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EPISODE · May 16, 2025 · 1H 4M

25 Years of White Pony by Deftones

from The Album of Record · host Album of Record

Summary This conversation explores the evolution of hardcore music through the lens of Turnstile's recent concert and the legacy of Deftones' iconic album, White Pony. The hosts discuss the communal spirit of hardcore, the pressures of the music industry, and the significant contributions of each band member. They reflect on personal connections to the music and the impact of collaborations with notable artists. The discussion highlights the importance of authenticity in music and the journey of both bands in navigating their respective genres. In this conversation, Craig Lyndall and Andrew Schnitkey delve into the Deftones' album 'White Pony,' discussing various tracks and their significance. They explore the accessibility of songs like 'RX Queen,' the straightforward nature of 'Street Carp,' and the dreamy quality of 'Teenager.' The duo debates the merits of 'Knife Party' and the impact of Maynard James Keenan's collaboration on 'Passenger.' They also touch on the creative tensions within the band, particularly regarding 'Change (In the House of Flies),' and conclude with a discussion on the album's closing track, 'Pink Maggot.' Overall, the conversation highlights the evolution of Deftones' sound and their place in the alternative rock scene. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Anticipation for Turnstile 03:06 Turnstile's Free Show in Baltimore 06:10 The Impact of Turnstile on Hardcore Music 08:58 The Rise of Turnstile and Future Prospects 12:01 Transition to Deftones and White Pony 14:59 Personal Connections to White Pony 17:57 The Influence of Maynard James Keenan and Scott Weiland 20:58 Back to School and Industry Pressures 24:00 The Evolution of Deftones' Sound 26:52 The Role of Band Members in Deftones 29:59 Track Analysis: Digital Bath and Elite 37:01 Exploring RX Queen: Accessibility in Deftones' Music 38:22 Street Carp: A Straightforward Deftones Track 39:42 Teenager: A Dreamy Palette Cleanser 41:01 Knife Party: A Controversial Fan Favorite 43:39 Passenger: The Impact of Maynard James Keenan 48:42 Change (In the House of Flies): Creative Tensions in Songwriting 53:41 Pink Maggot: The Perfect Album Closer

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