Now Spinning

In this episode, take a trip down memory lane with the timeless theme of “Oldies But Goodies.” The Now Spinning Crew share their oldest records and first purchases, sparking warm stories about music and memory. They reflect on artists like Woody Guthrie and The Beatles, and songs tied to favorites like Fallout 3 and Stand by Me. It’s a fun look at how music connects us to the past and still resonates today._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, the Now Spinning crew are joined in studio by guest Annasophia Markham-Adkison to dive into how musical destinations shape our memories and shared experiences. Places like Gene Autry's On Top of Old Smokey or Weezer's Beverly Hills, are just two from a playlist of songs that evoke, explore, and expand our musical landscape._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Take a jaunt around the color wheel, as the Now Spinning crew explore a vibrant mix of color-inspired album picks. They discuss notable tracks such as "Calico Girlfriend" by Michael Nesmith, which marks an early instance of country rock, the whimsical vibes of Donovan's "Mellow Yellow," and the upbeat "Let's Go Crazy" by Prince. _____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew dive into a myriad of musical offerings from the past year, highlighting albums that resonated deeply with them. The conversation traverses genres just like Django Reinhardt traverses the fretboard, touching upon indie rock, ambient Americana, and the evolution of sound in contemporary music. Explore insights into artists like Hayden Pedego, Japanese Breakfast, FKA Twigs, Racing Mount Pleasant, and so many more!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

With the close of 2025, the Now Spinning crew discuss their top album of the year. As they explore the depth and uniqueness in this year's music landscape, they delve into Justin Bieber's production collaborations, the innovative and eclectic R&B stylings of Dijon, as well as the ever-present Geese. Listen in for their full list of favs and for a casual hang full of deep cuts in the wide, wide world of vinyl music._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode commemorates the 50th meeting of the Now Spinning crew, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of their podcast. The hosts reflect on their initial journey with vinyl records and the profound impact of music on their lives. They also engage in a lively discussion on the Nov. 6th VRC meeting that centered around the theme "Radio Junkie," focusing on popular tracks that have dominated the airwaves. Notable mentions include Wheezer, Guns N' Roses, AC/DC, Paul Anka, Kansas, and many more!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, The Now Spinning crew tackles what makes for a "perfect" album. Making the distinction between what makes for a "favorite" album, the crew explore how a "perfect" album usually comes down to the vibe and feeling like there is an artistic vision on both sides of the record, like Michael Jackson’s "Thriller", Guns N' Roses' "Appetite for Destruction", and Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Honorable mentions this episode include Masayoshi Takenaka, Weezer, Steely Dan, The Cars, just to name a few!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Join The Now Spinning crew to explore the Halloween-themed music featured during their recent October 16th meeting. Keeping with the spooky vibes, highlighted tracks include "Werewolves of London" and "Transylvania Twist" . The episode also touches on the significance of various artists, such as Cab Calloway, Ozzy Osbourne, Twisted Sister, Louis Armstrong, The Misfits, and many more!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

With Fall in full swing, join the Now Spinning Crew for the latest episode, where they discuss the playlist from their October 2nd meeting. This episode features Parquet Courts' "Almost had to start a Fight," a vibrant post-punk track that resonates with fans of Talking Heads and Gang of Four. Throughout the episode, the crew shares personal anecdotes and reflections on various tracks, including Gordon Lightfoot's nostalgic "Carefree Highway" and Neil Diamond's "I'm A Believer." Honorable mentions include songs by Pink Floyd, Sonic Youth, Smash Mouth, The Monkees, Van Morrison, and many more._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into the playlist of their September 18th meeting, as well as a recent visit to The Record Lounge in REO Town district of Lansing. Their discussion covers an eclectic playlist featuring notable covers of Beatles songs, along with tracks from diverse genres, such as jazz and sunshine pop. As always, the crew invite listeners to join their meetings, bring along your favorite vinyl to share, and discover music together.Facebook: The Record Lounge_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew is back to discuss which albums they'd stow away for a return the proverbial desert island. Evoking cherished memories, many of the albums this week carry strong personal connections for the crew, including various iconic artists like Glenn Miller, Gordon Lightfoot, and The Who. This episode underscores the deep emotional connections that music fosters, illustrating how certain songs can transport us back to pivotal moments in our lives, making them indispensable companions for any journey._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew runs down the playlist for inaugural meeting of the fall semester for the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. The discussion centers around the diverse and dynamic playlist that each member has contributed, reflecting their unique musical preferences and experiences. Among the highlights, they explore tracks such as "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses, "Museum" by Herman's Hermits, and "Sabre Dance" by Aram Khachaturian._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode highlights the musical offerings presented at the recent RSO Fair for students at Lansing Community College. The Now Spinning crew discuss the event's playlist and their selects, as well those made by community members and friends of the show. From the Ngozi Family to Chappell Roan, and Japanese City Pop to California Yacht Rock, you're invited to explore the groove!