Featuring interview clips with Duane Tudahl, check out his kickstarter for his new documentary here
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1113034335/crack-the-sky-50th-anniversary-documentary-film
Dig if u will this episode, the long awaited return of the mainline episode where we discuss an album many have noted as a favorite and it’s companion movie: Purple Rain. We hear from one of the worlds most dedicated Prince researchers, ask if Prince is an alien with super powers, ask for The Time, and recount niche competitive fight game beef between Smash Brothers players and Street Fighter lovers.Can u my darling? Can u picture that?
IFP Pit Stop: Season in the abyss
The IFP boys set a demarcation line between season 1 and season 2 with an OOPS! All Segments pit stop. They power rank the albums, assign more NFL teams a vibes matching band, reminisce on the best and most confounding parts of season one, what’s a Graham sandwich? and….is that Taylor Swift!?!?
In this episode of the Indie 500 Podcast, Breddy & Helio sit down with John Stanier, drummer for Battles, to discuss their album ‘Mirrored’, ranked number 436 on NME’s top 500 albums of all time. Stanier talks about his experiences recording at Machines with Magnets studio, his initial reaction to joining Battles, and the band's creative evolution over the years. The conversation also veers into memorable anecdotes, including collaborations, their rapid ascent in the alternative music scene, and behind-the-scenes stories about their notable music videos.
In this episode of the Indie 500, Breddy & Helio sit down with Ian Williams, guitarist for the band Battles, to discuss their album "Mirrored" which lands at #436 on NME's top 500 albums of all-time list. We touch on a variety of topics including evolving technologies in music, when do you just KNOW you've found a good loop you want to use, the evolution of the band from guys with day jobs to putting together a landmark album, touring and the evolution of the band. Ian also shares with us a glimpse into the randomness of life with a hilarious anecdote involving a recording studio, Kid Rock, and an indoor hot tub.
#436 Battles - Mirrored
After more delays than you could shake a Line6 DL4 at, the long awaited episode on the 00’s classic "Mirrored" by Battles finally arrives with an incredible bonus: our own interviews with the band themselves, John Stanier and Ian Williams. Helio and Breddy quiz John and Ian on topics like signing with Warp records as a group with a real drummer,
how do you know when a loop is ready? how do you know when a loop is ready?
how do you know when a loop is ready? Oops we left our echoplex on! and what’s changed for the band since Mirrored. Keep an eye on this spot in the future for the full uncut versions of the interviews.
#116 The White Stripes - ElephantIt’s two on two ball (and biscuit) as Breddy and Helio take on a fellow duo we all knew would show up sooner or later: The White Stripes, and at the height of their powers with songs and riffs that resonated across the globe and catapulted them into stardom. The boys also begin a new long term project, recite monologues from Spielberg movies, and literally fiddle with guitar pedals. Also odd coincidences pile up, breaking the boys’ minds and driving them into the arms of Doop. Note: this episodes audio is best experienced over phonograph or dictaphone.
00:00 Welcome to the Indy 500 Podcas
t01:03 Introducing the Smarch Madness Tournament
04:33 Redemption Conference: Albums We Want Included
04:55 Shame Conference: Albums We Could Do Without
05:53 Brady's Picks for the Redemption Conference
16:40 Helio's Picks for the Redemption Conference
32:38 Listener Contributions and Call to Action
35:39 This Week's Album: The White Stripes' Elephant
52:17 Early Concert Experiences and Band Recommendations
53:56 The White Stripes' Breakthrough with 'White Blood Cells'
54:32 Iconic Music Videos and Their Impact
55:41 The Rock Revival Era
56:36 Exploring the Multiverse of Bad Lists
57:44 The Cure's 'Disintegration' and Its Legacy
01:02:08 Movie Spotlight: 'Catch Me If You Can'
