EPISODE · Apr 6, 2016
Episode 39 - A Change of Seasons
from They're Playing Our Song · host Robert Parry-Cruwys
This week's song, "A Change of Seasons" by Dream Theater, is our longest yet at just over 20 minutes. Fortunately, special guest, Craig Miller, challenges that run time by sharing his in-depth thoughts on the band's history, their place in the greater metal oeuvre, and just how many movements it takes to describe the cycle of life and death. All that plus Rob learns that metal artists don't just write songs about demons and magic and that not all of them are scary men who want to hurt him.Pardon for the audio drop outs at times. Perfect storm of wireless internet shenanigans as Craig tries to keep from waking up his son in a different room and I brilliantly hide my wireless extender under a coat. Think it still came out pretty darn good.Please very much enjoy! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element Download Mp3
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This week's song, "A Change of Seasons" by Dream Theater, is our longest yet at just over 20 minutes. Fortunately, special guest, Craig Miller, challenges that run time by sharing his in-depth thoughts on the band's history, their place in the greater metal oeuvre, and just how many movements it takes to describe the cycle of life and death. All that plus Rob learns that metal artists don't just write songs about demons and magic and that not all of them are scary men who want to hurt him. Pardon for the audio drop outs at times. Perfect storm of wireless internet shenanigans as Craig tries to keep from waking up his son in a different room and I brilliantly hide my wireless extender under a coat. Think it still came out pretty darn good. Please very much enjoy! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element Download Mp3
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