In the most triumphant return of the Anhedonic Headphones podcast, the show's charming host, Kevin Krein, 'returns the favor' of sorts, and in the tenth episode overall, and first of season two, he interviews his delightful wife, Wendy Placko. The two discuss such timeless questions like 'Does Sebastian The Crab's mixtape have too many features on it?' and 'Is Jakob Dylan the more influential of the Dylan family?' They also, at length, discuss music from throughout Wendy's life, and the impact each song had on her, ...
In the most triumphant return of the Anhedonic Headphones podcast, the show's charming host, Kevin Krein, 'returns the favor' of sorts, and in the tenth episode overall, and first of season two, he interviews his delightful wife, Wendy Placko. The two discuss such timeless questions like 'Does Sebastian The Crab's mixtape have too many features on it?' and 'Is Jakob Dylan the more influential of the Dylan family?' They also, at length, discuss music from throughout Wendy's life, and the impact each song had on her, since that's, like, the point of this show.
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Episode 10 credits:
The intro to the episode featured an instrumental version of "Labels," performed by GZA/Genius, taken from the 2012 Get On Down/Geffen/Universal Music Special Markets release Liquid Swords - The Chess Box (Instrumentals.) The song originally appears on the 1995 Geffen Records release Liquid Swords.
The theme music is a YouTube rip of the intro to BET's "Rap City: The Bassment," airing from 1999 to 2005.
In today's episode, we discussed:
"Arise," performed by Samuel E. Wright, and written by Michael Cooper; taken from the 1990 Walt Disney Records release Sebastian From The Little Mermaid.
"The Difference," performed by The Wallflowers, and written by Jakob Dylan; taken from the 1996 Interscope Records release Bringing Down The Horse.
"Toccata & Fuge in D Minor, BWV 565," performed by Otto Winter, and composed by Johann Sebastian Bach; taken from the Regency Music release The Masterpiece Collection: Bach, Vol. 1.
"Impromptus, Op. 142, D 935 - #2 in A Flat," performed by Silvia Capova, and written by Franz Schubert; taken from the Regency Music release The Masterpiece Collection: Schubert.
"Runaway Train," performed by Soul Asylum, and written by Dave Pirner; taken from the 1992 Columbia Records release Grave Dancers Union.
"With or Without You," performed and composed by U2; taken from the 1987 Island Records release The Joshua Tree.
"Keep The Car Running," performed and composed by Arcade Fire; taken from the 2007 Merge Records release Neon Bible.
"Secret Meeting," performed by The National, and written by Matt Berninger, Aaron Dessner, and Scott Devendorf; taken from the 2004 Beggars Banquet release Alligator.
"Make Our Garden Grow," sung by June Anderson and Jerry Hadley, and composed by Leonard Bernstein; taken from the operetta Candide.
"Geyser," written and performed by Mitski Miyawaki; taken from the 2018 Dead Oceans release Be The Cowboy.
