on Black Cinema on Concrete Cowboy and Promising Young Woman; Tech CEO's 70k Min. Wage Success; Walking While Black, Jonathan PentlandTLS SUNDAY MATINEE DOUBLE FEATURE!!From April 18th, 2021's Sunday Funday edition of the TLS Live Show where The Crew was joined by special guest, Micah of the "Black on Black Cinema" podcast. We'll start by breaking down Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin's ("Stranger Things") coming-of-age drama "Concrete Cowboy", based on the novel "Ghetto Cowboy. Then we'll take a look at the revenge thriller "Promising Young Woman", which has been nominated for five Oscars, including Best Actress for star Carey Mulligan, and Best Director and Best Picture for director Emerald Fennell. Plus, we'll have another round of...2021-04-211h 24
The Unified TeamThe Science of AttractionIn this podcast we talked about what attracted us to people.What happened to attraction over the span of a relationship and what killed it or kept it alive.We answered whether it can be re-ignited and much more.Transcript[00:00:00.835] Welcome to honest talk about heartbreak, dating and relationships, relationships, the podcast helping you navigate your path to happy ever after with your host, Rob McPhillips. So tonight, we're looking at the science of attraction. What is it that makes us attracted to one person and not to another? So...2021-03-162h 26
That Record Got Me High PodcastS4E420 - BONUS! - That Record Got This Adolescent High - TRGMH PatronsFor this special Bonus Episode, we asked our Patrons to give us a record that was released and got them high – metaphorically of course – in the year they turned fifteen. Rob & Barry chime-in with their own picks as well because they were teenagers once too - a long, long time ago Become a Patron today! www.Patreon.com/TRGMH2021-03-1053 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS4E1757-1804 Bonus Episode "Hamilton" - w/Lauren ArnoldFor this bonus episode Rob’s niece, SCAD (Savannah College of Art & Design) student Lauren Arnold, brought us the soundtrack to one of the most popular Broadway Musicals ever: Hamilton by Lin Manuel Miranda. Are Broadway musicals generally in That Record Got Me High Podcast’s wheelhouse? No. Did listening to the musical turn Rob and Barry into dedicated Broadway Musical fans? Also, no. Did we have a great time racing through the songs, trying to keep up with Lauren’s boundless enthusiasm for all things Hamilton. Yes. Yes we did. Support TRGMH on Ye Olde Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jo...2021-02-241h 22
That Record Got Me High PodcastS4E154 - Bardo Pond "Dilate" - with Joe TunisBardo Pond – Dilate Longtime Patron and founder of Carbon Records Joe Tunis (noise, improv, heavy, loud rock, and weird music since 1994) brought us a band/record we were not familiar with, but totally got us high: “Dilate” by Philadelphia space rock/psych purveyors Bardo Pond. It’s an album filled with slowly developing soundscapes that build and build, mixing equally vast amounts of subtlety and noise to great effect. Highly recommended! Support TRGMH, Rob and Barry, on Patreon for as little as $1 a month. https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH2021-02-131h 20
That Record Got Me High PodcastS4E153 - The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle - w/Brady NewbillBruce Springsteen – The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle Our guest this week, Brady Newbill, was born 12 years after the record he picked was released. He was a late-comer to “The Boss”, but when he finally discovered “The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle” by New Jersey’s favorite son Bruce Springsteen he was duly smitten. Springsteen would finally hit it big with his next record, “Born to Run”, but this sophomore effort finds him leaning into his songwriting skills and discovering his own voice – most often with magnificent results.
“Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny.”...2021-02-061h 15
That Record Got Me High PodcastS4E152 - "The Mekons Rock 'n' Roll" - With Tim QuirkHe wrote a song about them, his band went on tour with them, so it was only fitting that this week’s guest Tim Quirk (Too Much Joy) brought us “The Mekons Rock ‘n’ Roll” by University of Leeds art students-cum-enduring post-punk stalwarts the Mekons. This deeply meta record both celebrates and excoriates the power of rock music, and their schizophrenic blend of joyful noise and alt-country tunefulness is loud, fast and perfectly imperfect. Just as great rock ‘n’ roll should be! Support Rob and Barry on their crusade to give voice to every opinion they've ever had at Patreon: https://www.pa...2021-01-301h 36
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E143 - The Clash "London Calling" with Tom LaweryIs “London Calling” by The Clash the greatest rock-and-roll record ever recorded? Barry and Rob certainly make the case for its consideration, and luckily they are joined by super-Patron Tom Lawery who brought both the knowledge AND passion for this remarkably expansive tour de force. “London Calling, yes, I was there too. And you know what they said? Well, some of it was true!” Support That Record Got Me High: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2020-11-281h 32
History Ago GoThe Napoleonic Wars: A Global History (Alexander Mikaberidze)Professor and author Alexander Mikaberidze offers an in-depth and informative discussion on the Napoleonic Wars. He explains how Napoleon was able to rise to prominence from relative obscurity during the French Revolution. The professor discusses the aspects of the Revolution that Napoleon embraced even after he became an "enlightened despot." Mikaberidze details the impact that the French invasion of Egypt had on the region we now refer to as the Middle East. He entertains the aspects of the Napoleonic Code that were progressive and how in way Napoleon was a progressive leader. He offers his insight into the Franco-British rival...2020-11-201h 24
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E136 - Stereolab "Emperor Tomato Ketchup" - w/Nate LevineThis week's patient brought in for an examination is Stereolab's 1996 Emperor Tomato Ketchup. Local "Boys Giant" 'zine maven Nate Levine first heard the album while living with a model in Barcelona. Barry first heard it while living in Athens, GA. Rob isn't sure when he first, or last heard it. That theme is explored in a somewhat "special-grape-juice-soaked" visit with Dr. Benway and his alligator bag.2020-10-101h 20
Smoke & Mirrors PodcastEpisode 20 - Rule No.67This week The Oues talk through announcements on a Hot Wheels film, why you should never duff out Rick Moranis, Marvel rumours and news - Ms Marvel casting, Moon Knight Rumours, Doctor Strange 2 production start date, Jamie Foxx returns to Spiderman, John Cena and Idris Elba reuniting for Head of State, Shyamalan's new movie Old, Spiderhead - Joseph Kosinski's new film with Chris Hemsworth, Miles Teller and Jurnee Smollett, Avatar 2 production, Netflix's approach to the 3 Body Problem, Henry Cavill's keenness to be Bond, Barry Jenkins Lion King Pre-Sequel, A Fist Full of Dollars TV Show, The Nightbreed series, New Trailers...2020-10-042h 10
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E131 - The Associates - "Fourth Drawer Down" with Tom SmithAssociates – Fourth Drawer Down Returning guest, composer/producer/singer Tom Smith (To Live and Shave In L.A., Peach of Immortality) brings in a band that managed to escape both Rob & Barry’s radar, the darkly expansive and criminally overlooked (at least in the US) Scottish post-punk-pop band Associates. This amazing collection of singles released in 1980/81 defies categorization – but Berlin-era Bowie and mid-70s Roxy Music is a fair comparison. Main men Billy Mackenzie and Alan Rankine combine fiercely intelligent lyrics and cinematic soundscapes to create desolately beautiful tales of dreams, nightmares and urban paranoia.2020-09-051h 14
That Record Got Me High PodcastBONUS EPISODE! S3E130 - Taylor Swift - "Folklore" - with Cori & Samantha ElbaTaylor Swift – Folklore *Bonus Episode* In this special bonus episode, Rob’s daughters Cori & Sam Elba join us to discuss a record that appeared out of nowhere, grabbed them both immediately and has been garnering rave reviews: “Folklore” by Taylor Swift. The surprisingly adult sounding record, written and recorded in isolation by Swift in collaboration with producers Jack Antonoff and The National's Aaron Dessner, is filled with cinematic stories of life, love and loss.
