Vinylly Friday

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim can't hang up on the 2010 single Telephone by Lady Gaga and Beyonce. Next Episode: Through The Wire - Kanye West Through The Wire - Tokyo Police Club   FYPM: Death From Above 1979 - Romantic Rights The Ballad of Buster Scruggs   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Thank you for listening!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim rock out to Wolfmother's 2005/2006 self titled debut album.    Links:  "The Destroyer" painting by Frank Frazetta "Death Dealer" by Frank Frazetta (the painting of a Viking on horseback Tim was originally thinking of) "Communication Breakdown" UK Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Performance The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins 7 Surprisingly Dark Series Finales in Kid-Friendly Shows (16:01-19:06) Sam's Speech- Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Gretta Van Fleet Pitchfork Review FYPM: "Howl"- Beware of Darkness Hip-Hop Evolution  Biffy Clyro- Only Revolutions Gretta Van Fleet- Anthem of the Peaceful Army   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Thank you for listening!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim review the Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)   Vox - Beats and Bars Saturday Morning Cartoons Greatest Hits  FYPM:  Shaolin Temple (1976) The Warriors (1979) Red Dead Redemption II Next episode will be on Wolfmother Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Thank you for listening!

It's Vinylly Friday, but the calendar caught up with us. We'll be back next week with our episode on "Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers)" by Wu Tang Clan Thanks for your patience and our deepest apologies for any inconvenience.  Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Thank you for listening!    

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim review the 2003 untitled album by blink-182.    Music Videos:  Feeling This I Miss You Violence Stockholm Syndrome Down Always   FYPM:  Tom Petty- Don't Come Around Here No More Fall Out Boy- Infinity on High Post Malone- beerbongs & bentleys   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Next weeks episode will be on "Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers)" by Wu Tang Clan Thank you for listening!

This week on our Vinylly Friday short spin, Eddie and Tim discuss "Money For Nothing" by Dire Straits. Next Episode will cover Blink 182 by Blink 182 Mentioned in the episode:  Parks and Rec Hot Snakes   FYPM:  Love the Art, Hate the Artist By The Art Assignment Romeo And Juliet - Dire Straits Romeo And Juliet - The Killers Hot Snakes Prime Mates Podcast   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design.

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim discuss the album "Hands of Glory" by Andrew Bird (take two). They also discuss Nashville, a unique summer camp, and Tim pitches his movie idea.  Mentioned in the episode:  Arkells- Ballad of Hugo Chavez Carly Rae Jepsen Song Exploder The Band- The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Lynyrd Skynyrd- The Ballad of Curtis Loew Yusuf/ Cat Stevens- Father and Son   FYPM:  Carly Rae Jepsen- When I Needed You Frank Fairfield Andrew Bird- "Break it Yourself" Mason Jennings City and Colour Marvel's Spider-Man   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design. 

This week on Vinylly Friday, the boys discuss The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill By Lauryn Hill. Biggie Small Thomas The Tank Engine Vox: Rapping Deconstructed Boris The Spider - THe Who FYPMs:  Jedi Mind Tricks - Blood In Blood Out Jedi Mind Tricks - Uncommon Valor J. Cole- 2014 Forest Hills Drive Fake Problems- Real Ghosts Caught on Tape The Glorious Sons- Young Beauties and Fools   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design.   

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim (who didn't die) discuss the album "The '59 Sound" by The Gaslight Anthem.  Links The Killers- Cowboy Christmas Ball Video Justin Townes Earle- Harlem River Blues   FYPM The Gaslight Anthem- Live at Park Ave The Gaslight Anthem- Handwritten Side B track listing:  "Too Much Blood" "Howl" "Biloxi Parish" "Mae" "National Anthem" Tears for Fears- Memories Fade Bruce Springsteen- Atlantic City Next week,will will be reviewing The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Tim and Eddie are joined by special guest and friend of the show: Tim's wife and Eddie's friend Kristen to celebrate the one year anniversary of the release of Kesha's album "Rainbow". Join the trio as they get cathartic, talk horses in music, and provide their own clap tracks. Special thank you to Kristen for sacrificing her time and supporting this little endeavor! "Woman" Music Video "Die Young" Music Video Salton Sea Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town Dinosaur  FYPM Hip Hop DX Ken Burns Vietnam "Ride" Cover "Alone" by Halsey Wild 'N Out Lovett or Leave It Succession Getting Curious   Next week we will be covering "The '59 Sound" by Gaslight Anthem           Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you