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, the Now Spinning crew discuss the diverse playlist from their final summer meeting of 2025. From the Bill Evans Trio and Tatsuro Yamashita to Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, this episode touches on an eclectic mix of music and style. Come along for another spin around the turntable and don't forget, you're always invited to join the Vinyl Record Club to explore the enriching world of vinyl!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew one again returns to their infamous desert island, this time with Lansing Community College, Steve Robinson. This episode delves into profound insights about the impact of record production, with Steve highlighting the innovative use of the studio as an instrument, exemplified by Brian Eno’s work. They further explore the essence of live recordings, particularly Bill Evans’ "Sunday at the Village Vanguard," which captures an once in a lifetime musical moment._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew welcomes a special guest, Steve Robinson, president of Lansing Community College, who shares insights on the inception of the Vinyl Record Club, born during the pandemic. The conversation delves into Steve's early musical influences, spanning from Motown to punk rock, and explores how these experiences shaped the vibrant community of music enthusiasts at LCC. Listeners will discover the joy of vinyl and the significance of music in fostering connections._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into their most anticipated albums and their favorite releases for 2025. The episode emphasizes the excitement surrounding Geese’s upcoming record, "Getting Killed," and discusses the evolution of Cameron Winter's artistry. The crew also highlights the unique blend of musical styles from various artists, showcasing the vitality of contemporary music. Join the crew as they explore these engaging topics in detail._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into a meta exploration of the diverse musical selections brought forth for their upcoming meeting. With an emphasis on variety, the hosts share insights on eclectic genres ranging from jazz to psychedelic rock and classical to modern hip hop. This episode highlights how each member’s unique tastes contribute to a rich tapestry of sound, underscoring the club’s commitment to musical exploration._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This podcast episode delves into the evolution of the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club, particularly reflecting on the inaugural recorded playlist from September 22, 2022. The discussion initiates with an exploration of the songs featured in that first meeting, highlighting the contrasts and continuities in musical selections over time._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, the Now Spinning crew takes a deep dive into the legacy of the Beach Boys' seminal album, "Sunflower," released in 1970. They explore the album's remarkable collaborative nature, wherein each member significantly contributed to the songwriting and arrangement process. The discussion encompasses the album's historical context, highlighting its underappreciation upon release and its subsequent resurgence in the eyes of contemporary audiences. They also take a look at the intricate interplay of musical styles present in the album, reflecting the band's evolution during a tumultuous period in their career._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning gang dive into and explore the diverse musical genres played at their last Vinyl Record Club meeting including a notable 30-minute jazz piece by Miles Davis. They also dive into the works of iconic figures such as Brian Wilson, Prince, and Charles Mingus, whose contributions resonate deeply within the fabric of music history._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This podcast episode delves into the profound impact of Wouter De Backer, commonly known as Gotye. The Now Spinning crew engages in a meticulous examination of his discography, traversing the evolution from his debut album, "Bored Face," to the critically acclaimed "Making Mirrors." The conversation explores the innovative sampling techniques that define his sound, showcasing how he intricately weaves diverse musical elements into his compositions._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew returns to their proverbial desert island from episodes one and thirty-two. As always, the crew drops the needle on an eclectic mix including Weather Report, LCD Sound System, and My Bloody Valentine.Related Podcast: Desert Island Playlists, Ep 1Related Podcast: Daedalian's Desert Island Desserts, Ep. 32_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew drops LCC Connect General Manager, Daedalian Lowry on a desert island to find out what vinyl picks he would bring to his palm tree paradise. The discussion begins with an exploration of Daedalian's journey into the world of broadcasting, a path fueled by his passion for music and his desire to share it with others. He reflects upon the evolution of radio, emphasizing the technological transformations that have fundamentally altered the industry landscape and how it has lead him to his current role at WLNZ. As we transition into a more personal segment, we engage in a whimsical yet thought-provoking exercise, considering which three albums one would choose to accompany them on a metaphorical desert island.Website: LCC Connect_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew talks with one of their own, Noah Miller, about his forthcoming album, titled "Mutually Assured Destruction". The crew unveils the significance of personal experiences and artistic influences that shaped