They were very convincing in their praise, and by the end of episode – and after several glasses of wine – Rob and Barry were just about ready to be fitted f...2020-09-041h 34
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E128 - The Go-Go's "Beauty and the Beat" with Beatriz MonteavaroThe Go-Go’s “Beauty and the Beat” It was one of the most successful debut records of all time that happened to be by THE most successful female rock band of all time, but perhaps most important to our guest, musician/artist Beatriz Monteavaro (Holly Hunt, Saavik), it rocked! Betty joined Rob and Barry for a spirited conversation of the power-pop goodness that has been described as one of the cornerstone albums of American new wave, “Beauty and the Beat” by The Go-Go’s. Support TRGMH: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2020-08-221h 29
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E126 - Panic! At The Disco "Death of a Bachelor" - w/Erin LeePanic! At The Disco - Death of a Bachelor Barry & Rob go WAY out of their comfort zones this week with returning guest Erin Lee (104.3 The Shark), as she brings in a record near-and-dear to her heart. While Panic! At The Disco’s #1 selling “Death of a Bachelor” managed to escape our radar – it’s admittedly not our usual cup of tea - there’s no denying leader Brendon Urie’s outsize talent, and the album’s (AND Erin’s) infectious positivity somewhat softened our cold, hard souls and made for a spirited conversation. Thanks as usual for being a great sport Erin!2020-08-081h 20
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E124 - The Teardrop Explodes "Kilimanjaro" - w/Gary PenningtonThrough the magic of the digital communication Barry and Rob once again reach across the pond to the UK for a spirited and surprisingly sober conversation with a fan of the show. When then-teenager Gary Pennington first heard The Teardrop Explodes 1980 debut “Kilimanjaro” he was blown away by their modern, neo-psychedelic sound. Leader and main songwriter Julian Cope has had quite a career since, both as a solo artist and author/cultural commentator, but it all began here…2020-07-251h 30
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E121 - Jefferson Airplane "After Bathing at Baxter's" w/Richard Metzger of Dangerous MindsCounter culture icon and Editor of Dangerous Minds (www.dangerousminds.net), Richard Metzger, dove into the psychedelic deep end of the pool to discuss a record that STILL gets him high: Jefferson Airplane’s darker, heavier follow-up to Surrealistic Pillow, “After Bathing at Baxter’s”. Coffee was consumed, minds were expanded, and by the end the Summer of Love felt more like a hazy hangover. Support Rob and Barry, and That Record Got Me High at https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH2020-07-041h 21
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E118 - Blue Öyster Cult "Tyranny And Mutation" with Mike WattWe explore the red, the black, and everything in between Blue Oyster Cult’s “Tyranny and Mutation” with legendary bass player – and all-around good dude – Mike Watt (Minutemen, Firehose, The Stooges…)
Hear Mike break down this surreal hard rock oddity and describe the effect this 1973 record had on him and best friend D. Boon while Barry and Rob do their best to keep up. When the stories are this good, sometimes you just have to shut up and listen…2020-06-131h 39
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E116 - The Ramones "Road To Ruin" - with Woody ComptonThe Ramones fourth album was supposed to be the one that brought them mainstream success - stadium tours, luxury condos, champagne and limousines. Guess what happened? It didn't sell as well as Rocket To Russia, despite the presence of the obvious(?) radio hit "I Wanna Be Sedated," and the upgraded rhythmic pulse provided by new addition Marky Ramone. Rob, Barry and Is This Tomorrow's Woody Compton take the QM18 bus from midtown to Forest Hills, Queens on the Road To Ruin.2020-05-301h 23
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E109 - The Cars "The Cars" - with Trish "Money" MahoneyIt's Rock and Roll High School time with multi-talented Trish Mahoney, and less talented Rob and Barry, as we ride around in an older sibling's Camaro and listen to some New Wave band on cassette. The Cars were the first full-fledged card-carrying members of the club to sneak past the programming managers at rock radio. Their debut spawned hits, and much fawning over Ben Orr's good looks (TRGMH included). Get in the back seat, feel the hot upholstery on your t-shirt, and Let the Good Times Roll. While you're at it, please support our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join...2020-04-111h 09
Takin ShotsTAKIN SHOTS Ep. 45 (Coronavirus Panic, Celebrity Outbreak Cases, Jay Electronica, and More)CORONAVIIIIIIRUUUUUSSSS !
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What's up people! We are BACK at yall with CRAZY EPISODE 45 and just like yall we are trying to get through this coronavirus madness ! We had a lot to discuss today and of course we brought the funnies and jokes to help yall get through the panic and nervousness of this pandemic. Sit back, relax, and check out the brand new episode and don't forget to hit that share button !
06:27 Dope Tomorrow FINALLY watches Candyman and shares his thoughts on it.