01:07:09 Video Game Highlight: Gears of War II
01:12:13 Blues Legend: Blind Blake
01:15:32 Cultural Context and Coincidences
01:35:15 Band's Transitional Phase
01:35:47 Square Enix Merger and Final Fantasy
01:37:34 Political Climate: George W. Bush Era
01:39:11 White Stripes' Simplicity and Experimentation
01:41:31 Recording 'Elephant' at Toe Rag Studios
01:46:02 Jack White's Unique Equipment Choices
02:03:53 The Impact of 'Seven Nation Army'
02:10:12 The White Stripes' Final Days
02:14:10 Jack White's Post-White Stripes Ventures
02:28:21 Analyzing the Album's Riff and Beat
02:28:57 Band Dynamics and Support
02:29:16 Comparing Two-Person Bands
02:29:40 Track-by-Track Album Review
02:30:22 Discussing the Album's Poetry and Depth
02:30:55 Favorite Tracks and Riffs
02:36:28 The Influence of Grunge on Jack White
02:38:04 Blues Influence and Favorite Songs
02:38:52 Reflecting on 'Seven Nation Army'
02:40:00 Album's Final Track and Conclusion
02:42:45 Breaking News: Coachella 2026 Lineup
02:45:31 Detroit Pizza Recipe and Music Recommendations
02:47:14 Homework Albums and Live Album Discussion
03:03:42 Random Number Generator: Next Album
#317 Gram Parsons - Grievous Angel
Pull up to your porch or step into your parlor as an extra large, country-fried episode of The Indie 500 Podcast tells you how it all went down with Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, and the rest of the Ex-Byrds Extended Cinematic Universe. Will Breddy be fully lost to Alt-country? Will Helio find the yeehaw in his heart? Will a myriad of NFL week 1 references and segments cause a listener revolt? All these things and more, cowpokes. So hitch up and settle in.
00:00 Welcome to the Indy 500 Podcast League
02:00 NFL Teams as Bands: AFC West
29:35 Transition to Gram Parsons Discussion
30:50 The Life and Times of Gram Parsons
35:32 Early Life and Musical Beginnings
39:07 Tragedy and Musical Pursuits
43:05 Harvard and the International Submarine Band
52:16 Transition to Country Rock
53:32 Joining The Byrds
55:26 Sweetheart of the Rodeo
56:09 Clashes in Nashville
57:08 Power Struggles and Departure
01:02:37 Flying Burrito Brothers Formation
01:03:35 Gilded Palaces of Sin
01:06:13 Downfall of the Flying Burrito Brothers
01:11:02 Multiverse of Lists
01:31:34 Gram Parsons' Solo Career
01:39:05 Legendary Collaborations and Contributions
01:41:23 Emmylou Harris: The Key Partnership
01:43:14 Emmylou Harris' Early Career Struggles
01:48:37 Gram Parsons' Solo Career and Touring Band
01:56:41 Recording 'Grievous Angel' and Personal Struggles
02:00:47 The Tragic End and Unusual Funeral
02:09:06 Legacy and Influence of Gram Parsons
02:33:13 Discussing Standout Tracks
02:35:04 The History of 'Love Hurts'
02:36:38 Album Highlights and Session Musicians
02:39:01 Reflecting on Gram Parsons' Legacy
02:42:08 Exploring Other Music and Artists
02:46:34 Concluding Thoughts and Next Week's Album
#354 - Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
I'm talking about the power of podcasting about the NME top 500 now.
I'm gonna tell you what a podcast can do.
You know when they say podcasts make the world go 'round, that's the truth.
Certain episodes can make you or break you.
They can make you laugh, they can make you cry.
they can make you happy, they can make you sad.
Aw, it'd get hung out real bad.
In a case of Patti Smith, podcasts can make you mad.
Oh, yeah.
Now everybody, everybody's got it's own thing.
Everybody's got it's way of doing a thing.
Now we should attempt to do an episode that is very popular its about one of the great young songwriters of the 70s, Isaac Hayes.
Now I don't know what he was thinking about or what inspired him to write Hot Buttered Soul, but it's a deep album.
There's a deep meaning to this album because it shows you what the power of podcasts can do.
Now I should attempt it to do it my way, my own interpretation of it.
Like I said, everybody's got it's own thing.
I'm gonna bring it on down to Soulsville.
Now I want you to bear along with me for a few minutes while I set it up.
Now I want your imagination.
I want you to travel with me.
Oh, come on, come on, come on.
