Record Ranters

Flakiness: It's a social disorder that plagues many facets of life, but in the music biz it seems to be sadly expected within the culture. The Ranters 3 weigh in on this annoying phenomena with anecdotes and possible remedies; the key word being "possible". (Also featuring AIDS-ridden Komodo Dragons and what to do about them.)

Like, no, love Jazz?? Put that love to the test with the Ranter Trio as they dissect and critique the consequential cult congregates of the "career wrong note players" (thanks, Spın̈al Tap).

How many times a week do you think a person answers the questions "Who's your favorite music producer?" or "Who's your favorite recording engineer?". Probably not as much as getting asked about their favorite artist; but after this week, the Ranters hope to change that.

Music possesses a multitude of powers, but this week's episode finds the trio putting on their amateur psychologist hats to discuss one power in particular: Its effect on our memories.

What's better than listening to music? Watching music! Tune in as the Ranters 3 geek out over their most cherished live performances they've seen on stage and on film.

What gives some of the most iconic albums their legendary status? For Mo, Joe, & Jim, no killer record can attain such glory without an almighty Album Opener to pump any listener up for a memorable experience. But with so many awesome albums that contain equally epic openers, how can the Ranters possibly contain themselves?? The struggle is real this week, mis amigos. (Feat. Pink Floyd, Adele, Nirvana, Radiohead, No Doubt, and more!)

Join the geeks 3 as they gush with near-reckless abandonment over their favorite aspects of the veritable Kings of Prog Rock whilst accepting the sad fact that the Alamo does indeed belong to Phil Collins now.

Wherein the boys take their best shots at describing a strange world at the risk of sounding like noobs including creating a Top 5 list of defining groups!   (Feat. King Crimson, The Beach Boys, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, and more!)