08:40 Dope Tomorrow FINALLY watches Space Jam an...2020-03-2053 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastSE3E104 - Lou Reed "Transformer" - with Azalia SnailLos Angeles calling, with long-time Lou Reed aficionado, booster, and scholar Azalia Snail. She keeps putting dimes in the pay phone to tell her story of Transformer, the 1972 album that made sure Lou would make the "history books," and her interaction with various characters portrayed within. Rob and Barry try and keep up, as usual, running like Yogi and Boo Boo against that two-second Hanna Barbera background loop. Support TRGMH on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2020-03-141h 23
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E102 - Talking Heads "Remain In Light" with Tom LaweryWe find ourselves living in a shotgun shack, in another part of the world, with Tom Lawery, discussing the shocking vinyl disc that appeared on record store shelves in October, 1980. Rob and Barry get into it a couple of times, all because Minnie Mouse and Goofy can't keep their hands to themselves, your honor. Tom is knowledgeable, patient, and reasonable, which stands in stark contrast to the clown college rejects on the other two mics. (BTW It's a good one.) Help us pay to get our cars back from the repo man: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2020-02-291h 14
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E98 - Steel Pulse "True Democracy" with Camila RissoKingston via Birmingham via Miami via Camila Risso is how we get to That Record Got Me High's first foray into reggae, with Steel Pulse's "True Democracy." Driven by David Hinds' flawless vocals and a crack band, playing tracks with lots of rhythmic hiccups and turnarounds, it's a great headphone album as well as one to blast from your apartment window. Rob and Barry interrogate Camila about her reggae credentials, and she's got them. Support That Record Got Me High on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2020-02-011h 03
That Record Got Me High PodcastS3E97 - Swervedriver "Mezcal Head" with Sam Fogarino of InterpolLast week's guest becomes this week's subject in a clever sleight-of-hand made possible by Rob and his good friend Sam Fogarino, Interpol drummer of 20 years, Swervedriver fan – and musical collaborator with Adam Franklin. Mezcal Head is a euphoric masterpiece of guitar orchestration, melodic bliss, and flat out kick ass rock. If you haven't heard it, you should, and we'll try and convince you in our own "special" way. Please support our podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2020-01-251h 31
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E93 - St. Vincent, “Actor” with Adele StockAdele Stock – who might be distantly related to cohost Barry Stock – brings her insights and history with St. Vincent (Annie Clark) to our last episode of 2019. It's a striking, beautiful album with (maybe) a hidden narrative structure, or maybe it's just what happens when you watch movies with the sound off and write songs to explain what's going on. Adele has her own take on it and the 55+ duo chase after her coattails. Happy New Year from Rob, and Barry, and Adele! Please Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/ Our amazing sponsor: http://isthistomorrow.com/2019-12-281h 11
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E92 - "Purple Mountains" with Rachel AngelThis week's show features songwriter/guitarist Rachel Angel and the late David Berman's masterpiece, “Purple Mountains." It's a dark, beautiful, moving album of songs sung by someone who really means it. Thanks Rachel for letting us tag along on this journey, and thanks for playing your own bit of heartache for us at the close of the show. Support Rob and Barry and this show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/ Visit our sponsor for eight panels of wonderment: http://isthistomorrow.com/2019-12-211h 26
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E91 - Half Japanese "Charmed Life" with Marc MastersDespite being afflicted with a case of dengue fever (or maybe just a cold) his children brought home from school, journalist and author Marc Masters found his inner resolve and brought this marvelous album to our show. "Charmed Life" is at Half Jap's tipping point between their raw and noisy roots and their (also) raw pop sensibilities. No monkeys were harmed in the making of this recording. Support Rob and Barry on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH/2019-12-141h 15
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E90 - "Foo Fighters" debut w/Hillary DoughertyFor unknown reasons, another charming guest has visited the charm wasteland that is That Record Got Me High, and has left with her wits intact. Hillary Dougherty felt like Dave Grohl's solo-except-for-one-bit Foo Fighters debut needed polishing off, and since Rob LOVES Dave Grohl, I said "yes" while he wasn't looking. We dispel any caveats, though, finding that there's a lot to love, enjoy (and puzzle over) in this album, and Hillary definitely brings the groceries as a contributor. Support That Record Got Me High on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH Support those future political prisoners Woody and...2019-12-071h 09
