The 100 Albums Podcast

This week The Guys dive into the quirks, eccentricities, and legacy of the Pixies' 1989 album "Doolittle". What do "loud-quiet-loud" dynamics, Nirvana, and The Breeders all have in common?
Referenced in the podcast:
Rig Rundown - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szqx1NNkg-A

On this week's episode, The Guys dive into Daft Punk's 1997 banger "Discovery". What do creative control, robots, and anime all have in common?
Referenced in the podcast:
"Untitled 18" by Darlin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp20n8Wdg9w
And here is great primer on sampling techniques that Daft Punk uses: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AqHSvR9bqs 

On this mini-episode, The Guys talk about what they would use as "walk-out music" if they were professional athletes. 
Drew: “Genesis” by Justice
Ryan: “Car Horn Prelude” to Le Grand Macabre by György Ligeti
Ron: “O Death” by Ralph Stanley 
Bert: “Groove Holmes” by the Beastie Boys
What would your walk-out music be? Write-in and let The Guys know at 100Albums@bertislo.com!
Thanks for listening!

In the second episode of this season The Guys dive into the murky waters of "electronica" and "big beat" with 1997's "Fat Of The Land" by The Prodigy. What do alternative music, Kurt Loder, Nazi quotes, and the article "the" have in common?

The Guys kick-off Season 2 of the podcast by discussing Sinead O'Connor's sophomore album, "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got". What do Prince, U2, and Saturday Night Live all have in common? 

In this Between The Episodes, The Guys once again take a break from talking about albums from The Poster. Instead, they discuss some of the albums and artists that have been getting some regular spins in their day-to-day. 
 
Ryan:
MJ Lenderman, "Manning Fireworks" 
Tiny desk concert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAY74NyLMGs 
Ron:
Pantera, "Cowboys From Hell"
Bert:
Noga Erez, "The Vandalist"
Aquarium concert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2SQmjN8bU0
 
Check these out and let The Guys know what you think, or let them know what you're listening to right now. Connect with the podcast at 100albums@bertislo.com, or on Facebook and Instagram @100AlbumsPodcast. Thanks for listening!

We hope you have been enjoying the 100 Albums Podcast! The Guys are taking a break this week, since the "bracket playoff" episode marked the end of season one.
But don't fret! We’re putting together some really interesting stuff for season two. We’ll kick things off with Sinead O’Connor’s "I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got", and have conversations about Daft Punk, Whitney Houston, The Beach Boys, Dr. Dre, Blur, and many, many more! 
While The Guys take a break, please go back and check out all of the episodes from the first season and let us know what you think! Shoot The Guys an email at 100albums@bertislo.com - and maybe you'll be featured in an upcoming episode!
Thanks so much for listening!

In the final episode of their first season of the podcast, The Guys debate the first 20 albums from the poster. Who will be the champion? 
Spoiler: you can see the final bracket, with all of the winners and losers, HERE. 
What do you think? Let The Guys know at 100albums@bertislo.com! Thanks for listening!

This week marks the end of the first season of the 100 Albums Podcast! 20 albums down, only 80 more to go!
For the final episode, The Guys will be lining up the first 20 albums in a bracket competition. However, prior to listening to the season finale, The Guys want you to join in the fun!
Down your own bracket HERE. Then listen to the podcast and see how your bracket holds up against The Guys'. You can also email your thoughts (or bracket!) to 100albums@bertislo.com. Thanks for listening!

Here we are with the final album of the first season! This week The Guys are discussing "At Folsom Prison" by Johnny Cash. What do gospel music, social justice, and entire wardrobes of black clothes all have in common? 
[Footnote: the article that Ryan references in the episode can be found here.]