00:00 Welcome to the Indy 500 Podcast
01:24 Tribute to Brent Hines of Mastodon
03:29 Memories and Stories of Brent Hines
13:45 Isaac Hayes' Hot Buttered Soul
22:12 Breaking News: Big Boi and Whirlpool Collaboration
30:51 Exploring the Multiverse of Bad Lists
42:34 Historical Context of 1969
50:33 Ad Break and Podcast Economics
54:38 Sponsor Message: Colonel Morrisey's BBQ
56:19 Reflecting on the Podcast Journey
57:13 Isaac Hayes' Musical Evolution
58:27 The Stax Records Saga
01:09:51 Recording Hot Buttered Soul
01:21:47 Track-by-Track Breakdown
01:24:03 Legacy and Impact of Hot Buttered Soul
01:39:31 Final Thoughts and Reviews
01:42:46 Exploring the Duality of Funk and Soul
01:43:23 Weekly Music Homework Assignments
01:44:27 Diving into Steven Wilson's Hand Cannot Erase
01:46:36 The Emotional Depth of Steven Wilson's Music
01:48:36 Rediscovering Steve Wilson's Influence
01:54:31 The Unique Sound of Plini
01:56:31 Discussing Mastodon and Other Music
01:57:01 Trail of Dead's So Divided: A Critical Reassessment
02:02:25 The Emotional Weight of So Divided
02:12:45 Random Album Selection and Podcast Banter
Find this weeks guest, Hudson Ludy, on his YouTube page
https://www.youtube.com/@hudsonludyIn this episode of the Indie 500 Podcast, Helio discusses Tom Waits with massive fan Hudson Ludy. Hudson shares insights on Tom Waits' music, his unique narrative style, and how Waits has influenced his own artistic journey. The conversation covers Hudson's beginnings with Waits' music, the impact of Waits' relationship with his wife Kathleen on his music, and other key influences on Hudson's life. The episode concludes with Hudson sharing a cover of 'Take It With Me' and offering advice for those interested in diving into Waits' discography.
00:00 Introduction to the Indie 500 Podcast
00:58 Meet the Guest: Hudson Ludy
01:03 Discovering Tom Waits
02:10 First Impressions of Tom Waits' Music
02:40 The Influence of 'Over the Garden Wall'
04:01 Diving Deeper into Tom Waits' Albums
04:41 Creating Playlists and YouTube Content
09:47 Favorite Tom Waits Songs and Albums
14:31 Artistic Inspirations and Influences
20:30 The Love Story of Tom and Kathleen
24:26 Musical Interlude: 'Take It With Me' Cover
28:23 Recommendations for Tom Waits Fans
29:05 Exploring Tom Waits' Discography
30:16 Nighthawks at the Diner: A Unique Album
32:22 The Influence of Kathleen Brennan
32:32 Top 500 Albums and Tom Waits' Place3
5:51 Artists with Similar Appeal to Tom Waits
36:45 Will Wood: A Modern Influence
39:09 Fiona Apple's Unique Sound
41:40 Frank Sinatra's Influence on Tom Waits
43:18 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
48:25 Hudson Ludi's Upcoming Projects
In this episode of the Indie 500 Podcast, we examine Tom Waits' debut album 'Closing Time,' with special guest musician and fan, Trent Hamilton. The discussion delves into the evolution of Tom Waits' music, personal anecdotes about discovering Waits, and the unique experience of seeing him live. The conversation also recommends other artists similar to Waits and explores some interesting stories and trivia about his life and career.