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E89 - The Cure "Disintegration" w/Natalia BellusNatalia Bellus brings scholarly insights into Robert Smith and his gothic, romantic inclinations to That Record Got Me High. We try and try to not look stupid, but alas, a lass does us in and gets the upper hand intellectually on Barry, and Jethro – which is Rob's real name. Disintegration will put you in a mood – to tease your dyed black hair, drink absinthe, and stand on cold deserted beaches. Support That Record Got Me High on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH? Thanks again to our bitchin' sponsor, http://isthistomorrow.com/2019-11-291h 12
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E77 – R.E.M. “Reckoning” – with Tom LaweryBrookesville, Florida native Tom Lawery – who Barry Stock really should have known but didn't until now – drove over from St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad) to bring us R.E.M.'s 1984 sophomore set, “Reckoning.” It’s an album that has done more than stand up over time, it seems to have actually gotten better. It's not all hagiography in our episode with Tom, but this record got us all high. Support Rob and Barry's work on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH?2019-09-141h 27
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E73 – Jerry Lee Lewis Live at The Star Club – w/Jack RabidJerry Lee Lewis Live at The Star Club Hamburg is the greatest live album you've never heard. It's white hot, and The Big Takeover kingpin Jack Rabid comes onboard our leaky vessel to paddle for the far shore with a Whole Lotta insight about this here affair. Support Rob and Barry on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH? As always, thanks to our sponsor, Is This Tomorrow? http://isthistomorrow.com/2019-08-171h 16
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E71 – The Stranglers – “Black and White”With the cancellation of a guest due to a case of having to go to banjo camp (NOT a euphemism), Rob Elba and Barry Stock grabbed this one off the shelf, an album that ought to be in YOUR collection if it's not. The Stranglers are singular, weird, perfect, a force of nature – just not an entirely benevolent one. Four aural sculptors, five fucking stars.2019-08-031h 08
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E67 - Cheap Trick "Heaven Tonight" with Jill DefinisThis week we are joined by Punk Jill, Jill Definis, drummer for the Pop Skulls, world-class cynic (according to Rob) and Cheap Trick aficionado. We all pretty much give up on any kind of criticism of one of all of our favorite albums, the insanely great Heaven Tonight. Drinks are had, good and bad words are said, and we enjoy the heck out of this piece of wonderment. Support our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH?2019-07-041h 17
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E65 – The Velvet Underground “Loaded” – with Gary Waleik of Big DipperIn another of our...um..."collusions" with ex-members of Boston's beloved and defunct Big Dipper, axe-man Gary Waleik walks up the subway stairs with the fourth and final Velvet Underground album, "Loaded." "Sweet Jane" and "Rock and Roll" were FM rock staples in the late 70s, and this album was the closest the band got to mainstream...anything. Support Rob and Barry on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH? Visit our sponsor and marvel at the rapid decay of our society presented in eight-panel form: http://isthistomorrow.com2019-06-201h 22
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E64 – Shellac – “At Action Park” with Jay ReeveAn eyeball-gouging, face-raking, windshield bouncing classic from 1994, the debut from the (still doing it) trio of miscreants Shellac. 10 songs of love, loss, and getting your scrotum snagged in a carnival ride by Steve Albini, Bob Weston and Todd Trainer. Brought to us by the self-proclaimed “King of Used Office Furniture (in Deerfield Beach)” Jay Reeve, who drank the drinks and slung the hash with us. Please support our Patreon. Rob is getting angrier by the week: https://www.patreon.com/join/TRGMH?2019-06-131h 08
CinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 203 – Pet SemataryWe are back and we are LIVE in the Greater Ventchat Community Discord to review Pet Sematary (2019), but first… Angelina Jolie and Kumail Nanjiani in talks to star in Marvel’s Eternals Idris Elba won’t be Deadshot but will be someone else in Suicide Squad ‘Cowboy Bebop’: John Cho, Mustafa Shakir Among Four Cast in … Continue reading Episode 203 – Pet Sematary →2019-04-141h 11
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E53 – Smashing Pumpkins – “Gish” w/ Chris Bellus of Laser WolfThe AWESOME Chris Bellus from Laser Wolf and Invasive Species brewing in Fort Lauderdale joins us to introduce Rob and Barry to his favorite album, the debut by Chicago's Smashing Pumpkins, “Gish.” It's an album full of great textures and some sly nods to classic rock roots that might catch some listeners by surprise. https://invasivespeciesbrewing.com/# http://www.laserwolf.bar/home.html Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TRGMH Support Is This Tomorrow?: http://isthistomorrow.com2019-03-281h 04CinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 198 – Captain MarvelWe are back and we are LIVE in the Greater Ventchat Community Discord to review Captain Marvel (2019), but first… Sinemia Terminating Accounts And Asking For Tips Idris Elba to replace Will Smith in Suicide Squad Only one Blockbuster remains open in the WORLD!! No Happy Death Day 3 Box Office! (Mar 1-3) We now … Continue reading Episode 198 – Captain Marvel →2019-03-101h 21
