S2 - E24 - "V" - Vampire Weekend - Veruca Salt - Violent Femmes - with Jake & David from 'Life Is Unfair'

Vroom Vroom! Vivacious vibrations of victory! Vindicated and vibrant, I'm joined this episode by Jake & David, from Life Is Unfair, THE 'Malcolm In The Middle' rewatch podcast that you can hear each Thursday, as they go in chronological order through the series. (Chronological being superior to alphabetical, we’ve established).

They’re also part of the incredible Twitch channel, Lets Play Deathray, where they variety stream all sorts of awesome content, banter back and forth, and interact with their community in amazing ways. Definitely check that out, especially on a Sunday Community Night, where you'll catch them (and also sometimes me), playing Jackbox games, Gartic Phone, Minecraft, or any number of fun games. They stream every night except Friday and Saturday's around 7:30 PM MST.

Jake is also a published author! That’s huge! He wrote a segment in Bi-Visibility, which you can order here.

No Super Producer Jared, from 'Feathers And Friends' and 'Parrot Gaming Productions', for the first part of this episode, but he comes in hot halfway through the Veruca Salt set and lends his unique outlook on the songs (aka, everything is sex.)

This week the three of us each brought a separate artist, so we went with 5 songs apiece for:

David’s : Vampire Weekend

Eric’s: Veruca Salt

Jake’s: Violent Femmes

Full playlist is here.

Full Veruca Salt playlist here:

The songs discussed, in order, are:

Vampire Weekend – Oxford Comma

Vampire Weekend – Diplomat’s Son

Vampire Weekend – Hannah Hunt

Vampire Weekend – Sunflower (feat. Steve Lacy)

Vampire Weekend – A-Punk

Veruca Salt – Get Back

Veruca Salt - Shutterbug

Veruca Salt - Disconnected

Veruca Salt – Damage Done

Veruca Salt – Laughing In The Sugar Bowl

Violent Femmes – Add It Up

Violent Femmes - Promise

Violent Femmes – Hallowed Ground

Violent Femmes – No Killing

Violent Femmes – I’m Not Gonna Cry

We of course also play ‘Is It Aerosmith’.

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