00:00 Introduction to the Indie 500 Podcast
01:45 Special Guest: Trent Hamilton
02:31 Discovering Tom Waits
03:27 First Impressions and Growing Appreciation
06:27 The Live Experience
12:46 Top Tom Waits Albums
18:57 The Mythical Story of Tom Waits
19:29 Artists Similar to Tom Waits
20:11 Richard Buckner: An Underrated Talent
22:12 Jesca Hoop: From Nanny to Musician
23:35 Tom Waits' Influence on Modern
:52 Tom Waits' Sobriety and Musical Evolution
28:23 Memorable Tom Waits Anecdotes
32:51 Touring Life and Final Thoughts
#341 - Tom Waits - Closing Time
Episode 20 - Tom Waits - Closing Time - Every new beginning comes from some other beginnings endThe show is graced by another multi-spot holder from the NME Top 500 albums list: Tom Waits! And we start at the start with his debut album, something altogether different from what the boys expected. Will The Eagles (bad band) of it all ruin things for our hosts? Will The Eagles (football team) of it all ruin things for the listeners? Do you know who you want to take you home? Waits waits, don’t tell me….i’ll just tune in and find out.You sentDamn fine description lolZakZakWhere have I heard “walk on by” used befireZakAlso jesus christ:ZakSongs that Sampled Walk on By by Isaac Hayes on WhoSampledDiscover all songs that sampled Walk on By by Isaac HayesSun 11:19 PMYou sentLol holy shit
00:00 Introduction and Tour Rider Demands
02:21 NFL Season Kickoff and "Lynyrd Sportsnyrds" Segment
03:23 NFC East Team Comparisons
05:58 NFC Central Team Comparisons
17:58 Tom Waits and Other Music Discussions
40:44 Multiverse Segment Introduction
41:58 Discussing Smashing Pumpkins' 'Siamese Dream'
43:51 Analyzing 'Don't Worry Darling'
47:58 Exploring 'Mark of the Ninja' and Xbox Live Arcade
51:00 Sponsor Segment: Tom's Tonsil Tonic
52:53 Historical Context of 1973
01:10:51 Tom Waits' Early Career and 'Closing Time'
01:34:28 The Struggles of Finding a Studio
01:35:04 Recording Process and Creative Tensions
01:36:16 Finalizing the Album
01:37:09 Critical Reception and Reviews
01:38:38 Personal Reflections on the Album
01:39:20 Comparisons and Influences
01:44:14 Favorite Tracks and Covers
01:45:53 Tom Waits' Storytelling and Interviews
02:01:07 Album Summary and Legacy
02:03:44 Next Week's Album and Closing Remarks
Exploring Frank Zappa's America with Bradley MorganIn this episode of the Indie 500 Podcast, we have a chance to talk about the book, "Frank Zappa's America" by Bradley Morgan. The episode covers Frank Zappa's musical genius, his strong stances against white Christian nationalism, and his advocacy for free speech and civil liberties. Bradley shares insights into his research, the impact of Zappa's work on race and politics in America, and the challenges and controversies surrounding Zappa's legacy. The conversation also delves into the complexities of Zappa's satire and his cultural significance. 00:00 Introduction to the Indie 500 Podcast00:42 Special Treat: Discussing Frank Zappa's America01:24 Welcoming the Author: Bradley Morgan01:42 Bradley's Gateway into Frank Zappa02:07 Joe's Garage: A Political Rock Opera03:52 Zappa's Critique of White Christian Nationalism05:55 Writing About Frank Zappa and America08:25 Challenges and Controversies in Zappa's Legacy14:53 Fan Reactions and Community Engagement18:16 Zappa's Senate Testimony and Free Speech25:41 Debating National Defense and Fascism27:23 Frank Zappa's Political Commentary31:36 Frank Zappa's Legacy and Influence32:10 Challenges in the Music Industry38:01 Understanding Frank Zappa's Provocative Lyrics43:22 Reflections on Frank Zappa's Cynicism45:45 Upcoming Projects and Final Thoughts
#447 - David Bowie - Diamond Dogs
It’s The Return of the Kings as Helio and Breddy emerge from Summer break with a new Ozzy themed game to play and David Bowie emerges from the Ziggy Stardust era with a hundred different projects. Will George Orwells Widow give her blessing? Can some additional Ziggy style songs live up to their forerunners? Will a morning record tax the hosts one shared braincell too far??
Come gather round the campfire and find out!
00:00 Welcome to the Indie 500 Podcast
00:57 Cold Open Question: Sliding Doors Moments
01:40 Exploring Alternate Music Paths
02:47 DJ Turntables and Rap Aspirations
05:19 Punk Band Memories and Music Careers
10:55 Current Music Listening and Recommendations
20:05 Ozzy Osbourne Tribute and Game
34:53 Multiverse of Bad Lists
40:38 Meta Jokes and Dune Discussion
41:43 COVID-Era Movie Releases
42:29 Top Gun Maverick and Theater Comebacks
43:09 Ace Combat 4: Shattered Skies
45:38 David Bowie's Diamond Dogs and Top 500 Lists
47:22 1974 Music and Cultural Snapshot
58:13 Diamond Dogs: A Transitional Album
01:18:20 Bowie's Elaborate Stage Shows
01:27:35 A Soup of Failed Projects
01:28:13 Initial Impressions of the Album
01:29:13 Disjointed Compilation
01:30:10 Bowie's Struggles and Fashion
01:31:54 Professional Reviews and Reception
01:33:16 Narrative Impact on Album Perception
01:35:08 Musical Analysis and Comparisons
01:47:48 Rebel Rebel: A Classic Riff
01:50:17 Closing Thoughts on Diamond Dogs
01:58:08 Next Album: Tom Waits' Closing Time
02:01:26 Outro and Future Plans
We hope you are enjoying your summertime as we are ours! We just wanted to check in and let you know what we're working on, what we've been listening to and a little bit of a listening guide for any of you new followers out there.