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E50 – Minutemen – “Double Nickels on the Dime”This 1984 double album by Minutemen was (and continues to be) a peak, at the zenith of what Alternative Rock in the US aspired to in the 1980s. Over 40 songs of introspective beat poetry and political observations set to a totally legit, funky, angular soundtrack by three 1976 graduates from San Pedro High School. Proposition: This is one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Counter-argument: ??? Rob and Barry take their seats and get schooled by D, Mike and George. Support TRGMH on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TRGMH Support our sponsor, now the makers of fine bedding as well as a weekly...2019-03-061h 28
That Record Got Me High PodcastS2E49 – WEEZER (The Blue Album) – with Erin LeeErin Lee from FM 104.3 The Shark picked this week's deluxe slab of wax, the debut album by Rivers Cuomo's pop science experiment Weezer. The conversation is lifted by Erin's deep love and knowledge of this band's history, and inevitably degraded by Rob and Barry's crude, coarse, low-class japes, asides and bogus conclusions. But that's the point of the show, right? Thanks Erin for being a great guest. We'll do better next time, I promise. Support us via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TRGMH Visit our sponsor, the excellent “Is This Tomorrow”: http://isthistomorrow.com2019-02-281h 02
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E47 – Fucked Up – “David Comes To Life”Fucked Up’s opus “David Comes To Life” tells the story of a recurring character in their ouevre, the self-same David, and his relationship with Veronica (not from the Archie comics), her death, and the intercession of a narrator/puppeteer who feels remorse for what he's done. Rob loves it and drinks $200 rye, Barry has a tough time of it after a rough week and drinks vodka and orange juice. Become a patron: https://www.patreon.com/TRGMH Our sponsor: http://isthistomorrow.com2019-02-141h 00
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E46 – The Pretty Things – “Parachute”Rob and Barry reach back into the end of the 60s and the beginning of the 70s for The Pretty Things’ “Parachute,” the greatest album you've likely never heard by the greatest band you've probably never heard of. David Bowie covered TWO of their songs on his Pinups album, and wrote a song with their name in the title. This album is a gem, simultaneously tough and warm, musically ambitious but appealing, and rewards repeat listenings with layers of meaning and musical details. Produced by Norman Smith (Beatles engineer, early Pink Floyd producer) at Abbey Road.2019-02-071h 04
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E44 – The Boomtown Rats – “The Fine Art of Surfacing”Rob and Barry put on our wrap-around shades and faux leather jackets, park our Camaro behind the dumpster, and sneak into the New Wave club to catch The Boomtown Rats, before their frontman Bob Geldof moved on to Band Aid and Live Aid. Those events would put his band in a shadow, and less remembered than they might be otherwise. Best known for “I Don't Like Mondays,” The Fine Art of Surfacing has other hidden gems, just like the “Most Filling Ever” Oreos that fueled this episode.2019-01-241h 00
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E43 – Buzzcocks – “Singles Going Steady” w/Tim MoffattWe gather to say “hats off” to the recently deceased Pete Shelley, leader of the Buzzcocks, and to revisit their heavily influential singles compilation “Singles Going Steady”. Return guest Tim Moffatt tells his very lurid story involving PS, booze, hotels, Fort Lauderdale, and things he didn't know but found out quick. Rob and Barry are looking for sponsors, so hit us up at trgmh33@gmail.com if you have a business, like our podcast and think we could bring you some wanted attention. Our Patreon is at www.patreon.com/TRGMH if you'd like to sponsor our ongoing endeavor.2019-01-171h 12
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E41 – Wire – “Pink Flag”In lieu of a scheduled appearance by the entire Big Dipper ensemble (next week, come hell or high water), Rob and Barry make haste not waste and deliver an episode about a monolith of underground music, Wire’s debut, “Pink Flag.” The list of luminaries (and lesser lights) who have copped to stealing wholesale from this treasure trove of ideas would fill the rest of this page. Brief songs touching on politics, sexuality and boredom are given a buff and shine by genius producer Mike Thorne, who copped to calming Wire's uptight art school nerves with a “jar of homegrown.” Whatever t...2019-01-0357 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E40 – The Who – “The Who Sell Out” with guest Ivan SolianiBarry, Rob and Ivan Soliani go further back than we ever have to the 1967 masterpiece by Pete, Roger, John and Keith, The Who Sell Out. Although it contains their one and only US hit single (“I Can See For Miles”), the balance of the album is a quirky collection of songs interspersed with clever commercials. Some of the songs rate amongst the best the band ever recorded, and it has become a favorite of many who in earlier decades would have picked “Who’s Next” without any hesitation. Recorded live at The Laser Wolf, with thanks to Chris Bellus, and as always...2018-12-291h 06