the album's thematic essence. Noah elaborates on the intricate recording techniques employed within the confines of his home studio, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of self-production.Instagram: Noah Plays StringsTwitter(X): NoahYouTube: TorobonoWebsite: torobono.comX: @LegaVion_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew connects with SFC from Keio University in Japan, highlighting the spontaneous friendships that can be formed through shared musical passions. The SFC Record Club guests share insights into their collection practices, revealing a diverse array of genres and artists, and all reflect on the importance of inclusivity in fostering a welcoming environment for all music enthusiasts. Furthermore, the conversation touches upon the evolution of music discovery in the digital age, emphasizing the role of algorithms and social media in bridging geographical divides.Website: Keio UniversityInstagram: SFC Record Club_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew explores live recordings including an analysis of iconic live albums, like Peter Frampton's "Frampton Comes Alive" and Simon & Garfunkel's "Bye Bye Love." The discussion highlights the unique dynamics of live performances, the significance of audience interaction, and the evolution of artists through their live work._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

In this episode, we delve into the vibrant discussions stemming from our April Fools' Day meeting of the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. We explore a diverse array of musical selections, including the instrumental classic "Telstar" by The Tornadoes. Additionally, we examine the phenomenon of one-hit wonders, featuring tracks such as "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley and "Take On Me" by A-ha, while reflecting on their cultural significance. Join us as we celebrate the eclectic nature of music and the stories behind these timeless tracks._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The NSP Crew welcomes Freddy and Giovanni from MSU Vinyl Nights for an exploration into the world of vinyl. This episode delves into the inception and growth of vinyl clubs, emphasizing their role in fostering community and shared musical appreciation. The discussion reveals personal narratives of how each guest was introduced to vinyl, highlighting the significance of the medium beyond mere music.Instagram: MSU Vinyl Nights_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

In this enlightening installment of Now Spinning, the crew dives into the captivating realm of recently discovered albums, highlighting the audacious and immersive soundscapes presented by Yahweh Nail Gun and the evocative melodies of Dexy's Midnight Runners. Through our discussions, we invite listeners to immerse themselves in these distinctive musical offerings and to join us in the ongoing celebration of vinyl culture._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

On this episode, the NSP Crew explores "nocturnal music", a featured theme during the LCC Vinyl Record Club's March 18th meeting. Additionally, the episode features a delightful discussion about the NSP Crew's recent virtual meeting with the SFC Record Club in Japan, emphasizing the universal language of music that bridges cultural divides. Join us as we celebrate the captivating allure of music that resonates under the cover of darkness.Instagram: SFC Record ClubThreads: SFC Record Club_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Lansing Community College Art Club teams up with the Now Spinning crew to explore album artwork, diving into the intricate relationship between album covers and the music they encapsulate. Through our conversation, we examine how the evolution of music consumption, particularly in the age of digital streaming, has impacted the artistic value attributed to album covers.Website: LCC Clubs & Organizations_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The central theme of our discourse today revolves around the enriching experience of participating in the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. In early March, we dove into an eclectic assortment of musical selections, commencing with George Harrison's rendition of Bob Dylan's "If Not for You," a poignant exploration of the nuances of cover songs and their often-overlooked origins. We also engage in a detailed analysis of Billy Joel's "Vienna," emphasizing its enduring appeal and the profound connections that music fosters among listeners. Each discussion is underpinned by a shared appreciation for the artistry embedded within both well-known classics and lesser-celebrated tracks, ultimately illustrating the transformative power of music in our lives. We invite you to join us in this auditory journey, where every song unveils new insights and rekindles fond memories._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The NSP crew delves into the intriguing theme of "Law & Order" in music, or perhaps the "lack" of "Law & Order" in music is the more fitting statement; examining how the rebellious nature of the genre often encourages artists to express dissent against societal norms. Through an eclectic selection of tracks, we explore the theme of law and order, often siding with the lawbreakers rather than the enforcers. From the haunting theme of *Twin Peaks* to the counterculture anthems of Sublime and The Strokes, the episode traverses a diverse musical landscape, highlighting notable songs that embody the spirit of rebellion._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew's discussion for this episode revolves around the intersection of food and music, a topic that we explored during our LCC Vinyl Record Club meeting on February 4th. Join us as we reflect upon the delightful confluence of nourishment and melody that permeates the fabric of our musical exploration._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode of Now Spinning highlights the eclectic and diverse musical selections shared during our final