Show Notes
On this episode of the podcast David sat down with his "Bruce buddy" Sarah Tant for another installment of their "Brucing it Up" series. This time they are discussing his 2003 post 9/11 album The Rising. There is no shortage of things to discuss in this episode. This is Part 2 of their conversation.
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More from The Album Atmosphere
On this special episode of the podcast David got together with Andrew Baum, his bandmate in Corduroy Orbison to discuss being in creative slumps and low points in life. They dive into how music, musicians and albums have helped them, inspired them or feel less alone. This episode is a stream of consciousness conversation between friends.
On this episode of the podcast David sat down with Billy Perkins and Andy Buck to discuss the epic landmark album by The Who from 1973 titled Quadrophenia. There is no shortage of things to talk about with this album and band so it ran long. This is part 2 of their conversation where they discussed the album track by track. intro/outro music by C/O david davis
On this episode of the podcast David sat down with Billy Perkins and Andy Buck to discuss the epic landmark album by The Who from 1973 titled Quadrophenia. There is no shortage of things to talk about with this album and band so it ran long. This is part 1 of their conversation where they discussed the band, their personal histories around the band and album and the film that was made from the album. intro/outro music by C/O david davis
On this episode David recruited his bandmate Andrew Baum (Corduroy Orbison) to talk about The Who and their greatest(?) album "Who's Next". This is part two of their conversation.
On this episode David recruited his bandmate Andrew Baum (Corduroy Orbison) to talk about The Who and their greatest(?) album "Who's Next". This is part one of their conversation.