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E39 – Joni Mitchell – “Court and Spark” with guest John CamachoJohn Camacho, a South Florida music veteran who quit the mean streets of Miami-Dade and Broward for the idyllic ancient hills of North Carolina brings us an album that touched him deeply. Joni's meisterwerk is indeed a penetrating and impeccable portrait of the early 1970s music scene, and her legendary voice is all over it. The LA studio pros who back her up give it some jazz cred, and Five Stars is probably not enough to give it. Unless you're Rob Elba. Listen in and find out what goes on.2018-12-211h 03
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E38 – My Chemical Romance – “The Black Parade”Like two old goats fighting over a rusty coffee can, Barry and Rob lock horns over Rob's pick of Emo concept album “The Black Parade.” It's more of a classic rock record than anything, which Barry delights in pointing out, while Rob follows the album's narrative thread until said thread sort of goes off the rails. Both Styx and Beck come up, although no Styx songs were used in the production of this podcast, I promise.2018-12-131h 01
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E29 – The Rolling Stones – “Tattoo You” with Steve GrothmannA Stones album of tarted-up outtakes from the previous decade gets the once over with the sharpened sticks by Rob, Barry and guest Steve Grothmann, who escaped from Tampa with only the cassette player on his back and a song in his underpants. Turns out it's a pretty great record, and better than ones they probably worked harder on.2018-10-121h 04
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E28 – My Dad Is Dead – “A Divided House” with Rat BastardThe inimitable and suave Frank Falestra, aka Rat Bastard, condo board president and retired Airline President, joins Rob and Barry to discuss the recorded works of Mark Edwards under the band name My Dad Is Dead. His 2005 release A Divided House is what Rat wanted to focus on, and we manage to focus, a little, in between phone calls and ribald stories. Apologies to Mark Edwards for another round of armchair psychoanalysis by the TRGMH peanut gallery. This one was, indeed, a lot of fun.2018-10-0453 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E27 – Frank Zappa – “Apostrophe” – LIVE at The Laser Wolf with Jesse Small from Milk SpotRob, Barry and Jesse Small from Milk Spot gnaw like poodles on the second of Frank Zappa's post-head injury discs, the Eskimo-infested and Cosmik Debris-buffeted “Apostrophe”, all while drinking the fine concoctions (well, Rob and Barry anyway) poot forth by The Laser Wolf. Frank survives unscathed, despite having died 25 years ago, and still continuing to influence young bon vivants like Jesse.2018-09-2851 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E25 – Guided By Voices – “Propeller” w/Derek HydeRob and guest Derek Hyde take turns piloting the river boat up the Great Miami River to Dayton, Ohio, home of the prolific, erratic genius Robert Pollard. The cargo is Guided By Voices' 1992 album Propellor, the album which PROPELLED them into great acclaim and a career in the wider spaces. Barry is allowed to look at the scenery but is sent below deck like Lurch in The Addams Family when he makes comparisons with another 1992 musical act. Rob and Derek come ashore, erect their temple, set about adoring St. Robert, and distributing smallpox-infected GBV mix tapes to the gentle natives...2018-09-131h 00CinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 170 – The Happytime MurdersWe are here to talk about puppets and Melissa McCarthy in The Happytime Murders(2018), but first… More MoviePass Changes Hemsworth and Pine leave Star Trek Guardians 3 put on hold James Bond 25 delayed following Danny Boyle exit and Idris Elba confirms he won’t be the next James Bond Charlies Angles Reboot directed by Elizabeth … Continue reading Episode 170 – The Happytime Murders →2018-08-261h 16
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E22 – Black Sabbath – “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” w/Brandon SamdahlThe Sabbs emerge from the potent sludge of Vol. 4 with a decidedly nuanced effort, featuring synths and orchestration, but with some of their heaviest riffs as well. Rob, Barry, and guest Brandon Samdahl get into their teenage costumes and travel back to when they first heard the metal masterpiece, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. thatrecordgotmehigh.com trgmh33@gmail.com2018-08-2352 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E21 – Nick Lowe – “Pure Pop for Now People” with Garry MessickGarry Messick comes aboard the leaky submarine of That Record Got Me High and mans the pump, keeping Rob and Barry from plummeting into the crushing inky depths. We also talk about Nick Lowe's “Jesus Of Cool” via its (actually better) US counterpart, "Pure Pop For Now People.” All they said 'get in', get in. thatrecordgotmehigh.com