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@@Ben-h-100 I do but at the moment I don’t have anyway to post it, if I post it on here there’s fear of it being taken down for copyright reasons. We might make a Patreon soon so thought people can watch our full reactions uncut.

@ All is good but ye a patreon would be good so u could upload it

@@chrischambers5408 As someone who loves to read and write, I can’t help it. For me personally, lyrics will also be as important as the music, if not more. Tony is definitely more into the music itself than lyrics normally, but sometimes I challenge him to take a closer look at the lyrics as well. Sometimes to a fault I must admit but that how I love to listen to music. -Rico

@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast I’ll ask her! I know she’s followed some of Sucre and we have one of their albums on vinyl. I haven’t heard Darren’s albums but Paul’s recent single was fairly decent.

@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast That would be great! We would probably buy a reissue that way we wouldn’t have to spin our expensive copy hahah

@@scottishbru8051 Thank you for the kind words! I’m definitely going to be showing Tony Imploding the Mirage one day, it’s another great album! Also apologies for the audio on this video, I’ve corrected the issues on the next ones.

Agreed! Especially the second half- I think their cover of I’m So Young is underrated!!

@@MichaelDaley-l6i hahah I did give it multiple listens on my on after recording and definitely appreciated it way more!

Surf’s Up is definitely one of my favorites, brings tears to my eyes!

This was the original Smile. Brian scrapped this and made a more simplified and mellow version of most of the songs for Smiley Smile in '67. If given the focus, time, and definitely using less drugs Smile would've been another Pet Sounds. Another masterpiece but would likely sell poorly at the time. I love Sgt. Pepper's but I do think its been overrated over the years although I adore a few of the songs. But its best to never compare two of the most important bands of the 20th century 😁

@@Andermander429 Dude, if a genie granted me 3 wishes, my first wish would be to hear what Smile would sound like if it was completed in 67!!

@@NateWinchell No, thank you for watching! I’m glad we could help!

@@mikeydrox thanks for the info! Sounds like a perfect time for Tony and I to go and visit it!

@@Catasple Thank you so much for the kind words! As I’ve been giving Figure 8 more listens I’m loving it even more and it’s extremely hard to rank the just the four albums of his that I’ve heard. A truly amazing musician. -Rico

@@cmzeman Ha! I didn’t want to but last did I kept it uncut it was blocked for copyright. Plus we weren’t sure if someone would have a two hour long episode. But we will reconsider it for the future.

@@CBCDs I absolutely love that cover! That’s always been one of my favorite R.E.M. songs. When I say Glen at a solo concert a couple of years ago he teased playing it but played another song instead. Was a little bummed even though the rest of the concert was fantastic. We do have an episode on Automatic For the People. Thanks so much for checking out our videos!

@@CBCDs That must have been a great show! They are on my concert bucket list for sure. I also need to check out Damien Rice still, I’ve heard great things about him.

@@kendrickprevatt7865 No slander from me! (Rico) I think once Tony hears more albums from there he’ll fully come around!

Put him on some of that early alternative country Wilco from the 90s

I love how he’s credited in the booklet for that small moment.

I thought the same thing on first listen! Which is probably why it’s my favorite from the album since that’s my favorite PJ album. Have you gotten to see them live on this tour yet?

@@relativelysoundpodcast I saw them both nights at Kia Forum (Los Angeles). I also will be seeing PJ with Neil Young in four months at Ohana Fest.

@@relativelysoundpodcast I had a chance to see/hear Dark Matter a few days before its release at the movie theater by my place.

@@billisdope That’s awesome! Those shows had some great setlist. I’ve seen both PJ and Neil live but never together. That should be an all time great show.

@@billisdope Very cool! The closest theatre to me showing it was just too far away. How was the experience?

Awesome! Happy belated birthday! I was there too and it was great, I’ll try to upload some videos of it soon.

@@relativelysoundpodcast I really enjoyed your review of the concert. I just “discovered “ Glen in 2015 when I was researching my Irish heritage and stumbled upon “Once”. I was real late to the party I guess. Loved the movie so I checked out Glen Hansard. I kind of went backwards in his career, Swell Season and then the Frames. Interesting guy and interesting personal story. Funny story about when he met Van Morrison etc. Glen has shared a lot of stories about all the greats he has worked with etc. Have you seen Glen in the 1991 Movie the “Commitments”? It’s kind of a cult classic I think. It’s great. Anyway, I had never heard you guys before. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for checking out the episode and for the comments! We will definitely be making an episode in the future where I talk about my thoughts on their other albums!