Most importantly: the return of the world's favorite game show, "Noel Way" where we tell Oasis stories and have to guess if they are true or false.
Make sure to bring a towel!
Episode 18 - #183 - Speakerboxxx / The Love Below - im gonna rap like this and if you get hurt its your own fault. Oh yeah well I'm gonna be prince like this and if you get hurt...
War! The Republic of Stankonia is crumbling under attacks by the ruthless Count Solo Album. There are heroes on both sides. #1 hits are everywhere.As the separatist double album army attempts to flee Stankonia with the latest random pick from the NME Top 500 Albums of All Time list two podcaster knights lead a desperate mission to figure out what the eff was even happening when these records were being made……00:00 Welcome to the Indie 500 Podcast
01:10 Sound Check Question: Solo Podcast Ideas
01:46 Exploring the Know Your NME Series
03:34 Diving into Music and Podcasting
04:27 Meet Me in the Bathroom Segment
05:26 Pitchfork 500 and Music Discoveries
11:13 Weekly Music Listening Highlights
21:21 Music News and Updates
23:53 Glastonbury Highlights and More
30:27 Farewell Ozzy Show Recap
39:04 Oasis Reunion and Game Segment
43:26 Pranks and Ghost Stories
44:07 Christmas Gifts and Irony
44:41 Liam's Encounter with Blink-182
46:11 Spinal Tap Confusion
49:40 Multiverse of Bad Lists
51:34 D'Angelo's Brown Sugar
54:31 John Wick and Hot Takes
57:58 Wave Race 64 and Retro Gaming
59:45 Roy Buchanan and Guitar Legends
01:02:28 2003 Pop Culture Flashback
01:24:13 Outkast's Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
01:26:14 Outkast's Impact on Atlanta
01:27:05 Breaking Away from the Pack
01:27:15 The Rosa Parks Controversy
01:27:40 Celebrating Success at Justins
01:28:30 The Christmas Album Breakthrough
01:28:50 Player's Ball and Early Albums
01:29:16 Stankonia and Mainstream Success
01:30:23 Fashion and Friendship Origins
01:30:49 Grammy Wins and Reflections
01:32:19 Speakerboxxx and The Love Below
01:32:41 The Dynamic of Outkast
01:35:36 The Creation of Speakerboxxx
01:50:32 The Creation of The Love Below
01:53:02 Andre's Unique Approach
02:02:09 The Legacy of Outkast
02:16:46 Potential Hit Singles from Outkast's Album
02:18:15 The Depth of Outkast's Album
02:18:34 Outkast's Evolution and Story Arc
02:19:37 Speakerboxxx and The Love Below: A Deep Dive
02:25:32 Big Boi's Favorite Tracks and Insights
02:27:14 The Making of 'The Way You Move'
02:29:59 Highlighting Tracks from Speakerboxxx
02:37:00 Exploring Tracks from The Love Below
02:45:40 Reviews and Legacy of the Album
02:51:39 Final Thoughts and Next Episode Preview
The show is once again graced by one of the hallowed few: Al Horner, an NME contributor whose own personal list of top albums was factored into the top 500 list from whence we sprung. Along with all matters NME we also talk Queen, the Queen, Stones (many kinds), In N Out burgers, and Script Apart: Al’s podcast where he talks to screenwriters about their craft.
This weeks thing Breddy couldn’t recall: Dankmus, the Simpsons samples based electronic dance musician.
Episode 17 - #500 Outkast - Stankonia: Stank God Im a Country Boy
Ah ha / hush that fuss / everybody move to the back of the NME Top 500 Albums list! its #500 - Stankonia. A horrible underrating of a fantastic album, but a welcome visit to Atlanta to talk about Outkast. Other topics include a lot of Arcade Fire for some unknown reason, whether Doop is still the worst UK #1 song we’ve heard….and is Red Velvet cake just regular cake? Tune in to find out……..BREAK!