Next episode we will be discussing the album Rainbow by Kesha

Welcome to Vinylly Friday’s inaugural Short Spin episode! This week, Eddie and Tim dive deep on Song of the Summer contender: “no tears left to cry” by Ariana Grande. Eddie and Tim also discuss conspiracy theories, and reveal some (not-so-guilty) guilty pleasures. Also Kanye West talk. Always Kanye West talk.   Song Exploder- “Prom Night” by Anamanaguchi “Problem” music video FYPM Summer Bops: Katy Perry- Teenage Dream Katy Perry- California Gurls (ft. Snoop Dog) Side to Side- Ariana Grande (ft Nicki Minaj)   Next episode we will be discussing the album "Hands of Glory" by Andrew Bird Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on (an albeit late episode of) Vinylly Friday, Tim and Eddie get funky with Stevie Wonder's album "Innervisions".  Ongoing History of New Music- Songs of Protest  The White Stripes- We're Going To Be Friends FYPM:  Stevie Wonder- We Can Work It Out Pull the Plug Podcast Collaboration Episodes:  Drinking Points on Vinylly Friday Vinylly Friday on Drinking Points   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Tim, and Eddie discuss Brothers by The Black Keys from 2010   Links:  Howlin' For You music video Robert Rodriguez 10 Minute Film School FYPM:  Tim: Drive Movie Sound Track (only on Youtube)         Blade Runner Sound Track Eddie: Song Exploder - Bojack Horseman Theme           Ghost Town - Kanye West   Next week we will be covering Innervisions By Stevie Wonder Check out our collaboration episodes with Drinking Points Day for Night by The Tragically Hip Walter Jelly Donut Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Tim and Eddie conclude their thoughts and review sides C and D of "Camp" by Childish Gambino (Donald Glover)   Links:  Soul Makossa Longest Text Message FYPM:  Tim: Freaks and Geeks Eddie: High Maintenance   Next week we will be covering Brothers by The Black Keys Check out our collaboration episodes with Drinking Points Day for Night by The Tragically Hip Walter Jelly Donut Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on the show, a special part one of two on Childish Gambino's (Donald Glover's) first album "Camp".  Links: Killmonger Twista Raps 280 Words Per Minute FYPM:  Lil Wayne- Rolling in the Deep  Childish Gambino- Break (All of the Lights) Solo: A Star Wars Story Arctic Monkeys- Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino     Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim team up with Troy and Haley From Drinking Points. They cover The Tragically Hip's 1994 Album, Day for Night. ALSO, Check us out on their new episode available Friday, May 18th! The Darkest One - The Tragically Hip Music Video Elephant Parts Skits Poets - The Tragically Hip Music Video FYPM:  Eddie:  Blue Rodeo - Lost Together Tim:  The Ongoing History of New Music Troy: Green Jello Canibal Corpse - Torture Haley: The Rust Belt Brigade - Your Mind Grease Creepers Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Digs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, the boys get proggy with Supertamp’s 1974 album “Crime of the Century”. They also discuss ideas for a prog rock dialog driven film, Eddie and Tim sing, discuss face tattoos and talk SONGS ABOUT CRIME!!!!! Overall, a very normal episode by our standards. Why Do British People Sound American When They Sing?  Superman II FYPMs:  Dead Moon Night The Martian by Andy Weir The Paper Cut Chronicles Check out our friends at Drinking Points Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Degs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive.   Thank you to Michaela Worosz for logo design.  Feel free to write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com.  Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday As always, thanks for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim unwittingly celebrate 4/20. They cover The Beatles drug influenced Revolver. Buckle up for a psychedelic ride through Rainy England, Sitar Music and Sampling. Mad Men Lady Lazurus   FYPM:  Eddie:  Die Cut - Cut Chemist Hey Little Girl - The Beatles (Cant find a link) Drinking Points - Clinton's Folley? Tim:  Runaway - Ramin Djawadi (Kanye West Cover) Where Is My Mind - Maxence Cyrin (Pixies Cover) Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Digs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, thank you for listening and enjoy the show!

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim discuss "Fantasies" by Metric on the eve of the ninth anniversary of the album's release. They also discuss if they'd rather be The Beatles or The Rolling Stones, and who would win in the "Stadium Love" match-ups.  Drezzed by Daft Punk from the TRON: Legacy Soundtrack Scarface Totally Spies! The Movie  Gold, Guns, Girls Music Video  Mick Jagger Interview about Merry Clayton's vocals on "Gimme Shelter" Great Jones Street by Don DeLillo Mumford and Sons made it  FYPM:  Eddie: The Bravery- The Bravery (2005) Everything Sucks!  Tim:  Everybody Out!- Everybody Out! (2008) Veruca Salt- Eight Arms to Hold You Arya Talking to Me? Game of Thrones recap Podcast   Write to us at vinyllyfridaypod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @vinyllyfridaypod Follow us on Twitter @vinyllyfriday   Thanks to Michaela Worosz for logo design. Music used in the intro and closing is "Could It Be So Hard" by The Digs. Used under Creative Commons License via Free Music Archive. As always, than