trgmh33@gmail.com2018-08-1658 minCinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 168 – The MegWe are here to talk about SHARKS and Jason Statham with The Meg(2018), but first… Venom movie now PG_13 in case of Spiderman crossover New Oscar Category Outstanding Achievement In Popular Film Movie Pass Stuff Marvel scrapping James Gunn’s Guardians 3 Idris Elba for Bond? Disney streaming service end of next year Box Office! (Aug … Continue reading Episode 168 – The Meg →2018-08-1337 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E20 – “Modern Lovers” – with Steve Michener from Big DipperSteve Michener phones it in, just like we asked him to, to talk about his favorite album of all time: Modern Lovers by Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers. Rob and Barry drink and interrupt, and offer poorly-sourced opinions and historically inaccurate anecdotes. Steve did great though, and everything he said is 100% true, according to him. thatrecordgotmehigh.com trgmh33@gmail.com2018-08-081h 01
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E19 – Elton John – “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy”Rob picks a childhood favorite and waxes eloquent about the contents thereof. Barry is along for the ride, and provides humorous asides a la W.C. Fields. Email us at trgmh33@gmail.com or visit our website for links and artwork at thatrecordgotmehigh.com2018-08-0252 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E16 – Mott The Hoople – “All The Young Dudes”Mott The Hoople are the band hiding around the corner of many other more famous ensembles, having been influential and beloved in the music community more so than in the public eye. Their biggest hit was written for them as a desperation move by David Bowie to keep them together, and it worked. Rob and Barry try not to embarrass themselves for the 16th time, to no avail. http://thatrecordgotmehigh.com2018-07-1350 minCinemaChat Podcast w/Rob & Brent…and ReggieEpisode 163 – Ant-Man and the WaspNo Brent, but Rob and Reggie talk about Marvel’s latest Ant-Man and the Wasp(2018), but first… Scarlet Johansson Casting Controversy Idris Elba Joins Fast And The Furious Kevin Fige taking over Star Wars? Skyward Comics Coming To The Big Screen Miles Teller Cast In New Top Gun Movie Box Office! (Jun 29 – July 1) … Continue reading Episode 163 – Ant-Man and the Wasp →2018-07-0841 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E15B – Lou Reed – “New York” (Part 2 of 2)Barry and Rob get in the car with the late Lewis Allan Reed, “Lou”, and drive up and down the dirty boulevard of NYC in 1989, and visit the street scenes and apartment-dwelling vignettes strikingly captured in song. We decided that there was too much on this album to get right in one episode, so we're splitting it into two. Part two of two. trgmh33@gmail.com http://thatrecordgotmehigh.com2018-07-0552 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E15A – Lou Reed – “New York” (Part 1 of 2)Barry and Rob get in the car with the late Lewis Allan Reed, “Lou”, and drive up and down the dirty boulevard of NYC in 1989, and visit the street scenes and apartment-dwelling vignettes strikingly captured in song. We decided that there was too much on this album to get right in one episode, so we're splitting it into two. Next week: part two. trgmh33@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/ThatRecordGotMeHigh/ http://thatrecordgotmehigh.com2018-06-2848 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E11 – Dead Kennedys – “Plastic Surgery Disasters”Hello Jello et Co. from That Record Got Me High Podcast. Rob and Barry and their cantankerous…recording equipment(!) get a load of 1982's Plastic Surgery Disasters by Dead Kennedys. Contrary to what's said in the podcast we did hear back from Alternative Tentacles, but we didn't cross the threshold of necessity, and Jello will be providing commentary elsewhere. Hit us up at trgmh33@gmail.com or at https://www.facebook.com/ThatRecordGotMeHigh/ http://ThatRecordGotMeHigh.com2018-06-0156 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E8 – The Smiths "Strangeways Here We Come" with guest Brian FranklinThe first three-person voyage into the inky blackness of That Record Got Me High commences with Brian Franklin, long-time Smiths fan, songwriter and worthy adversary for the grizzled boneheads Rob and Barry. We light the unreliable engines and streak skyward on a rocket with Morrissey's coiffed visage painted on the nosecone, and Johnny Marr's programs at the helm. Place your bets on whether we crash and burn, and give us your unvarnished feedback at trgmh33@gmail.com or https://www.facebook.com/ThatRecordGotMeHigh/ We are also available to listen to on RadioPublic at... https://radiopublic.com/that-record-got-me-high-podcast-WDRpMp http://ThatRecordGotMeHigh.com2018-05-1858 min
That Record Got Me High PodcastS1E5 - Hüsker Dü – "Flip Your Wig"A somewhat contentious offering from the ambiguously dynamic duo of Rob and Barry, this week the electron microscope aims at Hüsker Dü's fourth album, their last on SST Records. There is no flying fur, per se, but the hosts do have different perspectives on this slab of classic wax and – believe you me – they let you know. www.facebook.com/ThatRecordGotMeHigh/ trgmh33@gmail.com http://ThatRecordGotMeHigh.com2018-04-191h 05