Bonfires on the Heath & Pure Comedy

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English - December 09, 2021 16:31 - 2 hours - 147 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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CONTENT WARNING:

1:06 till 2:21

religion, religious trama, misogyny, the 2016 elections, depression, anxiety, hopelessness, Dying, Death, Drug Abuse, Being Drugged Abuse.

STRAP IN for the longest episode yet! The boys start with some talk about Christmas Music, Adele, and the Beatles before getting into the lush and quintessentially British album Bonfires on the Heath by the Clientele. They discuss the merits of reverb, drug-inspired sounds, and the idea of the music being able to set a mood. After the break, they then go deep into the lyrically deep explanation of the current nightmare we all live in with Father John Misty's Pure Comedy. They touch on the dichotomy of the lyrical content and the music supporting the lyrics, How Josh Tillman uses his platform to talk about the state of the world, and they spend a surprising amount of time discussion the validity of a 10 verse, 13 minute long song with 6 chords.

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Theme Music: No Lagoon by Jared Richert

Hosts: Josh Dolar and Jared Richert

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