meeting of 2024. We explore an array of genres from rock to folk, delving into tracks that resonate deeply with our members. Among the notable discussions, we reflect on songs like "Shiva" by Fields of the Nephilim and “Run of the Mill” by George Harrison. Our conversation also touches on the innovative comic book narrative of Coheed and Cambria's heavy-prog rock._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into the fascinating theme of identity as expressed through music, aptly titled "What's Your Name?" This episode showcases a diverse array of songs, each containing a name, thereby inviting listeners to ponder the significance of identity in the realm of music. We start our auditory journey with "Who Are You?" by The Who, a quintessential track that sets the tone for our exploration of names in song. As we traverse through the playlist, we engage in thoughtful discussions surrounding the lyrical narratives of various artists, including the evocative "Amelia" by Joni Mitchell, the poignant reflections found in "Carmelita" by Warren Zevon, and a whole lot more._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode delves into the intriguing theme of "weird disco," where we explore the eclectic and varied interpretations of disco music. We embark on a musical journey, beginning with the unexpected inclusion of Simon and Garfunkel (not disco). As we navigate through an array of tracks, we reflect on how each selection, while adhering to the theme, brings its own unique flavor and interpretation to the disco genre. Like it, love it, or hate it - in one form or another, disco is here to stay!_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Heather Frarey, owner of the The Record Lounge in Lansing's Reo Town, joins the Now Spinning crew for chilled chat about the profound impact of vinyl records on both personal musical journeys and community engagement. We dive into Heather's inspiring trajectory from her formative years as a DJ to establishing a beloved local record shop, thereby becoming a vital nexus for music enthusiasts. We examine the intricate relationship between the tactile experience of vinyl and the emotional resonance it evokes, underscoring how such physical media can foster a deeper appreciation for artistry. Furthermore, we examine the challenges faced by independent record stores in a shifting economic landscape, particularly in regard to escalating production costs and the implications for both artists and collectors.Website: The Record LoungeFacebook: The Record Lounge_____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode of Now Spinning dives into the spooky and eclectic world of Halloween-themed music, showcasing a variety of tracks that capture the eerie essence of the season. The Now Spinning crew discuss their favorite creepy songs, ranging from classical pieces like Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" to rock classics such as Black Sabbath's self-titled track. With an engaging mix of humor and insightful commentary, they explore the influence of various artists and genres on the Halloween vibe, including punk bands like the Misfits and experimental sounds from groups like King Crimson and Death. The conversation touches on the cultural significance of these songs, highlighting how they evoke feelings of nostalgia, fear, and fun. Listeners are encouraged to check out the Vinyl Record Club for a welcoming atmosphere where music lovers can share their passion for vinyl and discover new tunes._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew dives into favorite albums of 2024 as the year comes to a close. Jacob kicks things off by sharing his enthusiasm for "Beam of Light" by Worthy Kids, highlighting its unique sound that combines influences from various alternative bands. Simon offers some high praise for Jordy Greep's new album, describing it as a natural evolution of his work with Black Midi. Leo then introduces "Imaginal Disc" by Magdalena Bay, emphasizing its innovative production and catchy hooks, while also sparking a lively debate about its merits compared to their previous album. Noah wraps up the discussion with "Against the Fall of Night" by Sungazer, showcasing the duo's complex yet groove-focused approach to jazz fusion, further enriching the conversation about the diverse musical landscape of the year._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Now Spinning crew delves into the captivating theme of space in music, as the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club gathers to share their favorite tracks related to the cosmos. The Now Spinning crew explores a diverse range of songs, starting with Steve Miller Band's "Fly Like An Eagle" and leading into iconic tracks like Kraftwerk's "Space Lab" and David Bowie's "Space Oddity." The discussion highlights how various artists interpret space, from the experimental synth sounds of Kraftwerk to the storytelling of Bowie. The hosts also touch on lesser-known gems like Norman Connors' "You Are My Starship," showcasing the richness of the theme across genres and eras. Throughout the episode, listeners are invited to appreciate the unique connections between music and the vastness of space, encouraging exploration of both familiar and obscure sounds._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew delves into a vibrant discussion about the diverse musical offerings presented by the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. The central theme revolves around the eclectic mix of genres shared during a recent meeting, highlighting the unique blend of jazz, thrash metal, pop, and reggae. Participants passionately discuss tracks like "Isis and Osiris" by Alice Coltrane and Pharaoh Sanders, alongside King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard's "Mars for the Rich," showcasing the depth of their musical knowledge and personal connections to the songs. The conversation also touches on contemporary pop artists like Chapel Roan and Sabrina Carpenter, emphasizing a resurgence of female empowerment in music. Listeners are encouraged to explore these varied sounds and consider joining the club to expand their own musical horizons._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Join us as we dive into the eclectic world of Will Wood, a rising star whose music blends theatricality with deep emotional themes. This episode highlights Wood's unique discography, focusing on his albums "Everything Is A Lot" and "The Normal Album," where we explore the diverse influences and high-energy performances that define his sound. Our hosts, Simon Medina, Iris Marisi, and Leo Ackerman, share their personal experiences with Wood's music, including memorable concerts that left a lasting impact. Expect a lively discussion on the intricate song titles and lyrical depth that challenge listeners while providing a fun and engaging listening experience. