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The Dischourse
The Dischourse
11 episodes
15 hours ago
Welcome to The Dischourse, a podcast about the music and history of Washington, DC’s legendary indie label, Dischord Records. Hosted by fans, friends, and Washingtonians in exile David DeKeyser and Nick Feeley, this thoroughly biased and somewhat chronological journey through each and every Dischord release will no doubt inspire, enrage, and amuse music nerds the world over (even if they've never seen a show at Ft. Reno). Gripes? Fan mail? TheDischourse@gmail.com
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Welcome to The Dischourse, a podcast about the music and history of Washington, DC’s legendary indie label, Dischord Records. Hosted by fans, friends, and Washingtonians in exile David DeKeyser and Nick Feeley, this thoroughly biased and somewhat chronological journey through each and every Dischord release will no doubt inspire, enrage, and amuse music nerds the world over (even if they've never seen a show at Ft. Reno). Gripes? Fan mail? TheDischourse@gmail.com
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Music Commentary
Music
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#6 - Revolution Others (Dischord 17-21, 23-26)
The Dischourse
1 hour 19 minutes 42 seconds
5 years ago
#6 - Revolution Others (Dischord 17-21, 23-26)

Rites of Spring may have been singular, but the spirit of Revolution Summer was invigorated by bands like Beefeater, Dag Nasty, Gray Matter, and Embrace, to name a few. We’ll look at how each of these bands brought different ideas and approaches to helping establish a true second wave that ended up laying the foundation for much of Dischord’s output over the next decade.

Songs in this episode:

  1. Beefeater - "Just Things"
  2. Strange Boutique - "In A Heaven"
  3. Beefeater - "Red Carpet"
  4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Real Men Don't Kill Coyotes"
  5. Beefeater - "Satyagrana"
  6. Beefeater - "40 Sonnets On Plants"
  7. Dag Nasty - "All Ages Show"
  8. Descendents - "I'm Not A Punk"
  9. Bloody Mannequin Orchestra - "Meal At McDonalds"
  10. DYS - "Stand Proud"
  11. Dag Nasty - "Circles"
  12. Dag Nasty - "Wig Out At Denkos"
  13. Bad Religion - "Do What You Want"
  14. Junkyard - "Hollywood"
  15. Lifetime - "Young, Loud, and Scotty"
  16. Gray Matter - "Burn No Bridges"
  17. Gray Matter - "I Am The Walrus"
  18. Squirrel Bait - "Sun God"
  19. Gray Matter - "Retrospect"
  20. Embrace - "Dance of Days"
  21. Embrace - "Money"
  22. Empire - "All These Things"
  23. Pailhead - "I Will Refuse"
  24. Ministry - "Halloween"
  25. Gray Matter - "Oscar's Eye"
The Dischourse
Welcome to The Dischourse, a podcast about the music and history of Washington, DC’s legendary indie label, Dischord Records. Hosted by fans, friends, and Washingtonians in exile David DeKeyser and Nick Feeley, this thoroughly biased and somewhat chronological journey through each and every Dischord release will no doubt inspire, enrage, and amuse music nerds the world over (even if they've never seen a show at Ft. Reno). Gripes? Fan mail? TheDischourse@gmail.com