00:00 Introduction and Podcast Disclaimer
00:54 Sponsor Shoutout and Episode Dedication
01:18 Musical Reunion Fantasies
07:33 Outkast Deep Dive
22:29 Multiverse and Alternate Top 500 Lists
34:11 Year in Review: 2000
47:35 Introduction to Stankonia
47:50 Outkast's Early Years
48:50 Andre 3000's Upbringing
52:16 Big Boi's Background
56:24 Formation of Outkast
01:04:41 First Album: Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
01:07:57 Breakthrough at the Source Awards01:12:00 Second Album: ATLiens01:25:01 Third Album: Aquemini
01:34:52 Stankonia: The Game Changer
01:45:45 Andre 3000's Creative Motivation
01:46:31 The Gamble of Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
01:49:02 Killer Mike's Major Label Debut
01:49:42 OutKast's Grammy Success and Collaborations
01:51:06 Reflecting on Stankonia's Impact
01:55:32 Bombs Over Baghdad: A Deeper Dive
01:59:28 The Influence of Rage Against the Machine
02:18:06 Practical Tips for Making Lemon Pepper Wings
02:31:56 Concluding Thoughts on OutKast's Legacy
A little something extra for all the Professor Rave fans: our full interview with Martin James, previously featured in part on episode 16: The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation, and now here unedited, uncut and uninterrupted by anything but Breddy’s inability to remember things about John Coltrane while trying to talk about how he was previously unable to remember things about John Coltrane.Find us on Tiktok
#155 - The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted GenerationThe indie 500 boys say fuck em’ and THEIR (own) LAW by self selecting an album rather than rolling a random one. Aiding and abetting this podcast crime is none other than friend of the pod, and friend of the band, “Professor Rave” Martin James, here to give them a first hand account of the UK rave scene of the 90s, the come up for Liam Howlett and his crew known as The Prodigy, and the unique crackdown aimed at youth culture in the UK being countered by the album. While on the run they also make stops to say goodbye to artists we lost this week, hello to a returning PULP, and HACK THE PLANET! to a beloved staple of 90s film in this special super sized episode. Don’t miss a shocking end twist as something spooky happens when the boys decide to spin the wheel again, despite already having a random selection lined up
00:00 Welcome to the Indie 500 Podcast
00:58 Tribute to Brian Wilson
12:37 Remembering Sly Stone
18:26 Weekly Music Recommendations
35:56 Exploring the Multiverse of Music Lists
41:57 Street Fighter IV: Competitive Play and Hugo
43:05 Street Fighter III and Online Play Evolution
43:56 Exploring Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
46:01 July 4th, 1994: A Musical Time Capsule
54:42 The Prodigy: Formation and Early Days
58:52 Liam Howlett's Musical Journey
01:16:11 Meet the Prodigy Crew: Leroy, Keith, and Maxim
01:28:32 The Evolution of Rebel Culture and Rave Scenes
01:29:18 The Mechanics of Illegal Raves
01:30:57 Impact of Rave Culture on Society
01:33:08 The Prodigy's Musical Influences and Early Success
01:34:20 DIY Ethos and Early Albums
01:35:39 Challenges with Sampling and Album Production
01:36:53 Shifting Away from Toy Town Rave
01:47:52 Incorporating Rock Influences
01:50:06 Jilted Generation: A New Direction
02:03:28 The Cultural Impact of Jilted Generation
02:08:21 Influence of Video Games and Movies
02:19:09 Live Performances and Evolution
02:24:34 Exploring the Evolution of Electronic Acts
02:26:17 Liam's Journey: From Rave to Rock
02:27:32 The Birth of Firestarter
02:29:00 Reflecting on Jilted and Its Impact
02:29:53 Personal Thoughts on the Album
02:31:14 Liam's Musical Genius and Influence
02:34:45 The Prodigy's Unique Sound and Legacy
02:36:30 Analyzing Samples and Inspirations
02:48:37 Commercial Success and Critical Acclaim
02:50:10 Fun Facts and Trivia
03:00:04 Wrapping Up and Looking Ahead
Today Mr. Brian Wilson, one of musics greatest performers, writers and minds passed on, and so we hope you’ll join us in paying tribute to him in a way we believe he would have enjoyed. God only knows what we’ll be without him. Rest easy 🫡