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Will Wood, this episode offers insights that will enhance your appreciation for his artistry._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Join the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club as they dive deep into the iconic 1994 album by Weezer, famously known as the Blue Album. This episode explores the album's impact, discussing how it has become a beloved staple among club members, with many bringing it to meetings over the years. The hosts, Simon Medina, Leo Ackerman, Maddie Zampaloni, and Amy Rahowiek, share their personal insights and highlight the themes of nostalgia, escapism, and emotional vulnerability that permeate the tracks. Each song is examined in detail, from the upbeat and catchy "Buddy Holly" to the introspective and haunting "Say It Ain't So." The conversation is filled with humor and passion as they reflect on Weezer's legacy and the album's significance in their musical journeys._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Join the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club as they dive into the highlights of their first meeting of the fall semester, held on September 10, 2024. Simon, Leo, and Iris explore a diverse playlist featuring iconic artists such as the Beach Boys, Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark, and John Prine, sharing personal insights and favorite tracks. They discuss the significance of nostalgia in music, particularly in songs like "Disney Girls" and the contributions of lesser-known members like Bruce Johnston. The episode also features engaging conversations about the experimental sounds of Animal Collective and the emotional depth of Alice in Chains._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Today's podcast dives into the eclectic mix of music shared during the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club's meeting on August 15, 2024. The hosts, Simon Meduna, Jacob Zakvik, and Leo Ackerman, discuss a variety of tracks, including covers by Simon and Garfunkel and several songs by the influential band Ween, highlighting their significance in the music scene. Listeners will hear about the reissue of Ween's iconic album "Chocolate and Cheese," as well as the tribute to Philadelphia captured in the song "Freedom of '76." The conversation also touches on other artists, such as Lemon Demon and Hiatus Kaiyote, showcasing the diverse tastes of club members and their love for deep cuts and hidden gems. With a warm invitation to join future meetings, this episode emphasizes the community aspect of music appreciation and the joy of exploring new sounds together.NokiaFoo FightersOasisWeezerKing GizzardMarty RobbinsDavid BowieThomas DolbyThe BugglesWebsite: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode of Now Spinning features an in-depth exploration of now defunct band Black Midi, focusing on their unique sound and discography. Hosts Simon Medina, Leo Ackerman, and Noah Miller dive into the band’s evolution from their debut album, Schlagenheim, to their more recent work, highlighting the significant changes in style and lyrical content. They discuss the band's eclectic influences, ranging from math rock to jazz, and how these elements are woven into their music. The conversation also touches on the contrasting vocal styles of lead singers Geordi Greep and Cameron Picton, and how their narratives reflect on societal issues. Listeners are invited to discover the band’s innovative artistry and the impact of their creative choices throughout their career._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning crew dives into the eclectic and influential world of the Talking Heads, one of the most iconic bands in the alternative music scene. Simon Medina, Leo Ackerman, and Jacob Zokvic explore the band's rich discography, highlighting their unique blend of punk, funk, and world music influences. From their early days at CBGB to their groundbreaking album "Remain in Light," the hosts discuss how the band's sound evolved and the profound impact they had on music. Listeners will gain insights into the band's innovative approach to songwriting and performance, exemplified in the celebrated concert film "Stop Making Sense." Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, this episode offers a fresh perspective on why the Talking Heads remain a vital force in the music landscape._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Join Now Spinning crew as they dive into an engaging discussion about their July Vinyl Record Club meeting, featuring a diverse playlist that spans genres and eras. The episode kicks off with a deep exploration of the influential post-rock band Slint and their groundbreaking album "Spiderland," highlighting how their unique sound paved the way for future artists. From there, the trio touches on classic tracks from The Monkees, the experimental antics of LCD Soundsystem, and the sunny vibes of The Free Design. Listeners can expect lively banter about the quirks of music production, the unexpected emotional depth of seemingly silly songs, and the joy of discovering new sounds._____________________Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club