Earworms

Vince

Saosin - Translating The Name

https://open.spotify.com/album/3Lfxp4dgtCBJN74rmo7tiE?si=7wzCRAIkR-ualwKBEcvzJg 

Translating the Name is Saosin's first EP, released on June 17, 2003 through Death Do Us Part.  It was released before Anthony Green left the band to form Circa Survive (although he eventually returned for their 2016 album, Along the Shadow). This is also the only Saosin release with bassist Zack Kennedy, and the only one without drummer Alex Rodriguez. Guitarist Beau Burchell said that Rodriguez wanted to play on the album but had a prior commitment with his former band Open Hand. Pat Magrath filled in as a session musician and played with Saosin for a short time before Rodriguez joined.

AJ

Spring into Summer - Lizzy McAlpine

https://open.spotify.com/track/6oCXDaFZYL7sHnowv6pdXb?si=28676dd6222a47a1 

The Electric State (Netflix) - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7766378 // https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_electric_state 

This Week - Film Reviews

Freaky Tales (Theaters) - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21942598 // https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/freaky_tales

In this episode, Vince and A.J. discuss the recent March Madness tournament, sharing their unexpected outcomes and personal rankings. They transition into music, highlighting Lizzie McAlpine's new song and the resurgence of the band Panchiko. The conversation shifts to the screamo genre, focusing on Seyosin's influence. Finally, they review Netflix's 'Electric State', exploring its themes and character dynamics. In this engaging conversation, A.J. and Vince Marotte delve into the world of film, discussing the nostalgic elements of childhood favorites, the pitfalls of Netflix movies, and the rise of indie films like 'Freaky Tales.' They explore the unique storytelling structures that captivate audiences, the cultural references that enrich narratives, and the importance of engaging with viewers through relatable content. Their insights reflect a deep appreciation for cinema and the evolving landscape of film production.takeaways

• Duke's unexpected loss in March Madness surprised many.
• Lizzie McAlpine's music is gaining popularity through TikTok.
• Panchiko's journey from obscurity to Spotify success is fascinating.
• Seyosin represents a peak in the screamo genre.
• The emotional connection to robots in films is challenging.
• Netflix's movie endings often disappoint despite strong starts.
• The importance of music in setting seasonal vibes is highlighted.
• A.J. finds joy in discovering new artists and songs.
• Vince reminisces about the impact of music from his youth.
• The duo plans a summer song draft for their next episode. Netflix movies often start strong but struggle with endings.
• Indie films like 'Freaky Tales' offer fresh perspectives.
• Nonlinear storytelling can enhance viewer engagement.
• Cultural references in films resonate with audiences.
• Nostalgia plays a significant role in film enjoyment.
• Character development is crucial for audience connection.
• Music can enhance the emotional impact of a film.
• Engaging with the audience fosters a deeper connection.
• The film industry is shifting towards indie productions.
• Actors like Millie Bobby Brown are evolving in their careers.

Chapters

00:00 March Madness Recap

03:07 Music Discoveries and Earworms

06:00 Exploring Lizzie McAlpine

08:49 The Rise of Panchiko

12:05 Screamo and Seyosin

15:00 Film Reviews: Netflix's Electric State

22:53 Nostalgia in Film: Robots and Childhood Memories

24:54 The Netflix Dilemma: Great Start, Weak Endings

27:44 The Rise of Indie Films: Freaky Tales

30:30 Nonlinear Storytelling: A Unique Structure

36:54 Cultural References: Music and History in Film

43:43 Engaging with the Audience: Questions for Dads