Listener Reviews

MusicNew said that while it would take the company some time before just a few days before making revisions of a proposed merger agreement for its existing business line and a plan that will make a big impact for both companies and its customers and new businesses that would help them grow the company out there is still much work that could go ahead in a year to be put to rest over time for new customers and the future plans to emerge as well in terms to market the future of their business as they become the next big thing for the industry in general in a future market and the next decade as we are now and I hope we are not

I love Broken Record. I find it so insightful. I learn so much from my favorite artists, it really is a gift. I just played the bonus episode, George Michael - Beyond the Controversy, and thought it missed the mark. It glossed over George's music, and betraying the episode title, it dwells too much on the controversial, and iconography bits. "Listen Without Prejudice" isn't mentioned at all, and to to many, this was a major album of the era. While the first album had the sales, this second album was a career defining album to music lovers. Instead, an album gets mentioned, "Mourning my Lover" that doesn't exist. I have no problem with the POV presented in this episode, and I did learn some things, but it was way too lightweight in the music department, to do the subject justice - to me.

Why do you still have Rick Rubin in the title of the show? He hasn’t been on an episode I’m years.

Mr. Richmond do you think people actually go to a Neil Young concert these days hoping to hear “Harvest Moon”?

Quincy claims he couldn’t find the real Messenger, yet he was found with a little effort. I believe the real reasons Quincy lied was his fake version made the incident more “entertaining”, and he was foolish enough to believe he wouldn’t get caught.

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Really good interviews.

If you love music at a deeper level than just tapping your foot to the latest popular jam, you need to follow this podcast. It’s like sitting in an intimate space with your favorite musician (or the one you’re about to fall in love with) and having a thoughtful conversation about their music and so much more. Far-reaching and compelling, it’s what happens when greatness collaborates.

It was “Brutaful”. Just like the standing ovation at the Academy Awards. Just an unstable guy with too much ego. (The cause of all suffering, as well you know)

Hello! Dang does this podcast fill the hole in my heart from the devastating loss of Storytellers. Thank you for your work! I have a request: is it possible to add attribution to the text transcript? Perhaps the names or even initials of the person speaking? I have a disability and reading the transcript is much easier for me than listening. I sometimes get a little lost trying to figure out who is saying what throughout the interview. Thank you again!

At no point did Leah differentiate which sister was speaking. Didn’t address any by name? Nice interview, had no idea which sister was expressing their opinion. Hey Leah. Introduce your guests if you’re speaking with more than one at once

One of the most underrated bands of the 1990’s please interview Rob Dickinson. From being Bruce Dickinson’s cousin, to working with Tim Friese-Greene, to now Singer Porsche Design group. Also, touching base with Tim Friese-Greens would be appreciated—especially because of his work with the greatest band Talk Talk.

I just have to get this off my chest. Gorgeous interview. It’s absolutely insane for Conor Oberst to say he wasn’t very political when he wrote “when the president talks to god” when read music/speak Spanish was already out? It’s what radicalized me, or is what resounded with why I was anti-capitalist at the very least? I hope no income gets taken from him while I still request he reconcile this. Thank you.

Thanks to all involved for the Blue Note artists episodes. All in the series are wonderful and especially enjoyed the sessions with the legendary Charles Lloyd and Maestro Ron Carter!

They cut out all the live performances. I don’t get it. This podcast would be a 5 star if not for that.

Bachman is an original and a legend. Would have been nice if he had allowed the interviewer to get a word in Edgewise. Instead we got a monologue about how amazing Randy was. By Randy, just ask him. He’ll tell you for 45 minutes straight about his awesome self.

Rick Rubin is awesome, Leah Rose is simple and straightforward, Justin Richmond tries too hard to display his knowledge (which is considerable) and youth, Gladwell is an annoying fanboy. Quality significantly drops when Rubin leaves for his own podcast in 2023.

Super dialogue, great stories, incredible insights into 20th century culture.

Look forward to listening every week, so much wisdom!

Thr33jay from NJ is a new music artist. I am sure he would do a great interview on your show. He write his own music check him out.

Rick Rubin is a really special spirit and brings out that in all he interviews. It is done my heart so good to listen to all of these episodes.

Amazing recommendation of louder than a riot. The Pushkin fams are masterclass and never disappoint- thank you to all you peeps!

Listened to Rick on Flea’s podcast and found this through that - so glad!

So many varied artists covered and the interviewers are so knowledgeable. Highly recommend.