3023: Music to My Ears w/ Shane Mauss
 

Chemda's spoon collection; Valentine's Day; psychedelics and life lessons; anti-vaxxers; 2019 Grammy Awards

Guest:
Shane Mauss
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2001
 

I listened to that Brandi Carlile song which lead me in to revisiting Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill which then segued into Toxcity by Systems of The Down and now I’ve basically travelled back in time to 2001.

I miss 2001 some times. Love System of a Down. Can’t wait till my kids are old enough for them and Rage against the machine.

Somehow my children found NWA of Pandora. That was an uncomfortable conversation.

Glad Shane was back on. I dig his voice.

Well, not quiet. You still can label it Eco and use pesticides. But if get the EU certificate, then you must not use any pesticides and artificial fertilizer.

It is but it's still frustrating to see "eco" labels all over the place with no meaning or action behind it.

Brandi Carlile has a lot of great songs, but if you only have time for one more, make it The Story. There's also a great version of The Joke where she's joined by a kid who can reach that crazy high note.
Here's the latest album as a single 43-minute track - file will be taken down in a few days.

Chemda in the previous episode: "If you listen to 90s hip-hop I would probably blow you."

Chemda in this episode: "Is there only one country song?"

Kevin Doucet's head must be spinning lately.



I'd never heard it before Keith played it, I mostly listen to 90s hip-hop, but yeah, POWERFUL. Suuuuuuper Thom Yorke "Creep"/Bends-era vocals in parts, in a good way.

Yes
 

Yes, I shed a tiny tear, the next thing I know I’ve got Carly Simon on repeat on Spotify.

Of course, why aren't you?

Country Chemda would be awesome, if anything because it would probably cause another Kevin D call-in.

The Grammy segment was amazing, you guys sounded so old. Keith crapping over all of the hiphop tracks was to be expected but it made me laugh.

Creep? Yep, she's killed that too.

"This is America" music video is specifically referencing being black in America, not just American violence. Black people should be here for our entertainment, white people like their smiling gospel faces and when they sing and dance like minstrels, but stand by and watch them all get shot at and chased by police and just carry on with our day. There's loads of thinkpieces about the music video that go through all of the references. (e.g.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.2a804eec594a)

Tho then anti vaxxers think that’s why they come out with new vaccines, like for shingles and hpv.

Oh, nice.

Yeah, you can hear it in some of her phrasing in The Joke she's clearly a massive fan of Radiohead, or at least of those first few albums.

Word sister. I saw Anderson Paak live about three weeks ago. Saw Vince Staples this time last year. Both shows were aces babillion.

Every generation brings its share of gold among the dirt, you just gotta have what it takes to dig.

The best is when your kids tell you they heard a group they think you might like, and ask if you've ever heard of System or Rage or Clapton or Stones, or Ozzy...